formed to fight isis. you might recall when isis took over raqqa, these enduring images of isis parading in the streets and this armored vehicle doing doughnuts in the traffic circle. today u.s. backed fighters recreated that scene by doing doughnuts of their own to celebrate. officials have warned that while isis being crushed in iraq and syria, the group will likely go underground to yemen where the pentagon says for the first time u.s. aircraft bombed two isis training camps yesterday killing dozens of fighters. shepard: thanks, jennifer. an f-18 fighter jet crashed outside madrid. killed the pilot. an official with spain s defense ministry said the plane didn t have enough power to take off. still no word on what went wrong. it s the second military plane to go down in spain in less than a week. north korea issuing a new warning that nuclear war could happen at any time. it s also responding to
shord were arrested near the country s board we are iraq. after her release last year. we ll be hearing live from northbound s ali aru sfwl sxwl i in tehran. two american hikers found guilty of spying. we re going to get you more on this developing story. now, at half past the hour, here with your headlines. rebels in libya say they ve now captured the oil port after a battle that lasted for more than a week. the rebels are now closing in on tripoli. survivors of last month s massacre have returned to the island where children were gunned down. survivors and families have gone there for a day of remembrance. kim jong il has arriveed in russia and will meet with russia president dmitri medvedev. it is kim s first trip to russia since 2002. in spain world youth day celebrations with tens of thousands of young people cheering pope benedict outside madrid s cathedral.
the pope held mass today and will hold a prayer vigil later tonight. back in the states the first lawsuits from last saturday s stage collapse in i should end have been failed. one was found on behalf of one of the six people that died. the other four a survivor, and those are your fast five headlines. well, a pair of powerful storms moved through pittsburgh, pennsylvania, causing deadly flash floods. a mother and two children were killed when they are car became submerged. the heavy rains reportly overwhelmed drainage systems causing roads to literally rupture. then the road just opened up. i mean, just opened up, and a white car surnk. this big red pickup truck went under, and then water started coming in my doors. i called 911. the water by that point was over my head. oh, my goodness. rescuers were able to pull 11 people from the rushing water. so are there more storms on the way? nbc meteorologist bill karins joins us now with a look at what you can expect outside.
to the island where 69 children were gunned down. 1,000 survivors and families went there today along with rescue workers for a ceremony of remembrance. kim jong il has arrived in russia. it s kim s first trip to russia since 2000. in spain, world youth day celebrations with tens of thousands of young people cheering pope benedict outside madrid s cathedral. the pope said mass today and will hold a prayer vigil tonight. back in the states the first lawsuits from last saturday s stage collapse in indiana have been filed. one has been filed on behalf of the six people who died. the other a survivor. president obama is on his second full day of vacation on the massachusetts island of martha s vineyard. but the administration is making it clear the change of scenery doesn t mean that he is not working. kristen welker is traveling with the president.