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service member died and two others were wounded in a operation near the citi of marjah in southern afghanistan. where u.s. and afghanistan forces have been battling the >>> as ten of millions in the east deal with the first real blast of winter, in the west they are getting slammed by a super so-called godzilla el nino. isn't several storm systems are lining up and miguel almaguer is in hard-hit los angeles. >> reporter: tonight, the western washout is here. and so is the taste of el nino. relerntless rain across california. a scramble for some to escape the fast-rising water. cars and roads submerged near the bay area. rock slides and flooding near los angeles. >> be prepared. this storm is real. and it is coming. conveyer belt of moisture lasting through the week. unleashing a water hose on the west. it is fuelled in part by a godzilla el nino. how tied as the strongest on record. >> so none of us, all 20 million of us, are going to escape the wrath of el nino. >> reporter: with the l.a. river rising fast, expected to crest later this week, voluntary evacuations last year a rock slide neighb

the u-s military command in afghanistan and two others were hurt today in southern afghanistan. it happened while troops were fighting taliban forces in helmand province, which shares a border with pakistan. the u-s and its afghan partners have intensified efforts to push back against recent taliban gains. all of the service members were special operations forces. defense officials said a medical helicopter was hit by mortar fire while on the ground but was able to take off. dubuque police and the state medical examiner's office are investigating after police found a man's body in a home. just before noon yesterday , officers went to 2944 jackson street for a disturbance call. when they arrived, they found the body of 72- year-old gary breckenridge, but no one else was there. the medical examiner's office is conducting an autopsy. police do not believe there's any danger to the public. dubuque police say the two year old boy who suffered a gunshot wound sunday night is in name... jeremiah danta- benjamin horsley. he's now at university of iowa hospitals. police still haven't sai

> that how a band are claiming responsibility for today's attack at a police checkpoint in southern afghanistan. a provincial spokesman says that an afghan policeman turned his weapon on fellow officers while they were sleeping in their quarters, killing 10. the gunmen fled the scene taking all the weapons and ammunition. >>> ford is recalling nearly 391,000 ranger pickups because the driver side airbag insulators can explode with too much force and cause injury. the recall covers trucks from 2004 until 2006. this is inin the u.s. and cacada. this comes days after the government announced that a south carolina man was killed when an insulator exploded in december. >>> welcome back. we have a beautiful day in store for us. cool this morning. but it is warming up nicely. >> i could not believe it. a second day in a row starting out with really cold temperatures. and we start to warm up. it was cold this morning. i'm pretty sure that nobody walk outside without a jacket. it was in the 30s. it should be in the 30s. but a lot of us were below 30. in fact, only 28 degrees in camden. sumter, 32. saint

service member died and two others from wounded in southern afghanistan where u.s. and afghan forces have been for weeks. >>> as tens of millions in the east deal with the first real blast of winter, in the west, they're getting slammed by a super soaker fueled in part by that so-called >> reporter: tonight the washout is here. so is the taste of the el nino effect, relentless rain pouring in across california, a scramble for some to escape the fast-rising water. cars submerged. rock slides and flooding near los angeles. >> be prepared. this storm is real, and it's coming. >> reporter: a conveyor belt of moisture lasting through the week, unleashing a water hose on the west. it's fueled in part by a god syllaill godzilla el nino, >> all 20 million of us are not going to escape the wrath of el nino. >> reporter: with the river expected to crest later this week, voluntary evacuations are under way in cam camarillo camarillo. they are worried it could flood again. >> our drainage system is designed to handle light silt, not rocks and boulders. >> reporter: today there

an american two others injured during a mission in southern afghanistan. >>> an american soldier has been killed, two others injured during a missi in southern afghanista> it happened near the city of marsha. a helicop was on the ground and was able to take off. the chief suspect in the a latest video is believed to be a british father of four. he is a london man who reportedly sold bounce was sells and police arrested him in 2014 on suspicion of terrorism. that's when he said he made a break for syria and joined isis. >>> law enforcement quietly monitoring the occupion of a wildlife rg the group holding it protesting the sentencing o a father and son. they've returned to prison yesterday. whether we allow these things to go on or whether we make a stand. >> you said you were here t help the citizens of the county. that help ended when it it became an armed occupation. they have turned themsee in and it's time for to you leave our community. >> at this point it's not clear how many people have joined this occupation they say they have no intention of using force upon anyone but they s

