rahm emanuel urging witnesses to come forward. for a city to have its sense of civility and sense of community. it must live by a sense of morality and not silence. they were dismayed of another deplorable act of gun violence this time in his home town. the president sent his condolences to those shot and the president remains committed to pushing congress to push common-sense measures and is doing what he can in its executive power to reduce gun violence. the president's reaction coming on news that a military assault rifle was used in the attack. based on ballistic evidence at the scene and information and intelligence at the scene we believe the weapon used was an assault style rifle with a high- capacity magazine. senator dick durbin says he is ready to lend assistance. i know they added more cops on the beat and there was a dramatic change and it looked like things were moving in the it right direction and they were bought one we have setbacks like this, this terrible shooting incident in back of the arts, is a reminder that

because rahm emanuel's words, we will not allow chicago's children to have their youth taken from themhat we are allowing. there's no question. -- passed s-4 gun violence to become a public health issue. so there are a range of strategic measures that could be thought about, could be employed in order to stem the tide of violence. i don't think it's about any one kind of mythic response to end all gun violence. i think that creates a paralysis that is dangerous. i agree with francesca. all politics is local. a range of local strategies can help deal with this. that's not the say the paralysis from our politicians is acceptable. that's what we've seen. so there's this idea that we can keep having the merry-go-round of the same conversation about what would or would not have worked. children are dying while politicians are prever kating and -- >> victoria, quickly, last word on this. a lot of political action groups against guns such as mayors against illegal guns. they've had very little success in turns public opinion towards new gun laws. why do you think that is? >> well, again, i ke

out for yo you. >>> and welcome to hannity, remember, it was former white house chief of staff, rahm emanuelu should never let a serious crisis go to waste. it appears that a number of top democrats in washington are taking his advice and choosing to play politics in the way of yesterday's shooting. including the mayor of columbia who went on tv last night and actually blamed the sequester for the tragedy, take a look at this. >> for example, as i look at sequestration, and skimping money, money that would be available to

chicago mayor rahm emanuel called for the code of violence to end. >>> late thursday and early friday, this unfortunately is nothing new in chicago at least 350 murders have been reported so far this year. keleny dukart looks at the case. >> the 15-year-old chicago sophomore who attended president obama's second inauguration, she was fatally shot, more than 315 homicide victims documented in chicago this year. every yellow dot represents a life lost. six-year-old jonilla watkins sht to death in broad daylight while her father wa was changing her diaper. >>> not all of chicago's victims made national headlines. like terrence graves, a 23-year-old man who sold newspapers and fruit every morning. another gun violence victim graves left behind his fiancee and four-year-old daughter. on a september morning 66-year-old billy sergeant was fatally shot at a bus stop, a place he would often have coffee with his friends. edwin was a father and husband, shot in his taxi route. none of these people were related to gangs. according to the department of defense and fbi data, between 21 and 12, the

in the last 30 minutes t mayor of chicago rahm emanuel released a statement saying in part senselessts of violence have no place in chicago and betray all that we stand for. the perpetrators will be brought to justice and prosecuted to the full extent of the law. >> back to the victims in this mass shooting here is a look at the 3-year-old dyante howard. he and two others are listed in critical condition. 10 others are in serious to fair condition. all 13 were just hanging out at the city park last night about 10:15 when a group of men drove up, got out and started shooting. when paramedics arrived little dyante was a priority. >> the kid was the number one priority. i'd say it was like 7, 8 people laying down but you know, they got the kid first. >> it happened so fast. >> police do believe the shooting is gang related but so far they have not made any arrests. mayor rahm emanuel is asking anyone with information to come forward to help police bring the suspects to justice the mayor is in d.c. where he had meetings scheduled for today but we just learned that he has canceled those a

