COOPER: A lot more happening tonight, Susan Hendricks is at 360 Bulletin. Susan?</s>SUSAN HENDRICKS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Anderson U.S. airstrike in Somalia targeting the terror group Al-Shabaab. A Pentagon Spokesman said they believe they hit what they were aiming at but there is no confirmation, the leader of Al-Shabaab is dead. An update now, Joan Rivers' daughter Melissa Rivers, confirms the 81 year old comedian remains on life support and thanks all of her fans for their support. Joan Rivers was rushed to a New York hospital last Thursday after she stopped breathing during throat surgery at an outpatient clinic. And tonight, we remember CNN photojournalist Sarmad Qaseera, a long time member of CNN Baghdad Bureau died suddenly on Monday in Atlanta. Mr. Sarmad fled Iraq eight years ago after death threat. CNN Correspondent Michael Holmes wrote a moving tribute to Sarmad on CNN.com. He says this, "Sarmad was unflappable committed to the job and yet at the same time a guff ball who could provide endless laughter when it was least expected and most needed." Sarmad Qaseera was 42 years old and Anderson everyone I spoke to here who had worked with him said he was really just an amazing man and always fun and great to work with professional but always light hearted, and they're devastated.</s>COOPER: Yeah, incredibly dedicated and their thoughts are obviously with his family and his friends. Susan thanks very much. That does it for this two hour edition of 360. Thanks for watching. CNN Tonight with Don Lemon starts now.
Daughter: Joan Rivers on Life Support; CNN Mourns Loss of Photojournalist