southern afghanistan, helmand province. u.s. defense officials confirming that news with fox.hen a u.s. military medevac helicopter landed to get wounded troops out of that area, the helicopter sustained damage, mortars landing around the chopper. officials confirm there are wounded u.s. forces. number we do not have. more when we get it live from the pentagon inside of "america's newsroom." martha: for now we are awaiting a new round of executive actions by president obama, this time on gun control. the president expected to close the gun show loophole by redefining who is considered a dealer. and also they are expecting to expand background checks. chief washington correspondent james rosen joins me now from the white house. so, james, how does president obama make the argument that his executive orders will not undermine the second amendment right to bear arms? reporter: martha, good morning, in essence by invoking horror of recent mass shootings that galvanized national attention although a number of those were outright terrorist attacks n after oval office session yesterd

this happened during fighting in southern afghanistan. we know they're all members of u.s. special operations command, but don't know much else. we know the u.s. and afghanistan are pushing back against recent gains by the taliban in that area. >>> if you don't have a powerball ticket yet, this may change your mind. first at 4:00, how the people behind the mega jackpot just made the big upcoming drawing even bigger. >>> plus a piece of history unearthed at last. wait until you hear about the incredible find that's been under one busy neighborhood for hundreds of years. >>> and now your storm team 4 forecast. >> well, the cold air can certainly do a lot to make it feel much colder than what it actually is and certainly was the case this morning starting out in the teens. our windchill minus zero, regular national. right now the windchills are in the 30s. the wind pretty light right now. we're going calm as we head into the evening hours. the wind can also help when it eases up. we drop to 28 by 7:00. 27 degrees by 8:00. under very clear sky. take a look at the satellite and r

troops under attack in southern afghanistan. one american servicemember is killed in the fight to push back the taliban. offering hopes that vision can be restored by the thousands. ♪ laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. in an emotional speech that brought him to tears president obama announced he is taking executive action to tighten gun control in the u.s. he said he was using his presidential powers because congress failed to act. his critics say he is overstepping his authority and promise a challenge. jon sopel has our coverage. jon: his nickname is no drama obama. not today, not on the issue of gun control, as frustration over failure to act turned to route emotion as he talked about the young children that died in the new town school shooting. president obama: first graders. neververy family who imagined their loved one would be taken from our lives by a -- every timegun i think about those kids it gets me mad. on theway, it happens streets of chicago every day. jon: the stat

one was killed today and two others were hurt during an operation in helmand province in southern afghanistan. have been trying to retake the area. american defense officials have said u-s special operations forces were involved in a counter terrorism operation in the region. one u.s. official said a u.s. helicopter was sent to evacuate casualties but did not immediately take off because a mortar landed nearby. al sharpton's national action network is demanding the north charleston policeman caught on video shooting a man... go bacacto jail. michael slager is charged with murder for the shooting death of walter scott. he was released yesterday on 500 dollars bond. in north charleston today, actrivists demanded that slager be locked back up "it's a very sad day in charleston, we want slager back in jail, we want him back in jail, we demand him being back in jail. we have a 48 hours that the solicitor could appeal this decision, we want her to appeal this decision. we want him back in jail." a bystander recorded video of scott as scott ran away after a traffic stop. slager was arrested in april

one servicemember dead, two wounded after fighting in southern afghanistan. the helmandd in province. that province shares a border with pakistan. u.s. military command says the past few weeks the taliban has been trying to retake part of that province. details of the specific battle are still sketchy. we don't know what branches of the service these people belong to and if they are men or women. u.s. defense officials only classify them as special operation troops. these are the first u.s. military deaths in 2016 in afghanistan. we will let you know if we get new developments. meanwhile, a new facet into the investigation into the san bernardino mass shooting. the fbi wants to know what the minutes did in the 18 after the shooting, before they were killed by police. syed farook and his wife, tashfeen malik, killed 14 people. investigators say the timeframe is important because they do not know where the couple went during that time or if they had contact with anyone else. is off thele cosby hook for now in her husband sex assault case. a federal judge decide

