>> yes, it's terry whites.again was it, the document? >> three days after he took his dna. >> kaplan storied wonder if terry would be gone prominently. then a few days later, he caught a break. a sheriff's deputy had happened on a pick up truck in arizona rest up more than 200 miles from albuquerque. there is a host traveling from the exhaust into the cab. so the deputy immediately thinks, oh no, it looks like someone is trying to commit suicide. >> in the cab of the truck, the missing murder suspect. >> terry white is red faced, probably from the carbon monoxide, looks a little bit drowsy and out of it. deputy runs his name and realizes, he has a warrant for a homicide. so he's arrested right then and there. >> detective caplan and his partner made a beeline for arizona to see if terry would talk. >> do you want to talk with me today? >> i need an attorney. >> i mean, you guys obviously are thinking something, so i gotta protect myself. >> so terry didn't feel like talking. not to the police, anyway. but once

and terry starts to slap chief justice field. nagel shoots terry. terry is arrested and ed nagle is arrested. terry is killed, arrested by a local sheriff with sympathetic to the terry wing of the democratic party. and eventually this case works its way to the supreme court. and a decision called in ray nagle, the supreme court, us says that the the u.s. marshal was acting at the behest of the federal government, protecting a federal employee. he cannot be charged for law enforcement violation in the capacity of protecting this federal employee by a state official. this this sounds like it's a bizarre episode. and of course, it is a bizarre episode. it's an outgrowth of legislative violence, but it's also something that turns out to be of significant of significance in american htory. those of you who know the history of the civil rights movement of the 1960s, the kennedy justice department, in particular, a pointed members of the u.s. marshals service to protect civil rights activists in the south, absented decision. like in ray nagle, it's entirel

terry starts to slap justice fields. nagle shoots terry. terry is arrested and -- excuse me, nagle is arrested. terry is killed. arrested by local sheriff who is sympathetic to the terror wing of the democratic party. eventually this court makes its wa to the supreme court. in a decision in the state versus nikole, the u.s. marshal was acting active and has to the federal government in protecting a federal employee. he cannot be charged for a law enforcement violation in the capacity while protecting the federal employee by state officials. the sounds like a bizarre episode, and is of course a bizarre episode. it is an outgrowth of legislative islands. it also appears to be ups ignorance in american history. those of you tsunami history of the civil rights movement in the 1960s the kennedy justice department in particular appointed members in the u.s. marshal service to protect civil rights activists in the south, absent of a decision like i am renegotiates very possible that these would've been -- and athis idea of random violee significan

the body footage in this case, the terry nichols time? has been released, how will the country respond this time? joining me now, victor davisow hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institution. all right, victor, they'rehoersn going to be conversations about police, about retraining, about defundin g. e go in making a where do we go in making a real difference so these cases don't happen again? >> well, i think everybody is horrified, but they're bewildered. bewilderedd answersd wanting. are found wanting. >> people are bewildered right now because how can five trained officers not subdue one perso n withoutany sense. killing them? it doesn't make any sense. and we're told that, well,ly obviously, was a lack ofthis training, but this was speci didn't cly a special unit that was highly trained and itom dodn't come from just the tope wn.down came as a reactionunitih to communities that were preyedt on by career criminals. so the ide ha was to help peopl, but it turned out terribly wrong. and then as it as this happensnn now in america, ever

neagle shoots terry and neagle is arrested and terry's guilt. he is arrested by a local sheriff who is sympathetic to terry but not the democratic party. this works its way to the supreme court. in a decion called in re neagle, the supreme court says the marshall was asking at acting at the has to the federal government, protecting an employee. he cannot be charged for a violation in the capacity of protecting the employed by state official. this sounds like it is a bizarre episode. it is a bizarre episode. it's an outgrowth of legislative violence. 's something that turns out to be of significance in american history. those of you know the history of the civil rights movement in the 1960s, the kennedy justice department in particular appointed members of the u.s. marshal service to protect civil rights activists in the south. in a decision like in re neagle, it is possible that these would have been prosecuted by segregation of southern politicians. this idea of random violence generating significant developments in american history, there's on

