. >> a suicide bomber kills at least 40 outside a mosque in northern afghanistan on one of the holiest days of the muslim calendar. more than a dozen policemen are among the dead as the violence spreads ever wider cross afghanistan. welcome to "gmt." also, relief and joy for the father of malala yousafzai, the pakistani schoolgirl shot by the taliban. >> they wanted to kill her, but she felt temporarily. she will rise again. >> these pictures from spain and show hurricane sandy is threatening massive destruction against the east coast of the united states. it is midday in london, 7:00 in the morning in beijing, 3:30 in the afternoon in kabul, where afghan officials are once again faced with the news of violence in a country once considered stable. a suicide bomber targeted at a mosque in maymana, capital of faryab. 40 people were killed, almost half of them policemen, and 50 were wounded. we will cross over to the afghan capital of kabul and join our correspondent to get the latest. what is the very latest news you have about what happened in the mosque? >> their work he added scenes a

this attack happened in northern afghanistan. reports now say at least 41 are dead, 5 of them are children. dozens are critically injured after this attack the aa mosque. they were graeathered to pray o the first day of the muslim holiday. the governor and police chief were there, but we also hear they were not injured. at the live desk, melissa mollet, news 4. >>> 5:38 is our time right now. our big story today, of course, hurricane sandy. brand new models this morning bring it closer to us. tom is can traitracking the tim this system. what makes the sleep number store different? we have so much technology in our store to really show the customers what's going on with their bodies. now you can feel what happens as we raise your sleep number setting and allow the bed to contour to your individual shape. oh, wow. that feels really good. during our sleep number innovation event, now save up to $700 on our most innovative bed sets plus special financing on selected beds. final days! ends saturday. exclusively at a sleep number store

. >> for generations him and his ancestors have farmed wheat in northern afghanistan. to escape the war, he and his family fled to pakistan. they came home nine years ago and returned to growing wheat. >> translator: when the karzai government took over i heard there would be international aid for agriculture, so i was really excited. >> reporter: it was harder than he expected. >> translator: these seeds come from america. they grow well with lots of water but we don't have much water. the plants are weak. >> reporter: afghanistan gets little rain and most of the fields have no irrigation. seeds produced only 20% of the crop he was counting on. he has seven children. despite his wheat farming heritage, he is considering a switch to opium poppies. they can grow in extremely dry climates and fetch a high price. then a welcome offer came from a japanese research er. >> translator: what we have here is a collection of againgenetic resources of wheat gathered in afghanistan in 1955. >> reporter: almost 60 years ago a japanese research group studying the origin of wheat tra

a party of wedding doors has been hit by a roadside bomb in northern afghanistan, killing at least 15 people. police say it is not clear whether they were the intended targets. taliban activity there has been on the increase. china has been conducting naval exercises in the east china sea. it is a clear warning in japan of the tension between the countries. trade between the countries has already been disrupted friday disagreement. prince eelam is married in the belgian princess in a civil ceremony. there is a guest list of 800. there are some local specialties as well as many sponge cake said to be the favorite of the grooms mother. let me update you on the teenage pakistani girl shot and had at by the time to buy -- shot in the head by the taliban after campaigning for women's rights. she is apparently in the uk. the medical director at the hospital is giving us an update. gregg's and got out of the woods. having said that, she is -- >> not out of the woods. having said that, she is communicating very freely. and she is writing. she has a tracheotomy tube in because her air was swol

>> a suicide bomber has killed more than 40 people including five children in a mosque in northern afghanistan. the bomb disguised himself as a police officer and struck after prayers for the holiday. >> nobody has yet claimed responsibility for that attack. it is believed it was revenge for the recent killing of a local television leader. it comes amid plans to withdraw foreign troops by the end of 2014. >> the man blew himself up as people left the mosque. many of the dead were policemen. the bomb was struck -- the bomber struck as the police chief got into his car, only narrowly escaping death. on the muslim festival of sacrifice. >> the attack margin a number of afghan police -- martyred in number of afghan police. the taliban has said muslims into morning. >> the afghan president condemned the attack and called on moderate taliban to join his government. he said the attackers are the enemies of islam, and he is praying for peace in afghanistan. in berlin, the foreign minister promised germany's continued support. >> we will not let up in our efforts to work with afghanis and build a bette