wounded american soldiers and the body of a third have been evacuated from a battlefield in southern afghanistan. the casualties occurred during fighting that raged for hours yesterday near the city of mar-jah. the evacuation was delayed took fire and was unable to land, and another was unable to take off. a spokesman says u.s. special forces were advising their afghan counterparts during the battle. afghan special forces have ended a standoff with gunmen holed up near the indian consulate in the country's north. officials said all the attackers have been killed after a 24-hour gun battle. the standoff began sunday night when three gunmen tried to storm the consulate. they then retreated into an adjacent building. later, afghan troops rappelled from helicopters onto the roof of the building to drive out the gunmen. ten people were wounded, including five civilians who got caught in the crossfire. the republican- led congress is about to put on president barack obama's desk a bill that would dismantle his health care law. later today, the house will vote on legislation that would cut federal fund

special troop member was killed, two others were wounded in southern afghanistan. the fighting today against the taliban was in helmand province where the tell boone has made -- tell ban has made recent -- taliban has made recent gains. did not immediately take off because a mortar landed nearby. it's not clear whether the mortar has damaged the helicopter. >>> here in the metro area, two women are in police custody after officers say they carjacked a man at gunpoint overnight. it all started at 60th and holly in commerce city and then ended at 84th and conifer in thorton. police say the women jumped in the car and forced the man inside to drive. eventually, though, they let him out and he called police. authorities found the suspects in a short chase -- and a short chase ensued. car into another car at 84th and conifer. at first they weren't going to give up and s.w.a.t. had to respond. the women did finally give up and they were arrested. >>> a 16-year-old girl suspected of hatching a murder plot with a classmate must now undergo a psychiatric evaluation before a

nbc news has also spoken to the taliban in southern afghanistan, in helmand. the taliban said that a chinook helicopter dropped around 70 to 80 u.s. and afghan forces for nighttime raids. we fired rockets. we hit the helicopter when it was about to fly in the air, a commander told nbc news. he said the helicopter caught fire and there were many, many casualties. now the taliban statement should be taken with a pinch of salt because they often exaggerate what they've done and they certainly exaggerate casualties. but i myself spent a long time in helmand with british forces. helicopters are very vulnerable up to about a kilometer and it is a typical taliban tactic to attack helicopters when they are at the point of landing or about to take off. i myself was in a helicopter that was attacked in 2006 and again in 2009. that is when they believe they can inflict most casualties. helmand is a very violent and a very volatile province. british troops were charged with being there for many years. u.s. forces took over, and then pulled out leaving helmand to afghan fo

>>> developing news now, one american soldier was killed and two others hurt in a fight in southern afghanistan, it happened where in recent weeks the taliban has focused efforts on retaking land and u.s. afghan forces have pushed back against recent gains, a spokesperson says that the operation they are part of it still on going. >>> back here a new mayor introduced yesterday now a new police commissioner, one day after jim kenney took charge of philadelphia. vernon odom was at the ceremony and is live with more. >> reporter: hi there rick, richard ross took a very sentimental journey as he formerly achieved and fulfilled a dream he has had for many, many years, he received several standing ovations today at central high school, i will discharge the duties of my offices with fidelity. >> with that only he became the 30th police commissioner of philadelphia, not far from the west oak lane home from where we grew up and from day one he is mayor jim kenney's number one pick to exceed charles ramsey. >> he installs us in a decency and dignity that is required to lead a police department in the yea

soldier has been killed in southern afghanistan after coming under he have more rather and small arms fire. two other u.s. soldiers were wounded in hel helmand province where heavy fighting has taken place. well, earlier the pentagon gave more details about what happened. >> earlier today u.s. service member was killed and two u.s. service members were injured when they came under fire while conducting a train advise and assist mission on the ground in hel helmand province. a number of afghan forces were injured as well. two medevac helicopters were sent to provide assistance. one of those was waved off. the second landed safely with sustained damage to its rotor blades. the helicopter remains on the ground. this is an ongoing situation. there is still a fight going on in the immediate surroundings, and we'll provide nor details as they become available. >> well, still ahead in the program, armed occupation u.s. ranchers take their protests to a fourth day. >>> and in las vegas where tech giants and start ups have gathered to showcase the latest technology. when you're on hold, your b

