a pakistan official says an army operation to end an attack in a northwestern university is over as we speak. in the end 20 people are dead. the pakistan taliban claiming responsibility for today's assault at this university and it was right as classes started for the day. area said in a phone call to the

jazeera.com >> it's still months before college football season kicks off, but the team at northwestern university is in the middle of a 40 hour work week. >> they are traveling more than even 10 years ago, they're being asked to sacrifice more they're asked to treat their sport as a year-round endeavor. so the demands on them are so intense that it has put them in a situation where it's like a fight or die situation. >> players earn no pay other than a scholarship to attend class. their coach, pat fitzgerald, says that's compensation enough for student athletes. >> i'm a football coach, i'm a teacher, i'm an educator, alright? this isn't what i signed up to be, i signed up to help these guys develop to be the best they can be, not to be an employer. >> but in january, his players demanded to be considered employees, becoming the first college team to seek a union. >> guys come in here and bash all day, then then they're injured 5 years down the road and they get nothing. >> right now, athletes don't receive long-term medical care, and can't collect a paycheck or form a union. the national collegi

. >> the first device explodes at northwestern university just north of chicago. disguised as an ordinary package, the bomb inflicts minor injuries on a university police officer. a year later northwestern is hit a second time. when another package detonates on campus, a graduate student sustains cuts on his arms and burns around his eyes. then on november 15th, 1979, a bomb is placed in the cargo hold of american airlines flight 444 heading from chicago to washington, d.c. in mid-flight, it sets off a smoldering fire. 12 passengers suffer smoke inhalation. >> the pilots were able to land the plane at dulles shortly before they said to us later it probably would have burned through the hydraulics and dropped the plane out of the sky. >> authorities now begin to suspect the bombings are linked. all doubt is removed seven months later.murrinflicts cuts large portions of wood's body. >> now, come 1980, we know we have a serial bomber. and so the fbi started working as a joint task force with atf and because we had bombs in the mail, with the postal inspection service

robertyou talked about gordon at northwestern university who played a game called find the robot.re is he? does he think robots help the way we live and make us more productive? matthew: he is pessimistic. he is of the notion that all of the productive gains of the last one hundred years through the system, we have picked the low hanging fruit. the next 100 will be less productive. enthusiasmpite the over machine-learning and artificial intelligence, it is difficult to teach a robot to do simple tasks like folding laundry. he is of the camp there is too much optimism around the potential for a fourth industrial revolution to make a game changing leap into the way that we live and boost productivity. david: we had the steam engine, electrification, and computers. i was struck by a line in the story, you said it took 30 years between electrification starting and making a difference in factories? takes years or generations. history proves for these advancements to work through the system -- we went through the records of american factories 100 years ago as they were electrifying and

carol: you kick off your story talking about robert gordon at northwestern university.e plays a game called find the robot. where he is the in his argument? do roberts help the wave -- do robots help the way we live? guest: he is quite pessimistic. he thinks that all deflected gains over the past --productive gains over the past few years have been picking low hanging fruit, and at the next few years will be much less productive. despite all this enthusiasm over machine guarding --machine learning, it's difficult to teach a robot to do basic tasks like folding laundry. he is of the camp that there is far too much optimism around the potential for this forced industrial revolution to make a game changing leap in the way that we live and boost our productivity. dave: this could be the fourth industrial revolution. the steam engine, electricity, computers. you say it took about 30 years before electricity was used efficiently in factories. guest: it takes years, generations maybe. history proves that. for these technological advancements to work their way through the syste

carol: you started your story talking about robert gordon over at northwestern university who plays ae called find the robot. does he think that robots are helping the way that we live in making us more productive? matthew: he is quite pessimistic. he is of the notion that all productive gains in the past 100 years are kind of threw the system that we have picked the low hanging fruit, so to speak, years arext 100 going to be much less productive. despite all of this enthusiasm about machine learning and all of this, when you get down to it, it is quite difficult to teach a robot to do simple tasks , like the laundry, for example. he is of the opinion that there is far too much optimism around the potential for this kind of fourth industrial revolution to make a game changing leap in the way that we live and boost our productivity. david: so this could be the fourth industrial revolution, we cars,eam engines, we had and we had computers. i heard that it took a while until computers could make a difference in factories. matthew: it takes years and history proves that. for these technol

