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foe car only one person has actually been hit, a guy whose car was targeted and the bullet pierced his calf. here is another driver that was not hurt when a bullet hit his car. >> i saw the person, i heard the pop i saw the gun all in one shot. im thinking number one im glad i didnt have my daughter with me. i just dropped her off at school. so i was happy about that. >> reporter: im sure he was. meantime the shooters or shooters terrorizing southern california still on the loose and w...

jenna: we also have this fox news alert for you now, there is a tragedy unfolding off the coast of norway. a deadly fire on board a cruise ship. laura ingle has all the developments. >> reporter: weve been told by the cruise ship director that the fire is out and everyone is accounted for. there were 262 people on board. thankfully no passengers were injured. the nor waoepblg yan operator of the ship says the two that died were crew men. six crew members are being treated at local hosp...

the nor waoepblg yan operator of the ship says the two that died were crew men. six crew members are being treated at local hospitals for smoke and injuries. it started before the ship arrived northwest of oslow. more than 100 passengers were evacuated into life boats before the smoldering ship reached the port. the others were able to get off the ship when they got to land while heavy smoke was still billowing through the ship. we are told this morning the passengers can still salvage...

The government has had senior level defections and president salehs future is uncertain. with that uncertainty comes major concerns that yemen may become the next failed state. yemen has been a hot bed for extremism when al qaeda established its presence there. then to 2000 where you may remember the "uss cole" bombed in the port of aiden in yemen. 17 u.s. servicemen were killed, 39 others injured. in the wake of 9/11, president saleh cooperated with the u.s. to hunt down terrorists in yemen, al...

>> six hours of it this morning, hope you got something in there. >> how hopefully hang with me for the next five. >> well see you later. >> good to see you. have a great day. i know you touched on this in a great way earlier, our top story, continuation this hour, a terrifying ordeal on a southwest airlines flight. the boeing 737 was headed from phoenix to sacramento yesterday when a three to four-foot hole opened in the roof. many of the passengers thought they were doomed, but the p...

this means terrorize them. >> a decade later bin ladens message, jihad against the west, is more of a threat now than ever. his words have taken root in a new generation of radical muslims embracing everything he represents. >> i love osama bin laden. i love him -- like i cant begin to tell you. good evening. im drew griffin. we welcome viewers in the u.s. and aroundhe world. for the next hour were going to take you from new york to yemen, even to the hills of jamaica to meet some of...

questions top executives from goldman sachs. ten days ago the sec accused wall street of fraud. randall pinkston is in washington with details. good morning, randall. >> reporter: good morning. that senate subcommittee is expected to use some of goldman sachs own e-mails when it questions lloyd blankfein. blankfein, of course, will deny wrongdoing insisting that goldman never misled its clients. the ceo of goldman sachs will try to convince lawmakers that the banking giant did not chea...

cars or doughnuts or whatever theyre good at because theyre not very good as legislators. >> "cnn newsroom" continues right now with ali velshi. >> thanks so much for that. im ali velshi with you for the next two hours today and every weekday. im going to try and break down some of the issues we cover and live you a level of detail to help you make important decisions about your voting, spending, safety and security. heres what ive got on the rundown today. up to 1 million people braci...

Sense that they didnt know what to do with the guy. >> you know, i -- [laughter] i dont know what dicks been doing lately. i dont know, we did exactly what he did with the shoe bomber. richard reid. exactly what he did. jon: so what can be learned from the shoe bomber trial when it comes to the 9/11 terror trials? lets talk about it with mike sullivan, former u.s. attorney for the district of massachusetts. he prosecuted the reid case. mike, thanks for being with us. one of the things that confu...

9/11 -- jon: yeah. the shock was still fresh. >> 2001. exactly. we were nearly as well prepared to deal with terrorists like richard reid who were members of the al-qaeda organization in a military system. the immediate reaction in december of 2001 was using our civilian courts for the purposes of investigating and prosecuting richard reid. experience has shown that theres some tremendous value in terms of holding these terrorists as illegal enemy combatants and using the military system either ...