troops under attack in southern afghanistan.an servicemember is killed in the fight to push back the taliban. offering hopes that vision can be restored by the thousands. ♪

service member is dead, southern afghanistan. the combat comes after intensified efforts by the u.s. and its afghan partners to push back against recent taliban gains. and another big powerball jackpot is now up for grabs. tomorrow night's drawing will be for an estimated $450 million. it's the largest lottery jackpot in nearly a year and the 4th largest powerball jackpot of all-time. cynthia: right now, a volcano a rupture near indonesia on high alert. the volcano is one of the most active in the area and interrupted in march of last year. steve: probably some serious heat coming out of that. kurtis: nice sunshine across the state. good to see the january son. wind chill, 23. knoxville had 34. you head to the north, there were some 20's. and, your high of 32 degrees. clouds settling in. not as cold as the past couple of nights. i forget 7:00 a.m., we will be around 29 degrees. probably between 34 and 36 degrees between noon and 3:00 p.m. here are those clouds moving in. not expecting any precipitation with the initial clouds. th

service member and wounded two others in southern afghanistan. >> and the pentagon says it happened in the city of marja. the u.s. troops are believed to be special ops forces welcomerring with afghan troops. >>> sources tell cbs news tonight, the newest jihadi john to speak for isis is siddartha darr. he sold bouncy castles before he left for syria. they believe he is the english speaking terrorist threatening britain. they arrested darr in 2014 on suspension of terrorism. his sister is not convinced that man in the video is indeed her brother. >>> the fbi is asking for the public's help in the investigation of the mass shooting in san bernardino. husband an wife terrorists killed 14 people at a holiday party. 18 minutes later a few miles away, the shooters died in a shoot-out with police. the fbi is seeking information about the 18 minute gap in the time line. they want to know if the shooters contacted any accomplices. >>> and france is marking one year since the charlie hebdo attacks. in memory of the 17 people killed last january. french president francois hollande and other leade

special operations troop member has been killed and two other wounded in fighting in southern afghanistan. it happen near the city of marja near the pakistan order. the taliban made recent gains in that area. >>> coming up on cbs 2 news tonight beginning at 5:00, talk about a surprise. a family gets charged thousands of dollars on their cell phone bill for a service you could be accidentally using as well. the >> and then at 6:00 a proposed new amtrack rail line that no one knows about. it would bring any high speed trains by way of trenches through the middle of long island. much more tonight on cbs 2 news beginning at 5:00. >>> a houston area couple welcomed their rare identical triplets home this morning. the harris triplets. they spent a month in the hospital. the girls were born within one minute of each other on december 1st. the family says they'll have a few techniques to tell them apart. doctors say identical triplets are a medical marvel, one in a million. >> maybe an ankle bracelet with a color for each of them. >>> that's it for us. i'm mary calvi.

forces were wounded after a counterterrorism combat operation and recovery attempt in southern afghanistan in helmand province. the taliban has claimed responsibility for shooting down a transport helicopter. joining me, nbc chief pentagon correspondent jim miklaszewski. nbc chief foreign correspondent richard engel as well. mick, first to you. what do we know happened here? we have all seen these transport helicopters. was it weather? was it a shoot-down? >> senior defense officials and military officials here at the pentagon confirm that all three casualties occurred during that special operations counterterrorism operation against targets there near marjah in the helmand province in southern afghanistan. now, it was because of those casualties that a medevac helicopter was flying into the area when it got some kind of mechanical difficulty that forced it down to the ground. now, about the same time, there was a mortar blast somewhere near the helicopter but it had no effect on the helicopter itself. they are strongly denying any claims by the taliban that the helicopter was shot down. a