taliban militants stormed the university in northwestern people are confirmed dead. among the dead are for the attackers, a student, and teacacr. the gunman stormed the university shortly after classes began this morning. we will get more on "today," coming up. allyson: the interim director will tell lawmakers the state of the agency and about the poorly maintained roads. while the house passed a plan to raise gas taxes to bring about 400 million dollars with tax cuts, the senate has not passed a plan. the only accident we are watching is on highway 29 near i-85 in spartanburg but the traffic light out in greenville on jonesville road and woodruff. everything looking good on i-385 and 85. geoff: advisories about to begin in western north carolina. dale:: that is the area that will about 3:00, as kids get out of school, they might see a few flurries of snow and it will stay cold, getting up to 36. asheville and hendersonville starting off in the 20's and reaching low 30's this afternoon. by 11:00 to early afternoon, it will be coming down pretty good. watch out for the

kick offtthew, you your story talking about robert gordon at northwestern university.ays a game called find the robot. where is he in this argument? does he think robots are helping the way we live? making us more productive? matthew: he is quite as a mystic. he is of the notion -- he is pessimistic. he says all of the gains over the last 100 years are through the system that we have picked the low hanging for -- for the next 100 years are going to be much less productive. he makes the point that despite all of this enthusiasm over machine learning and artificial intelligence, when you get down to it, it is quite difficult to teach a robot to do very basic tasks like folding laundry, for example. there isthe camp that far too much optimism around the potential for this fourth industrial revolution to really make a game changing lead in the way that we live and boost our productivity. david: this will be the fourth industrial revolution, steam engine, electricity, computers. i was struck by this story. you say it took 30 years when electric started before it was actuall

a pakistan official says an army operation to end an attack in a northwestern university is over as we speak. in the end 20 people are dead. the pakistan taliban claiming responsibility for today's assault at this university and it was right as classes started for the day. area said in a phone call to the associated press from an undies closed location that the taliban was responsible for all of this. the master mind of the december 2014 attack on a school that killed more than 150 people, 144 of them children, they are saying it is the same group that just did all of this horror while most of you were sleeping. >> dana: pakistan borders afghanistan and that is where the taliban primarily operate out of is afghanistan. this university is in the northern end of pakistan. so it's not that far from the afghan bored. >> kim: we'll pay attention to this for the next two hours while we are live on the program. we have a lot of other stuff to get to this morning. >> dana: including traffic. strip still shut down this morning tom. >> tom: right now we are starting out with an accident on we ha

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inleast 21 have been killed an attack on a university in northwestern pakistan. another 60 people were hurt. catherine clifford reports. catherine: families gather outside the university. he does not yet know if his relatives are alive. armed militants scaled campus walls, entering classrooms and dormitories, and firing at students and teachers. >> i saw three terrorists. one was on the roof, firing from there. i saw four university security guards who were injured, and we took them to ambulances. >> we heard gunfire at the back of the campus, and we thought maybe some people were fighting, and the shooting intensified, so we said get into the rooms, do not go out. then security forces came and showed great bravery. >> police, military, and special launched air and ground operations. some 20 ambulances rushed to the injured to hospital. about 50rsity is kilometers from the city of shawar. are -- of pe as you just heard, the attack today comes a little over a year after taliban gunmen killed dozens of children at another school nearby. france 24's islamabad corresp

professor barnett earned his ba from northwestern university and his jd from harvard law school. he is the author of "restoring the lost constitution: the presumption of liberty," published in 2014 by the princeton university press and several other books. he has written more than 100 articles and reviews on constitutional law, contract law, and other subjects. in addition to teaching at georgetown, he has taught at boston university school of law, harvard law school, the university of pennsylvania law school, and other universities. his latest work will be published in 2016. in 2009, professor barnett was awarded a fellowship in constitutional studies by the john simon guggenheim memorial foundation, a fellowship sponsored by the society's vice president, dorothy goldman, a dear friend of ours. i could continue with professor barnett's, schmitz, -- accomplishments but it would , leave you little time to hear his insight into the slaughterhouse cases. i hope you will join me in welcoming professor randy barnett. [applause] mr. barnett: thank you, justice thomas, for that most grac