terry, thank you so much. marianne favro is at the other crime scene off highway 1 which is about 2.8 miles from where terry is at. let's bring in marianne favro where an active investigation is going on there. down that road behind you, it appears, right, it's not -- you can't really see much from your vantage point. they've kept you away, marianne? >> reporter: they have kept us away, but we did see four vehicles roll through, including a forensic crime van as well. now they're down there at the very end of the road, they've put up a tent and they are processing evidence of this scene. we're told that three people were killed at the scene which is a mushroom farm. now we're not certain whether this first shooting happened here at this mushroom farm or at the other location which as i mentioned is less than 3 miles away. so we don't know the order of the shootings. to give you some perspective, we are right off cabrillo highway. we're right next to the caltrans maintenance yard. there's a trucking company rig

terry schultz who covers nato developments. welcome, terry. given the pressure at germany has been under for weeks, if not months, we surprised to hear no announcement about these tanks today. i don't think the german government had ever made clear that it would make an announcement at this ramstein meeting. i think, as you mentioned, it was just thought that the pressure would become so intense that it would have to say something more than per story. i said, i'm sure that this didn't bring any solace to ukraine, the, the idea that now germany would be taking stock of what it has in a, in its, in its store houses as far as lepers go. but at least it is movement ahead. well, terry, i want to ask you about the reasons for germany's apparent reluctance to send these that tanks or to give it permission for their use. first though, i think it would be useful to hear from vladimir lansky and the german defense minister, polish for stories. both speaking at today's meeting time remains irrational level. we have to speed up. time must become our commo

you think, terry? i don't think that they're the announcement of new contributions that we saw today . we're, we're anything surprising. we have seen allies gradually and continually step up the quality of weapons, the quantity of weapons that they're sending to ukraine. remember at the beginning of the conflict, the soviet era weapons were the 1st things that went to the things that other countries basically would have wanted to get rid of any way and, and gradually as the ukrainians burned through these weapons and, and through that ammunition, they got higher grade weapons and as quickly as they could be trained on them, the allies were, were willing to send them them more advanced weaponry that they really need to stand up to the, to the russians. and now this discussion of tanks is another one of those examples that you know, they don't seem ready to do it in math yet, but this was true of the patriots as well. they were never going to send patriots until they were ready to send patriots. so i'm s

that is the individual that terry has been talking to us about. a 67-year-old man with the last name of lee who we're hearing who has presented himself to police, turned himself into police and said he's responsible for the shooting. what the link between him and these other individuals is at this point, we don't know. we do know we're told by a council member from the city of half moon bay, that the individuals that are dead are chinese farm workers. what relationship those chinese workers have to this individual today that you can see being walked into the substation in half moon bay at this point is unclear. terry, at some point we were hearing there might have been some other injuries at another location but you are telling me that jackson, our other reporter, says that at that second location, two people are actually dead. not injured as we had originally potentially heard. >> that is what i'm hearing. it's four here and two there. and in a shooting of this magnitude, it's somewhat unusual that there's not a survivor. but there apparently are

terry, thank you so much. we appreciate it. well, with all this, talk of the german lebrun, 2 tanks. let's now take a closer look at one exactly. makes that piece of combat hardware. so special name, it's the flagship of the german army, the leper to a heavily armed battle tank with superior firepower weighing close to 60 tons. it can hit targets at a distance of up to 5 kilometers and protect itself and other vehicles from all kinds of threats. while still being agile and easy to maneuver. that's why it's widely regarded as the best of its kind. developed for the bonus van more than 40 years ago and built in germany, the leper too is now also used by many other countries, especially in europe, but also in canada. sheila cutter indonesia and elsewhere. more than 3500 units, i used world wide by some 19 nations. overtime the tank was upgraded and adjusted for use in specific environments. so several different versions have emerged and not all of them are still up to date. refurbishing them to make them fit for combat in ukraine