a suicide bomb outside a mosque in northern afghanistan killed 41 people today.s of smoke rose in front of the mosque as people gathered to celebrate eid. many of the dead were policemen and soldiers. 56 others, including civilians, were wounded. in kabul, afghan president hamid karzai condemned the attack and made this appeal. >> i call on the taliban and other government opposition to stop the destruction of their own country. stop the killing of their people, stop destruction of their mosques, hospitals and schools, and stop working for the aims of foreigners. >> sreenivasan: also today, the taliban claimed responsibility for the killing of two u.s. troops in an insider attack on thursday. a member of the afghan security forces shot the troops and then escaped to join the taliban. the father of a teenage pakistani girl shot by the taliban had encouraging words about his daughter's recovery today. malala yousufzai's family flew from pakistan to britain to be with her at a hospital where she's receiving specialized treatment. we have a report from penny marshall

. >>> a suicide bomber attacked a mosque in northern afghanistan this morning. police say 35 people were killed, 70 others were injured. the bomber struck at the start of a four day religious holiday. the bomb exploded outside the mosque where a large crowd gathered. many of the wounded are in serious condition. >>> the cost of presidential politics. this year's campaign passed the $2 billion mark in fundraising. put it on track to be the costliest election in history. they both have raised $1.7 billion and another $300 billion in super p.a.c. ads. they are paying for tv ads in closely contested race's. the candidates are working hard to shore up suppor battleground states. susan mcginnis has more. good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning. the election is 11 days away, but right now both candidates are working hard to get vote -- voters to the polls before november 6th. president obama cast his early ballot in chicago as he tried to boost turnout before election day. >> all of you who have not yet early voted i just want everybody to see what an incredibly

. >>> in northern afghanistan, a suicide bomber targeted a mosque as people celebrated the eid al adhahoda th eloonilled at least 36 people and wounded many others. poceay a m detonated the explosives friday outside a mos income maymana.tnsesathatck w wearing a lice unifo. no one has claimed responsibility. afghan security forces are trying to stem the violence. they're looking to take control with the withdrawal of troops by the end of 2014. >>> a new opinion pl sges mitt romney has topped among 50% with voters. it's the first time he hit that pollsters for abc news and "the washington post" surveyed about 1,400 likely voters from sunday through wednesday. 50% of respondents said they wod teor romney, 47% for present barack obama. the pollsters asked who would better manage the economy. 52% said romney. 43sa oma the election is decided by the number of electoral votes allotted to each state. there are 538 votes in t electoral college. abc news estimates obama is likely to win 217 of them, romney 191. >>> u.s. voters seem buried under massive amounts of information and claims made by the p

. >> reporter: for generations, he and his ancestors have farmed wheat in northern afghanistan.o escape the war, he and his family fled to pakistan. they came home nine years ago and returned to growing wheat. >> translator: when the karzai government took over i heard there would be international aid for agriculture. so i was really excited. >> reporter: but it was harder than he expected. >> translator: these seeds come from america. they grow well with lots of water, but we don't have much water, so the plants are weak. >> reporter: afghanistan gets little rain, and most fields have no irrigation. the seeds produced only 20% of the crop assadullah was counting on. he has seven children. despite his wheat farming heritage, he's considering a switch to opium poppies. poppies can grow in extremely dry climates and fetch a high price. but then a welcome offer came from a japanese researcher, t tomohiro ban. >> translator: what we have here is a collection of genetic resources of wheat gathered in afghanistan in 1955. >> reporter: almost 60 years ago a japanese research group stud

at least 40 people are dead and 50 hurt after a suicide bomber attacked a mosque in northern afghanistan. the attack comes on the first day of the muslim holiday. >>> today the virginia man accused of shooting a security guard at the family research council will be in court. floyd lee corkins was charged with terrorism for the august attack. it's the first time anyone's been charged with committing an act of terror under d.c.'s anti-terrorism act. corkins has already pleaded not guilty to the first set of charges he faced. >>> today family and friends will say good-bye to a prince george's county police officer killed in a car crash. kevin bowden died after an suv collided with his cruiser in clinton. he was off duty at the time. the first viewing is at lee's funeral home in clinton. >>> this morning police want to know who's behind a costly crime spree in prince george's county. nine cars were set on fire over a 24-hour period in the kettering, largo, bowie, and upper marlboro areas. investigators believe it's the work of a serial artist. they're not sure if they're burning them to cove