hill: after earning his law degree from northwestern university, bumpers and his wife, betty, returned to hair hometown of charleston where he practiced law. in the wake of the 1954 supreme court decision on brown vs. board of education, bumpers advised the charleston school board to immediately desegregate its school system. listed as his proudest achievement, the charleston school district was the first former school district in the confederacy to desegregate. nicknamed by "the new york times" as the giant killer, senator bumpers emerged as a dark horse candidate to defeat long-time former governor, orville, in 1970. in his two terms as governor, he continued and expanded governor rockefeller's era of expansive government reform. in 1974, he defeated five-term u.s. senator, jay william fullbright, in the democratic primary, with 65% of the vote, to win that senate seat and serve for 24 years. when i was a young senate staffer, it was a pleasure to work with senator bumpers and my second district predecessor on the completion of the landmark arkansas wilderness act of 1984. mr. speake

pakistani army says the gunbattle lasted for three hours this morning on the campus of a university in northwestern pakistan. a terrifying morning for students and staff in charsadda, that's about 20 miles from peshawar. the campus was just opening for the day when militants scaled the university walls on a very foggy morning, shooting security guards then going into classrooms and dorms. once student said he saw gunmen shooting both male and female students with automatic weapons. an assistant professor reportedly fired back, giving some of his students time to run. tributes are now going out to him on twitter. pakistani commandos say they have killed four militants. as for who was behind this, there's conflicting information. london, england :48-:58 "a senior taliban commander has claimed responsibility, but the group's official spokesman condemns the attack, calling the killing of back to you." we are continuing to follow this story and will bring you the latest both online and on our evening newscasts. leaders will again attempt to vote on a project aimed at revitalizing part of the area. the p

ni anale crmitest t sn >>> taliban gunmen stormed a university in northwestern pakistan killing 20 people. police say four taliban men scale the walls of university compound after classes began, shooting their way past a fire on students and staff. police say the four attackers were killed after an hours long gunbattle. back in 2014, an attack on a school killed more than 150 people, mostly children. >>> isis acknowledged the death of the masked militants known as jihadi john, the islamic terrorists seen in videos of beheading of western hostages. the u.s. military identifies him as mohammed emwazi. a kuwaiti born british citizen. they say they are reasonably certain he was killed in a drone strike a mysterious. >>> isis militants to store the oldest christian monastery in iraq. images from the associated press show only a field of rubble where the single largest monastery once stood. the compound survived results by nature and man for 1400 years and recently served as a place of worship for u.s. troops. the 27,000 square-foot stone isis isdestroying hundreds of sites including churches.

the warning comes only a week after the taliban attacked a northwestern university killing 21 people. that university reopened briefly monday but then closed to give students time to recover from the attack. we are waiting to learn more on the identity of a texas murder suspect who was killed in a shootout with columbia police yesterday. it happened in the parking lot of the byron road apartments, near dorn v.a. medical center investigators say a fugitive task force led by u-s marshals along with sled and the columbia police department were trying to serve a warrant on the man. as they approached the suv, they say the suspect started shooting at them and officers shot back. investigators say none of the marshalls, police or deputies were hurt. the richland county sheriff's department is leading the investigation. investigators are looking at surveillance from inside a columbia barber shop in hopes of finding a 2nd suspect wanted a warning, some of this video may be hard to friday night, police say two armed men wearing masks came into the "next up barber and beauty" on fort jackson bo

a northwestern pakistan university where islamic militants gunned down 21 people last week has reopened. classes resumed this morning. the attack last wednesday triggered a gun battle that lasted for hours until all four militants who took part in the raid were killed. they arrested five suspects on charges of facilitating the assault which was claimed by the taliban. >>> president obama wants to tackle a legacy of the secret war during the vietnam era. he'll announce an initiative to clear unexploded u.s. bombs in lous which is next to vietnam during the war but 30% of those impact. they continue to kill or maim people there to this day. the president is planning an official visit there this fall. >>> you think a major snow storm is rare around here? people living in southern china are seeing snow for the first time in 70 years. take a look, people ran out on the streets to snap pictures of flurries. a cold snap continues to bite southeast asia. it's the first recorded snow fall since record books opened. elsewhere in another province more than a foot and a half of snow fell knocking o