and , of course, terry nichols to remembe ,they want people to rememberr a his name. i had and opportunityan to tal. to several of the protesters. now, although everything is vererythingy peaceful right s know, the tensions are stillio and there's still some concern. rs the protesters have said are evn on the police come up,th they're going to keep and hold the line on this bridge. s bridgebut take a listen to wht some of the protesters had to say to me. >>me of ters had there's a lot of conce. >> it might, you know, things el i see escalateat. i see children here. i see other people you don't see. you don't believe that will happen. ppen? oh, no. memphis, we already have a lot going on . i am peaceefinitely need any of that. i'm i'm peaceful out here.l as i sos, i'm out here doingoing a a peaceful protest p. these people are very peaceful, but by any means necessary. that's the quote tha nt i folloa . >> i have no choice chance. our law enforcement. if a person looks like me, youe. can kill me because they havehaa a badge on . you don' ot have a voice to transmission

live in half moon bay, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> terry, thank you. unfortunately you and i and janelle have been to many of these memorials and vigils. thank you, terry. >>> witnesses and family members of the victims now left with that gut-wrenching task of just trying to understand what happened and why. many of the victims' families lived on the farms. right now those families are staying at nearby hotels there in half moon bay and along the coast. we spoke to several of them off-camera. as you can imagine, they are devastated. governor newsom met with the families privately. we also spoke with a man who says his ex-wife was in one of the rooms when the gunman showed up. he says the man shot three co-workers before letting her, the ex-wife, walk away. >> bad. really bad. scared and nervous. so she's really bad right now. >> i just met with the families that were living in the farms. >> that was the counsel general there of mexico, who is also in half moon bay today. three of the victims were mexican immigrants. that includes the sole surviving vic

let's turn now to our correspondent terry shawls, who is in brussels. hi terry. so you've also been following this press conference by the us defense secretary and they use join chief of staff and what will be the consequences that the decisions made in rom, shane the pledges for a new military aid for ukraine. what impact will that have on nato secretary general young stilton berg has been calling for allies to do just this, to increase both the quality and quantity of equipment that they're sending to ukraine. and in fact, when, when countries have warned that their own stockpiles are running low, that they're a little bit worried that they would be able to protect the homeland stoughton berg has said, you know, what, send it to ukraine. so this has been clearly his priority and he will be pleased to hear of the of the new lists of arms that will be sent to ukraine. it just shows how the prevailing view of still timber, again, of many other countries in the alliance is that if you cream doesn't win this war. if we don't throw everything at the russian military

. >> nbc bay area terry mcsweeney joins us live there. terry, you know so well that santos hello is a trouble spot with weather like this. >> reporter: yes. certainly. years ago, the entire downtown was inundated with floodwater. to this day, with a flood, checking out the creeks right through town. you can see, it is swirling, but it is nowhere near floor level. different story north of here, when we talk about what the family wants to know, if it's going to flood again at their house. they check out their community screens. the smith family keeps their eyes on computer screens to see how the creature doing and how much rain is falling while, at the same time, checking nbc bay area's website to see where the storm is right now. they caught a break in the storm tonight for about an hour, with the storm potentially bringing mud to their street and into the garage. that has happened many times before. >> the street you drive in on will be a river. i'll have a garage full of water, flooding to cleanup, which is not terrible, but the mud that

terry mcsweeney has arrived on scene. cameraman was the first to arrive on scene and marianne favro is getting to the scene. a devastating day in half moon bay. okay. we are just getting this information from the san mateo county sheriff. a suspect is in custody. that man that was possibly detained and arrested could be the suspect. the sheriff says a suspect now in custody. there is no threat to the public. so it appears the suspect in this shooting massacre arrested, four people shot and killed on a farm just off highway 92 in half moon bay city limits just west of downtown where main street is and the downtown half moon bay. of course, we will have live reports coming up at the top of the hour. but a suspect has been arrested. no threat to the public after four people shot and killed in half moon bay. >>> we're going to switch gears now, it's monday, we're going to talk about our weather. it's been chilly, but sunny. enjoying the sunshine. >> we've been enjoying the fact that we haven't had any rain in our forecast and

