attack on the sabbath day. reporter: coming the day after what became the deadliest day for palestinians in the west bank in over a year. an unusual daylight raid by the israeli military in the occupied west bank targeting members of the islamic jihad who they say were planning an imminent attack. the ensuing fire fight killing nine militants and also a woman in her 60s. she opened the window to look over to check what s going on. a bullet hit her here in her neck. the bullet hit the wall and the tv screen. reporter: the palestinian authority calling the raid a massacre, announcing they were receiving security coordinations with israel as a result. then rockets launched by militants in gaza toward israel, israel responding with air strikes. the last few days a major test for the recently installed government under israeli prime
killed by police. this is a significant rise in the level of terror that we have seen and it marks a heinous attack on the holy sabbath day. reporter: the shooting was celebrated in parts of palestinian territories, after what was the deadliest day in over a year. an usual daylight raid by the israeli military by thursday in the occupied west bank, targeting members of the jihad who were planning, they say, an imminent attack. the firefight killing nine, but also a woman in her 60s. she opened the window to look over and check what s going on. a bullet hit her here in her neck. the bullet hit the wall and tv screen. reporter: the palestinian authority calling the raid a massacre and announcing they were severing security coordinations. and then rockets toward israel, israel responding with air
county. they say it is not effecting air quality on the surface. of course it can change. officials have said near the weather conditions that s what helped out this situation but it s something they will continue to monitor. winds have been rather strong here throughout the day pushing that plume of smoke here from southeast houston and right now those firefighters inside that facility are essentially trying to contain it. wind for this fire burned itself of out. it s not exactly how clear how much longer it will take to put out the fire. all right. thanks for that update. coming up new details about a daring daylight raid on a north korean embassy. it is blamed blamed on opponents of kim jong un. are they are serious threat to his regime? drive safely.
there can be no bystanders. in the case of the nuclear commander fired on friday, officials tell cnn that his behavior did not impact highly sensitive nuclear weapons operations. and this just in. he s an alleged al qaeda operative who is now in custody on american soil. abu anas al libi was indicted for his role in the 1998 bombing of the u.s. embassies in kenya and tanzania. two weeks ago he was snatched from his home in tripoli, libya in a daylight raid, then taken on board a naval ship to be interrogated. he s expected to appear in a manhattan courthouse tomorrow on terror charges. coming up next in the sports lead, he s used halftime to call for more gun control and now bob costas is making his own opinion known about the name redskins. stay with us. no matter how busy your morning you can always do something better for yourself.
our volunteer military is drawn from 1% of the population. nearly a decade of war the same soldiers return to the field of battle again and again including leroy petry who was deployed eight times, twice to iraq and six times to afghanistan as a member of a ranger helicopter assault team. on may 26th, 2008, sergeant petry and his unit was in afghanistan, part of the rugged mountainous region near the border with pakistan that s perfect for hiding out in. sergeant petry s unit was assigned to make a risky daylight raid on a compound why u.s. intelligence said a top al qaeda commander was hiding. the moment the helicopter landed they came under fire. within minutes as they moved into a court yard in the compound a machine gun round went through both of his legs. he was bleedly badly. he nevertheless aided another wounded soldier leaving him to