the gun battle lasting three hours this morning on the campus of a university in northwestern pakistan. a terrifying morning for students and staff about 20 miles from peshawar. the campus was opening for day when militants scaled the university walls on a foggy morning. shooting security guards and going into classrooms and dorms. one student said he saw a gunman shooting male and female students with automatic weapons. an assistant professor reportedly fired back, giving tributes are going out to him on twitter this morning. pakistani commandos say they've killed four militants. it's unclear how many gunmen were on the campus. as for who is behind this, there is conflicting information. there's claim of responsibility from a senior taliban commander. the group's official spokesman is strongly condemning the attack calling the killing of students unislamic. at least 19 are dead. 60 are injured. but those numbered could change. back to you. >> kelly, thank you so much. >>> former alaskan governor sarah palin has endorsed donald trump for president. she said trump will bring change as p

pakistani army says the gunbattle lasted for three hours this morning on the campus of a university in northwestern pakistan. a terrifying morning for students and staff in charsadda, that's about 20 miles from peshawar. the campus was just opening for the day when militants scaled the university walls on a very foggy morning, shooting security guards then going into classrooms and dorms. once student said he saw gunmen shooting both male and female students with automatic weapons. an assistant professor reportedly fired back, giving some of his students time to run. tributes are now going out to him on twitter. pakistani commandos say they have killed four militants. as for who was behind this, there's conflicting information. kelly cobiella/ nbc news/ london, england "a senior taliban commander has claimed responsibility, but the group's official spokesman condemns the attack, calling the killing of students un- islamic. back to you." >> ra-zyan, one of the five americans released by iran as part of a prisoner swap last week, spoke briefly to the media today outside the u-s military's landstuhl r

taliban militants stormed a university in northwestern pakistan. it happened 3:30 p-m their time. the official death toll was at 20. at least 50 more have been injured in the attack. a pakistani military source told abc news that four shooters have also students, university staff and at least one professor are among the dead. gunmen stormed the bacha khan university through a rear entrance, according to witnesses, and reportedly began breaking down doors to shoot at students. witnesses report having also heard several explosions. officials say the attack is now over and that the troops have cleared the campus. four attackers have been killed overnight here at home.. a rough night on the roads. take a look at this car that crashed right into a fence at a home near charleston and hollywood. it happened around midnight. police are calling this hit and run, because the car was left there un- attended. one person was injured but at this point we don't know if they were a passenger, or a bystander. the man who was cited for flipping off a police officer.. judge will throw out his ticket

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well, as you can see from those pictures, quite a battle playing out on the campus of this university in northwestern pakistan today. militants used the cover of fog to scale a wall at the university. this university about 21 miles from peshawar. they went in to classrooms and dorms, and started shooting. the associated press saying at least 19 are dead, with at least as many injured, as well, nearby hospitals overwhelmed with the wounded. and the casualty numbers continue to change. the pakistani army is now moving room by room looking for militants. it's not clear how many are on campus. but officials say they've killed four so far. the pakistan taliban is claiming responsibility this morning, telling our producer in pakistan that five suicide bombers were sent to the university. the government has been aggressively going after the taliban in the last year, after 150 were killed in an attack in a school in peshawar. most of those were children, and the attack put pressure on the government to crack down on the taliban. the head of the pakistan taliban military wing told nbc news this morning, this

students are dead after a university was attacked in northwestern pakistan. the pakistani taliban is claiming responsibility for the attack. police say militants raided the university today, timing their attack to a ceremony taking place at the school to ensure maximum casualties. four militants were killed during a gunfight with security forces. pakistan's prime minister has condemned the attacks, saying that those killing innocent students and citizens have no faith and religion. chipotle is issuing new rules for its employees. the restaurant will start offering paid sick leave... so employees who are ill don't come to work. chipotle also has new standards on food prep and handling... including chopping and marinating all items in separate locations. they will also use d-n-a based testing on ingredients to make sure they're safe before entering the restaurants. all of the chipotle restaurants will close on february 8th to discuss health changes. this after dozens of people came down with e-coli several of its restaurants. your retirement accounts are likely

heavily armed militants have stormed a university in northwestern pakistan. they reportedly killed more than a dozen people and injured many more. the attackers entered the campus in the town of charsadda at 9:30 in the morning and opened fire. rescue workers say they've recoveredality least 19 bodies. an official told the reuters news agency that the death toll could reach 40. the victims reportedly include students, guards, police officers and at least one professor. security forces say they killed four gunmen in a shootout. an official told reuters the attackers wounded at least 50 people. he said that commandos have secured 90% of the campus. pakistani prime minister nawaz sharif condemned the attack. back in 2014 militants rushed a school in peshawar, killing 140 people, mostly children. >>> many investors have been unloading shares as they tried to avoid risk. this was true again today as asian stocks took another tumble. let's turn to gene otani at our business desk. >>> thanks, james. many market players are getting more worried about the outlook for

