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forces continue working to recover the wreckage of a she nook hospital helicopter that c southeastern afghanistan killing 30 americans including 22 navy s.e.a.l.s. the helicopter was en route to help a group of u.s. army rangers who were under fire. initial investigations show the crash was most likely caused by a taliban shoulder fired rpg. friends and family are mourning their loss. >> i'm proud of them. they died doing what they wanted to do protecting us and keeping us safe. >>> police arrest more than 200 people during a weekend of riots in several london neighborhoods. the violence erupting amid community anger, following the fatal police shooting of mark dugan, a 29-year-old father of four. >> we want justice! >> what began as a peaceful protest outside a police station took a turn for the worse as demonstrators started attacking police officers, looting stores and burning cars. around 35 police officers were injured. for "teen kids news" i'm laura >>> one of the great things about getting a little older is that you get to go out on your own, but just because you're old enough, doesn't mea

if go to certain parts of southeastern afghanistan and some of these remote areas, it is not uncommont all, randi, to either find an ied, get blown up by an ied, or find insurgents who may have allegedly planted some of these ieds, depending on the remote areas of thanksgiving you go to. so it's still very much a problem. >> all right. jas jason carroll, thank you so much for bringing us that story. >>> time right now, just about 25 minutes past the hour. time to check our top stories. president obama has signed the debt ceiling agreement. that news coming just a short time ago from the white house. no grand ceremony. just the signing. the bill was passed in the senate by an overwhelming margin a little while before the president signed it. >>> today is the 32n't straight day of 100 degree temperatures in dallas. many parts in the south and central plains continue to endorse extreme heat. the heat wave is blamed for dozens of deaths. >>> the fifth named storm of the atlantic hurricane season tropical storm emily moving over the caribbean sea. current maximum sustained winds are only 4

and other nato helicopter has crashed landed in southeastern afghanistan just days after one was shot down taking the lives of thirty american and eight afghan soldiers the alliance hasn't reported any casualties in the latest incident and said that the cause was under investigation there was not front to be any enemy activity in the area at the time all this comes amid the handover of security from foreign to afghan troops in some regions. candlelit vigil has been held in the u.s. state of ohio after a man killed seven people including an eleven year old boy in a shooting rampage the incident on sunday it was found to have been caused by a family argument among the victims was the gunman's girlfriend and her brother he was later shot dead by police. i'll be back with a recap of our top stories after a wife business update with me. thanks and he said i learned welcome to business artsy global markets have been pressure for weeks at the opening there was a crescendo of selling out of the american downgrade asian stock markets in the deep into the red but so here in hong kong managed to

another nato helicopter has crashed landed in southeastern afghanistan just days after one was shot down taking the lives of thirty american and eight afghan soldiers the alliance hasn't reported any casualties in this latest incident and said the cause is under investigation there is not far to be any enemy activity in the area at the time and all this comes amid the handover of security from foreign to afghan troops in some regions. another shock for a nato country in afghanistan as we report. dot com a british soldier is under investigation for allegedly chopping the fingers off the dead taliban fighters as keepsakes also. a passenger plane crashes in russia as far east but there are no fatalities thanks only to a miracle says i when it says we report on that find out more on this and other stories that are. just under ten minutes away here on our to recap of our top stories after business with dimitri. thanks in the saloon welcome to business artsy russian equities deeply in the red at the end of the trading day following losses in asia and europe market watchers say it's choppy a vo

. >>> a nato helicopter crash-landed in southeastern afghanistan today due to mechanical failure. no casualties but it does, of course, come on the heims els oe deadly chinook crash over the weekend. 30 american troops were killed, including 22 navy s.e.a.l.s from elite s.e.a.l. team 6. that's the same special ops team that took out osama bin laden. >> s.e.a.l. team 6 is around 300 people. this is a huge blow. but they are very tough, determined people. they'll replace rapidly out of the several thousand s.e.a.l.s in the navy, and it won't impact their operations at all. >> aaron was one of the navy s.e.a.l.s who died in saturday's crash in afghanistan. she joins me along with erin's parents, billy and karen vaughn. first, i want to express our condolences to all of you and thanks for talking to us at this difficult time. good morning. >> good morning. >> kimberly, you have an amazing story with aaron that you met. you were on a uso tour as a washington redskins cheerleader. he was stationed in guam. tell us a little about the man you fell in love with. >> well, when i met him, 6'

. >>> afghanistan, nato says one of its helicopters made what it calls a hard landing in the southeastern part of the country today. officials say the chopper suffered a mechanical failure and crash landed. it says there are no casualties. this comes as new details emerges over this weekend's deadly chopper crash. in afghanistan it killed 30 american service members including 22 navy s.e.a.l.s. 8 afghans also killed. military officials say the troops died while on a mission to assist an army ranger unit under fire from insurgents. commandos wering itting a taliban leader directly responsible for the attacks. nato confirms it's begun an operation to recover the remains from the helicopter as part of an ongoing investigation. the crash is the single deadliest attack on u.s. forces since the war began almost a decade ago. >>> last night president obama called top american commanders to express his condolences for those who died and spoke with afghan president hamid karzai. for the latest we turn to nbc's chief foreign correspondent richard engel. he joins us live from kabul. good to see you

nato says one of its helicopters, this is the latest news, made a hard landing in the southeastern part of afghanistanded, but adds there were no casualties. this comes as new details emerge about this weekend's deadly chopper crash in afghanistan that killed 30 american service members, including 22 navy s.e.a.l.s from the same unit that killed osama bin laden. eight afghans were also killed in the crash. military officials say the troops died while on a mission to assist an army ranger unit that was under fire from insurgents. the u.s. kmcommandos were targeting a taliban leader that was directly responsible for the attacks. nato confirms they've begun an operation to recover the remains from the helicopter as part of an ongoing operation. this is the single deadliest attack on u.s. forces since the war began back in 2001. let's go now to nbc news chief foreign correspondent, richard engel, joining us live from kabul. richard? >> reporter: good morning. u.s. military officials are saying very little about exactly what happened in that very early morning hours of saturday. we have, however, been able