30 injured after a bomb detonated on a bus carrying government employees in the northwest city of peshawarthe explosive device was planted near the gas cylinder. correspondent: government employees on their way to work. moments later, the bus carrying them explodes. this footage shows the bus passing by main road a midmorning traffic -- amid morning traffic before the blast. the explosive device was hidden under one of the seats and remotely detonated. and amy rushed to the scene, moving the dead and injured to a hospital. distraughtital, family members looked for loved ones. some of them have had to identify their bodies. one passenger described the blast. >> every day, this bus comes. suddenly, the blast happened. the woman sitting in the back started crying. i saw them roof -- i saw the roof blown off. then we came to the hospital. i don't know what happened. correspondent: the pakistan army stepped up their campaign since the school massacre. they saw decline in militant attacks. this year has started with multiple assaults in northwestern pakistan. is over one week after a group linke

saw the church attack and peschel are -- in peshawar. we also do know that they have paid allegiance to islam in state, and they identify with that, too. thomas: we have 70 people killed and over 300 more injured. this is the deadliest attack in pakistan since the 2014 massacre at the military school in peshawar. >> there was definitely a relative calm in the last year or so with the plan that came into action after the peschel hawar -- in the pesche school attack. we saw some operations ongoing there. there was a massive crackdown against militant networks in those areas, but it was thought to be relatively safer and more insular to these kinds of attacks. but now, as you mentioned, he comes to a -- it comes as a surprise. the fact that the taliban came out and said that the ruling party that rules the province said that they should be ready for such more attacks, and the threat is still there. and that this is a threat that we are still operational. this is a major setback. military leadership, there have been many meetings between the

at least 14 people killed by a bomb that exploded in a bus in northern pakistan and happened in peshaware bus carried government employees to work, nearly 40 others injured. kamal with more details. >> reporter: a powerful explosion on a bus carrying government officials in peshawar is a timed device according to the security forces and the bomb being placed close to the tool box and reports that the bus driver was still able to drive even though he was critically wounded and a nearby police facilities so the rescue could get underway and according to local hospital sources there are dozens who are in serious condition in hospital so the likely death toll going higher cannot be ruled out. at the moment no one has taken responsibility but this is indeed the second deadly attack against the government officials and even in 2013, such an attack took place against such officials also traveling on a bus which 17 people were killed. >>> in the news ahead unclassified and stuck in limbo, the refugees struggling to find a path forward in greece plus china's government sets a gross target in the

peshawar. hurt. pakistani government employees were on board. officials believe an i.e.d. planted under a seat exploded. here you see severe damage. crews cutting through the wreckage. no one has claimed responsibility so far but we will monitor it and update you as we learn more. barbara: a cumberland county pan doing the wrong house to rob. he ended up in the hospital after being shot by a man inside. this was in the 1600 block of eureka avenue. billy taylor called after the man came in the house with the gun and told him to get on the floor. taylor's brother heard it and came out of his bedroom and he saw taylor face down on the floor with a deputy pointed at his head. he went and got his gun and shot the suspect. 20-yard line20 20-year-old murder case. johnny bell is accused of the death of mark blackmon with first agree murder and robbery with a dangerous weapon. one of the largest subway system closes for the day. john: "eyewitness news" first on the scene of this double murder off glenwood avenue. the teenage suspect police are looking for. barbara: as you head out

>> reporter: it is situated on the border which is about 29 kilometers from peshawar. the attacker wearing a suicide vest tried to enter a session court which is a lower court, but the police on duty stopped. that is when he detonated his device killing many people who were close to that area at the time. after the attack a splinter group of the taliban and pakistan which operates out of the area took responsibility saying that they had undertaken this attack as a revenge for killing of a police commander who was hanged a few days ago in islamabad. the guard then killed him saying that he was against the governor. the ttp splinter group now taking responsibility for the attack and saying it was because of the killing of mr kardre >>> tell us about the area where this attack happened. there have been several bombings there recently. >> reporter: absolutely. the agency which is close to the border on the other side, you have provinces which have seen attacks in the past. it was with ease that the attacker was able to cross over and carry out this attack >>> thank you for

