. >> translation: the dead are in the morgue, the injured treatment. there are reports it was the work of male and female suicide bombers, it's possible, i can't confirm it now. >> hours after the attack the leader pledged loyalty to i.s.i.l. >> boko haram hinted at joining forces with i.s.i.l. before pt the timing of this announcement is important. the group lost ground in the north-east of the country and some see the pledge of allegiance as a desperate attempt to draw i.s.i.l. military forces from nigeria, cameroon and chad forced fighters from their bases. the nigerian villages took back towns and villages but they face resistance. the group stepped up attacks, and this is causing a lot of concern among mainlying earians who witness said such bombings before >>> iraqi troops battling i.s.i.l. liberated a town on the edge of tikrit and have been trying to advance on nearby towns. fighting slowed progress. more on the battle for tikrit. it's been ongoing for days still the fighting conditions. here members of shia fighting i.s.i.l. positions. they ar

. >> the dead are in the morgue and the injured treated. there are reports that it was the work of male and female suicide bombers. it's possible but i kapt confirm it now. >> hours after the attack the leader of boko haram pledged loyalty to i.s.i.l. >> boko haram hinted at joining forces to i.s.i.l. the timing of this announcement is important. the group lost ground and some sore the plague of allegiance as a desperate attempt. a military group by forces from nigeria, cameroon, niger and chad forced the fighters from their bases. the nigerian military took back downs and villages. they still face resistance from boko haram. now the group stepped up attacks on soft targets and this is causing a lot of concern among nigerians who witnessed such bombings >>> a journalist for the vanguard newspaper says that many people in nigeria have always seen boko haram as a group with global links. >> i'd say, strangely, that people are not that surprised - at least the people i have spoken to. yesterday i interviewed some refugees from the north-east v

the family identified genna's body at the morgue. >> the reality of her being murdered rather than an accident or -- it didn't hit me. i didn't understand, really, that something like that could happen in my life. it was -- it was hard to deal with and to -- it was just such an unfair act. and i couldn't -- couldn't understand it for a long time. >> the coroner identified the cause of death as strangulation. there were other injuries, as well. >> in addition to the ligature strangulation marks, she also had evidence of blunt force injury to the head. she had received a blow to the head in the left forehead area and the left temple. >> there were no defensive wounds and no signs of sexual assault. >> the scalp here is brown, about 14 inches in length. >> the soles of the feet were clean in this case and that indicates to me that she certainly was not standing up at the scene where she was found. she certainly did not walk there. >> no injuries. >> the only other findings were some unusual marks on genna's thigh, indentations that were made after death. >> on a living person, these fade

. >> translation: the dead are in the morgue and the injured treated. there are reports it was male and female suicide bombers, it is possible. i can't firm it now. >> hours after the attack. the leader of boko haram pledged loyalty to i.s.i.l. >> boko haram hinted at joining forces to i.s.i.l. the group has last your ground in the north-east of the country. some see this pledge of allegiance as an attempt to draw i.s.i.l. into its operations. >> reporter: forces from cameroon, niger and chad forced the fighters from their bases. the nigerian military took back downs and villages. they face resistance from boko haram. the group has stepped back attacks. this is causing a lot of concern among nigerians who witnessed such things before >>> a columnist for vanguard, a nigerian newspaper and said many people have seen boko haram as an armed group with global links. >> i say strangely, people are not that surprised - at least the people i have spoken to. yesterday i interviewed some refugees from the north-east victims of boko haram who fled from borno, maid

in the morgue earlier today we were told that there were some 15 bodies that are being held there. some of which still haven't been identified and again it is a matter of the medical staff at these hospitals, at the morgue working with local diplomatic missions to identify them and get them home on specially organized flights. they hope to have all of this done in the next few days. it's a big job but it has been somewhat slow going in these initial days after the attack. >> cnn's fareed zakaria, host of "fareed zakaria gps." i want to begin with what we've been watching with bloodshed in the mosques in the capital of yemen and isis stepping forward claiming responsibility which is significant too because this is home turf of al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. what do you make of that revelation first and foremost? >> if it is in fact an isis operation by which in some way commanded, directed funded trained, it's significant because what it suggests is the collapse of aqap al qaeda in the arabian peninsula, which used to be quite strong in yemen. the guy killed in the drone attack w