violence during the religious holiday has been reported from northern afghanistan forty one people have been killed and fifty wounded after a suicide bomber dressed in police uniform blew himself up in a crowd outside a mosque the province's top officials were inside the building but escape unharmed police officers soldiers and civilians including five children were among the dead no one has claimed responsibility. one of russia's top opposition leaders has been officially charged with plotting mass disorder in the country's biggest cities said a good old solve who's now subjected to a travel ban denies the accusations what he told barton is following developments. opposition figure and leader of the left front political movement in russia. has been investigated after suspicions that he may have been planning mass and rest across russia this investigation started after a documentary was shown on russian television which showed hidden camera footage and said that solvent others were planning nothing less than a coup in russia the documentary also said that he met with georgian politician

at least nineteen people were killed in northern afghanistan when a roadside bomb detonated under a passing bus it's fifteen more were injured the passengers were traveling to a wedding now at this point nobody has claimed responsibility and it's still not clear if indeed the wedding guests were the intended victims. the u.s. military chief in japan has imposed a night curfew on person no it follows the arrest of two american officers suspected of raping a japanese woman on the southern island the u.s. military in japan has a history of alleged criminal behavior which was certainly caused a lot of tension. let's get out to one of our top stories here on r.t. the possible deal between b.p. and the process yeah faulty skating standing by to see you again. could be on the brink of becoming the biggest oil producer in the well we're talking history in the making lou absolutely that if the russian oil giant finds out they pay from russian bases chanting k.b. pay of course and who are talking billions of dollars for the privilege as well as got meetings going on in london as we speak his all to p

more violence during the religious holidays being reported in northern afghanistan where forty one of been killed and seventy wounded in a massive suicide bombing and the attacker who was wearing a police uniform blume self up in a crowd gathering at a mosque for celebrations the province's top officials were inside the building but did escape on harmed and there were however police officers and soldiers among the dead still at this point no one has claimed responsibility. plus at least one person has been killed and over forty injured in peru's capital lima during a protest against the government's decision to move a local wholesale market by demonstrators allegedly attacked police with clubs and rocks forcing them to defend themselves at its origins how to use concrete blocks to prevent vehicles from entering the market. business time with r.t. is a must to see you again we've been reporting now for a year well exactly a year ago today greece was given bailout cash but i suppose the question still lingers on badly any good results katie oh as it were already you're right are there a

violence during the religious holidays been reported from northern afghanistan forty one people have been killed and fifty wounded after a suicide bomber dressed in police uniform blew himself up in a crowd outside a mosque the province's top officials were inside the building but escaped this office as soldiers and civilians including five children were among the dead there one has claimed responsibility. time now for a market update now with katie and it's a challenging session for wall street this friday it is that she bill and it's not she quite a surprise really considering that the g.d.p. for the u.s. increased for the third quarter so we get into the figures much faster than expected but as you can see we are looking kleis the euro is dropping off to the german finance minister reportedly said there are doubts on whether greece will meet the bailout requirements international pressures took their toll on the markets here in moscow so let's see what the close that time this friday as you can see firmly entrenched in negative territory we're going to stay with finance finale get

at least eighteen people have been killed in northern afghanistan as a roadside bomb detonated under a passing bus fifteen more were injured the passengers were traveling to a wedding at this point no one has claimed responsibility and it is not yet clear if the wedding guests were the intended victims. the u.s. military chief in japan has imposed a curfew on personnel and follows the arrest of two american officers suspected of raping a japanese woman on their southern island the u.s. military in japan has a history of alleged criminal behavior which has caused tension between the states for decades. but let's not return to our top story here on t.v. with the lovely katie pilgrim good to see you though the possible huge deal between b.p. and rosneft taking the headlines or so it is now poised to secure a tight grip on russia's all industry but can it afford it well that is the multi billion dollar question right now as well as you say could be buying out be paid out of its vast and vegetating pain on the british company is now meeting in london to consider the officers close in live

