reporter: monita, we ve just heard from the interior ministry something which you could read in certain ways, i suppose. two gunshots were fired at 2:00 a.m. in the morning. so about seven hours ago now. they don t know why and since then they haven t heard anything. they haven t heard any kind of communication with the suspect holed up inside the house. he had said earlier in discussions with police that he had wanted to die with his weapons in his hand. interior ministry has said consistently that their priority is to get him out alive. we hope that he s alive. there is a possibility on my reading of that information that could be that the gunshots fired, he has i mean, it is a possibility that he might have killed himself that there is no contact with him. of course, that is pure conjecture on my part. we really don t know what s going on inside that house and the siege continues, monita. very difficult to understand. to actually gauge what s happening when there is
toulouse. israeli officials say all four bodies will be flown to israel for burial. a gunman shot and killed three french soldiers of north african descent in two separate attacks and the shootings are connected, they say. opposition sources are saying that 14 people have been killed this tuesday following clashes in the syrian capital on monday. rebels attacked a neighborhood home to some of the regime s inner circle after 34 were killed nationwide. those are the headlines. i m monita rajpal. world business today starts right now. good morning, i m nina dos santos from london. and hello from hong kong. i m andrew stevens. welcome to world business today. top stories, china jacks up the price of fuel. how will that go down with those on the road? the internet makes up a bigger chunk of the global economy. which is getting the biggest boost. pitching in when the chips are down. how villagers in spain are pulling together to provide for themselves. straight to t
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