. >> now, just 29 kilometers from the city of pesc peshawar. splinter group of the taliban in pakistan took responsibility for attack. saying that this was a revenge attack for the killing of a police commander, mr. kadri quhom had killedrr,dri whothis n punjab. this is not the first time he has been targeted because of his proimenitsproximity to ahman. >>> government informs backed by russian air strikes have committed what he called a massacre of civilians in idlib province. part of a pattern of breaches of the ceasefire. and left them wondering whether to attend the peace talks in geneva. >>> thousands of palestinian teachers have held a sit in near the prime minister's office in ramallah. left millions of students out of school across the occupied wang. nadim baba is on site. >> reporter: center of ramallah, despite reports that many were turned back at checkpoints in different parts of the occupied west bank by palestinian security forces. the teachers are angry because they say they haven't been given a pay raise for years. some are getti

>> reporter: the latest attack took place about 29 kilometers from the city the peshawar. one suicide bomber tried to get into the court compound. he was stopped by the police at which point he blew himself up and killing a number of people as a result of that explosion. he was swiftly taken by a splinter group in pakistan. a revenge attack for a killing of a commando police killing and killing of a governor. the commander was hanged by the government a few days ago. there was a lot of violence after that. however, the situation is still quite slow. we are told that the death toll may go higher >>> tell us about this area where an attack has happened. it borders the area where the military has been conducting a major anti taliban operation and in the past also because there has been a large police support. it also has caused. it has been a saviour target. it will be the first point for an attacker >>> thank you for that. the taliban, a splinter group, has claimed responsibility for the attack. north korea has threatened to launch nuclear strikes against the u.s. in exercis

. >> the peshawar. >> isis propaganda calls for attacks in europe and in american. >> the threat is growing in terms of scale and scope. >> can isis be stopped? it can be defeated and it will be defeated. >> that's next on "war stories." >>> live from america's election headquarters, an american couple from tennessee now confirmed to be among the 31 people killed in the brussels attacks. stephanie and justin schultz who lived in belgium were listed as missing after the suicide bombing at the airport. they were dropping off stephanie's mother who was returning back home to the u.s., watching her walk through security when the bombs exploded. >>> and there is new deadly violence in pakistan. an explosion ripping through a crowded park where christians were celebrating the holiday. at least 60 people killed and 300 others injured. these numbers could rise. one official saying most of the victims are women and children. a suicide bomber is suspected of being responsible. we'll see you at 4:00 alongside eric shawn. >>> welcome to this special edition of "war stories" coming to you from march fie

. >>> 15 people have been killed in pakistani city of peshawar. group linked to the pakistanical tan claimed responsibility. >>> juba there are camps for displaced people. from juba we have this report. >> meet mary. she's the leader of team of female peace keepers protecting families in south sudan. she wants to give a message of peace to her community. >> we don't want women fighting each other. >> she and her colleagues are trying to reduce the violence that happens often in these cramped conditions. people around here came for safety when the war began two years ago, and most people are afraid to leave. most of the people here are mostly from the tribe associated with the opposition. people say it is not safe to venture out. the women peace keepers come from the community. it's easy for them to hear what is going on. they stop people in the street. catch up on the news and look out for any potential problems. after years of living on minimal food and water, crowds can turn angry very quickly. >> food is being distributed and tensions are runni

it happened in the northern pakistani city of peshawar >>> what more can you tell us about this explosion? >> reporter: well, this explosion, as you mentioned, happened on a bus which was carrying government officials going to the secretariat in pes, awar. they were picking up the officials along the route. we were there were about 40 or 50 officials were on the bus when the bus entered an area, a powerful explosion ripped through the bus. luckily it did not catch fire, but it was so powerful that it spreaded the bus, took the roof and made it difficult for the rescue efforts. dozens are wounded and many in critical condition. at least 10 deaths, likely to go higher >>> thank you for that. localiti lots more to come. volunteers in syria's city helping the casualties of war. and the brazilian president. >> i lived that character. >> go one on one with america's movers and shakers. >> we will be able to see change. >> gripping... inspiring... entertaining. no topic off limits. >> 'cause i'm like, "dad, there are hookers in this house". >> exclusive conversations you won't find anywhere else

