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. >> operation try ton funded by the european union has replaced italian navy search and rescue mission. this portuguese naval vessel is the operation's only ship. it's agreement is to patrol the border and no further. 2014 was the deadliest year for migrants in the mediterranean 3,000 died trying to reach europe. 150,000 were saved by the italian navy. but at a cost of $11 million a month it proved prohibitive. the libyan coast line is 160 kilometers that way. the syrian coast line, 2,000 that way. the italian navy was patrolling these international waters but not operation tr tritan. they're scaling back operations, and just as the weather starts to threaten. even the portuguese naval struggled in these seas. but still immigrants take the risk. measure shant vessels have been asked to rescue a number of other boats off libya. >> if they're fleeing war and persecution, they should receive protection. if they're economic migrants who have no fear of persecution at home, it is possible to send them humanely back. but once they're in a safe place. we can't do this in the middle of the sea

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the secretary of the navy visited the sailors and called a reprehensible. the turkish youth union claimed responsibility for the attack. saying they're angry with american imperialism. it was in reference to a 2003 incident in iraq, where u.s. forces detained turkish soldiers, putting hoods over their heads. they are reviewing security, and this will not affect america's relationship with turkey. >> thanks so much. >>> more russian troops are pouring into ukraine. nato confirmed it observed columns of russian equipment, primarily tanks and artillery entering ukraine. moscow denies it. but the u.n. is warning of a possible return of a full-scale fight in eastern ukraine. 4,000 people have died in the conflict. >>> president obama faces challenges today in his visit to myanm myanmar, or burma. they are backsliding. the promise of reform was initially rewarded with relief from u.s. sanctions. >>> the newly elected members of the u.s. congress have arrived on capitol hill for freshman orientation. there are at least 50 new lawmakers in the house, 12 in the senate. there's a vote on th

the attackers are members of the turkish youth union angry at what it calls american imperialism. the navyoking at security procedures for future port calls. >>> now to a settlement for the family of the liberian man who died of ebola at a dallas hospital. an undisclosed payment will go to thomas eric duncan's four children and parents. texas health presbyterian acknowledged mistakenly sending duncan home even though he told the staff he was recently in west africa. duncan's relatives apparently had no hard feelings toward the hospital. >> i believe this facility is an outstanding facility, and we as humans are not perfect. we make errors. >> under texas law, damages are limited to $250,000. duncan's fiancee had to be quarantined for 21 days, but she was not included in the settlement. >>> no time to waste now that a small spacecraft has successfully landed on a speeding comment. that lander has enough battery power to operate for less than three days before its solar panels must be used to recharge its instruments. abc's clayton sandell with more on this first of its kind mission. >> repo

navy soldiers from the u.s.s. ross being assaulted in istanbul, turkey. the soldiers were on shore leave when they were attacked by members of the turkish youth union. thrown on them. video that's going viral now. jim miklaszewski is joining us from the pentagon. are we getting more motivation about the attackers? >> no navy sailor is going to want to be called a soldier. but nevertheless -- >> absolutely. >> right. these three navy sailors were off the u.s.s. ross destroyer that had been put into istanbul and they were taking liberty, touring istanbul where, as you see in the video, they suddenly were set upon by a group of about 20 wrung men, said to be part of a right wing activist group called the turkish youth union. and it first started out with some harmless taunts, "yankee go home" that kind of thing. suddenly escalated, as you see here. it became physical. at one point, there were objects, paint, thrown at the three sailors. they were grabbed and then the activists tried to put -- and did, in fact, temporarily put plastic bags on their head. now, what's remarkable about this is that the sailors did it by the book. they were not provocative.

the group called the turkish youth union claim responsibility for this. the navyship. by the way, shore leave for the sailors on that ship has been canceled now. >>> we have new details about a deadly shooting up in army veteran in southern california. los angeles police say 21-year-old francisco garcia was killed early sunday after the tagging group he was involved with got a threatening phone call. an 18-year-old man has been arrested in the case. now, police earlier said garcia had come back from afghanistan just four months ago. however, a military official says he was never deployed overseas and he was discharged from the service in july. l.a. police later said they didn't verify his military service because he was not an aspect of either the crime or their investigation. >>> 8:24. scientists now have an explanation for hundreds of earthquakes hitting the desert area right where california, nevada, and oregon meet up. since july, more than 800 tremors have registered in the area near sheldon national wildlife refuge. the scientists say the crust of the earth