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a long procession of police cars followed the coroner to the morgue. by noontime a collection of flowers began to grow at the police department. during an early-morning press conference the police chief held back tears. >> this is a difficult time for us as a community, department, when officers responded to a call, a welfare check, at that location and were met with gunfire. >> reporter: it all began before 7:00 last night. a 911 caller said there was a drunk suicidal man on the apartment at the 2600 block of "senter road." three officers arrived knowing the suspect possibly had access to weapons. they spotted a man on the balcony. he fired at least one shot and struck officer michael johnson in the head killing him instantly. >> the girl, then the guy he shot him in the head with the rifle. i just seen the mist. that was it. that was it. you heard the shot but then you seen the mist, too. but yeah, it was bad. >> reporter: the officers took cover and returned fire. the radio calls indicate the suspect was hit, as well. >> suspect both ways officer dow

collection of bodies in terms of their proper management and documentation and then transferred to the morgue. >> it's hard to imagine this airport only opened three years ago. after relentless intensive shelling and close combat within the terminal the building is no longer recognizable. the departures area smashed and charred, destination for tourists now a distant memory. >> it speaks about how vicious the battle was. nobody knows how many people died in this fight, but rescue workers continue to recover the dead almost every day. >> rebels claim the number of bodies recovered is already over 500 but no independent verification of this. given the scale of the violence here it's possible that death toll could be higher than first thought. what is sure that is it's rising each day. >> yesterday we assisted in 16 bodies. and today we are still waiting for the collection of bodies to complete the process. >> the red cross forensic's team collects as much information as it can and helps with the identification process. these bodies were charred beyond recognition making that task even harder. s

. >> translator: the dead are in the morgue and the injured are being treated.re are reports that it was the work of male and female suicide bombers. it is possible, but i can't confirm it now. >> reporter: hours after the attack, the leader of boko haram, pledged loyalty to isil. boko haram had hinted at joining forces with isil before. but the timing of this announcement is important. the group has recently lost ground in the northeast of the country and some see this pledge of allegiance as a desperate attempt to draw isil in to its operations. a military onslaught by forces from nigeria cameroon, niger and chad has forced the fighters from their bases the nigh nigeria then military has taken towns back. but still face resistence from boko haram. now the group has stepped up its attacks on soft targets like buss and markets and this is causing a lot of concern among nigerians who have witnessed such bombings before in urban areas. mohamed idris, al jazerra abuja, nigeria. >>> the iraqi army is continuing its push to try to retake tikrit from isil. on saturday

in the morgue earlier today we were told there are still some 15 bodies being held there some of which still haven't been identified. and again, it is a matter of the medical staff at these hospitals, at the morgue working with local diplomatic missions to identify them and get them home on specially organized flights. they hope to have all of this done in the next few days. it's a big job, but it has been somewhat slow going in these initial days after the attack wolf. >> the tunisian government as you know phil said the killers trained next door in libya. a government official even mentioned what was described as sleeper cells inside tunisia. are there fears now that this was potentially just a start of a larger campaign against tunisia's democratically elected government? >> reporter: very much so. the existence of jihadi cells here in tunisia, well that is a known element, a known threat. it has been identified for some time. what this is is a combination potentially of that threat with the ongoing instability next door in libya. the government says the two gunmen crossed into liby

officers held a tearful news conference in the early-morning hours, then accompanied johnson's body to the morgue in a long procession of police cars. >> officers were obviously crying, grieving, um, they will do so for quite some time. um, as will many of us in the department. >> bam, bam, bam. i think it was four shots, bam, bam, bam -- bam. one behind each other. >> reporter: neighbors behind the building on "senter road" heard shots and sheltered in place for hours. >> she went back to the bedroom and they were hiding with my son. >> reporter: police s.w.a.t. teams gouged a hole through a neighboring apartment to insert a camera to confirm that dunham was down. san jose mayor sam liccardo praised officer johnson and fellow officers who laid their lives on the line. >> officers who were there under extraordinary duress that may well have saved other lives. >> reporter: it is going to take the city of san jose and the san jose police department a long time to get over this tragedy. the last time there was an officer killed in the line of duty officer jeffrey fontana a rookie cop was gunned down

