this was at ber sheba, a city in southern israel.t was at the bus station a number of casualties, a number of israelis were hit. it is the numbers put anything between .five and eight at this stage. two attackers, both were shot, and one is said to be dead. the other was seriously wounded. that's from the police. so, no official confirmation yet, but this is an ongoing situation. this is an area where there hasn't been a lot, as much tension, as jerusalem and the occupied west bank, and it appears that the two attackers, as i say, also had at least one knife. so it was a knife and gun attack according to witnesses at the scene. an ambulance official has said that .5 israelis have been taken to hospital, but there could be more, we understand, more, more people injured than that. barbara? >> andrew, i know you will be monitoring development on that story for us for the moment. andrew simmons in west jerusalem. thank you. >>> still, more to come here on al jazeera, including the biggest nuclear dismantlement in history. the nuclear agr

after an 18-day ordeal, sheba was flown back to vallejo. jessica and sct are chatting about the pet detective. jessica and scott are chatting about the pet detective. scott: good morning siouxland. rain is moving through the area as bands of showers are being reeled northward by an area of low pressure spinning in west-central nebraska. we may hear a few cracks of thunder today too. temperatures are fairly warm in the there's a breeze southeast near 15 miles per hour. here's the dayplanner where we'll manage to showers are being reeled n nthward by an arar of low pressure spinning in west-central nebraska. we may hear a few cracks of thunder today too. fairly warm in the middle to upper 50s. there's a breeze from the east and southeast near 15 miles per hour. here's the dayplanner where we'll manage to reach into the upper 60s today for a high temperature. the rain will begin to fall apart this evening. scott: here's a quick check outside on one of our iowa d-o-t traffic cam's here at . showers are being reeled northward by an area of low p

. >> she does not consider herself a cat love are but for sheba. >> she is laid back wonderful cat. >> so when she want missing, she was determined to find her cat. she suspected sheba was taken by family of her deceased neighbor while they hauled the belongings back. >> she friendly and show jumped into the back of the truck, or, maybe they took her because she is such a nice cat. >> she tracked them to omaha, nebraska, 1,600 miles away and county can them by social media and text messages, she offer them a reward, but there was this response. >> there was only one thing to do: call in a pet detective. >> private investigator went to the suspected person's home in omaha, and the woman who refused to speak with us claims sheba was her father's cat and turned it over after seeing proof it was not. >> she was completely shocked when i pulled the picture out of sheba. >> after 18 days, sheba was flown home. >> when i knew where she was i could not leave her. >> she still claim she is not a cat loveer. >> 4:45. tonight the 49ers battle the biggest rivals, the seattle seahawks with kickoff

horrific scene as at least one gunman believed to be a palestinian opened fire at a bus station in beer sheba. one attacker and at least one israeli were killed and several were seriously injured. in what is the latest in the series of escalating attacks that have israelis now taking matters into their own hands. the krav gun shop and shooting range in jerusalem was packed today asician rheal civilians clamored to buy guns. >> if we work 24 hours i day, it would probably be insufficient to cover all the people coming in now. >> reporter: shooting instructor ari dobuler said in the last week hundreds of israelis have applied for permits and siend up for shooting tutorials after nearly a month-long wave of palestinian attacks. >> i think it's important in this case to have self defense. >> reporter: police have tried to diffuse the mounting tension by blocking off arab neighborhoods. but there are fears such measures could fuel more attacks and protests that began after rumors israeli politicians wanted to block palestinian access to the revered al aqsa mosque. >> in one of five separate attack

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sheba such a good friend of she would have kept his confidence. why he didn't i don't know but would you read the transcripts he is very sheepish he says i really sorry he does not defend himself. but they were both the same person. dave boyd said say we will get the bad guys to protect our nation. that is what bound them together. >> host: she was there to give the eulogy at his funeral. it was beautiful. >> of course, he wrote a letter to her as his last act of president about communism and how they pulled this off together. did you find as you studied reagan a depth of humility? >> it is hard to say. i think ronald reagan he didn't go for self aggrandizement. john kennedy did, abraham lincoln did not. ronald reagan did not. but i don't know if you would describe him as pope francis perkins he had confidence that he was right , he had a certain swagger to address the world and the nation. i know what i'm doing and i will do the right thing. but he would not brag of lot >> i thought he had even thermostat if she's one. >> i covered his inaugurati

. >> reporter: and walls and barricades did not stop yet eat attack in the southern town of bath sheba israeli shoulder was killed and the alleged attacker was shot dead. and an eritrean migrant was savagely beaten by a crowd and died on the way to hospital. israeli police have ordered a full investigation, and say the civilians who take the law into their own hands will be prosecuted. and the reinforcement of security forces that haven't worked yet. the netenyahu government has started the same process in occupied east jerusalem. the israeli prime ministerry says there is no political significant in these barriers. but my point out the irony of israeli dividing a city it says should be divided. many palestinians believe that like the occupation, these could become permanent. mike hanna, al jazeera, in occupied east jerusalem. >> as you heard the eritrean national who died was first shot by police who mistakenly thought was a second attacker. then an angry mob beat him and he died at the hospital. benjamin netenyahu said both the shooting and mob action were regrettable. >> translator:

increase their security presence. , in nathan thrall jerusalem, can you talk about what happened in your sheba first you had the killing of both the palestinian gunman and the israeli soldier, many other people also injured, and then ,he man being beaten to death in a case of apparently, mistaken identity. >> frankly, i know about as much as you do about what happened to stop i wasn't there and i've seen the reports and watched some of the videos, and i have seen the government has acknowledged that a tragic mistake was made, but the on that, i don't know the details of the incident. amy: what is the significance of this? >> look, what is happening now, anyone appears to be an arab palestinian, and that starts with racial profiling, stop and frisk is a daily experience a palestinian, but also israeli-jews who are arab jews who are -- who appear to some israelis or to the israeli security forces as suspicious arab palestinians. some are even being attacked. i think this is going out of control because these israeli government, the politicians, are spreading those statements, making the statemen

sunday a 21-year-old bed win man shot to death in the southern israel town of beth sheba. but a man was mistakenly shot by a security guard, the security guard thought this guy was involved in the attack. as he laid bleeding an angry mob jumped on him and beat him. now an investigation into the incident and concerns about village land teeism. tee d concerns about vigilanteism. john kerry about meet with benjamin netanyahu and discuss ways to quell the violence, if that can be done. palestinian president and benjamin netanyahu have been trading jabs. martha: this is live from the west bank. chaos is the word for it. fires being put out all over the middle east. this is a very hot situation. ban ki-moon headed to the region. john kerry also will be involved to try and figure out how to solve this situation. bill: 10 minute past the hour. back in this country. former president george w. bush doing something he usually does not do. according to some reports, singling out ted cruz, the choice word he had for a fellow texan going up again his brother. plus there is this. martha: