ALLEN: Again, our breaking news: New York's governor has activated the state's Hate Crime Task Force in response to a stabbing near a synagogue. Five people identified as an orthodox group as Hasidic Jews were stabbed. It happened in Monsey, in Rockland County, north of New York City. Police have a suspect in custody. Far from New York, Somalia is grappling with another attack that's become all too familiar there. At least 79 people were killed in the capital Saturday, Mogadishu, when a vehicle laden with explosives was set off. The country's prime minister says the nation is at a state of war with terrorists. Our Farai Sevenzo is following developments from Nairobi.</s>FARAI SEVENZO, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Once again, another truck suicide bombing in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu. We know at least 79 have been killed and over 100 were injured. What happened on Saturday is, at a very busy junction that leads from the south of the country into Somalia's Mogadishu, was attacked by this truck bomb. At the same time, we understand that the president of Somalia has tweeted, "This dark day robbed our nation of dozen of innocent lives. The perpetrators of this heinous act of terror will never dim the spirits of the people of Somalia." So far no one has claimed responsibility for yet another suicide truck bomb attack in Mogadishu. But it bears all of the hallmarks of Al- Shabaab, the Al Qaeda affiliated terror group that's operating consistently in Somalia. At the same time, we know Africa as a whole in 2020, will face these kinds of terror attacks. Mali is suffering under the same thing and as is Burkina Faso -- Farai Sevenzo, CNN, Nairobi.</s>ALLEN: I'll be back with more news right after this.
Somalia Suicide Car Bomb Attack Rocks Capital