soldier has been killed in southern afghanistan after coming under heavy mortar fire. two others were wounded in the attack in the province, where heavy fighting has been taking place between afghan and taliban no, sirs the taliban have been focused their attacks as they seek to extend their control of the region. >> the bodies of at least 36 refugees have been found at two locations on turkey's coast. the area is a starting point for many refugees and migrants trying to reach the greek island. turkish coast quartses have rescued eight people and are looking for more. al jazeera john that hull reports. >> it is the first week of a new year. the warm summer long gone, and the refugees journey getting harder. we came an hour ago, we heard the boat sink and hit the rocks. i think these people died when they are trying to swim to the rocks. we came here to help. >> but there wasn't much to be done. the coast guard dispatched three boats and a helicopter to search for survivors, eight people were rescued. including one man who emerged from the freezing waters on his own. it

. >>> want to turn to breaking news out of southern afghanistan. the taliban is claiming responsibility for killing a u.s. service member and two others were injured in this counterterror combat mission today. a medevac helicopter also coming under fire during a rescue attempt. nbc news is unable to verify the taliban's claim of responsibility but we have live reports here from msnbc headquarters as well as the pentagon and overseas. i want to start with jim miklaszewski at the pentagon. what are your sources telling you? >> details are still sketchy to some extent, but senior defense officials have clarified one point. the three americans, the one who was killed and two others were special operations forces who were working side by side imbedded with the aftghan specil operations forces in a train and assist operation. they are not calling it a counterterror operation because after all, if the americans were involved with afghan troops on some kind of mission other than counterterror, that would be in violation of president obama's rules of the ro

one servicemember killed and two wounded in fighting in southern afghanistan.ommandm the military that fighting reflects intensified efforts by the u.s. and afghan partners to push back against recent taliban gains. that battle still coming in. ceremonies and hers to remember the 17 people killed in islamic extremist attacks on charlieh hebdo and the kosher market. the president unveiled for plaques -- unveiled plaques to honor victims. hebo will offer a special edition to lampoon everyone. moreerate acts caused airline desk than accidental crashes last year. year's eight accidental crashes killed 161 people, the lowest total in 70 years. 374 people died in crashes that were called in all that -- called preventable. the russian airliner went down in egypt last october. news 24 hours a day followed by her 24 hour journalist and more than 150 news bureaus around the world. i am mark crumpton. >> thank you. china moved quickly to avoid a repeat of monday's intent selling. onulators extending a ban sales by major shareholders. the central bank intervened, injecting

this happened in southern afghanistan along the pakistan border, and there was a release of statementsualties, that they have not been identified nor has the branch of service. they say there is a heartfelt sympathy going out to the family and friends of those involved, and the helicopter that was headed that way experienced mechanical problems and had to land. >>> kuwait is recalling the ambassador to iran, showing support to saudi arabia. this after the execution of a prominent shiite cleric, 46 others last week in by the saudi arabia, convicted on terror charges. the executions set off protests in iran, and an attack against the saudi embassy in beran. they are trying to resolve the situation. >> we want to see tensions decrease, to see engagement continue, or to be reinstated whenever possible so that a federal mutual -- better mutual understanding can occur and calm restored. >> they are trying to store relations -- restore relations between the two countries.>>> let's listen in to the president. >>> we will listen in as the president gets ready to speak. [ applause ]. >> thank yo

break one u-s service member was were hurt during an operation is southern afghanistan today. the department of defense has not released the names. the d-o-d did say it happened in the helmand province. in recent weeks, the taliban has been focusing efforts on retaking the area. american defense officials have said u-s special operations forces were involved in a counter terrorism operation in the region. one u.s. official said a u.s. helicopter was sent to evacuate casualties but did not immediately take off because a mortar landed nearby. it was not clear whether the mortar damaged the helicopter. a small group occupying a wildlife refuge in oregon since saturday, is showing no signs of leaving. authorities are keeping a low profile as they look for a peaceful end to the situation. nbc's leanne gregg has the latest. 16-32 37-42 1:14-19 anti-government protesters continue to control buildings at a federal wildlife refuge near burns, in remote eastern oregon. leaders of the occupation, now in its 4th day say the group has no plans to leave until they've implemented a plan. "..