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mayor rahm emanuel was upset about that vote.e said the court's interpretation of the conceal carry law is flat-out wrong. gun rights advocating say the registry was a way to harass law-abiding gun owners. >>> let's go to bill karins. we're watching a lot of heavy weather in colorado. you and i were talking about it this morning, it's like a big bowl, now full of water. >> yeah, all of the sets in the country, boulder is considered the most vulnerable to flash flooding. they're at the base of boulder creek. and boulder canyon. and as far as last night, i mean, about as bad as it's ever been in the city's history. a little over 7 inches of rain reported in 12-hour period. it's still raining, but not the torrential rains like last night. it's been raining like this for the past three, four days. one dam failure and three others are overtopped because they're so full. a dangerous situation. a lot of roads got washed out. rescue crews are having a hard time getting to people who are stranded and needing the help. as far as the rest o

. >> mayor rahm emanuel called it a dark mark on the history. i'm sorry this happened let's all move on. the man accused of heading the torture team was police captain john burge now serving a four year sentence. the cost of legal fees is $85 million. it was here, that burge was accused of torturing men, electric cattle prods on their genitals. ronald kitchen who spent 13 years on death row said, no amount of money could give me and my system back what was stolen from us. i want to know that an innocent man was tortured and wrongfully convicted. >> the struggle is no means over, there are still men in jail who were tortured into giving false confessions. they need another hearing in court. >> the case may not be over. one defense attorney has called for a $20 million fund for all the victims still awaiting justice. john hendren al jazeera america, chicago. >> that's it for us. i'm richelle carey, thank you so much for your time. up next street food cairo.

. >> reporter: with the city reeling, rahm emanuel's frustration was apparent. >> for a city to have a sense of civility, a sense of community tmust live by a moral code, not a code of silence. >> reporter: but the code of silence is hard to break in gang-infested, drug-infused areas like the park where a gunman opened fire thursday night. >> reporter: today a group of former and current n.b.a. stars gathered for a neighborhood basketball game to show support for the local community. isaiah thomas is from chicago's west side. >> it's hard enough being poor. it's hard enough living in the household with no resources, but when you put weapons and drugs inside of that household, we've got no shot. >> reporter: police superintendent garry mccarthy said friday a military-style assault rifle was used in one shooting this week, a trouble ling escalation from the usual handguns. as mccarthy was speaking a federal grand jury convicted david "big man" lewisbey? a drug-smuggling scheme. they used evidence from his cell phone and facebook page which showed him with wads of cash and lots of gun.

. >> mayor rahm emanuel cancelled meetings in washington to fly back to chicago today. in a statement he said senseless and brazen acts of violence have no place in chicago and betray all that we stand for. there were 500 homicides in chicago in 2012. but officials say killings this year are down from last year's pace. you know joie what's remarkable about this story is that the violence continues. just earlier this afternoon a 15-year-old boy was found dead on the south side of chicago after being shot in the back. >> christoph that's incredible. you spent much of this past summer in chicago yourself. reporting on the violence and the gang scroinls there. does this incident mirror anything that you saw there? >> you know unfortunately joie it boss does. when i first arrived to report, there were 40 shootings in our first 48 hours on the ground. the fbi now calling it the most violent city in america and it doesn't show any signs of slowing down. you have the proliferation of install arms, poverty and lack of opportunity creating just the perfect storm.violence. back to

rahm emanuel consoled the grieving families last night. sure you heard about that shooting in a public park. 13 people were occurred, including that 3-year-old boy. well, the mayor canceled a trip to washington to address the situation head on. >> we cannot allow children in the city of chicago, and we will not allow children in the city of chicago to have their youthfulness, their optimism, their hope taken from them. that's what gun violence does. that is wrong. >> that shooting was thursday night. no one has been arrested. but this is the latest reminder of the dangers facing some families in chicago. cnn's national correspondent deborah feyerick has more. >> reporter: it was a perfect night for a late game of basketball. perfect until the shattering sounds of gunfire. >> i just heard the shots, like 20 shots. >> reporter: panic and pandemonium spread quickly. >> it was just a lot of police, a lot of ambulances. just a lot of wreck, a lot of people, everything. >> reporter: the basketball game was in full swing, about 10:15, a gunman wa

