. >> jadiann: three deadly blasts shake eastern turkey. a kurdish militant group is behind the attacks. at least 11 people were killed. 300 injured in the attacks across eastern turkey. bombings happened hours apart. two bombs beings happened at police stations. in syria the moments after an air strike as a young boy of his home. the 5-year-old boy is pulled no an ambulance where he looks like he is in shock. not crying he is covered in dust and in blood. it's hard to see. the image sparking conversation how civilians have been affected by the vial violent there in syria and how difficult it has been to get aid to the region. >> ryan: hundreds of thousands of twitter accounts linked to ter they also said they've made progress in stopping those users from just creating new accounts. last week a federal judge dismissed a lawsuit accusing the company of supporting isis. >> jadiann: 7 news with harsh words from a father speaking to the teens accused of murdering his son. police say the man's son was helping outs with a stuck car when he was sh

it was the second such attack in eastern turkey in a matter of hours. five soldiers and a guard were killed by a roadside bomb. further to the east, two police officers and one civilian were killed on wednesday night. nobody has admitted to carrying out the attacks, but turkish officials blame a workers party. and the president has added his own suspicions, accusing followers of the us-based cleric, fethullah gulen, of having played a role in the attacks. he also blames fethullah gulen for the failed coup attempt in turkey last month. host: asap to dan rebel leader -- south sudan rebel leader has fled t the country a after his forcesere involved with clashes s with troops.s. he fled the capital during the july violence and a new vice president was named. he is now believed to be trying to engage in ethiopia in peace negotiations. the u.u.n. voted last week to increase a peacekeeping mission by 4000 troops, a move that has not been accepted yet. and the u.s. battling floods and fires. at least 13 people are thought to have been killed in louisiana after

there were two earlier bombings outside police stations in eastern turkey. six people died and more than 200 others were hurt in the attacks. police and civilians are among the dead and wounded. eastern turkey has seen several bombings since the peace talks between turkish security forces and the -- collapsed last year. >>> time is 5:10. donald trump has had his first intelligence briefing as a republican presidential nominee. and the campaign for his democratic rival, hillary clinton, is trying to explain comments that hillary clinton's running mate once made about her husband. our reporter doug luzader is in washington with the latest on the campaign. doug-- >> reporter: donald trump very publicly convening a round table of his top advisers, including his new campaign manager. a short time later he was whisked away to an fbi office for a classified intelligence briefing that all nominees receive to prepare them to potentially take office. by his side was general michael flynn. >> the policy decisions that a president makes can sometimes be in dramatic cont

in eastern turkey, a large blast has rocked an area near a police station. turkish state media report numerous ambulances went to the explosion site. three people are dead. ben wedeman joins us now from istanbul with more on this. it is not long after this blast, of course. what information are you able to tell us about this? >> reporter: this is the fifth such bombing in the last two weeks, rosemary. we understand the explosion went off outside this police station in elazig around 8:00 in the morning local time. that's 2 1/2 hours ago. that's the time that there's a lot of people on their way to work. now, it's not clear what sort of explosive it was. was it a car bomb or something else. but we understand from turkish authorities that hundreds of people have been wounded. cnn turk is reporting three people killed, but it's still early. so that's probably not the final death toll. as i said, this is the fifth such bombing in the last two weeks. and recently, a pkk leader, that's the kurdish worker's party, which is engaged in a low intensity war against the

, . 3 officers were killed when a car bomb exploded outside a police headquarters in eastern turkey. just hours earlier, another officer and two bystanders were killed by another car bomb at a different location. police say kurdistan rebels are behind the attacks right now-- haunting video showing a young boy rescued-- after an airstrike in syria-- activists have released the video after an overnight airstrike in aleppo. the 5-year-old was treated for head injuries. two other children-- and another man-- were rescued from the rubble. three people are dead-- and many more injured after this attack. we are getting our first look at el chapo's son being kidnapped. alfredo guzman salazar - the heir to the sinaloa drug cartel - was reportedly taken from a reastaurant in mexic you can see him on the ground with his hands behind his head while a man points a gun at him. the gunman is believed to be from a rival cartel. mexican authorities have placed marines on standby. they are expecting an "all out war". you're looking at images from a major drug bust in utah. police in salt lake discover

. >>> new video shows an explosion rocking a wedding celebration in eastern turkey. the bride groom and their families had to run for cover yesterday. it happened in a series of deadly bombings including one at the police station. turkey government is blaming a separatist group. >>> 5-year-old is shown covered in blood pulled from a building in aleppo destroyed from airstrikes. he as left alone in the ambulance as medics attended to other victims including the boy's family, no crying just shock as he wipes the blood in a daze. this powerful image shows is a reminder of 100,000 children killed in five years of fighting. fortunately for him, his physical wounds are minor and the family survived. >>> usain bolt won his 8th olympic gold medal. americans took the gold in the mens and women's 400 >>> phillies avoided a sweep by the dodgers and former teammate chase utley. franco hit a two run home run. ryan howard homered. phillies host the cardinals tonight in the start of a three game series. adam morgan takes the mound. >>> ryan lochte is at the center of a olympic cont