. >>> a few minutes earlier or later the robber might have gotten away instead of gone to the morgue. witnesses say a car full of accomplices waiting out here were caught too. >>> a man involved in at shooting left an apology note. his identity has not been released. the note reportedly apologized for the trouble he caused unknown persons and also apologized to police who were forced to end his life. richmond police have identified a suspect injured yesterday when an officer shot him after a car chase on roosevelt avenue. police say the suspect was trying to escape on foot when gunfire was exchanged. police identified the suspects as 19-year-old daniel tolosa possible from san pablo. he's expected to survive his injuries. the officer was not hurt. >>> the security council has a meeting to discuss the deteriorating situation in yemen. yemen is on the brink of a civil war that neither side could win. the council issued a statement condemning rebels and demanding that they give back control or face further measures. yemeni officials today said that shiite rebels took over the country's t

. >> the dead are in the morgue, the injured being treated. it was the work of male and female bombers. it is possible, but i can't confirm it now. >> the leader of boko haram pledged loyalty to isil hours after the attack. boko haram hinted at joining forces before, butle timing is important. the group has recently lost ground in the northeast of the country, and some see this pledge of allegiance as a desperate attempt to draw isil into its operations. >> the military slowed boko haram with forces from niger cameroon and chad and forced the fighters from their bases taking back many towns r. towns and villages, but face resistance from boko haram. now the group has stepped up attacks on soft markets like markets and bus stations, causing concern among nigerians who have witnessed such attacks before. al jazeera. nigeria. >> boko haram has wage add six year war to try to carve out an islamic state in the northeastern part of nigeria. many victims have been children. 42 students were killed when boko haram stormed dormitories in a gun and bomb

. >> the dead are in the morgue, and the injure ready being treated.ts that it was the work of male and female suicide-bombers. it is possible but i can't confirm it now. >> this is the bloodiest attack on the city since boko haram attempted to seize it at the end of january. people here have become so used to the violence and are concerned. the nigerian military have taken back many towns and villages from the fighters, but they still face resistence from boko haram. now the group has stepped up its attacks on soft targets like markets and bus stations, and in is causing a lot of concern among nigeriaens who have witnessed some bombings before in urban areas. al jazeera abuja nigeria. >> u.n. andu.s. and european leaders say they're united in their goal to reach a deal with iran. the powers in the talks are all on the same page. the power to, persuade iran to scale down it's program for the lifting the sanction pills while there has been progress month work is needed. >> the reason we don't have an agreement is we believe there are gaps that have to b

the dead are in the morgue. the injured are being treated. there are reports it was the work of male and female suicide bombers. it is possible but i can't kong firm it now. the attack the leader of boko haram pledged loyalty to is isil. boko haram had hinted at joining forces with is isil before but the timing of this announcement is important. the group has lost ground in the northeast of the country. some see this pledge of allegiance as a desperate attempt to draw is isil into operations. from cameroon niger and chad has forced fighters from their basis. it has taken back many towns and villages from the fighters. they still face resistance from boko haram. now, the group has stepped up its attacks on soft target did like mascots and bus stations and this is causing a lot of concern among nigh yearians who have witnessed such bombings before nigh. abuja, nigeria. >> in the past boko haram was thought to have lashings with. they may set a differentfy tone for the fight in the region since is isil and al-qaeda have been fighting. they are w

the last place you're going to is the morgue. >> 911. your emergency? hello? tchers received a 911 call from the miller residence, and the phone, there was no conversation, but they could hear what sounded like a person crying on the phone and then the dispatcher referred to hearing some loud bangs. our dispatchers knew there was something very wrong at the scene. [ gunshots ] [ sirens ] >> upon arrival, the officers found mrs. sandy miller murdered by gunshots, but what made it even more tragic, we're seeing two young children dead. >> the cause of death was multiple gunshot wounds to all victims. >> it was very difficult, even for the officers to handle. >> the ammunition that was used was specifically a ballistic-style bullet that was designed to do great harm and induce a lot of trauma. >> as you can imagine, it would be a very, very bloody scene. one of the young children was nearest to a phone. we surmised it was a young child that had been on 911 crying on the phone, and the loud bangs later turned out to be gunshots killing the children. [ dial tone ] >

