the pentagon calling the blast a, quote, complex attack with one suicide bomber setting off explosives while being searched at the gate to the airport. u.s. service members killed are the first american casualties in afghanistan in 18 months. in a statement defense secretary lloyd austin said in part, terrorists took their lives at the very moment these troops were trying to save the lives of others. we mourn their loss. we will treat their wounds, and we will support their families in what will most assuredly be devastating grief. but we will not be dissuaded from the task at hand. an affiliate of isis has claimed responsibility of the attack, believed to be an adversary of the taliban. it came hours after western governments issued multiple warnings about the possibility of a terror attack. the u.s. embassy in kabul last night urging americans to stay away from the perimeter of the airport. the situation remains very fluid. the president has been briefed on the situation and is expec
what is being called a crime against humanity in afghanistan. multiple attackers storming a shiite cultural center and news agency in kabul. at least one suicide bomber setting off his device in a packed crowd of students. fox news is told no u.s. coalition troops were hurt. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack but isis has been setting up attacks on shiites in recent months. the happiest place on earth is back up and running after a massive power outage. some disney land tourists were stranded for more than 20 minutes on rides as workers fixed a transformer issue. the outage affecting more than a dozen rides during one of the park s busiest weeks. a majority those attractions back um and running within 60 minutes. but some were down for five hours. millions of americans from york to las vegas will be under the highest level of security as they ring in 2018. the nypd is beefing up its counter terrorism unit in times square as 1 million people pack in to watch the annual bal
it is monday december 30th. the count down is on. i am heather childers. i am ainsley earhardt. thanks for starting your workweek with us. a bomb blast tearing through a bus in the city of bolograd killing at least 14 this time. officials saying it is the work of a suicide bomber. this is the second terror attack in vologograd in just days. a suicide bomber setting off an explosion in the packed train station. at least 17 were killed and dozens injured. this coming month after a chechen rebel leader called for attacks on the targets including the sochi olympics in february. 400 miles north of the game s
acceptable. with these suicide bombings you re talking about were awful. one in the eastern city of kost with eight of nine killed and the first one in central kabul, a lone bicycle-riding suicide bomber setting off exmroed pleases ives 30 yards from the entrance of the afghan defense ministry. now, hagel was across town but the blast could be heard from miles away. the briefing he was in continued uninterrupted as did his itinerary for the rest of the day. he went up to bagram air base where he spoke with commanders there and then went to south had a chance to talk to and listen to troops from the 101st airborne. tomorrow will be the big day, alex, he ll come back to kabul and talking with and meeting with afghan army training center and that s important because and then he ll have a series of meetings with afghan economic and military leaders
disruptive skill shortages where you have a real con is centric of older workers those kind of companies are probably happy about the news because they need the skills retained win the company. greta: people can predict what kind of skills we will need so you would think we would be smart enough to i focs on the younger people coming in and gear them towards the skills where it is going to be. is there that near the long end for people trying to decide what to do. there is and there is plenty of college counseling telling people to go into sciences. you can t always tell a 20-year-old to pager in chemistry. i don t think any parent was happy unfortunately when you came home and said you were majoring in art history. right. greta: not a lot of jobs there. thank you very much. and straight ahead, there is developing news. a deadly terror attack on another u.s. embassy. this time it is in turkey. a suicide bomber setting off