terry, you've been on the scene for hours now. this is the location where we know four people were killed. >> four people shot and killed here. you can't see it anymore, but there are some large greenhouses up the hill a little bit. that is where we believe the mushrooms are being grown. and according to the supervisor david canepa, possibly marijuana was being grown here legally. he said probably legally. but it was an operation -- a growing operation. this morning, this afternoon, early this afternoon, a man comes to work and kills four co-workers. we're told three in one location and one in another. then he leaves here, goes to the other crime scene, 3 miles away, and kills three more people. drives down and turns himself in. it seems all wrapped up, but the investigation is going to be going on here all night and i know that because they brought out a short time ago, maybe 20 minutes ago, the -- those huge lights they bring out when they want to illuminate a large, large area, and they've got a heck of a crime scene here. two

ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. ukraine says fierce fighting in the eastern town of solid. r is continuing following conflicting reports about whether the town has been captured. the update come submit, a major shake up at the top of russia's military as russian president vladimir putin appoints a new commander to take charge of his war ukrainian soldiers firing at russian positions. internet's province fighting is concentrated around sula. dar, a mining town near the strategic city of back moot. these satellite images show the scale of the destruction since august of last year. conditions in back mood are dire. there is no heating or electricity. most residents flag the fighting. those who didn't are now trapped. or torn carto, thores follow, i sleep in the same clothes. i walk around in the mail that we haven't been for for months each or war score soon. everything will freeze your coronel so both the kitchen door and the toilet tissue or hard data. there are a lot of people here. grandfa

ah hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. thought he's in brazil are saying they will protect democracy and punish thousands of supporters of former president shire boston. narrow in response to the violent riots in the capital on sunday is comes after they ransacked the national congress supreme court and presidential palace. after months of camping out in the capital. both scenarios, the alters, are removed on the orders of a supreme court judge. after inspecting the damage to the presidential palace, brazilian president lewis in a theo looted to silva, held a meeting with his cabinet on monday. speaking, following the attack, he said those who are responsible will be punished. these are real vandals destroying everything in their path. we believe that there was a lack of security, and i want to tell you that all of those who did this will be found and punished lula accused law enforcement bodies of either being incompetent or compromised for allowing the attack to happen. he also laid the blame at the feet of his predecess

terry nichols the 29 year old was arrested after a terrific violation near his home. on january 7th. he died from his injuries. 3 days later the 5 police officers involved and the fatal confrontation have been fired and charged with 2nd degree murder. a crime punishable with 15 to 60 years in prison under tennessee law. we can substantiate the reason for the stop. all we know is that the amount of force that was applied in this situation was over the top nickel staff is the latest high profile case of police officers accused of using excessive force in the deaths of black people and other minorities in recent years. it has both public outcry against systemic racism in the us criminal justice system. us president joe biden says you will urge congress to pass federal police reforms. oh, a law and order with the court as memphis is bracing for public outreach. nicholas family has also called for peaceful protests. with the morning, i'm joined by d. w reporter stacy stacy beavens in the studio. stacy, do we have any more clarity about what to place that night with the pol

terry distress that we're talking about 2 elements. one is sending tanks that germany has in its own stock in its own bond is very sock. and the 2nd element is germany, authorizing 3rd concrete, for example, poland to send some of the tanks that poland has that were made here in germany. germany has to give that authorization because the tanks are made here in this country. so all to all we are all in all we can say on the one hand that there is a big debate within german government officials regarding the delivery of those tanks. on the other hand that we can see sign that the debate is moving forward. why thomas has germany been so reluctant to send tanks itself or even allow other countries to send them one element has to do with germany's history. and in particular, with germany's longstanding reluctance to send heavy equipment to was owens that something that we saw for a very long time here in germany. that actually started to change with the beginning of the war in ukraine under chancellor allah shows that is something that has