this is video just in from the university in the northwestern part of the country. orities say they were involved in a gun battle with the armed suspect and that there were explosions from inside the university. we know at least two of those gunmen are dead. the attack happened just after students began arriving for class. nobody has claimed responsibility for the attack yet but the school's founder created the anti taliban political party. now obviously these developments are rapidly changing so we're going to stay on top of them here in the satellite center and bring you any new details as they become available on 6abc and 6abc.com. for now we're live in the satellite center, erin o'hearn channel6 "action news." tam back to you. >> erin thank you. >>> the u.s. coast guard has suspended its search for 12 marines who were on two helicopter that is crashed off hawaii last week. a recovery team found the last life raft but it was no sign that it had been used. agencies have been searching since last thursday when a civilian witnessed a fire ball after first seeing the

taliban militants stormed a university in northwestern pakistan. it happened 3:30 p-m their time. the official death toll was at 20. at least 50 more have been injured in the attack. a pakistani military source told abc news that four shooters have also been killed. at least one professor are among the dead. gunmen stormed the bacha khan university through a rear entrance, according to witnesses, and reportedly began breaking down doors to shoot at students. witnesses report having also heard several explosions. officials say the attack is now over and that the troops have cleared the campus. four attackers have been killed with a slight shift south, instead of keeping north, of yesterday's low pressure system, wide spread showers entered the valley and continued through the evening. today, that low has moved on and now we are under a small area of high pressure. chances for rain are now lacking in all sat models and partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies are looking to move through southern nevada today. high temperatures were looking to be closer to the mid 60 degrees. low 60s look

caitlin: we know the death toll now is 19 after gunmen stormed the university in the northwestern part of the country. it began shortly after classes had started for the day. it then triggered a gun battle with police and army troops. officials say the attackers have four were killed. a taliban leader has just claimed responsibility for this. he was a mastermind behind a similar attack on a school nearby. that attack claimed the lives of 150 people in december of 2014. sadly, most of them were children. we will continue to follow this breaking news. barbara: we are working to learn more about a durham police cruiser involved in head-on collision on hope valley road near chapel hill boulevard. despite the serious damage there were only minor injuries. >> the raleigh city council is looking at revamping a proposed ordinance dealing with dogs to make it easier to classify a dog as dangerous and take steps to have it put down if necessary. officials decided to give people more time to weigh in. they expect to revisit it in barbara: two sink locals causing problems in chatham county. this i

seven b people have been killed. 20 others have been wounded after gunmen stormed the university campus at the northwestern country. this is an ongoing situation with reports that. so soft students may, in fact, be held hostage right now. this is a university that has about 3,000 students enrolled, according to one report. many of the students were in class at the time of the attack. officials also telling cnn, two of the attackers have been killed after a shootout with security services. there have also been reports of another explosion. this is an ongoing situation unclear of how many gunmen are, in fact, on the grounds of the campus. we will have a live regarding the latest news we have regarding pakistan or new delhi. we were in a german dance group. i wore lederhosen. so i just started poking around on ancestry. then, i decided to have my dna tested through ancestry dna. it turns out i'm scottish. so, i traded in my lederhosen for a kilt. ♪ ♪virgin islands nice ♪ ♪so nice ♪so nice, so nice ♪ spend a few days in the u.s. virgin islands and return with a lifetime of experiences. that's virgin islands ni

this is inside the university in northwestern pakistan. the prime minister put out a statement vowing to wipe out the menace of terrorism. part of the country. the taliban killed 150 people in year ago. michelle: just 12 days out from the first votes in the 2016 election one gop candidate is getting a major boost from a conservative power house. sarah palin is now offering her support to donald trump. palin praised trump as a candidate who has shaken up the republican party and that she wanted to let american' s make america great again. campaign events with trump today in iowa and oklahoma. on the democratic side of the race, bernie sanders is increasing his lead over hillary clinton in new hampshire. the vermont senator leading the former secretary of state by 27 points, up 60% to 33%. that' s according to a cnn poll that was conducted before sunday night' s debate. jason: covering volusia county, we' re learning new information this morning on the chase that smashed up a local police chief' s car. overnight, we found out three 16-year-o