responsibility in the past also for deadly attacks and there are spokesmen coming, a new journalists in peshawarortantly they are told because there is a large number of splintered the hospitals are packed with patients, with casualties arriving and therefore they save lives because a number of people are said to have been in critical condition. we are also told that most of the victims are women and children although the casualties also include men. >> yes, and women and children out for a day, many of them apparently christian because the taliban says christians were the target, this was in so many ways a despicable actor and target. >> reporter: questions about the security at the park, certainly the fact that this particular park is situated and very popular with local families and particularly children given the fact they live in the city and this is a city park so the casualties would include muslim as well as christians. >> tell me about the events in islamabad where you are at the moment, the protesters on the streets, they were objecting to the fact that a policeman had been hanged earl

barbara: a deadly bus bombing in pakistani 15 died as it traveled in peshawar. about 40 others are hurt. government employees were on board. officials believe an i. democratic e.d. so far no one has claimed responsibility for the tack.attack. john: the fallout on a police shooting cost the chicago top prosecutor her job. more than a year passed before anita alvarez charged the officer. it came after a judge ordered the release of the video. alvarez's top assistant won tuesday's democratic primary. the u.s. justice department one step closer to a deal with ferguson, missouri. the city council unanimously accepting a plan to overhaul the police department and municipal court system. unrest over the shooting of michael brown led to a federal review that found remarkable bias in agency. from here the plan needs court approval. barbara: a car plunges into the ohio river after this pile-up. crews trying to figure out how many are believed to be dead inside. a total of 12 vehicles involved in four crashes on a bridge cincinnati of it was about halfway across when it fe

people died when a bomb went.off on a bus carrying mostly government officials in a building in peshawar. death sentences for 13 taliban members convicted in several previous attacks. >>> suicide bombers struck a mosque, in the birth place of the boko haram group. one detonated a bomb inside the mosque, the other waited outside, until people tried oescape. the same mosque was -- to escape. the same mosque was attacked five months ago. >>> the north african one of morocco, reducing support for peace keeping campaign in the country in the sahara. al jazeera apri's sheebal jazeeb ratanzi has the story. >> stop helping fund it and reconsider all of its other u.n. peace keeping operation he. hundreds of thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of morocco's capital rabbat angry from away they said was the pe perceived impartiali. >> we are obviously taking note and we'll have to deal with the decisions they've taken. but the secretary general said what he said, he doesn't walk away from it. from what i expressed yesterday he expressed regret that there was a misunderstanding of the use o

it happened in a town 20 miles north-east of peshawar. the attacker was trying to bomb a courthouse, stopped by security before he entered the compound. he detonated his explosives in a niche market. a group claimed responsibility saying it was revenge for an execution for the man that assassinated punjab's governor >>> twitter was praised for stopping groups like isil from using the site as propaganda and as a recruitment tall. twitter did not fair as well when it came to hate speech getting a d >>> u.s. drones and plains go after al-shabab in somali. the threat that the group poses to the u.s. and africa. donald trump slammed by foreign officials. the rhetoric compared to the words of mussolini and hitler. >>> the pentagon says it carried out its deadly air strikes ever against al-shabab in somalia. a pentagon spokesman says the al-qaeda-led group was preparing to attack u.s. and african forces. >> reporter: in recent years al-shabab claimed responsibility for attack after attack in somali and next door in kenya, including a massacre at

what is interesting however is that after the pesc peshawar at, ction some of those suspects have also been handing as a result of military trials. the real question would not just be about who goes into the homes and apprehends these people. the real question will be if somebody is apprehended on charges of terror whether the civilian courts would try those defendants or whether the civilian courts would. >> speaking to us from l ahor, thank you so much for sharing your views with it. >> thank you barbara. >> pakistani army has tried to gain control of thousands of protesters flooding the streets of islamabad, staining a sit-in near parliament. imran khan error reports. >> thousands came to islamabad celebrating the life, outspoken plorks be salmon sasir. his support of her case angered some in pakistan, kadre was executed for that crime on february 29th of this year. since then pakistan answer hard line religion parties have rallied in his spouts and spoanl out against the government and those they say are against islam. >> translator: people from within your ranks will kill you. you

