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Three people, including a journalist, have been killed in a shooting in Afghanistan eastern province of Nangarhar, authorities confirmed on Sunday.

Five dacoits killed, cops among four wounded in shootout

Police said the shooting happened at a suburban Kroger store about 30 miles east of Memphis.

Police officer is dead and another one wounded after being shot while attempting to execute a felony warrant for a repeat offender. the local police union says the death of senior officer bill jeffrey could have been prevented if the suspected gunman, who had a lengthy criminal record, wasnt allowed to roam free. theyre now calling on the judge who granted his last release -- his release last november to resign. houston police officer union president douglas griffith joins us now. doug, thanks f...

And there was smoke coming out. and the thing was still burning and everything. you know, i stayed and i didnt have a choice. i knew if she was in there and she was alive, she was expecting me to come get her. >> you pull people out of smokey rooms. we carried the wounded. i dont think well ever forget that pounding on a door or a scream from someone you couldnt get to. >> we have a collapse on the heliport side. >> right there i realized how

Here. it was flight 77 that struck the pentagon right on the west front. i was a reporter for the chicago tribune at that time and the washington bureau and raced to the pentagon. i was there about 12 hours that day. what strikes me is seeing an army of medical workers waiting for the wounded to come out and no one came out. there were many, many, many injured, more than 100 died of course, but it clearly marked, you know, the beginning of what that building would oversee for the next two decade...

Peaceful until they tried to march to the presidential palace when taliban militants reportedly turned hostile. one protester described what happened. >> translator: together with a group of our colleagues, we wanted to go near the former government offices for a protest but before we got there, the taliban hit women with electric tasers and they used tear gas against women. they also hit women on the head with a gun magazine and the women became bloody. there was no one to ask why. >> americas ...

The past 20 years and the past 20 days of the war. he spoke of losing soldiers killed in action, as well as the wounded and the grieving families. the general visited with troops returning from afghanistan. he praised them for their role in one of the largest airlifts in military history. >> you guys did an incredible job, all of you, everybody. army, navy, marines, air force. 124,000 people. thats what you saved. thats what came out of there. >> u.s. air force commander who helped oversee the f...

300,000 afghan soldiers trained only to collapse when confronted. about a trillion dollars spent and more to come to care for the wounded. afghanistan handed back to the very same islamic fundamentalists the united states drove from power just weeks after 9/11. a generation of afghans raised with expectations of freedom and fundamental rights under an umbrella of american protection. isis taking parting shots, hoping to etch their dark name in history, firing rockets at the airport to no effect....

Without violence but hallie, representative cawthorn is someone who was elected to replace the former congressman and former trump chief of staff mark meadows, and this is one of the latest controversies this young freshman congressman has found himself in, in just the past ten months, hallie. >> laeian caldwell live on capitol hill, thank you for that. coming up, a hospital in germany treating the wounded from the kabul suicide attack. the emotional reaction from the medical workers, next.