for mayor rahm emanuel who visited today, it's not just a battle against gun violence. it's a battle of perception. >> the battle in the streets of chicago belong to the families of chicago. >> reporter: there have been more than 1400 shootings this year. that's a drop of 23% from last year. they're heavily concentrated on the city's south and west sides. gary mccarthy was the top cop in new york and newark. we spoke to him in august. >> was there anything about chicago when you got here that surprised you? >> in chicago we have higher gangs that have been around for generations. you know, the grandfather was a gang member, the father was a gang men. >> reporter: police overtime is on track to hit $100 million this year. >> it's the same officers on the same beat every single day. they get to know the good kids from the bad kids. >> reporter: the grandmother of the smallest victim says the solution involves more than just police. >> some of us parents stop being afraid of our kids and stand up. >> reporter: and it continues, brian. just a few miles from here late this a

the mayor of chicago, mayor rahm emanuel, in the meantime, canceled meetings in d.c.y in order to get back to chicago in light of the mass shooting. >>> meantime, the oakland police department has a whole new group of officers ready for action. a graduation ceremony held within the past hour for the 36 new officers. this marks the second one that the department has held this year. right now the oakland police department has about 615 officers out on the streets. that is down from a high of 836 back in 2008. the oakland police department just receiving a federal grant that will be paying for ten additional officers.18 >>> some people in oakland, they say this recent graduating class is not nearly enough. a growing number of homeowners in that oakland hills area, they have hired their very own private security. they will be driving through the neighborhood and then they respond to any kind of alarms. something oakland's police department simply does not have the manpower to do. >> there's been break-ins while people are sleeping. there's loitering and prostitution, drug

. >> reporter: mayor rahm emanuel called the scandal a dark sharp ter on the history of the city of chicago awaited apology. saying i am sorry this happened. let us all now move other. the man accused of heading the torture team was police commander john, now serving four and a half years in prison. earlier cases bring the city's total cost and settlements and legal fees to $85 million. it was here the commander oversaw the unit accused of torturing and beating black men in to false confessions in some cases they were nearly suffocateed with plastic bags and others the men say police used elect tick cattle products their genitals. ronald kitchen who spent 13 years of his sentence on death row, said no amount of money can give me and my family back what was so viciously stolen from me. i want everyone to know that an innocent man was tortured and wrongfully convicted. >> this struggle is not by no means over there is still men in jail who were tortured in to giving false convention these need new hearings in k0u6r789 the torture case might not be over. one defense attorney has called for a $

mayor rahm emanuel was upset about that vote saying the court's interpretation of the con seemed carry law is flat out wrong. gun rights activists say it was just a way to harass law-abiding gun owners. >>> well, now time for your first look at this morning's dish of "scrambled politics." this morning's "washington post" is reporting a new investigation into a man said to fund a secret part of hillary clinton's 2008 campaign. the post says jeffrey thompson paid more than half a million dollars in a get out the vote effort. >>> missouri's republican dominated ledgislature failed t override two emotionally charged. the gop left in place vetoes of sweeping tax cuts and another federal gun law. >>> mark zuckerberg and will discuss internet privacy and the tax system. >>> what's going on in florida? first the attorney delgeneral delays an execution so she can campaign for cash. >>> well, former congressman clay shaw has died after a battle with lung cancer. the florida republican is credited with crafting the 1996 welfare overhaul. shaw was 74 years old. >>> there will be no congressional p

my competitive spirit with mayor bloomberg in new york, rahm emanuel in chicago, we're always exchanging information about you got this, you got that. our staffs and our department heads do the same. , and so, we're always saying, they did this. how come we can't do that? and the message gets shared with neighborhood leaders as well ~. so, i get this a lot from neighborhood leaders, how come we don't have wi-fi in all of our parks? how come you always concentrate on golden gate, for example, but not on balboa? these are the kind of things i think we're wanting to make a statement on. i think, for example, our police department a we're working on with technology, another good example. one of these days we're going to have officers be able to dot reports while they're in their vehicles in the streets rather than coming back to their stations and spending 2 or 3 hours trying to do all the reports ~. we're working on that right now. but, you know, i think any city who needs the resources at their highest performance will look towards technology to help us reduce what we're doing today that c