four gunmen stormed the university campus in a northwestern town, not far from peshawar.the gunmen doors to shoot at students. the man suspected of heading up this attack is the same man who led a taliban attack on a school in peshawar in december 20-14.from the 3 terrorism alert desk in 3 3 the u-s military has expanded the ways to fight isis in afghanistan. 3 the pentagon says u-s forces can now pursue isis in the war-torn country.they did not have that legal authority before.under previous rules, the military could only go after isis elements that posed a threat to u-s forces in the area... or served as part of a bigger counterterrorism mission.last week, the state department designated isis in afghanistan and pakistan as a foreign terrorist organization. the designation led to a engagement.now u-s forces can go on the offensive and actively go after isis members as a threat to the u-s. 3 3 3 taking a live look out over dakota dunes tonight on our skywatch camera...we've seen a couple of days relief from temperatures near zero... will chad's forecast is next.3 "first alert weather wit

new details on the deadly a knack the university in northwestern pakistan. authorities say 18 students and two teachers were killed when the terrorist stormed the complex. connor. >> reporter: it comes amid the nationwide crack down bite pakistan military on the taliban and insurgents in the country. it proves that insurgents are capable of launching the large scale attacks. the taliban used the cover of heavy winter fog and bad weather to launch an attack on the university. most of the 20 or so people were killed point blank range in an execution style. the school educates 300 kids and there were 600 people there for a poetry recital. the pakistan is trying to differentiate between the good taliban and the bad taliban. the taliban is launching attacks against the pakistani government. >> conner, thank you. >>> the federal government sitting up and paying attention to the toxic water flowing from the taps in michigan. who is to blame for the decision that led to this? and notorious drug lord el chapu found with a gun linked to the fast and furious program. l

. >> a spokesman for the taliban that killed 20 people at a university in northwestern pakistan. gunman began firing indiscriminately into a crowd of 600 or attending a poet ri recital. the central organization condemned calling it unislamic. jason made a brief appearance outside the u.s. military hospital in germany today. here he is with his family. he says he can't wait to go home. watch a warriors game or two and see the new star wars movie. it's one of five u.s. citizens freed by a prisoner squad. amir hesmati is eager to tell the world iran did not break him. >> it's like being born again and just really feel positive to be an american. >> the white house now says it has reason to believe former f.b.i. ajent bob levenson who was not released is no longer on. >> a professor at kent state university in ohio is under fbi investigation for alleged tied to isis. he's reported under investigation for a year in a half. he's not been charge ds with any crime and continues to teach. >> everything that i've done is perfectly legal. i've fulfilled my duty as an american citizen by spe

just hours ago gunmen stormed the bacha khan university in the northwestern part of the country.uthorities say they were involved in a gun battle with the armed suspects and that there were explosions from inside. we know at least two of the gunmen are dead. the attack happened just after students began arriving for class. obviously a very frightening situation and the developments as we said before are changing rapidly. we're going to stay on top of this story and bring you the breaking details as they become available both on 6abc and 6abc.com. guys, back to you. >> we'll check in with you later. thanks erin. >>> the u.s. coast guard suspended its search for 12 area means. they were on two helicopter that is crashed near hawaii last week. recovery teams found the last life raft but there was no sign that it had been used. various agencies have been searching since thursday when a civilian witnessed the helicopters in the air and then saw a fire ball. among the 12 miss regular captain brian kennedy of philadelphia and sergeant adam schuler from adams county. >> sarah palin is jo

university there. tina kraus has the latest for us. reporter: ambulances rushed victims to a hospital in northwestern pakistan after a deadly terror attack on a university campus. for some people it was too late. militants scale the walls of the compound just after classes began, shooting their way past the security guard before opening fire on students and staff. many of the victims were reportedly shot in the head, execution style. this student says he hid under his desk and her gunmen shouting "god is great." pakistani security forces say they killed for terrorists after a gun battle that went on for hours. the university sits in a lawless region of pakistan near the volatile border with afghanistan. not far from her taliban fighters hit another school in 2014. that assault killed more than 150 people, mostly children. mollie: a local taliban leader is claiming responsibility for the attack, saying he didn't venture pakistan's military gets militants. spokesman is disowning the group, saying the assault was on islamic -- was not islamic. why the airlines are seeing a boosted business but not reducing airfare. and for some this is a to

