Noon News Update: October 5, 2015

Posted Monday, October 5, 2015 12:00 am

Staff Report

Tomorrow's weather will be sunny with a high of 85 and a 0 percent chance of rain. The U.S. and 11 other nations have reached an agreement on the Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Deal; Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu vows ”harsh offensive against Palestinian Islamic terrorism“ after new wave of violence; the medical group Doctors Without Borders denies that Taliban fighters were using its hospital in Kunduz to fire at targets before a U.S. airstrike hit it, and has now departed from that city; the Coast Guard finds debris from a cargo ship that departed from Jacksonville on Tuesday.

Trans-Pacific Partnership Trade Deal Is Reached

New York Times

Israel’s Netanyahu Vows ÔHarsh Offensive’ in Response to Wave of Violence

New York Times

Death Toll in Hospital Bombing Climbs to 22 as MSF Demands Answers

Vice News

Doctors Without Borders Leaves Afghan City After Airstrike

ABC News

Coast Guard Finds Large Field of Debris in Search for Lost Ship, El Faro

Miami Herald

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