afghanistan. the battle took place in the southern province.merican soldier was killed and two were wounded. a separate report says a u.s. helicopter went down while rescue troops. top officials from denmark, sweden, and germany will hold talks about the refugee crisis. checks onroduced id all people traveling to denmark. denmark tightened border controls on its border with germany. caused morects airline deaths than accidental crashes last year. eight accidental crashes killed 161 people. that is the lowest total in 70 years. crashesle died in two deemedrd deemed -- were "preventable." ceremonies were held to remember the 17 people killed a year ago in islamic extremist attacks on satirical newspaper "charlie hebdo." french president franÇois hollande unveiled blacks around the city to commemorate -- plaques around the city to commemorate the victims. around the world. betty: thank you. economic wonks are coming together in san francisco. atndan greeley feels right home at the american economic association's annual conference. brendan, take it

woundedfficials say american soldiers in a body withered has been evacuated from a battlefield in southern afghanistaning broke out with the taliban and in southern homeland province. --elmund province. it's welcome news for a state suffering from severe drought, the first of a series of storms is having california. el niÑo should bring heavy rains to the state over the next few days. officials say even the wettest of winters will not replenish water tables. of the armed group occupying a wildlife refuge in oregon says he believes federal arrest warrants have been issued. authorities say they are working on a peaceful resolution. the group says it will lead the refuge once there is a planter turnover over management of federal land to locals. global news 24 hours per day powered by her 2400 journalists in more than 150 new sparrows around the world. much more ahead and reports are saying apple will cut production of its iphone by 30% and puts pressure on the shares. we will talk about that plus yahoo! is overhauling its management and could this be the final straw for marissa mayer? all that and much

when american soldiers dead and two others wounded in fighting .n southern afghanistan -- one americaner is dead. the u.s. deployed troops there bolster afghan troops after they suffered setbacks against militants. ceremonies were held in paris today to remember the 17 people killed in islamic extra missed attacks on charlie hebdo. in a kosher market one year ago this week. francois hollande unveiled plaques around the city to honor the victims. charlie abdo is also releasing a special anniversary issue packed with that scene and controversial cartoons -- obscene and controversial cartoons. they are flaunting their freedom muslimoon everyone from fundamentalists to catholic priests. bernie sanders is ramping up his attack on wall street. senator sanders promised that in his first year in office, he will break up the banks now considered too big to fail. those banks have too much economic and political power over the country. bernie sanders: we will no longer tolerate an economy and a political system that has been rigged by wall street to benefit the wealthiest americans in this countr

. >>> we have breaking news out of southern afghanistan involving u.s. troops.y correspondent, jim sciutto. what are you learning? >> the deadly fire fight involving u.s. special operations forces, a joint operation with afghan commandos, this was in marja, during that fire fight i was told one u.s. soldier was killed in that action. other casualties as well. after the fire fight a u.s. medevac helicopter landed at the site. while it was on the ground, it was hit by mortar fire, mortar shells nearby. there was concern it damaged the rotors, but it was able to take off. the helicopter not in danger. this was a deadly fire fight. one u.s. soldier killed in action. there are other injuries. keep in mind, it was a joint u.s./afghan operation. initial reports of something worse. this now looks to be still a deadly fire fight but that the helicopter was not damaged beyond repair. it was able to take off. >> jim sciutto, thanks much. we'll let you get back to your sources and get more details for us. thank you. >>> we go to cnn military analyst, rick francona. colonel,

it happened at a checkpoint in southern afghanistan. reports claim the shooter killed his fellow policemen while they were sleeping and stole all their weapons and ammunition and took off. the taliban has claimed responsibility for that attack. >>> back here in the united states -- thousands gather in salt lake city to honor the first police officer killed on duty this year. officer douglas scott barney was shot and killed this month a shoot utwith police. officials say barney, an 18- year veteran and cancer survivor was working an overtime shift to help pay for medical expenses when he was killed. he was 44 years old. >>> president obama is set to propose new legislation to help more americans save for retirement. this is part of the 2017 budget that he'll submit to congress next month. the legislation will offer credits to small business that's automatically enroll employees in a retirement plan. it would also require companies to offer retirement plans to part time workers. the administration officials think this plan will give 30 mi