union must be preserved at all hazards. i could not look in my face of the gallant comrades of the army and navy and tell them that their labz and sacrifice of so many of our slain and wounded had been in vain, that we had abandoned that union for which we had so often perilled or lives. no peace can be permanent without union. mcclellan's position at odds with his party's platform. for hardliners in the confederacy the meaning of this letter was clear. a september 19th richmond dispatch editorial commenting on the letter asked rhetorically shall we be slaves to the yankees and answered general mcclellan says we shall. that stance would lose him the election the editorial predicted because it erased any meaningful difference between mcclellan and lincoln. both were pro war war. if mcclellan left the northern masses any ground for hope his election might have stopped the fusion of their blood and money he might have been elected but given the choice between two war candidates, the people of the united states have no reason to change their government. in short, the two confederate camps differed not only on the question of mea

members of the turn issuing youth union put bags over sailors head as they chantedded yappinge go home. u.s. navy the sailors were not injured and they are now you safe liz back on board the u.s.s. ross. >> 7:45. man those temperatures have taken and dive, katie. >> they absolutely have. what better place to start then our eyewitness weather watcher network. we will give you a sense of what everybody is seeing heap around the region. we will start off on the mild side here out in the opened over water. james peaklo reporting sunshine. 41 degrees. colder then yesterday was but by comparison to what we had yesterday, it is colder out there. but then we will compare it to a place like southeastern, pennsylvania where timmy saucer is reporting 34. he is still seeing sun cloud cover here. send in your profile pick. in the meantime in dublin, pa off to a dryer start, and a colder start. around the region as a whole. storm scan three is where we will head next here. we have changes on the way, even beyond the cold settling in. what you're find ago cross great lakes is classic lake effect snow coming in

union. but the boats they use is often overcrowded and it's difficult to survive if you're capsized in these icy waters. bernard smith. instant bull. >> a navy vessel has been hit during fighting in bengahzi. the ship was docked at the bengahzi port, the army had moved heavy guns in the area to attack militia positions. there are reports that the ship is sinking. >>> fighting for jol of the syrian town of kobane, islamic state in iraq and the levant has been trying to capture the town for six weeks now. on friday peshmerga forces from iraq joins the fight. we have more on the turkey syria border. >> the sound of coalition aircraft flying above kobane continues as the battle seems to intensify for control of this town. for several hours on monday there appears to have been battles on the southwestern side of the town that kurdish coalition forces and the local syrian ypg, it seemed to open up to another frontier southwest of kobane, trying to essentially pile the pressure on isil fighters. mortars were fired, and shells fired by the peshmerga forces as ypg marched on on the ground. on the eastern side there were now sounds of explosions comin

moscow said it will recognize the results, even though kiev and the european union have called them illegitimate. a former navywho wrote, pardon me, about the operation that killed osama bin laden said he'd rather be overseas in isis than dealing with the fallout of his book. mark owen says he's never trained for the stress he's endured. he has been shunned by the sales and investigated by the federal government sand drowning in legal bills. he says he doesn't regret writing "no easy day." because if generals can do it, is can enlisted personnel. the end of a match more like a wrestling match. brad kozlowski slamming gordon. he was left with a flat tire. victory hopes dashed and apparently a lot of anger. another driver pushed kozlowski closer to gordon. both drivers walked away bruised. >> a lot of rapid punches thrown there. >> what's a rabbit punch? >> a quick punch to the back of the head, man law. >> we will be so up on pan law. >> man study this scrum. see water going on here, a direct metaphor to what you will see after the elections tomorrow. >> no, we will not. >> this is exactly what's going on in ou

union among states. but u.n. security council has limited powers of enforcement, has no powers of taxation, has no army, no navy. so, how can it exercise this umpiral role? so part of what happened at the end of world war ii when the u.s. was pressed, truly pressed by its allies. not the soviet union but others. to come in and fulfill this role, the united states had experience in the role. explains why when france told us to leave, we did, because the umpire is not there to take the place of the states. it's there to facilitate the functioning of the states. so what has been the consequences of all of this for the united states and the world? being an umpire is a dangerous and difficult job. the consequences when you get it wrong can be terrible. whether it's south korea or south carolina. because our worst war ever was in south carolina -- began in south carolina. so, the results have been mixed. i think in many cases the united states got it right and in some cases we got it really wrong. the u.s. held the line in west berlin and that turned out very well. south korea as well. we're still holding the line in s

navy visiting the sailors on the ross. today, labeling the assault reprehensible. the attackers, members of an ultra nationalize group called the turkish youth union, angry at what it calls american impeer yolism. they shot the video and released it for all to see. the group used the backs in an apparent reference to a 2003 incident in iraq when u.s. forces detained a group of turkish soldiers, putting hoods over their heads. >> and martha is with us live from washington. these images were difficult to watch today, martha. any changes in security when these american sailors are in port? >> reporter: well, david, the navy is taking a look at security procedures for future port calls and working with the turkish authorities on that. but the navy and the u.s. embassy in turkey are quick to say that this will not effect the u.s. relationship with turkey. >> all right, martha raddatz live in washington. martha, thup. >>> to the other images tonight that have people so worried today. many watches on television. the drama unfolding, 69 stories up. watching those workers dangling from the new world trade center here in new york. two window washers trapped

