jackie bensen got there soon after. what are you hearing? reporter: you can see fairfax county police have this section taped off. look at the service road. that is where witnesses say the victim who was shot in the abdomen crawled and crawled for some distance down that service road on little river turnpike after he was shot around 9:00 this evening. now, what we are told by police is that they are looking into the possibility that this res t resulted from some type of argument. i will tell you we talked to witnesses here who did not want to appear on camera who said they heard a woman screaming at this man at the top of their lu lungs, using profanity, and then they heard two shots and realized a shooting had happened a short time ago. we talked to one of the incident commanders to see what he had to say. we did have some witnesses, talked about a vehicle that sped away from the scene. we believe it was a white vehicle. we re not exactly sure of make and model yet. th
taking advantage of the immigrants. and our colleagues held more than 200 days in an egyptian prison. and protecting your privacy. new evasion technology. hackers say it s the only way to hide from the government s spying eyes. we begin tonight in gaza where there are major developments. these images are from a hospital where dozens of israeli shells landed this afternoon. israel says hamas missiles were hidden nearby. the israeli army says it killed at least 10 hamas fighters trying to get into israel through tunnels. secretary of state kerry is in cairo tonight and the u.s. has again called for an mediate ceasefire. the united nations says more than 100,000 palestinians have sought safety in un compounds. nick schifrin has more. nick? reporter: john, good evening, the israeli bombardment continues tonight. we are hearing tank shells, artillery, heavy weapons, being dropped in gaza. the israeli government has told gaza residents to leave. where they say where do we
contestant why he decided to run for congress. we begin tonight with espionage and angry accusations. the obama administration accusing russia of leaking a secret recording of a diplomatic phone call. the lan wanting was blunt and crude. mike viqueira has been following the response out of washington. mike, an embarrassment for the u.s. no question the united states and administration has struggled to deal with the crisis in ukraine. it continues to escalate. the violence in the streets in the city squares there between the opposition and the government. but today a glimpse behind the curtain of american diplomacy turned out to be an embarrassment. the assistant secretary of state victoria neulander. she may be familiar to viewers. she was a spokesperson for hillary clinton when she was secretary of state. she was evidently eavesdropped on and recorded a conversation she had with the ambassador to ukraine. they were trying to cook up a plan to ease the crisis in kiev. som
broke out. a new african peace keeping force is going to try to stop the violence there in that war-torn nation. for the first time in three years, congress has passed a bipartisan budget deal, the bill clearing the senate with 64 votes despite opposition from the tea party and conservatives in congress. the bill easing automatic spending cuts that would have taken place next year and making sure there are no government shutdowns for at least two years. those are your headlines. consider this is next. you can check us out 24 hours a day by going to aljazeera.com. america faced with two international incidents deeply personal in very different ways. first an indian diplomat jailed and strip searched because she may have lied to the u.s. government and severely underpaid her house keeper. consider this, how did a nanny salary dispute in danger u.s. diplomats in india. president obama snubs russian president putin over the countries anti gay laws, but will the move backfir
russia. volgograd is about 550 miles from the capital city of moscow and 400 miles northeast of sochi. that is site for the olympic games which begin in just six weeks. peter sharpe is in volgograd. the twisted gutted remains of a trolley bus in volgograd. bodies and debris are strewn across the street. russian investigators say a male suicide bomber was responsible for the blast. it is the second in the last 24 hours. people were killed by a sue sierd bomber in volgograd s main railway station. security at the entrance prevented more deaths. the explosive device was the equivalent of 4 kilograms of tnt, it was filled with shrapnel. and because it was the same as the other incident, this confirms they were connected. formerly the kgb is coordinating the hunt for these attacks. the people now worried that this could be just the start of the concerted bombing campaign leading up to the start of the winter olympics in february. the sochi olympics are a major prestige proje