some of the victims from wednesday's bloody attack at the museum in tunisia play unidentified in the morguet least a dozen of the 23 people were tourists visiting from two cruise ships. >>> more than 90 decomposing bodies were found in a shallow grave in nigeria on friday. the bodies were discovered in a town recently liberated from boko haram by nigerian troops. the victims, some of them beheaded are believed to be residents who refused to join the terror group. >>> the terror group in tunisia is proof isis is covering north africa. should this come as a surprise the fact these men were trained in yemen? >> reporter: absolutely no surprise there. there has been a lot of concern about what has been going on in libya and the jihadi groups that have set up camp there h. of course both libya and tunisia do share a very porous border. it has been -- there's been a lot of smuggling across the border when it comes to weapons. it laz been a source of concern for the tunisian government. but if we look at what's been going on in libya since 2011 with the overthraw of the kadafi regime. the country

. >> the dead are in the morgue, and the injured are being treated.re are reports that it was the work of both male and female suicide-bombers. >> dozens have been killed the city now home to a million people displaced by boko haram violence. this is the bloodiest attack on the city since boko haram attempted to seize it. people here have become so used to the violence and are concerned about how to live the next day. the forces from cameroon chad give resistence to boko haram. now the group has stepped up attacks on soft targets like marks and bus stations. this has caused a lot of concern for nigerians who have witnessed such attacks before. >> the families of three british teens believed to have gone to syria to join isil say the police have let them down. they say authorities withheld information they believe could have prevented the teens from leaving. >> they're just 15 and 16 years old, but in all likelihood they made it from london to syria to join isil. the story has shocked britain. how could three successful school girls leave? >> we just w

is the morgue overwhelmed. you handle the number of bodies you have to take care of here. >> there are times during the might where there is so much crime you wake up to 20 cadavers. weekends are worse. when people get paid there's a lot of crime. it's rare. there's a few days with 20-30 cadavers. >> this is the cold room this is where they store the corpses, there's 80-90. they are stacked up one on top of the other. this is full to capacity once a month are they able to take out and bury the upclaimed bodies much the smell is unbelievable. we have to go. >> it is grizzly to think about. in the locker are the bodies of children. victims of violence in their home down. many are teenage boys they are faced with the starkest of choices. joining the gangs, be killed by the gangs or leave >>> tonight you can tune into the special documentary, freeway, crack in the system. mark levin exposes how the infiltration destroyed neighbourhoods. at the center is drug dealers. journalist gary web connected the crack epidemic

. >> the dead are in the morgue and the injured are being treated.re are reports that it was the work of male and female suicide bombers. it is possible but i can't confirm it now. >> dozens have been killed in the attacks on maidiguri, a town of more than 1,000. this is the scene since boko haram has gun to seize it. they are used to the violence and more concerned about how to live the next day. a military from cameroon niger and chad has forced fighters from their basis. the military has taken back many towns and villagers from theviters but they face resistance from boko haram. now, the group has stepped up its attacks on soft targets like markets and bus stations. this is causing a lot of concern among nigerians who have witnessed such bombings before in urban areas. mohammed adris, al jazeera, abuja, nigeria. >>> ali musa is a specialist on boko haram and a lecturer in the u.k. he joins us via skype from there. thanks very much for joining us on al jazeera. despite the combined african force to tackle boko haram, still, multiple suicide attacks

they've looked through isis videos on line and at bodies at the morgues. "we're exhausted. we live the incident every day. we cannot move on. we cannot forget," he says. iraqi government officials say they believe the recruits are dead, and they've promised the families an investigation. they say the answers, lake most of the bodies in mass graves, lie in tikrit, a city they're now fighting for. "if they liberate tikrit," god willing, "they'll bring back those who are alive. if they're dead, they'll bring back their bodies." "just bring him back to us dead or alive." the families want accountability, they want more than a government probe. they want an international investigation, they say, but more than anything, they just want their sons. "why did you leave me? my darling son, why did you leave me," she says. "you're my everything. i told you don't go, i hope god bring you back to us." cnn, baghdad. >> heartbreaking scenes there. >>> decades of social engineering has led to a population crisis in china. we will tell you what steps the country is now taking to change a cont