wounded american soldiers and the body of a third have been evacuated from a battlefield in southern afghanistan after fighting broke out with the taliban. evacuation was delayed when one helicopter took fire and was unable to land. and other was unable to take off. the standoff in oregon continues -- the leader of an indian tribe whose ancestral property is they are notd says welcome and need to leave. the armed men seized buildings at a remote national wildlife refuge on saturday. dayal news 24 hours a powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news bureaus around the world. markets are suffering and other selloff, the second and three trading days. we have lost almost 600 points on the dow in the last few days. where are stocks headed for the rest of the year? for more than 30 years, byron lee has given his views on a number of economic market and surprises for the coming year. among his productions were 2016 -- stock markets will fall and oil will stay in the 30's. the yield on the treasury will remain at 2.5%. i asked him why he is so bearish this time around. the u.s. economy is not

american soldiers and remains of a third soldier have been evacuated from a battlefield in southern afghanistanter hours-long fighting with the taliban which left u.s. forces trapped under enemy fire near the city of marjah. that is in the southern helmand province. this comes days after the top american commander in afghanistan, army general john campbell, said he needs to keep as many troops there as possible to help secure the volatile country. with the u.s. scheduled to draw down the troop presence by end of this year, general campbell says, he may need more soldiers. we have reaction to this from fox strategic analyst ralph peters. >> got a situation in afghanistan, despite all the money we've lavished on the afghan state and military, all the weapons we give them, all the training they still can't stand up to the tally back. our special operators are the bandaids holding that pretense of a country together. our president is just concerned about not calling it combat. harris: you know, i never thought we would watch a human being have the power to bend space time continuum to take us back

service member died and two others were wounded in southern afghanistan today. this happened near the city and the military has not released many details but officials said the fighting is part of new efforts by the u.s. and afghan troops. to push back against recent taliban gains. >> the fbi is looking for more information about the shooting massacre that killed 14 people in san bernardino, california, authorities have established a timeline accounted for most of the suspects movements the day of the attack, but they are still missing 18 critical minutes of their activities after the shooting. investigators urged anyone that saw anything during that time to call the fbi. >> we want to ensure that we know whether or not they stopped at any locations, any residences or businesses we don't already know about. they were both killed in a shootout with police and investigators believe they were inspired by terrorism but there is no indication that they received any directives from any groups overseas >>> it's day four with malitia men taking over a wildlife ref unl.

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soldier has been killed in southern afghanistan after coming under heavy mortar and smart arms fires. two others were wounded in the attack. where heavy fighting has been taking place between afghan and taliban forces. the team bank have been focusing their attack as they force control over the region. perks there say the con soil late is now safe. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack. >> officials say all six fighter whose attacked an air force base near the borderer weekend have been killed, soldiers are still searching the base as a precaution, seven were kills in the assault. after the earthquake that struck many on monday. at least eight people died and more than 100 were injuries, authorities are now offering help for people to start rebuilding their homes. 8,400,000 indians make a living selling things on the street of the capitol. many are worries they may lose their customers or be forced out of business overall. >> this is how she earned a living, she sits on this street in the capitol nearly every day selling jewelry. she is worries what little she makes will

soldier has been killed in southern afghanistan after coming under heavy mortar and small arms fire.two others were wounded in the attack in helmand province where heavy fighting has been taking place. the taliban has been focusing it's attacks to try to expend the group's control of the region. earlier the pentagon gave more details to what happened. >> an u.s. service member was killed and two more were injured when they came under fire when they were conducted a train, advise, assist mission on the ground in marja in helmand province. two medevac helicopters were sent to provide assistance. one of those waved off. the second landed safely but sustained damage to the rotor blades. that helicopter remains on the ground this is an i don't know going situation. there is still a fight going on in the immediate surroundings and we'll provide more details as they become available. >> the bodies of at least 36 refugees have been found at two locations on the turkey's aegean coast. turkish coast guards have rescued several people and are looking for more survivors. jonah hull reports. >> t