COOPER: There's a lot more happening. Tonight, Randi Kaye is back with the 360 Bulletin. Randi.</s>KAYE: More than 700 people were killed in a stampede during one of the last rituals of the Hajj, the annual pilgrimage to Islam's holiest city. Hundreds more were injured. This is the worst disaster of this kind in 25 years. A busy bridge in Seattle became a bloody triage scene after a tour bus and a duck boat tourist vehicle collided. At least four people were killed. Dozens are hospitalized including two with critical injuries. President Obama and Russian President Vladmir Putin will meet in New York next week during the United Nations General Assembly. They are expected to discuss the situation in Syria and Ukraine. In San Antonio, Texas, the assistant high school football coach accused of telling two players to tackle a referee at a game has resigned. The players say coach Mack Breek told them the official used racial slurs, the ref denies those accusations. Anderson.</s>COOPER: All right. Randi, thanks very much with that. You may be have noticed that Pope Francis was carrying a bag as he boarded the plane today in Washington. Up next, we can end the mystery and tell you what it was he was carrying. We'll be right back.
700+ Killed During Hajj Pilgrimage; 4 Killed After Bus, Duck Boat Collide on Bridge; President Obama, Putin to Meet Next Week