translation: the dead are no the morgue. wounded are being treated. there are reports it was male and if female suicide bombers. >> reporter: hours after the tack the leader of boko haram pledged loyalty to i.s.i.l. they hinted on joining forces to i.s.i.l. before. the timing is important. the group lost ground in the north-east of the country, and some see the plague of allegiance as a desperate attempt to draw i.s.i.l. >> military from nigeria, cameroon niger and chad forced fighters from their bases. the nigerian military took back many towns and villages from the fighters but face resistance from boko haram. the group has stepped up its attacks on bus stations. this is causing a lot of concern among nigerians, who witnessed such bumps before in other areas. >>> boko haram has waged a 6-year war to carve out an islamic state in northern nigeria. many victims have been children in july 2013. 42 children killed when boko haram stormed dormitories in a bomb attack. in february last year gunmen killed 40 student after throwing explosives in yobbo state.

they took him to the morgue. >> reporter: why did the officers open fire?s police wouldn't talk to us you but the attorney for the officers did. >> was there any other option other than deadly force in this case? >> no. there's not because this is a deadly force encounter, and what they -- when you respond to lethal force, you respond to that with lethal force. a taser is a less lethal item. >> reporter: soon after the shooting the officers signed affidavits about what happened. both say jason harrison lunged at them. here's the thing -- officer hutchins says he lurchlged at officer rogers first and raised the screwdriver in the air. officer rogers says he lunged at the other first. both agree the screwdriver could have been used as a deadly puncture weapon. with jason bleeding out, backup arrives. listen as officer hutchins tries to explain to the others why they fired. >> he was in the doorway. he had the skrie screwdriver. he this this -- he came at us. >> reporter: did he? watch again. >> drop it guy! drop it! >> jay, jay, jay! [ gunfire ] >> reporter:

. >> the dead are in the morgue and injured being treated. there were reports that it was the work of male and female suicide bombers. it is possible, but i can't confirm it now. >> hours after the attack, the leader of boko haram pledged loyalty to isil. boko haram had hinted at joins fores with isil before, but the timing of this announcement is important. the group has recently lost ground in the northeast of the country, and some see this pledge of allegiance as a desperate attempt to draw ice sill into its operations. >> forces from nigeria cameroon niger and chad have forced boko haram from their bases. many towns and villages have been taken back. the group that stepped up attacks on soft targets mike markets and bus stations and this ising a lot of concern among nigerians who have witnessed such bombings before in urban areas. >> in the past, boko haram was thought to have linked with al-qaeda. the group's regions to isil may set a different tone in the region, since al-qaeda and size aisle have been competing for allegiance. they are

. >> they took him to the morgue. >> reporter: so why did the officers open fire?as police wouldn't talk to us but the attorney for the officers did. >> was there any other option other than deadly force in this case? >> no, there's not. this is a deadly force encounter. when you respond to lethal force, you respond to that with lethal force. a taser is a less lethal item. >> reporter: soon after the shooting the officers signed affidavits about what happened. both say jason harrison lunged at them. he lunged at officer rogers first and raised the screw driver in the air. officer rogers said he lunged at officer hutchens first. both officers agreed, though, that the screw driver could have been used as a deadly puncture weapon. with jason bleeding out in the driveway, backup arrives. listen as officer hutchens tries to explain to the others why they fired. >> he was in the doorway. he had a screw driver. we had this behind us, we had to shoot. >> reporter: but did he? watch again. >> drop that for me. drop that for me. >> drop it. >> the harrison's family attorney

in fact, his apartment in new york was known as the morgue. conkling was in a rage when his candidate, former president grant, didn't get the nomination but he was apoplectic when he realized that he couldn't control garfield. to conkling, the attempt on garfield's life was his ticket back into power. but for the first time in conkling's life, nothing turned out as he planned. chester arthur was garfield's vice president, but he was conkling's man, and politically he was completely conkling's creation. in fact the only other political office he had ever held was as the collector of the new york customs house, a position that conkling threw president grant had given to him. in that position he made as much money as the president and he never showed up for work before noon. arthur preferred a life of leisure. he liked old wine, late dinner parties and was nearly as ee even moved his birthdate back here to appear more youthful. even within the republican party arthur's nomination was considered a ridiculous. after the election he went on vacations

