and they were tieded ed tto a terrorist group out of pakistan, no claim of responsibility, and no ties, right now but, ten dead reported, at the moment, and, three different explosions, in three different parts of mumbai, happening in the last 30 minutes. obviously terrorists know this is such a central and an epicenter for visiting business people, visiting tourists, and, so it is always a target and it looks as though, once again, today, something tragic has happened there. bill: we have a reporter on the phone here, in india now, can you hear me, sir, out of grn global radio news. caller: i can hear you fine. how are you? bill: what is happening in mumbai? caller: right now, we have reports of three bombs in three parts of the city in bombay and, it is rush hour in bombay, and the streets are crowded areas
mexico where more than one hundred homes are evacuated as crews try to get a wildfire under control there. so far the flames have destroyed at least five homes and burned more than three square miles. this is all about 60 miles south of albuquerque. a popular racetrack in that area was also evacuated. the weather is very hot, windy and dry. that is certainly not helping firefighters this morning. we ll keep you updated as we hear more. jon: right now in japan workers at the fukushima power plant are frantically trying to trace the path of a leak that is allowing radioactive water to pour into the pacific ocean. while at the same time other workers are deliberately dumping radioactive water into the pacific. the defense minister visits the ronald reagan a big aircraft carrier to thank the u.s. military for its help in this crisis. on the phone a correspondent with global radio news. exactly why are the workers dumping radioactive water into
america s newsroom . gregg: i m gregg jarrett in for bill hemmer. the latest unrest is playing out in yemen now, the biggest demonstrations we ve seen in weeks, opposition groups calling for 1 million protestors to fill the streets. martha: that s right, gregg. right now protestors are holding black cards and they are chanting that their leader must go. and this is being called, we ve heard lots of names for these different protests across the middle east, friday of salvation is what they ve named this. jeb boon with global radio news is reporting live for us from sunaa. reporter: how are you? it looks like today we saw hundreds of thousands of protestors on both sides of this conflict for thwarting the president, they ve been actually demonstrating for almost two months and built a tented city in front of the university, calling for his ouster. martha: how are things going for them, jeb? each one of these situations, we know has similarities and also, differences.
questions to answer. jason mix, again, of global radio news. jason, thank you. reporter: thank you. jon: there s new information just in on a shooting at a middle school in indiana. a teenage boy who was a student there was shot outside the cafeteria of the school. it happened in martinsville. harris is live at the breaking news desk with more information. reporter: police say, jon, they feel like the young man they have in custody, a 15-year-old classmate who was suspended a couple of days ago, acted alone, they say. but they are keeping all of the schools in the district on lockdown at this hour until they re absolutely sure. this 15-year-old who s in custody, no charges yet filed against him. but local reports say he may have been suspended and then, further, came back to school regarding an incident that happened last weekend at a school dance. we re waiting for police to come forth and have some comment on that, whether or not it s
fukushima plant forced to evacuate today after smoke was seen rising from one of the damaged reactors. temperatures, we re told, are extremely high, creating a dangerous situation. in the meantime, high levels of radiation from the plant now found in tokeo s tap water. david krisante reporting on the phone from global radio news in tokeo. david. reporter: yeah jon, it was a mixed day at the fukushima nuclear plant. the bad news, the plant had to be abandoned because black smoke started rising from the number three building, however, workers were able to spray tons of water on recan tor number four. the moment, they re working on reactors number one and three, and one and three have a temperature of more than 680 degrees fahrenheit, the towers the cooling systems have been suspended for a day and are expected to resume tomorrow. jon: and if they do get the