a spokesman is disowning the group but just behind a deadly attack today on university in a northwestern town. 20 people were killed in the attack here the spokesman says the attack was on islamic. retaliation for military operations against the group. barbara: an american detained in iran is now reunited with his family. convicted of espionage related here. he and other americans were eventually freed last week. in a statement posted on the website today, of washington post, for now, he wants to catch up with what has been going on in the world, and see the star wars movie. john: stunning new numbers out of new the long fight ahead. all this is coming three weeks before the votes are cast in new hampshire. donald trump, sarah palin will join him on the campaign trail today p or have stopped today including in oklahoma. she put her seal of approval on trump yesterday in iowa state university. trump is in a tight race in iowa with ted cruz. and ben carson is remembering a campaign volunteer killed in a car crash. one of the brightest young people he has had the privilege to meet. with fou

involved in today's deadly shooting previously officials said taliban gunmen stormed the university in northwestern pakistan today killing at least twenty people officials say students guards policemen and a least one teacher among the victims men were reportedly shot in the head execution style pakistani security forces terrorists after gun battle that went on for hours developing now a professor at kent state university in ohio is under fbi investigation for potential ties to isis abc's kind of moat and has the latest from washington state university associate professor julio pino under investigation for possible ties to ice as the fifty five year old man also known as assad teaches latin american third world history of the ohio school. the fbi probe came to light after the editor of the student newspaper broke the story federal agents interviewed her as part of their investigation into articles about ripping out a couple semesters about this about and it isn't just try the school paper the daily kent stater post opinions interview online. he denies supporting the terror group by the law. i don't

taliin militants stormed a university in northwestern pakistan. it happened 3:30 p-m their time. the official death toll is at 20. at least 50 more have been injured in the attack. a pakistani military source told abc news four shooters have been killed. students, university staff are among the dead. gunmen stormed the bacha khan university through a rear entrance, and began breaking down doors to shoot at students. the attack is now over and troops have cleared the campus. their search for the 12 marines who went missing off the coast of hawaii. the marines were on board when two helicopters collided mid-air last thursday. the coast guard searched more than 40 thousand miles of the ocean, but so far there's been no sign of them. the marine corps will be in charge of the salvage operation, and the investigation into what caused the crash. in today's red, white and blue 20-16 political coverage... could sarah palin be donald trump's running mate? he picked up the endorsement of the former alaska governor in iowa last night. ((nats-palin dog gone right, we're angry)) sarah palin, t

. >> yes, pam, they are the ones who carried out this attack on university and northwestern pakistan.t apparently started when the gunman climbed the back walls of the university. and now the associated press reports the attack started shortly after classes started and police and pakistani soldiers rushed to the campus where they engaged in a gun battle with the attackerses while students and teachers fled and hid for their lives and all four attackers were killed. we understand a chem city professor and student were among the estimated 20 people killed as well. the university is named after a liberal anti-taliban political party and a person claiming to be the mastermind in the attack says this was in revenge for the scores of militants, pakistani security forces have killed in recent months. and now, it was just over a year ago, that tall gan gunman carried out an attack that stormed the country storming a public school in the city of peshawar 35 miles away from the scene of today's attack. 145 people, most of them kids, were killed in that horrific attack in december of 2014. stude

deadly attack at a university. 20 people were killed and more four gunmen stormed the university campus in the northwestern town not far from paubl. the gunmen reportedly began breaking down doors shoot at students. the man suspected of heading up this attack is the same who led a taliban attack on a school in pa shower in 2014. >>> a new report says 19,000 sicilians were killed in iraq between -- civilians were killed in iraq. the report attributed to most of the violence to isis. in washington i'm michelle marsh. >> reed: another rough day on wall street. the dow, nasdaq and s & p closing in the red after crude dropped below $28 a barrel. the index at its lowest day level since october 2014. the latest low in what's been the worst start to a year on record for the stock market. world stocks also fell sharply today. in crude oil prices remain the main cullprits for the mayhem. >> marie: an american imprison ford 18 months has been reunited with his family. jason rezaian and his family waved as they left the medical center in germany. the "washington post" reporter was convicted of espionage related crimes

heavily armed militants have stormed a university in northwestern pakistan.lled more than a dozen people and injured many more. the attackers entered the campus in the town of charsadda at 9:30 in the morning and opened fire. rescue workers say they've recoveredality least 19 bodies. an official