i kind of sent my bracket to the morgue after yesterday. >> 33rd is great. >> i have high expectations. >> i have wisconsin winning it all. >> going with the big ten. good call. you don't want to offend the president of the free world. >> gotta clean it up quickly if you do. right? >> dan, by the way, still has louisville. they're playing today. >> i picked the team with a mascot that's a cardinal. >> a bird. a bird. >> i just liked the bird. >> that's all that matters. >> i just clicked a bunch of random numbers. >>> it's time to get to the weather. in honor of the second full day of spring dr. rob marciano wearing a three-piece suit today. >> it's feeling again like winter. i'm trying to shake things up. maybe dressing in layers will help. check out this video across southeast texas midland, in connection texas you got doused yesterday. we had 6.8 inches of rainfall, the golden triangle getting doused. houston getting an inch of rain. flooding there. where is the storm going? parts of louisiana, gulf coast and mississippi and mobile alabama and tallahassee. the rain will be heavy at

officers held a tearful news conference in the early-morning hours then accompanied his body to the morgue in a long procession of police cars. >> officers were crying and grieving and will do so for quite some time. as will many of us in the department. >> i think it was three or four shots, bam, bam, bam, bam, yeah, just one behind each other. >> reporter: neighbors in the apartment building on "senter road" first heard shots then were told to "shelter in place" for hours. >> trying to pull us out. i'm very sad. >> reporter: you see the large hole in the background in the wall in the interview. that hole was gouged out by s.w.a.t. officers who went to the next door apartment, put that hole into the wall so they could insert a camera to make sure that dunham was found before they re-entered his apartment and recovered his body. ken and veronica, there will be a lot more to tell on this story as we move forward. this is a very sad time for san jose and the san jose police department. >> all right, len, thank you. >>> you can see the live pictures from chopper 5 people waving the flag near

the police chief saying tonight those officers could just as easily have been going to the morgue. correspondent mike tobin is in ferguson tonight. >> reporter: at daybreak tactical teams were at a house police say is linked to the investigation of the shooting of two police officers in ferguson wednesday night. neighbors say the woman who lives in the house and two men were led away in handcuffs. >> the one i had seen once or twice much the other one, i had never seep over there. >> reporter: six hours earlier the night time protests in front of the ferguson police department had already melted down into fisticuffs, whenned a at midnight shots rang out. two officers who survived line the ground, one shot through the shoulder, the other with a bullet in his head. and from the crowd a voice lacking compassion, stating the violence is pause the police chief did not resign soon enough. >> acknowledgment nine months ago would have kept that from happening. >> reporter: the violence comes after a week in which the nation's top law enforcement officer says good faith steps were made betwe

we know the governments have been visiting the morgue and hospitals. those that are able to travel have been moving back. there's been that extraordinary story of a spanish group that spent 24 hours in the museum discovered yesterday morning many hours after the attack that finished that hid fearing not knowing what was going on outside. their families back home in spain really desperately worried about them. take a listen to this. >> translator: christina had been missing for hours and we were very worried. we didn't know if she was dead or injured. finally she called me this morning with shaky voice telling me that a police officer had found them hidden in the cleaning supply room where they were hiding for 24 hours because during the shooting they saw people dying and they hid in there. >> reporter: the expectation is that that spanish couple will return to spain likely today but aboard a flight that will also be carrying countrymen who did not survive that attack. brianna? >> all right. phil black, thank you so much in the capital of tunisia. >>> we

to ride on it it condemns bicycle safety to play a russian route of people sending them to the hospital and morgue every year help us separate the bicyclists from traffic thank you. >> thank >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> (calling names.) >> good afternoon. >> i'm thomas on all sides of that i own a park and office building i bicycle to work this is a complex meter from the heights association what is the cost benefit it is lives it is my life and my fellow bicyclists lives we can't trade that off 3 years ago my wife got a major concussion almost every other week i see incident of having a close call this morning i was almost hit and a press us the driver was super nice off i'm so sorry you don't i did not mean to do that when you bike everyday there are two major moments that cars don't think about you when they get stuck in a box they swerve into the box lane and when someone is turning left and we don't want to wait behind the person and swerve into the bike line had there are the cherry rows the car swerve into the lanes when there are dedicated lanes it is previous aggressive but a ha