three-year-old boy and two teens they were among the 13 people shot in an an apparent gang a take, rahm emanuelto end the code of silence and catch those behind the violence in the city. police say the gunman as armed with an assault style rifle equipped with high-capacity magazine. 10 others were shot in separate incidents late thursday and early friday. al jazerra look at some of the names behind the numbers. >> reporter: the nation remembers the tragic shooting of her. the 15-year-old chicago sophomore who attended president obama second inauguration. about a week late never her south side neighborhood she was fatality shot. she's one of 315 homicide victims documented in chicago this year. every yellow dot on this map represents a life lost. nearly three weeks after her death, chicago mourned the loss of a six-year-old, shot to death in broad daylight while her father was changing her diaper. and no one will forget that fourth of july weekend this year, when 74 people were shot and 12 killed. but not all of chicago's victims made national headlines. like trains graves a 23-year-old man who

now the city of rahm emanuel is calling on its people to call them. >> wherever there is an absence ofals there will be a presence of violence. it is very, very important if we know of anything, if we know the shooter, if we know the people he hangs with, if we know any information, it is important that we turn that information over to the police. >>> new outrage over gun violence in chicago. this after a 3-year-old boy was among 13 people caught in the cross fire of what police believe was a gang-related shooting. the suspect still on the loose. it is just one of the latest tragedies in the city now known as the murder capital of america. 500 homicides were reported last year alone. 87% of them committed with guns. murders were up 16% in 2012 compared to 2011. brian is live from our newsroom with more. brian? >> arthel, chicago is and has been involved in a gang violence war for years. but the mass shooting wounding 13 victims ages 3 to 41 at a local park during a pick up basketball game has violent-rear we residents shocked and upset. rahm emanuel and religious leaders gathering at a

. >> reporter: mayor rahm emanuel called the scandal a dark chapter on the history of the city of chicago-awaited a pal i didn't saying i am sorry this happened let us all now knew on. the man accused of heading the tour type team itorture group ie chief now serving time in prison. the legal fees for the city was $85 million it was here that the he oversaw the unit torturing and beating black men for nba to false confessions in some case they were nearly suffocated with plastic bags and used cattal products on their genitals. respond kitch believ kitchen sat of money can give me back what was so viciously stolen from me, i want everyone know an invent man as tortured and wrongfully convicted. >> the struggle is by no means over there is still men in jail who were tortured in to giving false confessions they need to have new hearings to court. >> reporter: the torture case might not be over. one defense attorney has called for a $20 million fund for all of the victims still awaiting justice. john, al jazerra, chicago. >> new fighting has broken out between philippine troops and separatists

in chicago, mayor rahm emanuel is calling for an end to violence in the city.yor consoled grieving families after a gunman shot and injured 13 people at a park thursday night. a group of people were playing basketball around 10:15 in a south side park when the gunman walked onto the court and opened fire. thirteen were hit including two teenagers and a three year old boy. here is what mayor emanuel had to say about the recent shootings. >> we cannot allow this violence to continue it robs them of their youth and their childhood. and the families. >> these people are killing innocent people. >> police say the shooting may be gang related and it is a miracle that no one was killed. >> president obama and the first lady attended the congressional black caucus foundation gala in washington this weekend. the president delivered a fiery speech in which he again asserted his refusal to negotiate with house republicans over his health care reform bill. >> we fought a good thought, but that means that we need to get back up. we fought a good-fight but we have to work as