at least nineteen people were killed in northern afghanistan when a roadside bomb detonated under a passing bus fifteen more injured passengers were traveling to a wedding no one has claimed and it's not yet clear if the wedding guests were the intended victims. of the u.s. military chief in japan has imposed a night curfew on personnel that follows the rescue arrest of two american officers suspected of raping a japanese woman on the island the u.s. military has a history of an edge criminal behavior which of course tensions between the states for decades. what outrages here with the friday night business update just a couple of minutes away from now stay with us for that. it was the strangest attempt of the military take of. the u.s. president trying to overthrow a foreign country's government but his strategic games lost. and america recognized its defeat. questioning if cuba managed to cope with its victory not all don't talk at all but he will get a lot of. i leave you think you are you go but the rajab either live in the cuban missile crisis games and reality t.v. . i'm in sochi but k

or the heading now into northern afghanistan to start of the r.t. world update it's where nineteen people were killed when a roadside bomb detonated under a passing bus fifteen more were injured and the passengers were traveling to a wedding at this point no one has claimed responsibility it's not even clear yet if the wedding guests were the intended victims. suspected al qaeda government have attacked a military base in southern yemen killing at least thirteen soldiers and losing the same number of their own men the battle started with a car bomb blast before militants continued their offensive on the coastal base from sea the region has seen fierce fighting between the army and al-qaeda as the country tries to control the militants. the u.s. military chief in japan has imposed a night curfew on the personnel it follows the arrest of two american officers suspected of raping a japanese woman on the southern island the u.s. military in japan has a history of alleged criminal behavior which has caused tension between the states for decades. that in

at least nineteen people were killed in northern afghanistan when a roadside bomb detonated under a passing bus fifteen more were injured the passengers were traveling to a wedding no one has claimed responsibility and it's not yet clear if the wedding guests were the intended victims. what a group of gunmen opened fire in a military convoy in the northwest of indian controlled kashmir before raiding a nearby hotel they killed one employee in wounded two others in the ambush no one's taking responsibility for the attacks yet on the search operation is now under way several rebel groups operate in kashmir which both india and pakistan claim is their territory. the cia wants to significantly expand its fleet. drones and is pressing the white house to give the go ahead it would allow the agency to sustain or even increase lethal strikes abroad including those in pakistan the news comes as the day after the pakistani interior minister quoted statistic suggesting eighty percent of people killed in u.s. drone attacks have been civilians and that except that in three hundred strikes more than two

at least thirty seven people have been killed and seventy wounded in a suicide bombing in northern afghanistan the attacker wearing a police uniform blew himself up in a crowd gathering at a mosque to celebrate the holiday the province's top officials were inside the mosque but escaped unharmed there were however police officers and soldiers among the dead no one has yet claimed responsibility. at least one person has been killed and over forty injured in peru's capital lima during a protest against the government's decision to move a local wholesale market demonstrators allegedly attacked police with clubs and rocks forcing them to defend themselves it's already has had to use concrete blocks to prevent vehicles from entering the market. dimitris here with the business news and today marks the one year exactly since a breakthrough in solving the greek crisis is that right well it was indeed a crucial moment when the banks agreed to write off around fifty percent of what they had in greek debt but whether there has been much progress in stance really hard to say let's take a look what's happen

also in the world update more violence during the religious holidays being reported in northern afghanistan forty one killed seventy wounded in a suicide bombing the attacker wearing a police uniform blooms of up in a crowd gathered outside a mosque the province's top officials were inside the building but escaped unharmed however police and other people were found among the dead at this point no claim of responsibility. off the katy pilbeam for the only persons update good to see you again we've been reporting a year ago today that greece was given a massive bailout but the question remains has it helped them to dig themselves out of the debt well exactly a lot of analysts investors politicians that all are asking themselves that very same question or glory today kicking the can down the drive we hear a lot we've heard from dana sachs the bank today and he says that the situation in the euro zone is reminiscent of ground. i think what we see is a combination of germany being still saying nine nine nine dong and at the same time that the social change unless you just talk briefly will incre

