churches in retaliation. mohamed lila, abc news in cairo. firefighters struggling to control a stubborn wildfire racing through the northeast part of utah. facing wind-driven flames, twisting into tornado-like funnels. so far at least 14 homes have burned to the ground. the fire is 25% contained. hundreds of families were supposed to be able to return home last night. officials say that will not happen until this evening at the very earliest. that keeps us from letting people back in. you know, if we would let people back into those houses up there, we d be evacuating them again right now. we want to make sure it s safe before we let the public back in. residents are getting frustrated. a man arrested last night after he charged through a roadblock to get to his home. investigators say there was no distress call from either pilot before their u.p.s. cargo plane crashed into a field near the birmingham airport. both pilots were killed and wreckage scattered over a wide area. wit
edward snowden since he fled the u.s. it is back to business this morning for many of the two dozen u.s. embassies and consulates shuttered by tear terror alert last week. mostly across the middle east. but the doors to the embassy remain locked in yemen where the threat originated. more from abc s mohamed lila in cairo. reporter: several embassies that were closed a week ago have reopened and the massive sprawling american embassy in cairo which sits heavily fortified in the heart of the city. within the next few days 18 of 19 embassies and consulates will be fully operational. the one holdout, of course, is in yemen where the threat alert remains high. just in the last two weeks alone there have been nine u.s. drone strikes there killing a suspected 38 militants. proof the american government is taking this threat very seriously. these reopenings come on the heels of president obama announcing that while al qaeda s core remains defeated its affiliate networks and groups are eff
0 fumes from a package. that they were inspecting. several tests indicated presence of a highly lethal nerve gas. substance later found to be nail polish remover. two buildings were closed during the scare. airport operations were not. affected. now to israel where prime minister benjamin netanyahu recovering after hernia surgery. netanyahu felt pain saturday. his doctors diagnosed him ordered an immediate surgery. put under general anesthesia a few hours during which time israel s defense chief was appointed acting prime minister. tension mounting in egypt as security forces threaten to crack down on supporters of ousted president morsi at one of the camps in cairo. tens of thousands of people chanted in support of morsi, waving flags and holding posters. vendors, camps sold gas masks, goggles and gloves to protesters who are ready for police tear gas. something a little different. taxi passengers in norway had candid camera moment when they realized it was the country s leader
rana is finally behind bars. an elite commando unit captured him trying to escape into neighboring india. the worst building collapse in the country s history. as coffins lined hospital hall ways, the death toll is now staggering. more than 375 dead. hundreds more still missing. this in a country where many factory workers make just $38 a month. more protests. workers forming a human chain accusing the government of not doing enough off to rescue survivors. mohamed lila, abc news, islamabad. clothing and apparel factories across bangladesh reopened. closed since the collapse because of the protests. the architects of gun control legislation that failed in the senate says he will be bringing back the bill to life. west virginia democrat senator joe manchin will reintroduce his bill that would require criminal and mental health background checks at
0 reporter: investigators want to know if there was a master bomb maker, someone training these two brothers. that person may be overseas. gio benitez, abc news. mississippi man accused of sending poison filled letters to president obama appears in court later today. james everett dutschke was arrested over the weekend at his home in tupelo. charges were filed originally against kevin curtis, who was cleared after no evidence was found. legal showdown over michael jackson s death is set to begin. it pits his mother and three children against concert promoter aeg. lawyers from both sides give their opening statements today. and jackson s family is suing aeg saying it was responsible for hiring conrad murray and causing the singer s death. high-profile celebrities and two of jackson s children may testify the trial is expected to last for months. it is interesting when you think of who may be on the stand. why the family would bring this well, i know it is billions of dollars w