anybody ever met a farmer who might be missing a finger president obama's a former teacher of staff rahm emanuel lost the finger after accidentally cutting it off at a meet life there but how is this criteria for a terrorist suspect according to a document obtained by public intelligence a training program for law enforcement that's funded by the department of justice included the following potential terrorist and the caterers keep records on computers near identified potential target carrying video cameras person of the herd with maps rental of self storage space presents a pamphlet having herodias in your home so i thought to the streets to see if i could find anyone who met this criteria. hey i just noticed you guys had a map you have any points of interest highlighted on that map everything have you at any point in time ever had more than seven days where the food in your home soon days if a movie where that's too short a time publish them in p.d.f. so how do you ever keep more than seven days with the food in your home yes no you know keeping a week's worth of food in your house we do yeah

. >> reporter: chicago mayor rahm emanuel has promised that those responsible for the shooting here last night in this park will be brought to justice and prosecuted to the full extent of the law. but, scott, we learned late this afternoon that two more people have been shot in chicago, including a 15-year-old boy, and he died. >> pelley: dean reynolds in chicago for us tonight. dean, that you can very much. as dean just reported, despite what has happened over the past 24 hours, chicago is making progress against gun violence. have a look at these numbers: there have been 305 homicides so far this year. at this pace, there would be 395 by year's end and that would be the fewest in nearly 50 years, since 1964. now, on to washington. in just ten days the federal government will be out of money to do many of the things that it does. today the republican-led house passed a funding bill but it has no chance of passing in the senate controlled by the democrats. that's because the bill would cut off all the money for obamacare. nancy cordes is on capitol hill tonight. nancy, what happens now?

. >> rahm emanuel spoke at a vigil in response to a park shooting.e was used in a park shooting thursday night have no place on city streets. >> you go out there and you enjoy our city because they do not own or belong or they have no place for gangs and assault weapons do not belong in our parks, do not belong on our streets. >> less than 24 hours after a deadly navy yard shooting in washington, d.c. on monday, a shocking e-mail. the associated press says that the company that suspect aaron alexis worked for sent an e-mail to the navy's secretary offering to help the military improve security. in that e-mail the ceo of the consulting company, the experts, said he was dramatically affected by the loss of 12 innocent lives but quickly went on to describe his work experience and offer his services. the navy confirms the e-mail but declined to comment. >> president obama, first lady michelle obama will attend a memorial service for the victims tomorrow, which is being held at the marine barracks washington, the oldest active post in the marine corps. th

chicago's mayor rahm emanuel was at the vigil. he called for the protestors to end the violence. >>> a process called disenrollment in which tribal officials decide who belongs and who doesn't. >> adelina feels like a refugee, their relatives are being told by the tribal council they don't belong. >> it makes me feel really sad. that there is such a strong division in our tribe. and that it cuts worse than a sword. >> she and more than 300 others all descendants of this woman, annie george have called themselves nooksacks for decades and have been official part of the tribe for the last 30 years. but there's a problem. for some reason the name annie george doesn't appear on one of the key documents used to industry who is in the tribe and who isn't. >> never showed up on the 1932 census. >> disregistering from the tribe, her house is at least safe but that's not case for other family members who do live in tribal housing. there isn't that much to the nooksack reservation, this is it, but the tribe does count about 2,000 members. t

in addition to community leader chicago's mayor rahm emanuel attended. >> we cannot allow children in the city of chicago and we will not allow children in the city of chicago to have their youthfulness, their optimism their hope taken from them. that's what gun violence does. >> reporter: the mayor and his audience were especially upset about the shooting of innocent children, 15-year-olds and younger, one of whom was killed friday afternoon right before the rally where the mayor spoke. a 3-year-old was critically wounded in this park thursday night when gunmen opened fire in an apparent gang conflict that sent 12 others to the hospital. >> the parks of the city of chicago belong to the families of the city of chicago. the streets of the city of chicago belong to the families of chicago. the front stoops of our homes belong to the families of the city of chicago. assault weapons do not belong in our parks. they do not belong on our streets. >> reporter: the police superintendent gary mccarthy told reporters a high-powered assault weapon was used in the thursday night massacre and he

