their jackets. the gang known to police for weeks, members of the swat team were already monitoring the scene when the brutal fight began. we were in marked cars. they knew we were here. it mattered not to them. that tells you the level of what we were dealing with. reporter: the parking lot filling fast with law enforcement officials to secure the scene. then are now dead. 20 more injured. customers and employees taking cover in the restaurant s freezer. there are a lot of innocent people could have been injured today. police say they recovered more than 100 weapons at the scene a. frightening indication this may not be the end to the deadly rivalry. we have been getting reports that bikers from out of states are headed the way. ronlt police say the threat is not against the public but against them. even still, they ve decided to close off this strip mall for the time being. mikaela. you don t want to be anywhere
ramadi fall? iraq s army possibly fought resupplied hard enough. this has been something in the offing for months now. that s the big question now, mikaela. nick thank you so much. while isis was taking over ramadi they suffered a serious blow in syria. u.s. special ops killing a top commander. let s bring in cnn national correspondent with that. reporter: hi mikaela. the dministration is characterizing this as significant. the significance of this kill t. national security council says the man that they refer to as abu saev was a senior isis leader someone who had a role in overseeing the oil and gas operations. his wife, sayyaf they could have information on the hostage operation. she is now being detained and interrogated by the united states. a u.s. official says there was a lot of intelligence captured at
to see that city fall. a daring raid by american special ops in syria. they call this a serious proceed to isis. was it excessive force or a justified reaction? 137 shots fired by 13 police officers. it s really scary. close 20 to 200 members escalating into a fierce gun battle. bikers are headed this way. this is new day with chris comb and mikaela pereira. trains once again operating at full capacity on the busy northeast corridor six days after the derailment that kills eight people. the first training rolling out of new york city and philadelphia about an hour ago. we know a speed control system is in place at the site
kathmandu are a huge issue, setting up washing stations. what we don t know is the situation of the epicenters tools save the children has been on the ground in nepal since 1976. we have a strong network. there is tremendous cooperation among the international community. but we have to set up the supply klain to make sure the current people have what they need and then start to rebuild nepal as we await news from those communities that when haven t heard from yet. they are dealing with something they haven t seen in centuries there with. it is a part of our responsibility let us know what is needed in the days weeks, monthss ahead. we are sure to get the word out. brian, thank you very much. also few hear anything about what is going on up there. let us know. we already said good-bye to brad. he has much more important work to do. mikaela. they certainly have their work cut out for them t. death toll continues to rise in the either quake rafraged knepp am. we will take you live wit
either lived or they ve died. the people who lived, they are the walking wounded. they are okay. they don t need operation, here it s different situations they are live and it s tenuous. they re on the edge. that s a part of the reason these hospitals are becoming so busy. i will tell you, there was a lull in the number of patients that came in over the past few hours, the ambulance started to come in. people bringing in their loved ones by any means that they can alisyn. sanjay we know you have an intense day ahead of you. we will check in with you later in the program. thanks so much. mikaela. all right. we will have moral sin on the devastation in nepal. first, the city of baltimore is boiling over after a weekend of violence. the family of freddie gray today prepares to bury freddie. are we any closer to finding out how that man died in police custody?