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His investigation determined human error was to blame. >> the medical facilitate was misidentified as a target by u.s. personnel who believed they were striking a different building several hundred meters away. the report also determined that the personnel who requested the strike and those who executed it from the air did not undertake the appropriate measures to verify that the facility was a legitimate military target. >> the report says the attack on october 3rd killed at least 31 civilians ...

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U.s. air strikes that accidentally killed 30 people at a doctors without borders in afghanistan last month is being blamed on human error. military personnel inadvertently aimed at the wrong target. they were trying to hit a suspected taliban site. cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson joins me live from washington. nic, the thing is, not only did they hit the wrong target, but apparently some of their communication systems. they werent working properly. >> yeah. this is what were le...

Ship. when they launched that attack well over a month ago. as general campbell pointed out, that tragedy was brought about by a voidable human error. and quite frankly, many on the ground and in the air failed to follow the very strict rules of engagement that could have easily prevented this from happening. among the list of errors, the ground commander, a soft commander, never had eyes on the target and was never able to identify the target, which is an absolute necessity for calling in this ...

This is a fox news alert. there are new clues about this russian jetta suddenly and catastrophically fell from the sky killing all 224 people on board. fox news correspondent conor powell is in jerusalem right now. conner? >> well, greta, there are new clues and new information. providing answers is still sort of a mystery. there is contradictory information coming out of officials today. a few days ago russian officials say the was brought down by existential impact. it ruled out both human err...

Sheriff. awaiting charges of felony murder. police consider lowery extremely dangerous. and olympic blade runner oscar pistorius should have been charged with murder. thats what the prosecutors said today during an appeal hearing. the south african under house arrest after serving one year of a five year manslaughter sentence. pistorius found guilty shooting through a bathroom door and killing his model girlfriend reva steenkamp. pistorius claim he thought she was intruder. this is horrible. the...

Committee said yesterday that the plane was not struck from the outside. its a theory bolstered by a senior u.s. defense officials who said satellite images would have been able to track a surface-to-air missile, but that thats not the case here. and a senior defense official says an infrared satellite detected a heat flash at the same time where the crash occurred. the developments came after the russian carrier ruled out mechanical failure or human error, saying the only possible cause of the ...

Capitol city to the other. >> they cant handle a bunch of cnbc moderatomoderators. the president wants to make it easier for ex-inmates to find jobs. >> we want to make sure people who paid their debt to society to get a second chance. this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota and michaela pereira. >> you can change the clocks all you want. it is still dark out. good morning. it is tuesday, november 3rd. 6:00 in the east. the plane falls from the sky. the mystery grows. a heat f...

That flight 9268 crashed in the sinai yesterday morning. russian airline officials are ruling out human error or technical problems as a possible cause. even though several aviation experts say its far too early to make that determination. of course -- ahmed chalabi has died. he supplied information to the u.s. linking saddam with weapons of mass destruction. the ship wreck discovered at the bottom of the atlantic ocean is the missing cargo ship "el faro." the 790-foot ship vanished as hurri...

Shoot down an airliner? >> its unlikely, but i wouldnt rule it out. >> we are joined tonight by congressman peter king, member of the homeland security committee and lieutenant colonel tony shaffer, who consulted with boeing to prevent terrorist attacks. but we begin with trace gallagher. >> reporter: cairo and moscow have a lot riding on the outcome of this crash investigation. because of that, objective information is very hard to come by. egypt is trying to knock down any speculation about te...