mayor rahm emanuel would have to take responsibility for the social conditions for a great number of citizens in his city. the media moved off the gun control debate quickly because the media after newtown failed in the gun control agenda. >> you are adopting the notion that the media and the journalists have an agenda. >> why is it considered having an agenda. lets leave the commentators aside and piers morgan aside. you say this is an important issue in america. there are reasonable endorsements like republican senator pat toomey and background checks at gun shows. let's have a full debate. why that as opposed to dealing with a new issue? >> joe biden said part of the approach is to look at mental illness. where did that go? >> amy says the media has an agenda on gun control and i say some commentators do. what they are trying to do is have a debate and it is a critical debate. >> i don't know how you get away from it. this story does breech some of those issues. what we learned is this man had psychiatric issues. people were aware of it. nonetheless he was able to go out and buy a

experienced people around him, he has never listened to, whether it was bill daley, chief of staff or rahm emanuel. he doesn't listen to anybody else except himself. >> i think you have a point. >> no disconnect, no one knows what that means. keep it honest. >> to pick up on what you said, he had a great team around him in two elections. he ran what some people -- >> good election team. >> political. >> and like david plouffe is gone. if he kept those people around to advise him here, he may have been in better shape. >> he doesn't have any foreign policy or national security wise men like a henry kissinger or george schultz and since he has no experience he is running on his even ego. this is what i mean about the nar sigh sichl run out of control and getting the united states in trouble. >> i don't think the united states is in such trouble because of a personality disorder. >> you're wrong about that, bill. i think you are completely wrong. you have a president and commander in chief whose ego is so out of control that he thinks he can win all of these without any sound advice and this is why w

and last night, rahm emanuel joined religious leaders in that city at a rally, calling for an end to gun violence and for the person responsible to come forward. but no arrests have been made. >>> and in colorado, where cleanup efforts continue after last week's historic flooding, there's a new hazard, oil. a state commission revealed that more than 22,000 gallons of oil and gas were spilled in the floods. following aerial surveys of the affected areas, it's uncertain if the oil can be cleaned up. >>> meanwhile, the obama administration has formally posed the first pollution limits for power plants. the proposed standards announced on friday, requires that all newly constructed plants capture 40% of carbon emissions. >>> and the florida woman who gained brief fame for her nonstop hiccupping has been convicted of first-degree murder. jennifer mee who was called the hiccup girl, was found guilty in the shooting death of 22-year-old shannon griffin. a judge has sentenced her to life in prison without parole. >>> and iconic superhero, spider-man appears to have turned to a life of crime.

. >> rahm emanuel and others are gathering at a peace rally in honor of the victims including a 3-year-oldin the face. all of the victims are expected to survive and are recovering in local hospitals. both the mayor and police superintendent is calling on stricter gun laws that ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines. >> last night it was too frequent and too familiar for some children in chicago. that has to come to an end. >> at least one gunman opened up with an assault rifle in a south side neighborhood. the gunman sprang bullets at residents and families who are trying to enjoy an evening at the park. at least 10 ambulances were responding as the wounded victims laid on the basketball court. >> it was chaos and confusion. there were bodies. i mean, it was madness. that's what i saw. i have never seen anything so chaotic and mad in my whole life. jay police have made no arrests yet, but they believe the shooting is gang-related. over the last year police in chicago have added extra foot patrols to 20 so-called violent i'm pact zones. impact zones. cornell square park is just th