and into the world we go here on ars he will stop with northern afghanistan where at least nineteen were killed when a roadside bomb detonated on the bus fifteen more were injured the passengers were traveling to a wedding at this point no one has claimed responsibility and it's not yet clear if indeed the wedding guests were the intended targets. the u.s. military chief in japan has imposed a night curfew on personnel it follows the arrest of two american officers suspected of raping a japanese woman on the southern island the u.s. military in japan has a history of alleged criminal behavior which would certainly cause tension between the states for decades. back to one of our top stories here on r.t. of the possible deal between b.p. and rosneft good to see you again. on the brink of becoming the biggest all. producer in the world yes that's right and it's going to cost billions that if the russian oil company does buy out b.p. out of a b.p. now the british company is now meeting in london to consider the offer. peter all of the has all the details for us. what we've seen recently is a

at least nineteen people were killed in northern afghanistan when a roadside bomb detonated under a passing bus fifteen more were injured the passengers were travelling to a wedding they want to claim responsibility and is not yet clear if the wedding guests were the intended victims. the u.s. military chief in japan has imposed a night curfew on personnel it follows the arrest of two american offices suspected of raping a japanese woman on the southern. u.s. military in japan has a history of alleged criminal behavior which has caused tension between the states for decades. the cia wants to significantly expand its fleet of drones that is pressing the white house to give the go ahead it would in the agency to sustain or even increase lethal strikes abroad including those in pakistan the news comes just a day after the pakistani interior minister quoted statistics suggesting eighty percent of people killed in u.s. drone attacks have been civilians rehman malik said that when three hundred strikes more than two thousand people have died on the collation from pakistan's first political lobbyi

violence during the religious holidays being reported from northern afghanistan forty one killed fifty wounded after a suicide bomber dressed as a policeman blew him self up in a crowd outside a mosque for the provinces top officials were inside the building but escaped unharmed police officers soldiers and civilians including five children among the dead at this point no one has claimed responsibility. let's get some business news here for marty's kid appeal being nice to see you again as you well know we've been reporting a year ago today the struggling greece given a huge bailout of cash katie pilbeam has it worked that is indeed the question i don't have on the right person to a long thread but i certainly have a gentleman that that got an idea as to what he's referring to a danish that's a bank says that the situation right now is reminiscent of groundhog day. i think what we see is a combination of germany being still saying nine nine nine don and at the same time that the social change unless you just talk briefly will increase i mean to me the real surprise here is that the sou

at least nineteen people were killed in northern afghanistan when a roadside bomb detonated under a passing bus fifteen more were injured passengers were travelling to a wedding no one has claimed responsibility and it's not yet clear if the wedding guests were the intended victims. with the government open for a military convoy in the northwest of indian controlled kashmir before reading in nearby hotel they killed one employee and we did two others in the ambush and one has taken responsibility for the attacks and the search operation is now underway several rebel groups operating kashmir which both india and pakistan claim as their territory. and it brings up today for the moment for the latest on the biggest business news story of the day rosneft could become the biggest oil producer in the world then casey yeah that's right as if the russian oil dollars buy out they pay from the british found and pay those meetings going on in london right now and he's to all of us has all the details for us. that deal is expected to cost somewhere in the region of between twenty five and twenty eight

a suicide bomber struck at a mosque in northern afghanistan during morning pierced. this is the first day of the aid of hunholy days. we will bring you any updates as we get them. >> virginia congressman jim moran speaking out about to an investigation into an undercover video featuring his son. arlington police began the probe after a conservative group released this video of patrick moran allegedly discussing a plan to commit a voter fraud. democrat said he does not support the group's actions but admits that his son's comments did show a serious error in judgment. patrick were man has since left the campaign. -- patrick moran. >> now the forecast. with forecast >> we have a few days to go before we see an impact from sandy. it is important to be ready for the storm. if it does take a turn to us, we could have power outages for days and fthat's the worst-case scenario. the best case scenario is it would go up to our north and we would just get the blustery conditions and some rainfall. we could use a little rainfall. let's show you what's happening this morning. 63

