hello, welcome to al jazeera. i m morgan radford, live from new york. parts of los angeles international airport are still closed nearly 24 hours after a deadly shooting rampage. police are trying to figure out why 23-year-old suspect paul ciancia whipped out an assault rifle, killing a tsa agent and wounding several others. investigators are following leads suggesting that paul ciancia had antigovernment sentiment and was targetting the tsa. brian rooney has more. cell phone video obtained by tmz caught the moment when panicked travellers at los angeles international airport ran for the door away from the gunm gunman. police identified the gunman as paul ciancia, and he pulled an assault rifle out of the bag and targeted employees of the transport security administration. fired 20 yards away from the escalators. he s looking down, shooting multiple shots. i want to say 10 or 11 - 10-plus shots shooting towards the escalator. airport officers followed paul ciancia
attack that killed the leader of the taliban in pakistan. hakimullah mehsud. the pakistani government is concerned about the fallout. we go live to washington with more on this. what can you tell us? well, apparently the meeting between the u.s. ambassador to pakistan, robert olsen and members of the pakistani ministry took place in islamabad. the u.s. is refusing to comment if the meeting took place, and what message ambassador olsen took to the pakistanis. there s a loft anger in islamabad and across the country. we hear from the interior minister. the efforts have been ambushed. it was an ambush. we see it as an ambush. now, this is the situation that of course could put reviewed strains on the relationship between the u.s. and pakistan. the issue of drone strikes has been a contentious one and, in fact, at one point after there was an errant attack that led to the killing of some 24 pakistani soldiers about two years ago, the relationship was about as non-existent as
pakistan s government demanded a meeting with the u.s. amdas door in response to the drone attack that killed hakimullah mehsud, the leader of the pakistani taliban. they are accusing the u.s. of interfering with peace talks. the efforts have been ambushed. it will - it was not acquired from the front, it was an ambush. we see it as an ambush. the chief minister of the province is standing here with me. they have decided that god willing the assembly will pass a unanimous declaration not to allow native supply to nato supply to enter the province until the drone attacks are stopped. rosa lined joins us. what are pakistani leaders accusing the government of. there s two things the pakistani government is accusing the u.s. of doing. one is violating authority, launching an attack on pakistan soil without islamabad s permission. the other thing they are accused of doing is scuttling - that s the pakistani s word, an effort to broker peace talks with the taliban. the
. pakistan s enemy number one is dead. hakimullah mehsud was killed in a u.s. drone strike along with four others. but the pakistani government and politicians are denouncing the killing, saying the strike derailed planned peace talks. the efforts have been ambushed. it was not acquired from the front. it was an ambush. we see it as an ambush. pakistani taliban fighters secretly buried their leader on saturday, but vowed a wave of rerevenge suicide bombings. some pakistani lawmakers are demanding that u.s. supply lines into afghanistan be blocked as a response. the chief minister is standing here with me. they have decided that god willing the assembly will pass a unanimous declaration not to allow nato supply to enter the province until the drone attacks have been stopped. rosalind jordan joins us from washington with more on this. what are pakistani leaders accusing the u.s. government of? well, there are two things that the pakistani deposit is accusing the oba