the pressure is mounting though, scott for all the victims to be brought down from the crash site in temporary morguesthe valley, identified and returned to their families, a process that could take weeks. >> pelley: mark phillips reporting for us from the french alps near the crash site. mark, thank you. two of the three american victims have beenoid and chip reid has more on them. chip. >> reporter: well, scott, yvonne selke a pentagon contractor, and her daughter emily, lived here in northern virginia. they were in europe for a mother-daughter vacation. they were flying from barcelona to dusseldorf to change planes for a flight to great britain. today, some members of their family released this statement: daughter emily graduated from a nearby high school with a perfect 4.0 average then went to drexel university, and today some of her sorority sisters issued a statement saying in part "emily always put others before herself." >> pelley: chip reid, thanks very much. also among the dead 16 german teenagers and two teachers, all from the same school. holly williams is in their home town. >> reporter:

local police transported the drum to the nassau county morgue, where all of its contents were carefully removed for forensic examination. inside were the mummified remains of a young woman. there were also some plastic pellets, a green plastic flower stem with leaves, and a woman's pocketbook, which was submerged in a mysterious brownish-green liquid at the bottom of the drum. the liquid had virtually destroyed the contents of the pocketbook which might have identified the victim. the cause of death appeared to be blunt force trauma to the head. >> what was most noteworthy to the body in the cause of death was there were ten different injuries called lacerations to the back and upper part of the head. there were multiple fractures to the skull. the skull was broken into small pieces. there also was bloodstaining to these areas of injuries, indicating they had occurred while she was alive. >> but who was this murdered woman? the medical examiner determined that the woman was either white or hispanic, between 20 and 30 years of age. she stood approximately five feet tall. she also had som

the forces are going south over the next several hours or overnight into the early morgue hours. ys sunday morning we have multiple solar flares traveling millions of miles per hour interacted with earth's magnets on tuesday morning, this charge particle that interact with our atmosphere you get these hues of greens and yellows in the northern tier of the country. that is the levels of disruptions range from zero to nine. any time you get the index to a seven or a sigt you can see where the impact zone will be in north america. of course when you zoom that out and lock at it globally st. petersburg is affected. you go down across the southern hemisphere on the southern tip of australia and christchurch impacted, as well. you can get up higher and look down towards the northern horizon, that's your best bet. but most shades that are common here the shades of green. you get to the nitrogen collision, that's the blues and purposes and reds. and we have video coming out of new zealand. look at this footage. >> isn't it pretty? i just thought they were pretty colors. >> very pretty. >>

the nearby village has put together a makeshift morgue as the cruise in the difficult task of -- as crewsegin the difficult task of finding and identifying the bodies. officials say the crash site is largely accessible with debris scattered over hundreds of meters. most aboard were german. among them, 16 children and to teachers flying home after a weeklong school trip. >> this is the blackest day in the history of our city. we are in a deep state of shock. it is the worst thing imaginable. >> the french president was hosting the spanish royal family when the news came through. dozens of spanish passengers were thought to have been on board. relatives of those on board are now absorbing the news that those they were waiting for argonne -- are gone and what should have been a reunion are instead calls for national grief. laura: president obama expressed his condolences to chancellor merkel earlier. how was the mood there tonight in duesseldorf? >> pretty summer, really. to the north of duesseldorf, this is a small town and that is the town from which 16 students from one school were on thi

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the museum. at first we thoigt a statue had fallen rsh a hospital morgue held the bodies of those unable to escape as government sent envoys and planes to collect them. here at the museum had closed and investigators have been studying the scene. there is a mix of disbrief and anger in the wake of the moegs deadly terror attack this city has ever known. >> they are horrified by the violence but equally worried about the future. >> phil thank you so much for your time. we know that this attack as horrific as it is could have been much worse. >> what more have you learned about that? >> that's what the country's president has said. these two attackers were all that the damage and the terrible hurt they inflicted upon those tourists arriving. it could have been worse but they were wearing very high level, if you like of explosives. their intention was to detonate those explosions. caused more damage. there is still a lot of question about just what the motetives and ultimate goals were. they attacked what was clearly a softer target doing to reassure people and what are people saying in the aftermath