hours we will be lacking at numbers through the 40s and then the 50s with high clouds throughout the afternoon. the clouds increase tonight, staying dry though and the rain arrives later. it s a fast mover. we talk amounts and timing in a if you minutes. we do have breaking news we ve been following. authorities say the death toll from a truck bomb in somalia is now at least 76 people. more than 50 people are injured. and officials say the numbers could rise. you re seeing our new video this morning of the aftermath. first reports of the blast came before midnight our time. it happened in the capital city. police believe a tax collection center was targeted. this morning there was no immediate claim of responsibility for the attack. developing news on the deadly helicopter crash in hawaii. crews are searching through the wreckage to find a last possibl survivor. the tour helicopter crashed yesterday on the island of kauai. six of seven bodies were found. our reporter will
and still months before ttys it s fully under control. will see if it can mount a major operation to push i.s.i.l. out of dug in positions, and u.s. f-16s to attack around ramadi. when i.s.i.l. is out, if the iraqi government can restore government to the mostly sunni city. sunni force of anbar police has also been trained and is ready to provide security once the city has been secured. freeing ramadi from i.s.i.l. control will allow iraq to end the year on a significant victory and allow it once again to set its sights on recapturing mosul, i.s.i.l. s de facto capital in northern iraq. al jazeera s jamie mcintire at the pentagon. mark kimmit joins us. i think jamie was spot on with his analysis. it is going to be a significant victory not just for the iraqi army but for the police forces, and in many ways the tribal forces that are participating in the operation. more importantly it will be a success for prime minister abadi s campaign which has come under criticism for
evening, i m cheryl jennings. i m larry beil. a dangerous situation now in san francisco. if you have a bat, it s now a dangerous weapon. police found two dozen bats chained to street poles with nails sticking out of them. we are live now with new information. katie? reporter: larry, the most-recent bat discovered in fisherman s wharf area around 9:00 this morning. we ve heard several explanations from zombie fighting tools made popular by video games to possibly an art installation. police don t know. whatever the reason, they want help finding out whoever is doing this. modi modified baseball bats are being found across san francisco. it s bizarre and weird there are so many around the city. reporter: police are equally bewildered. i ve been in law enforcement 20 years and it s also san francisco, but nothing surprises me anymore. reporter: jerry burkes discovered this spiked bat near mission street. he snapped a picture around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. th
police identified the gunman who shot and killed three people including a veteran police officer at a planned parenthood yesterday. let s get trait straight to bra hitt. reporter: good morning. what a are horrific scene and still a very active crime scene this morning. if you look over my shoulder, you can see the police cars. that is where the plarn facility is. and overnight, there were officers including explosives experts who went inside going door to door making sure that the man they now have in custody left nothing behind. it was five intense hours, police exchanges gunfire with the man inside this planned parenthood facility after the gunman first opened fire in a nearby parking lot. he was in front of me. i just hit the gas. reporter: witnesses say first responders became the next targets. one by one, officers were shot and took cover. he turned around with a bloody face and went get out of here. reporter: as backup arrived, the gunman continued inside the
this morning. police identified the gunman who shot and killed three people including a veteran police officer at a planned parenthood yesterday. the gunman is 57-year-old robert lewis dear from north carolina. now let s get straight to reporter: a heartbreaking scene. police have allowed us about 150 yards away from the planned parenthood facility, it s just beyond where that police car is right there. officers now go combing through the building and looking for clues, trying to find out why a gunman would open fire and try to kill as many people as possible. it was five intense hour, police exchanging gunfire with the man inside this colorado springs planned parenthood facility after the gun man first opened fire in a nearby parking lot. he was in front of me and he was aiming at me. and i just hit the gas. reporter: witnesses say first responders then became the next targets. one bien wouly en wien one, off shot. he turned around with a bloody face and went get o