navy sailor being attacked by members of the turkish youth group called the turkish youth union on theets of istanbul. they were shouting "yankee, go home." a total of three american sailors were attacked. they were all hit with objects and then bags were placed over their heads. the sailors are all safely back aboard the "uss ross" right now. let's bring in our cnn global affairs officer who's joining us from new york. bobby, you know something about this so-called turkish youth union. what do you know about them? >> wolf, if these guys really belong to that union, they come from the opposite end of the political spectrum as the islamists. the turkish youth union is a leftist, almost communist group. follow the founder of turkey, a man who plainly hated islam and wanted to keep it outside the public sphere. it's ironic that they just received a tweet from isis congratulating them on beating up the sailors. but if they encountered isis, they're much more likely to kill them than to hug them. >> why do these turks hate the united states? >> it's an old-fashioned leftistism. this is the

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navy says, even as this attack is under way. >> later, a group called the turkish youth union claimed credit for this attack.s is an anti-government group in turkey not associated with isis and not associated with al qaeda, but officials are saying it does underscore some of the anti-american unrefrt in the region. there's a lot of concern about it. there is a very good military relationship with turket and pentagon doesn't want to see this one incident derail that. >> barbara starr at the pentagon, thank you so much. >> now the politics lead, president obama calling it a historic agreement with china. senate republicans, not so much why, they say, china is getting off easy while american taxpayers foot the bill. that's coming up next. please! no. run of the mill, everyday headache. please? no. please. please. please. nope not bad enough for a lot of medicine, pleeaassee! but still bad enough that you want it gone fast. please! please go talk to your father. introducing excedrin mild headache. 35% less medicine plus a booster to end everyday headaches fast. please! oh, what a headache! actually...my headache

the secretary of the navy visiting the sailors to the ross, today labeling the assault reprehensible. the attackers members of an ultranationalist group called the turkish youth union what it calls american imperialism. they shot the video and released it for all to see. the group used the bags in an apparent reference to a 2003 incident in iraq when u.s. forces detained a group of turkish soldiers putting hoods over their heads. the navy is taking a look at security procedures for future port calls and working with the turkish authorities on that. but the navy and the u.s. embassy in turkey are quick to say that this will not affect the u.s. relationship with turkey. abc news, washington. >>> a terrifying ordeal at the new world trade center today. two window washers trapped, dangling 69 stories up. the trouble started when a cable on the scaffold failed. they dangled for nearly two hours, while rescuers developed two plans to reach them. firefighters used a diamond blade saw to slice through two thick layers of glass, opening an escape path for the workers. >> this is not the first time they have encountered this sort of incident. they are very experienced. and t

union is claiming responsibility and as pentagon correspondent barbara starr reports it doesn't appear to be a random act of violence. >> the attack begins with anti-american slogans shouted at three u.s. navylors on shore leave in istanbul, tur di. >> you declare that you are a member of the u.s. army and now because we define you as murderers, as killers, we want to -- we want you to get out of our lives. >> then the assailants throw objects, splash red paint and physically assault the sailors. about 20 men swarm them, shoving, grabbing. [ chanting ] >> reporter: and then they put bags over their heads. the sailors put their hands up and do not resist. no one comes to their aid. the assailants then chase the americans as they run. still chanting. >> this event clearly crossed the line from peaceful protest to violence and threats. >> reporter: the turkish youth union and anti-government group claimed responsibility. putting out a statement saying n part, bags we put over american soldiers are for the nation's of palestine to syria. >> they went to a place where they expected to see american sailors. they were carrying banners with photograph in them and their group's emblem. they had the

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navy officials are investigating an assault on three u.s. sailors caught on video in turkey. military officials say the sailors were attacked by members of the turkish youth union who put bags over the sailors' heads and shouted obscenities. the parents of one of the soldiers spoke out about the incident. >> the reaction is fear and anger. but in the peace of god comes in and gives you peace about it. >> american officials tell cnn the sailors are now safely back aboard the uss ross destroyer. >>> house republicans have pushed a vote to friday to approve the keystone pipeline. the bill is sponsored by republican cassidy who is in a run-off against incumbent mary landrieu. senate democrats are no longer blocking legislation. we're hearing democratic party favorite senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts is among those being considered for a senate leadership post when elections are held today. >>> chinese hackers at it again, accused of targeting u.s. weather systems. the national oceanic and atmospheric administration says four websites and some satellite feeds were dproe kprcompromised october by an internet-sourced attack. the national weather service is am

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