ah, hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. world leaders have condemned the storming of brazil's democratic institutions. supporters of former president john boston aro, ransacked the national congress. the supreme court and presidential palace in the capital on sunday. security forces have surrounded remaining protesters, make makesha tempe in brazilian, and have begun dismantling the tents. officers have been ordered to remove all protesters from the area they had occupied since the election in october comes as newly installed president lewis ignacio lulu de silva blamed his predecessor for the violence and promised a tough response. also, nora has condemned the violence on twitter saying the forced entry into the looting and into and looting all public buildings had nothing to do with peaceful protest. ah ah g movie mountains. what beast this? yes, i use that. is it. so that was the scene in brazil's capital brazilian. let's bring in our correspond claire richardson. she's in our rio de janeiro. cl

terry mcsweeney reporting in the north bay. of all the people reporting in that area, guerneville and rio nito, they have been through this several times. thank you, terry. >>> let's go to the east bay now. problems in oakland. take a look the underpass for bart and an 880 ramp is closed. you can see the rain coming down hard, and the water level starting to rise. you see it down there in the bottom of your screen as the road dips for the under pass. this is near 42nd and san leandro. this is also near a homeless encampment. you can see the bart train going over there. the city has blocked off this underpass. our own news crews are not immune from the storm danger. >> gia vang is in castro valley dealing with the trees falling. what's going on with you there, gia? >> raj, audrey, some really harrowing moments for our team, our crew out here in castro valley. just within the hour, really. so i want to show you what happened to the back of our suv. we were in this suv, and then a tree branch fell right on top of it. you can see i

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terry moran abc news vatican city terry. thank you now to the latest attacks in the war in ukraine. this video circulating online shows the immediate aftermath of reported russian missile strike, destroying an ice rink in eastern ukraine. officials say at least two people were injured . it follows a deadly rocket attack on russian forces in the same region. russia says more than 60 of its troops were killed in their barracks. ukraine claims the death toll is in the hundreds. airports across florida, a recovering from hundreds of delays as the holiday travel season is wrapping up. the faa blamed the disruptions on an air traffic computer issue. for much of yesterday afternoon. flights were delayed between 3 to 6 hours by six p.m. the faa said the issue was resolved in flight operations or returning back to normal, frustrated southwest airlines, passengers are still struggling to get their luggage back after that operational meltdown that led to more than 15,000 flight cancelations. some travelers say their bags are actually at the airport. but they've been told the bags have to be fl

alright terry moran, thank you.we'll continue with our live coverage from the vatican in just a few minutes. let's turn now to the developments overnight on capitol hill. republican kevin mccarthy is reportedly offering new concessions after losing 1/6 vote for house speaker and because of this gridlock, no members of the house has been sworn in. that means there are zero members of the house of representatives technically right now. a b. c s. m win is here now, with the very latest m good morning. good morning, andrew. yeah there's a potential new offer on the table this morning that could get kevin mccarthy over the line and into the speaker's office. uh huh. until we get this done overnight , sources say, kevin mccarthy offered keanu cns, ping rightay far republican holdouts to cast their vote for him as speaker vote. he's now lost six consecutive times sources said the concessions include a rule change that would allow one member of the house to call for a vote to oust the future speaker down from the original e

hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. german media reporting that transfer all of schoultz will to day announce a decision to send german mate leopard tanks to ukraine. he is also expected to approve requests from poland and other countries to do the same. this apparent decision comes amid increased pressure from western allies to scale up military aid for kip. ukraine wants to use the bottle tanks to reclaim territory still occupied by russian forces jam in chancellor. allah schultz has reportedly decide cents left for tanks to ukraine and the low other countries such as poland and finland to do so to leper tank. so used by a number of nato countries. there seemed by defense experts as the most suitable heavy battle tanks for you creams needs follow to me. it's lensky welcomed the news, but says he needs 300 tanks by the hoarded put on. there is a lot of talk about tanks. know about the modern tiger need, morton and how this deficit can be fail if it's in many effort his words, promises or beach