and nearly 44 others were hurt in peshawar. an ied bomb was planted under a bus the city. it's believes that the pakistani taliban might have played a role. >>> a nurse has fighting to keep a lawsuit of ebola against governor christie alive. casey working in sierra leone in 2014. >>> federal reserve chairman janet yellen speaking this afternoon, she will discuss the fed's decision not to raise interest rates earlier this year. the federal reserve did raise interest rates by a quarter of a point last december. >>> good morning. so, right now, chopper 4 over bethesda metro station. you can see the very -- not something you typically see normally around this time, we see people kind of milling around there. even though that station goes underground. entire metrorail system shut down today. nothing it running metro, but metrobus is operational. madison and northwest, a report of an accident bit slow, inbound canal at reservoir. we have one more situation with a water main break, glenn carlin drive at blair road, a water main break. that intersection is shut down. guys. >> than

just 29 kilometers from the city of peshawar. extensive antitaliban operation, a splinter group took responsibility for the attack saying this was a revenge attack for the killing of a police commander, mr. kadri, who had skilled a governor of the punjab, the responsibility now being taken by that group and of course, this is not the first time that it has been targeted because of its proximity to aman. deadly attacks have also been carried out against police fought in that city. >> thousands of palestinian teachers have held a sit in near the prime minister's office in ramallah. it's left a million students out of school across the occupied west bank. nadim baba was at the protest. >> reporter: well a big crowd of palestinian teachers did manage to gather here in the center of ramallah, and that is despite the fact that many were turned back at check points in different areas of west bank by security forces. the teachers are angry because they say they haven't been given a pay raise for years. some are getting by or trying to ge

it happened in the city of peshawar as the bus carried government employees to work. forty others were injured. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. >>> the chinese premier defended his government's ability to keep the economy growing fast enough. he spoke after the parliament approved the ruling communist party's broad agenda for the next five years. this report from our correspondent adrien brown. ♪ >> it's not a place for surprises or displays of dissent. as always, this was a tightly controlled political gathering, where delegates once more rubber stamp decisions made in private by the leadership, a leadership that continues to insist all is well with china's economy. >> we are full of confidence in the long term good prospects of the economy, as long as we sit to reform and opening up, china's economy will not see a hard landing. >> the prime minister holds one media conference a year. on this occasion, most concern the economy, reform he said would be having to shut down more efficient state owned industries, a sensitive subject. >> we will press ah

. >>> 15 people have been killed in peshawar.he bus was carrying mainly government employees and blew up while it was crossing through a shopping direct. the taliban said that it carried out the attack in revenge of death sentences given to members of its group on tuesday. >> it appears to be a timed device according to security forces. the bomb close to the toolbox. also reports that the bus driver was still able to drive although he was critically wounded. he was bussed to a nearby facility so that the rescue efforts could get under way. according to the local hospital sources there are dozens who are in serious condition in hospitals so the likelihood of the death toll going higher cannot be ruled out. at the moment no one has taken responsibility, but this is, indeed, a deadly attack against government officials, the second since 2013. such an attack took place against such officials will traveling on a bus in which 17 people were killed. >> all right, let's take you back to our main story that calls for the establishment 6 a

it happened in the city of peshawar which has been the site of violence. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack at this point. >>> in ecuador, and military plane crashed, killing 22 on board the plane was carrying army paratroopers that had been conducting training exercises. the cause has not been determined. >>> a shortage of bus drivers in marin county creating frustration for writers on golden gate transit. according to the moran ij, golden gate transit is struggling to fill job openings after drivers retire. that is leading to an unusual number of delayed or canceled buses. golden gate is trying to distribute updated bus schedules to social media and trying to hire more drivers. >>> a mother who was also an uber driver in connecticut is going above and beyond for her customers. her riders, mostly college students, they call her mama pea. she greets a lot of them with a hug. she started driving when she became an empty nestor. the kids moved out she said she has cooked meals for some of her riders. she has also done their laundry. her custo

pakistani authorities have cracked down on militants in recent months since that attack in peshawar thatilled more than 100 or so a year-and-a-half ago but today's or sunday's attack really proving once again militants can strike whenever, wherever they want in pakistan. part of the problem pakistan faces going forward is that the pakistani military continues this policy of sort of differentiating between good taliban and bad taliban. they see the good taliban as those that launched attacks in neighboring afghanistan and bad taliban is those that launch attacks in pakistan. part of the problem though, sandra is once you support one group of militants, those militants begin to bleed over into other groups and you have a situation where there really is this swamp that analysts call it of a militant insurgency that plagues pakistan and neighboring afghanistan. this is something pakistan refuses to come to gripe with. they continue to have shaded policy between good and bad militants that is the results, andrea. sandra: conor thank you. according to watchdog group open doors usa over 7100 ch

