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we did well with young people. i think we did well with working class people. for the democrats, bernie sanders staying positive after a loss to hillary clinton in the nevada caucuses. and the struggle to recover in fiji. no power and widespread flooding after a powerful cyclone ever recorded strikes the island nation. a candlelight vigil will be held to honour the victims of last night s shooting in kalamazoo. six were killed, two others wounded. michigan s governor rick schneider visiting with the victims. tonight uber confirmed that the suspect was a driver for the company. roxana saberi has more. reporter: the latest in a series of mass shootings rocking the u.s. this time kalamazoo michigan. this was so random. if it was gang violence, there s things to work on there. when a random individual decides to be evil. i don t know how you stop that at least six in the community are dead. two clinging to life and for now no one knows. yes. this is your worst ....
on the palestinian side, you talk about reform. i would say the same thing. we have been trying to reform the palestinian authority since 1896. since 1994. it is almost impossible. as it stands, if palestine were a state, it would not be worse off than other states admitted to the u.n.. we have sudan, kosovo. the difference is we are holding palestine to different standards because of the political insecurity aspects, which is largely based on land issues and contention. can you say something about how you see those ideas moving along a little faster? ghaith: i would disagree with you on a very basic point. i do not believe we have been trying to do either of these things, at least the last few years. during the mitchell times and kerry, reforms on the ground were, if you want to be charitable, you would say a distant second. we were still fixated on high diplomacy. we actually did not put that much ever effort into trying to get the sides to change their behavior. ....
through the christmas holiday. we begin with nbc s mark potter in clarksdale, mississippi. reporter: a devastating scene just before christmas after deadly storms and twisters curve through a midsection of the country. at least 11 killed and more than 40 injured. preliminary reports of at least two dozen tornados, including a possible ef-3, believed to have traveled more than 100 miles. a total loss, everything. reporter: mississippi was the hardest hit, seven lives lost including a 7-year-old boy, who died not far fro where these twin tornados were spotted. oh, wow. reporter: powerful winds flipped this semi. i already knew it was bad. i could tell from outside. reporter: 22-year-old haley hid under a mattress with her mother, grandmother and dogs. every house just about round us is gone. it s still standing, but it s not going to make it. reporter: search teams worked night and day going house to house looking for we are trying to go through the ma ....
good evening, i m thomas roberts. lester has the night off. on this christmas eve, officials in the south confirm the death toll has risen to 11 after a series of spring-like tornados ravaged the region. the unusual december system hit mississippi the hardest with parts under a state of emergency. tonight, search and rescue teams there continue to look for storm survivors, which may take them well through the christmas holiday. we begin with nbc s mark potter in clarksdale, mississippi. reporter: a devastating scene just before christmas after deadly storms and twisters curve through a midsection of the country. at least 11 killed and more than 40 injured. preliminary reports of at least two dozen tornados, including a possible ef-3, believed to have traveled more than 100 miles. a total loss, everything. reporter: mississippi was the hardest hit, seven lives lost including a 7-year-old boy. who died not far from where these twin tornados were spotted. oh, wow. ....
inflicting devastating environment th the damage. turkey summoned russian ambassador to, quote, strongly condemn what it says was a violation of its airspace by a russian fighter jet. turkey says despite radar warnings a russian su34 like this one went in to its air space last november turkey shot down an russian air force jet which it claimed was flying in its territory killing the pilot and that led to an escalating war of words between the countries. after this latest incidents the turkish president says he wants to talk to his russian counterpart vladimir putin warning there could be course kenses if the violations continue. well, russia s state news agency says its country denies the allegations. let s bring in zeina khodr live from southern turkey. what are the suggestions from the turkish people about what happened here? reporter: the turkish foreign ministry is describing this incident as, quote account yet another example of russian escalatory behavior. we ....