have returned their busters to each country's capital political communication professor at the university of ram. food is abi, believe hiram's efforts to open up the dialogue and the region will benefit peace efforts to be a neighbor going to be neighbors. for many, many centuries has been a neighbor for many centuries. there is no need for confrontation between 8 and in the last number of the case, you don't have to try to make sure. ready that the relations of a known what the problem we have is that the saudis, and there's us fish in the united states decides to increase pressure need on one basis they utilize. so if you don and we can have normal relations then yes, in the region, you have less confrontation between the 2 sides. so piece it's, you need on the have a regional implications. as for the business to south asia where at least 59 people have been killed and scores more wounded in an explosion of a mosque in north western pakistan. early report say a suicide bomber had targeted people during afternoon prayers. rescue workers were quick to the scene, transferring the wounded to hospi

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of a murderer. and she even worked with the btk serial killer dennis rader on his autobiography, according to the university website, lehigh valley, new says doctor rams and confirmed to them co burger was a student of hers. when i reached out to her, she told me i cannot make media statements about him at this time. news nation has obtained this photo of co burger taken during the group project at desales university in 2019 students who studied with him tell newsnation. they've been told to only talk to police because they could potentially be called as character witnesses in the case they did say he was, quote, controlling during the group project. >> and that was brian entin reporting for us this morning. the suspect will be in court on tuesday. still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, congress approves funding for 2 bay area transit projects. how much money the projects are getting and where the construction is happening. >> after this. >> to bridge toll assistance programs are set to take effect today. veterans with a congressional medal of honor, disabled veterans and those who have been awarded the legion of valor or the purple heart. pearl har

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