. >> the peshawar. >> isis propaganda calls for attacks in europe and in american. >> the threat is growing in terms of scale and scope. >> can isis be stopped? it can be defeated and it will be defeated. >> that's next on "war stories." >>> live from america's election headquarters, an american couple from tennessee now confirmed to be among the 31 people killed in the

there were school and -- neerp a school and police station in peshawar. police say the bomb was planted under a seat with a timing device which triggered the explosion. >>> 5:12. and they're expecting commuter chaos today in the nation's capital, the danger of fire in the metro system in the system is so real that the system shut down at midnight for 29 hours of safety inspections. the emergency checkup for more than 600 jumper cables follows a fire on the tracks that caused huge delays on monday. there was a dollar electrical fire last year that proved deadly. >> they should do this on saturday where nobody has to work because they're going to mess up everybody's commute tomorrow. >> i need metro a lot. so, i mean, if i can't get metro tomorrow, i won't be able to make it to work. >> the metro won't reopen until 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. the federal government is taking some of the pressure off washington's traffic-choked highways by allowing its employees to either take the day off or telecommute. >> they have a beautiful metro system. their subway system is

then came, of course, the december, 2014, attack on the peshawar school when 140 children were killed and that was a very in a way game changer because the -- it unified the nation against terrorism. before that we did not have total political consensus against terrorism because there were groups which were sympathetic to them for one reason or another. but after that incident all the political parties came together, and they joined hands and said enough is enough. there is no distinction between good and bad terrorists. they're all bad for us and we must move against them. so, that laid the basis for what is called a national exigent program of 20 points which was adopted within about three weeks of all the political parties inside the parliament and outside including many religious parties and this now is the platform which is under implementation. and the first part, of course, is the -- after the operations is done, anintelligence-based operation system. it's a very interesting concept because as i mentioned in the context of karachi, police know where people rented and where they

attack actually took responsibility for another attack that took place in the northwestern city of peshawarhes around easter time as well. rosemary? >> and sophia, how does the pakistan government plan to respond to this attack? what are they doing to try to protect people from this threat of more attacks? >> reporter: rosemary, we know the prime minister was in a meeting with the interior minister and other top officials for over four hours yesterday. we also know that the military actually came in to provide some sense of calm at the park, at the scene. the chief army staff of the military has said that -- he's condemned it. he's said they're going to go out and nab these militants and try to find whoever was behind the attack. there's a lot of grief. there's a lot of shock at what's happened. and it's a story that continues to develop as the day goes on. rosemary? >> sophia, talk to us about the christian population there and what sort of things they'll be doing now to try to protect themselv themselves. because they are the target here. >> reporter: they are indeed the target. they were

we'll speak with sherman peshawar, when he thinks the ride sharing service should go public and johnimer, the co-founder of lyft will talk about the timing of his own company's ipo and whether there's space in the transportation tech space coming up. you don't want to miss this out of san francisco today on "closing bell", you're watching cnbc, first in business worldwide. need to hire fast? go to ziprecruiter.com and post your job to over one hundred of the web's leading job boards with a single click. then simply select the best candidates from one easy to review list. and now you can use zip recruiter for free. go to ziprecruiter.com. woman:man: yes.a newspaper? woman: it's quaint. man: did you read about this latest cyber attack? woman: yeah, i read it on my watch. man: funny. woman: they took out the whole network. man: they had to hand out pens and paper. woman: yeah. man: could it happen to us? woman: no. we're okay. man: we are? woman: yeah, we brought in some new guys. man: what do they know that we don't? woman: that you can't run a country with pens and paper. it's not jus