. >> mayor rahm emanuel called the scandal a dark chapter on the history of the city of chicago and gave a long awaited apology, saying i'm sorry this happened. let us all now move on. the man accused was john burge, now serving for and a half years in prison. it has cost the city ate $5 million. he oversaw the unit accused of torturing and beating black men into false confession. in some cases, they were nearly suffocated with plastic bags, in others, cattle prods used on their genitals. matthew kitchen said: >> the struggle is not by no means over. there is still men in jail who were tortured into giving false confessions. they need to have new hearings in court. >> the torture case might not be over. one defense attorney has called for a $20 million fund for all the victims still awaiting justice. aljazeera, chicago. >> at&t has yanked an ad that you saw on 9/11. it was a tribute, they say. well the telecom giant posted this photo of the 9/11 tribute lights to its twitter account. many people accused the company of seeing a september 11 anniversary for product placement. at&t with dre

the mayor of the town, rahm emanuel cannot stop it. he is a pinhead. there h he is in the middle.r. uh mayor, you can curse, say bad words about me all day long. you should resign. you can't solve the problems. this is on you. you have had years to solve this problem. put the state police and the national guard in those neighborhoods. stop the mass murder. you're a pinhead. you don't know what you're doing. this continues to go on. it disgraces america. that's that. any dissent? >> he's a coward. he's afraid to go after gangs because he's afraid of being labeled a racist. easier to blame a phantom rifle or chick-fil-a. >> sounds like racism. h he's spos ed to be tough. get tough. >> results are results, right? >> exactly. >> can the guy control the violence in his town? the answer is no, he can't. >> if it was happening in his white neighborhood i guarantee you he would take care of oh it. >> pinhead, yes. gut >>> factor tip of the day. jesus and you in a moment. first, a few things. my children's book kennedy's last days has been selected by the junior lit uh rare guild as one of

. >> deb, what's been the response from mayor rahm emanuel?lier this year he was talking about how crime had been going down in chicago because of increased presence of police. has he had a response to this shooting? >> reporter: well, he did. as a matter of fact, he was supposed to go to washington, d.c. he actually changed his plans, returned to chicago to be here. he said look, these sort of senseless brazen acts of violence simply have to stop and the top cop here also said it's crazy that an assault rifle should be on the streets and aimed at people who are simply out playing basketball late one night. the park would have closed about 45 minutes later, so the gunman knew exactly who was going to be there and what they were going to be doing, got in, got out and now we're left with the ramifications. >> horrific. deb, thank you so much. >>> of course, this mass shooting in chicago happened just three days after a gunman killed 12 people inside washington's navy yard, and we seem no closer to understanding the motives of the killer, aaron a

meanwhile, chicago mayor rahm emanuel is calling for an end to the violence. >>> i'm mara schiavocampo assistance force were killed in eastern afghanistan today. no information yet on the nationalities of the casualties. according to nato officials an afghan soldier may be responsible for those killings. just the laters insider attack on foreign soldiers. >>> turning to mexico, lives lost in devastating flooding. so far, at least 97 people have died and some 50,000 have been forced from their homes. the flooding is also destroying vegetation and threatening the lives of local animal, including some at a zoo. take a look at this. giraffes, zebras and other animals caught in the floodwaters. according to local media, 12 of the animals died in that deluge. >>> and it's tv's big night, the emmys are tomorrow. many washington centric shows are center stage. >>> moments after nina davuluri was crowned miss america. tweets were sent out like this. she is not muslim nor do we have any indications if she is a terrorist. it's comments like this that have inspired muslim american comedians travel

. >>> three now, chicago mayor rahm emanuel spoke out last night, calling for an end to violence in thesoled the grieving families. you'll remember, a gunman shot and injured 13 people. this was at a park on thursday. police say the shooter used an assault-style rifle and the shooting may be gang-related. among the recovering victims is a 3-year-old boy who was shot in the ear, and more violence out of chicago now. we've just learned that ten people were shot, five of them killed since last night. the shootings were separate incidents, and they were not tied to thursday's mass shooting there. >>> number four, alegionnaire is trying to get passengers to the destination today after it had to take nearly 80 planes out of service. allegiant needed to check the emergency slides. crews and passenger has to use the slides monday on a flight to las vegas. >>> number five, the death toll rises in mexico after deadly storms ripped through the pacific. authorities say more than 100 people have been killed. 68 other people are still missing after record rain caused devastating mudslides. thousands