terry?reporter: a hacked up a story coming out of this tonight at oakland international airport. southwest took off no problem 7:00 tonight. out of oakland heading down to burbank and get down there around 8:00 and i'm told by a couple of passengers but the weather was so bad the plane was really rocking. and they are experienced flyers that are rolling in just a moment. so the first passed through, the first attempt to land was aborted. and according to roman, lido, the pilot said something along the lines that we did get the runway so the plane circled around and comes in for a second landing and this is one, if these two books that will never forget, take a listen -- >> the second time i thought okay we are going to get this one because i can really see the runway, it was probably less than 100 feet. we were really close. but because of the weather, the plane was really jumpy. and we ended up climbing again. >> it was pretty scary though. >> reporter: and he was telling me, that they were

ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. western made battle tax will soon be confronting russian armor on the battlefield in ukraine. the u. s. is confirmed. it's sending 31 of its m one abrams tanks to key up. the announcement follows germany's decision to liberal leopard to tanks. this coordinated move aims to support ukraine encountering an expected russia offensive in the spring. kia is called it a historic day, but russia's ambassador in washington said the u. s. decision was another blatant provocation. and moscow's response to berlin's move was equally furious with the kremlin, saying berlin had abandoned its quote, historical responsibility to russia. after days of diplomatic wrangling to big announcements from either side of the atlantic to day to day, i'm announcing at the united states will be sending you $31.00, abram tags to ukraine, the equivalent of one ukrainian battalion surgery austin has recommended to step because on has ukraine's capacity and offenders territory in chief is strate

hello, i'm terry martin. good to have you with us. israel's military says it has carried out air strikes on militant targets. in garza, the strikes come hours after rockets were launched from the palestinian territory. israel says 3 out of 5 pockets were intercepted by the iron dome air defense system . no casualties have been reported on either side. escalation comes after these really military conducted a deadly raid in the west bank city of janine, the palestinian authority says 9 people were killed in the operation, which israel says was intended to thwart an imminent attack. palestinians blocked the streets of janine to bury their dead. they say one of the victims was a 60 year old woman. this video released by israel shows troops moving in on a house in the jenin refugee camp in a rare daytime raid. israel said the house was being used by suspected militants planning an attack against israelis. this is what was left of the home after the military said at detonated explosives being used by the suspects.

thank you terry. as the fighting in ukraine intensifies, russia is preparing to mobilize more troops and conscript more young men to fight on the front lines. the move is likely to provoke a fresh wave of russians fleeing to avoid the call up. but some russians are having difficulty getting recognized as refugees. ah, now he can breathe again. is danny's love, but she love has finally been formally recognized as a refugee from russia in law. it was a long process. at the end of it, stanislaus is relieved to have cut ties with a country that started a war of aggression. in the middle of europe. the british middle, i fled to the 1st best country, so i wouldn't have to go to jail or be sent to war. i don't want to fight against the ukrainians. i have many friends there. the 1st best country, as stanislaus said, was latvia, and you, you member state with a 300 kilometer common border with russia. when the war started to more than 10 months ago, stanislaus decided to protest, the former policeman found him

live in half moon bay, terry mcsweeney, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, terry. he said fbi agents are now on site as well. thank you, terry. >> a lot of details emerging. it's been a painful and frightening night dozens of farmworkers and children now sleeping at a reunification center which is just miles from where those killings took place. nbc bay area stephanie met down is at the i.d.e.s. hall where those people are staying and stephanie, i know you spoke to some of the families who actually witnessed the shooting >> reporter: one of the farmworkers i spoke with was actually walking into this reunification center with his wife and several children. he said he saw one of the shootings. he said he knew the suspect or they work together at one of these farms. i can tell you that as i was speaking with this far with this man i could see him shaking. he was shaking throughout our conversation in his family is one of several that are now going to be adding the night here because their home is now a crime scene. forced out of their phones by a mass shooting tonight