> the taliban, pakistan is putting distance between itself and the deadly attack on the university in northwestern pakistan, 20 people were killed, mostly students and teachers. and aljazeera's victoria with more. >> reporter: the students who survived the attack are recovering in hospital. face-to-face with the men who tried to kill them. >> we ran upstairs to the third floor of the vice chancellor's office. he opened fire at me. i ran upstairs and jumped from the third floor, and then i fell unconscious. >> reporter: 3,000 students at the university, the classes were full when the armed men stormed the building and opened fire at the students and staff. it was called maximum devastation. 600 guests were visiting the campus to mark the anniversary of the death of the man that the university was named after. he was the founder of an amount i taliban political party. they identified some of the armed men through evidence found at the scene. >> we recovered two cellphones, and telephone calls were made among the terrorists. the voice recordings were listened to and analyzed. and it has been establis

university in pakistan today killing at least 20 people including students and a professor. correspondent tina kraus has that vicious attack. >> reporter: ambulances rushed victims to a hospital in northwestern pakistan after a deadly terror attack on an university campus. but, for some people, it was too late. police say four taliban militants scaled the walls of the university compound just after classes began, shooting their way past a security guard before opening fire on students and staff. many of the victims were reportedly shot in the head execution style. student kashif john said he hid under his desk and heard gunmen shouting god is great. pakistani security forces say they killed four terrorists after a gun battle that went on [sirens] >> reporter: the university sits in a lawless region of pakistan near the volatile border with afghanistan. not far from where taliban fighters hit another school in 2014. that assault in peshawar killed more than 150 people, mostly children. >> laura: a local taliban leader is claiming responsibility for today's attack saying it's revenge for pakistan's military operations against militants but the terror organization's official spokesman is disown

caitlin: right now the toll is at 20 people after gunmen stormed the university in the northwestern part of that country. it began shortly after classes started for the day. the attack then triggered a gun battle with police and troops. been detained, four of them killed. pakistan's prime minister condemns the attack vowing to wipe out the terrorism. a taliban leader is claiming responsibility. he was the mastermind behind another similar attack on a school nearby that claimed the lives of 150 in december of 2014, most of them children. back to you. barbara: it is now 6:06 and 19 degrees. the debate over fayetteville's city seal. john: why some call for change and what was decided last night. barbara: the california fisherman that will have a good story to tell and he has the video to prove it. don: as you head out we are dry and you may see snowflakes toward charlotte. we could see snowflakes later in the day. we will talk about that coming up. as we go to break we check the first alert doppler network and you see that patch of white toward charlotte. ofhe we are looking at the driver i

it isthe taliban says responsible for a deadly attack on a university in northwestern pakistan. at least 19 people, including students and professors were killed. pakistan's military says it killed four of the gunman. it was just over a year ago when 144 students were killed in a similar attack on another school in pakistan. international monetary fund says the influx of refugees will give an immediate boost to europe's economy. according to a report out today, germany plus gross thomistic product could rise 3/10 of a percent next year. most detroit's look schools are closed today due to teacher absences. more than 85 of the city's 100 schools were shut as teachers continue a sickout to processed school conditions and work environments. donald trump will be joined by his newest supporter, former vice presidential nominee sarah palin will be with mr. trump in oklahoma. governor palin endorsed the candidate at a rally in iowa saying when donald trump is president america will no longer apologize. a volunteer in ben carson's campaign is dead after a traffic accident. their van flip

toll has risen to 21. 21 people have now been killed during this attack on bacha khan university in the northwesternf the country. we'll continue to gather more information in the hours ahead here on cnn. >> we have this for you. jamie fox is being called a hero after he and another person pulled a driver out of his burning truck on monday night. >> this is an incredible story. police say brett kyle was speeding while driving drug and crashed in front of fox's mansion. fox met with the father who thanked him for saving his son's life. >> as i'm getting him out and i said you got to help me get you out. i said you got angels around you. i look at it like, you know, um, you just had to do something. and it all just worked out, man. >> while he is alive, it isn't all good news for the driver. police have charged him with drunken driving, and he was injured. >>> business and government leaders are gathered in switzerland where the hills are alive with the sound of economics. and noyodelling. >> making music in this alpine community, richard quest reports. ♪ >> reporter: yodelling, the music of the mount