developments since this morning. that happened shortly before 8:30 this morning. people were going to work. kids were going to school. a manhunt is still underway for the single suspect who first deployed a smoke canister from his backpack, then opened fire inside the traincar and ran on the platform. this was the scene just after 8:24 a.m. inside a car that was approaching the 36th nation on the n line in brooklyn. the fdny says 16 people were injured, at least 10 shot. five are in kcritical but stabl condition. investigators have recovered a gun and multiple high capacity magazines from the scene. a law enforcement source tells cnn, they believe the gun may have jammed as the suspect attempted to fire more rounds. the nypd says this is not being investigated as an act of terrorism for now. the police chief said that she wasn t ruling anything out when it comes to the motive the commissioner, i should say. last hour i spoke with one of the witnesses who captured some of
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mexico. there s more long lines because of its closure. now the biden administration has decided to close the reports of injury and reassign those agents to process migrants. i want you to look over my shoulder because you will see there are thousands of migrants waiting to be transported for immigration processing. i can tell you from here, i can see women and children last check from sources on the ground and from the sheriff about 5000 migrants were waiting in eagle pass, texas. in the last 24 hours, 12,600 migrants were apprehended. just to give you a sense on december 8th, i interviewed jason owens. he said at that point in time, 7000 migrants had been apprehended within a 24 hour time period. that gives you a sense of the overwhelming number of migrants that have crossed who are waiting to be processed now, you are talking about the bottleneck when it comes to the number of migrants who are actually in custody. when you talk about these custody numbers. your not includi
good evening, expecting a background briefing from the nst in about 30 minutes time and just now learning as you mentioned that over the weekend the u.s. carried out a successful counterterrorism operation, a drone strike against what it calls a significant al qaeda target in afghanistan, two intelligence sources tell fox news al qaeda leader zawahiri was the target of the strike and was killed. no civilian casualties and the target was a residential home in afghanistan. age 70 was the leader of al qaeda and usama bin laden s right hand responsible for the 9/11 attacks, the egyptian doctor fled to al pakistan during the 1980s after being jailed twice and asia for the member of islamic egyptian overthrowing the government of egypt and a former surgeon, the personal physician and closest confidant and became the nominal leader of al qaeda after bin laden was killed in 2011. since september 11th attacks the u.s. state department has offered a u.s. $25 million reward for inform
thousands of israelis and palestinians have been killed in the ensuing conflict. and now, with an israeli deadline looming for civilians in gaza to evacuate south, there are fears the war could escalate even further as israel dials up the pressure on hamas. the united nations says it s impossible for palestinians to fully comply with an evacuation order for more than i million people. and that there could be devastating humanitarian consequences. tens of thousands of gazans have fled their homes and the evacuation was issued by israeli authorities with leaflets falling from the sky. it says residents should move to the area south of wadi gaza. israeli forces have also ordered the al awda hospital to evacuate by 6am local time. hamas has urged residents to stay put. strikes from israel are continuing in gaza tonight. hamas officials say that on friday 70 people, mostly women and children, were killed by israeli air strikes on convoys fleeing gaza city. the palestinian heal