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mahmoud abbas issues a warning. what it means for both sides. indicted. a volunteer deputy shoots an unarmed man to death. now a grand jury says the sheriffs of sheriff tried to cover up the investigation. plus: taking shape. a first impression of the three dimensional works by pablo picasso. there is a sense you go through the show that almost anything can become a sculpture. part of the extraordinary new exhibit of the master. it master. we begin tonight with russia s military involvement in the syrian crisis. the kremlin launched air tries today, dropping bombs north of the city of holmes. washington was pretty much caught off guard, learning of the strikes just right before they happened. the big question is were they targeting i.s.i.l. as they claim or were they taking aim at syrian rebels trying to protect bashar al-assad. mike viqueria is joining us. mike is seek it seems like the n was a little suspicious. you re absolutely right, adam. in the wake of th ....
supreme court. on the agenda, cases ranging from abortion to voting rights. and shooting the rapids in west virginia. along one of the most exciting rivers in the world but only for a brief window of time. for the first time, we re hearing from the father of the gunman who killed nine people last week in umpqua community college in oregon. ian mercer is blaming lax gun laws for the tragedy. meanwhile, the community turns to the church for healing. many of the victims remembered at church services throughout the region on sunday. reporter: outside at businesses in roseburg. god s was the first heart to break. reporter: and inside places of worship, a community is coming together to support each other in one of their darkest hours. words of comfort to church goers. someone hell bent on killing others is going to look for way to do that. i for one, as a follower of jesus, i dare say why should we make these malevolent schemes easier with easy access to firearms? ....
replace john boehner. this week, how their results will reshape the republican party. good evening, everyone. we begin tonight with that flash nraeding and endless rain hitting south carolina. state officials say it is the worse they have experienced in 1,000 years. at least three people have been killed in the flooding. hundreds more calling 911 hoping to be rescued. 25,000 buildings are currently without power. emergency crews have set out tens of thousands of sandbags. still hundredsover roads and bridges there are completely covered by rushing water and there is even more rain on the way to this area. robert ray is live in charleston which is under a flash flood warning right now. reporter: one second it s not raining. the next it s pouring. bands coming off the atlantic ocean. you can imagine what cars are doing in this water. it goes from two feet of water to knee deep and further in some areas. many people out of power. the governor asking people to stay at ho ....
carolina. the vote for leadership, house republicans will vote on the speaker of the house. how it can change leadership. also, comic relief from saturday night life to late night talk shows, the effectiveness of politicians telling jokes for votes. and we begin knit in roseburg, oregon. umpqua community college is prepared to open its doors after nine people were shot dead on the campus. the president announced students and faculty can return but class he are closed until october he 12th. this is not a club we wanted to join. we did not want to be part of the sandy hook club but we re now members, the newest members and the senior members are all taking care of us and i would like to thank them. sabrina register is live in roseburg oregon, for us, sabrina. and adam we have spoken to several students today who say even though it s several days away, they are too nervous and upset to be returning to campus. i want to talk to chris meant, even though he had be ....
this is aljazeera america. good morning, live from new york city, i m randall pinkston. schools and collegion are closed in south carolina today. thousands are without power around the state, seven are dead. officials rescued hundreds from cars caught in flash floods. robert ray is live for us in charleston, south carolina. was there any warning? that s a great question. the answer is yes and no. they expect really intense rain and heavy amounts in the south carolina area. the mayor here of charleston, who s been here for 40 years at mayor said he has never seen anything like it, including 1989 s hurricane hugo which really caused havoc in this area. people are trying to figure out exactly what to do in the coming days and assess when this rain is over, which should be over today, later today. charleston s been hit hard, the capitol, columbia very, very much completely pummeled. there have been swift water rescues and chopper rescues yesterday. roads have collapsed. ....