. >> a suicide bombing has killed 35 people in northern afghanistan.ombing happened in a town while people gathered at mosque to celebrate a holiday. top officials from a local province governor and police chief when the bomber set off the explosives. civilians made up most of casualties. no one mass claimed responsibility for the attack yet. >> a truce is under way in syria this morning. [ gun shots ] >> kristen: it follows a week of intense fighting. syrian army is operations in muslim holiday but the military said it will retaliate for any gunfire. hours before the mosque was pummeled by tanks and rockets. an earlier truce collapsed. >> new this morning, 14-year-old pakistani girl that was shot by the taliban because he advocated for girls education. some shows dramatic progress in her recovery. she is showing no signs of brain damage. she was airlifted to a trauma center in britain for her recovery on october 15th. doctors say she is showing dramatic progress. the father is expected to talk with reporters tomorrow and deliver an official update on

at least 40 people have been killed in a suicide attack on a mosque in northern afghanistan. the victims had gathered to mark the first day of the muslim holiday. another 70 people were wounded. violence continues in syria despite an informal agreement for four-day holiday ceasefire. clashes erupted between government forces and rebel fighters earlier today near a northern military base. a number of anti regime protests have been held across syria, with troops firing tear gas and live rounds to disperse demonstrators in several areas. on thursday, a u.n. spokesperson for secretary- general ban ki-moon said the ceasefire marked a critical juncture for the syrian conflict. >> the secretary general welcomes the reported announcements about a suspension of violence during the eid holiday. obviously, the world is watching to see what will happen on friday morning. it is in everybody's interest, not least the long suffering syrian people, that the guns fall silent to our morning for the eid holiday. >> 21 people are dead across the caribbean, including 11 in cuba, after hurricane s

. >>> a new suicide bombing this week. 35 people are dead and 07 injured in northern afghanistan in what is described as the deadliest attack in months i'm bomber targeted a mosque at the start of a muslim holiday. a doctor on the scene says bodies are everywhere. we are learning that the taliban taking responsibility for yesterday's insider attack that killed two american soldiers. >>> the nationwide meningitis outbreak continues to grow. the cdc says another person died in indiana bringing the death toll to 24 now. south carolina is reporting its first probable case while virginia, michigan and new jersey also have some new cases. overall, 328 people in 18 states have now been infected. the outbreak was caused by injects of tainted steroid medication. >>> two teenaged brothers in new jersey accused of murdering a young girl are due in court later today. a judge will decide whether justice tip and dante robinson should remain in jail or be released to their parents. the two are accused of killing 12-year-old anna pasquale. >>> a warning for residents. keep a close eye on your car. we ar

the attack happened near the town of mir ali in northern afghanistan. the drone hit a car heading towards the village. the dead are suspected militants. that region is known for harboring several terrorist groups. >>> despite protests from japanese citizens, six u.s. military aircraft were transferred to a base in japan today. hundreds of protesters demonstrated outside that base on the southern island of okinawa. they say osprey hybrid aircraft have bad safety records and are dangerous for people living near the base. more than 50,000 american troops are currently stationed in japan. >>> iran is looking to replace google and its e-mail service. officials say they have already banned g mail in response to the controversial anti-islam film made in america. the film was posted on youtube, which is owned by google. iran's telecommunications department promises a clean version of the internet to help curb western influence. >>> and the time 5:37. next, the interview with d.c. sniper lee boyd malvo. >> i'm sorry i murdered your husband. i'm sorry i murdered

say afghan security forces appear to have been the target of a bombing outside a mosque in northern afghanistan today. a suicide bomber killed at least 36 people, as muslims gathered to celebrate the religious holiday known as ead. many of the victims are believed to be police officers and soldiers. the pro vengs governor and local police chief were in the building when it happened but were not injured. >>> to presidential politics. the race has turned out to be really tight. >> david gregory is the moderator of "meet the press." he's here with the campaign final stretch strategies. we've hea so much over the course of this election cycle about the battleground states. where are the candidates going to focus their final -- >> virginia is certainly going to be a key one. colorado, ohio that we talk so much about. this is going to be an economic argument. where are we on the economy. are things getting better. does the president deserve more credit or as romney could argue we could not afford another four years. i think that's going to be critical. ohio, for instance, becomes so important becau