we do know that rodney rodney that rurvived and terry nichols diodd not survive. s >> tucker gallagher for us ,k y. thank you. >>sa well,id as we said, that vo is hard to watch. parts of it are brutal. it seems like an abuse of power . you can't kick a man when he's on the on the ground, handcuffed. decent people oppose that.e oppo virtually all americans oppose that. we should also remembese that. virtr that weknow all t don't know all the facts here. we've seen a lot of videos overh the years that have beenis put video itthat had nothing to do with the topic of the video we d itself. so we should suspend some level awful of judgment. but that video is is awful in. a lot of ways. but here's what it'shere's not. an it's not an example of racism, systemic or otherwise.ho killed, or on the ground who was killed or died in anys c case was black, but so wasever every police officer you just, e saw hitting him. so, by the way, is the, policie chief of memphis. s mo so is most of its cityty government. go the overwhelminvernmentg ci majority of the city of memphis itsel

ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. authorities in brazil are saying they will protect democracy and punish thousands of supporters of former president gyal bull sanara in response to the violent riots in the capital on sunday. security forces have cleared their camp and celia, which has been occupied since the election in october, nearly 1200 protesters had been detained as police, dismantled their tents. his com says brazil's newly elected president, reason not eula to silver, blamed his predecessor for the violence and promised a tough response. also, nora has condemned the violence on twitter saying, ransacking public buildings had nothing to do with peaceful protest. thousands of protest is on the roof of brazil, national congress on the ground some smashing their way inside the supreme court. these are supporters of brazil's former president jai, ear, bull sanara. they still refused to accept that he lost the election last october. and they're taking their anger out on anything they can find

>> all right, terry moran at the white house tonight. terry, thank you. >>> overseas tonight, secretary of state antony blinken is in jerusalem, urging calm amid this new fighting in the region. blinken meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he leads a new right wing government there. tomorrow, blinken will meet with palestinians in the west bank. it comes after one of the deadliest cycles of violence between the israelis and palestinians in years. and these meetings come in the wake of a mysterious drone attack in iran, as well. israel reportedly targeting a weapons factory. >>> in pakistan tonight, the terrible toll from a suicide bombing at a crowded mosque inside a police complex in peshawar. officials say the blast killed at least 59 people and wounded more than 150 others. most of the casualties were police officers. the pakistan taliban claiming responsibility. it's unclear how the attacker gained entry into the high security zone. >>> back here at home, and in new york city tonight, we have learned this evening o

>> all right, terry moran tonight. terry, thank you. >>> in northern germany, the terrifying scene on a regional train bound for hamburg. a man wielding a knife going on the attack, apparently at random, killing two people, injuring seven others before passengers wrestled him down. some reportedly using their luggage to disarm him. police identified the suspect as a 33-year-old palestinian man. he was also injured and taken to the hospital. >>> when we come back on this busy news night, in chicago, the deadly high rise fire, starting on the 15th floor, flames racing up to the 24th floor. >>> and in detroit, the gunman seen on night vision video, you'll see it, taking aim at a police helicopter. police on the ground shooting him dead. (vo) no matter what type of severe asthma you have,... tezspire can help you have fewer asthma attacks... ...and breathe better. tezspire is an add-on treatment for people 12 and older. it is not a rescue medication. don't take tezspire if you're allergic to it. allergic reactions like ras

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terry moran tonight. thank you, terry. >>> now to questions tonight over suspected russian spy ship just off hawaii. the u.s. coast guard now saying it is tracking this ship. so, how close is it? and what it's doing there. martha raddatz and what she's learned tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the u.s. coast guard carefully monitoring this russian ship prowling the waters off of the hawaiian islands. and not just any ship -- a vessel the coast guard says is believed to be an intelligence gathering ship. a spy ship. >> ships loitering in an area is abnormal. and with this one being a russian vessel off one of our key naval harbors in the pacific, that will be of concern to the naval leadership. >> reporter: indeed, joint base pearl harbor is one of the navy's busiest, with some of the most sophisticated and secretive warships in its arsenal. it's where we boarded a boat that took us to a nuclear-armed ballistic missile submarine last year off hawaii's coast. the submarines do not like to stay above water for

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