now, this happened in northern afghanistan. it came as people were gathering at the mosque celebrating the beginning of a muslim holiday. today, the taliban camed responsibility for killing two troops in afghanistan yesterday. >>> more heavy fightings reported in syria even as a cease-fire is scheduled to take effect. this is over the four-day muslim holiday. witnesses say the attacks continued at daybreak. four rebels and six soldiers were killed in overnight fighting. >>> the presidential campaign may be the most expensive in modern history. jacqueline fell is live to tell us how much money has been raised. >> reporter: well, the money continues to keep coming in. new reports show that both candidates have brought in $1.7 billion. you have to consider outside money and nonprofits who don't have to disclose their donors. the majority is being spent on television ads. already the number of ads aired has surpassed the entire 2008 campaign. and we have two weeks to go. the radio "-- the radio ads are targeted. mitt romney is in oh

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violence in northern afghanistan. a suicide bombing outside a mosque there has killed 40 people and afghan police say that includes fellow officers and children. dozens of others were injured, and the interior ministry spokesman said the bomber struck right after morning prayers. >>> pakistani teen malala yousafzai is back in the arms of her mom and dad. they arrived in britain just hours ago. her father telling reporters malala is, quote, everyone's daughter. the 15-year-old girl is in a hospital recovering from a gunshot wound to the head inflicted by the taliban. malala has become a symbol of courage for risking her life by demanding equal education for girls in pakistan. >>> a widening fungal meningitis outbreak has now killed 24 americans and sickened 323 others. nine of those deaths occurring in tennessee. health officials are hoping the outbreak will peak soon. of the 14,000 patients who received potentially tainted stare oid injections, 97% have been reached for follow-up visits. >>> two down two to go for the

. >>> now to northern afghanistan where a suicide bomber has killed at least 40 people at a mosque asorshippers marked a muslim holiday. at least 50 others were wounded. the u.s. has condemned the attack. more client names are expected to be released today in the so-called zumba prostitution ring in maine. authorities are set to reveal more than 20 other johns who allegedly hired zumba instructor alexis wright for sex. she and her business partner have pleaded not guilty in the case >>> and they are halfway to the tight. the san francisco giants have won game two of the world series beating out the detroit tigers 2-0. now the series moves to the motor city where it plays game three tomorrow night. 7:19. let's turn it back over to matt and savannah. >> natalie, nation. let's go back to al in florida for the rest of his forecast. al? >> that's right. let's show you. there are a couple of other big features on the map today besides sandy. we've got a cold front that's bringing rain from the great lakes all theay down into the gulf coast. behind it really cold air, and then on the west co

. >> and a suicide bombing outside of a mosque in northern afghanistan has killed 40 people.cers and children as well. dozens of others were injured. an interior ministry spokesman said the bomber struck right after morning prayers. >>> the teen activist from pakistan who was shot in the head by the taliban is being reunited with her parents in britain. 15-year-old malala yousafzai is in a birmingham hospital recovering. she's able to stand up now and in stable condition. malala has become a symbol of courage for risking her life by demanding equal rights for education for girls in pakistan. >>> after the first two games of the world series, the giants, they're in the driver's seat. they're up 2-0 right now. san francisco pitcher madison baumgartner struggled through seven innings but allowed just two hits and struck out eight. dn't give up any runs. the giants broke a scoreless tie in the seventh on a double play. the infield was not in on that play. that's pretty controversial right there. but the biggest controversy and the biggest play may have come in the second inning.

. >> the idea of the connection to al qaeda every terrorist group in the mideast and northern africa and afghanistan say they have contact there or connections with al qaeda. >> i don't think al qaeda exists any more in real form. it's a vain that is well-known but this group lived in benghazi. that was their connection? >> president obama said they don't call it al qaeda any more. still terrorism infrastructure. my point is this, if they are going to hang their head on it wasn't an al qaeda attacked but another terrorist attack al qaeda is on their heels that -- >> then i want to know who are those terrorists? >> we had just -- >> they don't have a moose lodge meeting every saturday night about ol quaid. >> remember the terrorists were sitting pool side drink ago strawberry frappe. >> the idea that there is some connection with some form of al qaeda organization makes no sense whatsoever. there has never been any information given to us that this was connected to al qaeda. >> it wasn't given to us because it was taken out. it says extremists tied to al qaeda. >> let's put a little liquid paper on i