. >> the crime at a tv family's >>> panic and screams at a wedding reception in eastern turkey after a bomb blast. guests ran for cover when a car bomb exploded outside the ceremony. there's been at least three deadly bombings this week. the government blames a separative kurdish group. >>> a broadway producer arc kuszed of delivering quite performance. he tricked seven investors into giving him tens of thousand was dollars for a play that was a farce all along. he allegedly said he signed on oscar winner nyong'o to star as kathleen battle in a new show. it was a lie and scammed investors out of $165 now. now the only ticket he has is one to or he's the biggest act oor. >> documents show he blew the money on stocks, credit card payments, rent, food, alcohol, and is entertainment. >>> a connecticut state employee who was fired for smoking pot at work may soon get his job back remember the state supreme court ruled he was penalized too harshly. a lower court judge overturned an arbitrator's ruling which ordered a 6-month suspension and random >>> a heartsick family in brooklyn thanking

kurdish separatists blamed for a wave of bombings in eastern turkey. 24 people killed and dozens injured as president erdogan links the violence recent attempts to overthrow the government will stop -- government. death., starvation, and the latest report from amnesty international reveals light of detainees in serious state prisons. and one of america's top athletes accused of lying to authorities in brazil. ryan lochte back on home soil, but two of his teammates pulled from a plane and prevented from leaving the country. ♪ host: we begin this hour with the u.s. presidential race, and it's been likened to throwing out captains on a sinking ship. but donald trump's new campaign team says they are fired up and ready to go. the republican nominee has brought in stephen bannon of the right wing news site right part inbreitbart, and has brought ulster kellyanne conway. -- pollster kellyanne conway. the election is just three months away. reporter: it's been a bad few weeks for donald trump. the latest polls show him not only trailing his opponent nationally, but also in key battleground st

that explosion caused by a car bomb in a city in eastern turkey. you can see guests running for cover as smoke fills the room. the turkish government is blaming a kurdish separatist for maria: a texas man is struck by lighting and lives to tell his story. you can see the flash of lighting here, then the man falls to the ground. the family of four was unloading groceries from their car when the lightning struck. the lighting bounced of their car and onto the family. that's when the man's wife stepped in putting the kids in the house before dragging him to safety. the family suffered some burns and bruises, but will all recover. their car on the other hand is completely fried! she went right in. i mean, that is what you do. >> wow. amazing. all right. harv, 75 degrees and the question am abouts rain. night and monday morning. that's the west went dove opportunity. window of opportunity. it could be meaningful. any heng will help. let's talk about about this lack of rain because it is unbelievable around here. you know we're showing you the depth of t

. >>> some scary moments unfold at a wedding party in eastern turkey. a blast went off outside just as everyone was dancing, including the bride and groom. they say they were all left in a panic. the turn i shall government is blaming a group for the blast, and there were two other blasts, as well. there are now four confirmed cases of zika virus in montgomery county. officials say all are travel-related. meantime in south florida number of locally transmitted zika infections has risen to 35. florida department of health reps say two new cases were added today in miami dade county. officials in miami beach were quick to dismiss reports zika has spread to their resort city. >> well, some wet weather moves through the denver area yesterday, take a look, this is in winter park, which is couple of miles west of the city, apart from rain, there was also a dusting of snow on the mountains nearby. the area is expecting a cold front this weekend, and more rain and storms with it. >> more rain and storms. i don't want to hear that. >> i love snow. >> you do? >>

the explosion outside of this wedding happening in eastern turkey. the video shows a terrifying moment for that bride and groom and family members. a police station in another attack comes under attack. that was earlier in the >> dana: things are getting better at the blue cut fire. about three hours outside of las vegas. not far from interstate 15. this thing is 22% contained. people still have not been let into their homes for the most part. the good news interstate 15 is now reopen in both directions. >> tom: it was closed for a couple of days. that is the artery for getting now reopen. we have a fatality accident, auto pedestrian accident. so the investigation continued just east of the maryland parkway. it's getting busy earlier than normal. we normally don't see the yellow until after the 6:00 hour. let's get all the taillights here, it's kind of slow here. right now we're checking out the weather with >> kelly: we had crazy weather going on yesterday. haze in the morning and thunderstorms in the afternoon. we can see that. you see the hazy sky

turkey how did you finance the research in thesese years and years of travel, are you independently wealthy? >> i got an advance and that is how i spent my advance. so whenever you hear they got a big advance, don't think they bought a big car with it, that', how i was fortunate enough to be able to do the years of work ii needed to do and then i have to say i have some wonderful volunteers. there were people who got really interested in what i was doing and offered some help to people in israel. i also got an advancement and was able to fund a lot of my research and then i went through the savings. .. savings. >> is yours was a ten year project. >> yes, i was very excited when i left new york and my job and i had a good amount of money saved. but like i said, thought it would take two years and i thought it was a great advance. then as i dug in, i realized, your pull string and look at one library for for something and you don't find it. you just have to find it so i ended up going to france to lick your collections there, looking through research and armenia and having people help

. >>> new from overnight, car bomb hit police headquarters in eastern turkey killing at least three police offer province van also killed a police officer and two civilians last night if turkey. >>> new this morning, a fire damaged four apartments in north boulder. it happened before midnight near popular and broadway. no one is hurt but the red cross is helping the families affected by the fire. >>> today we could learn more about a woman's death which police are calling suspicious. officers found her body in a home near mississippi and tower road. police were still at the house anyone was actually living in that home. >>> security guards now patrolling the 16th street mall following violent attacks and other troublesome crime there. business owners along the mall tell their own worrisome stories. >>> a man came in our store and demanded money. no security around and i ran out of the store asking for help and no one was to b it was just really scary. >> aside from the obvious worry, it's not an image downtown promoters want out there. they are adding two private security officers per shif

it was the second bombing targeting police in eastern turkey in the last 24 hours. it's prompted the naegs to raise its level of alarm. turkey's prime minister says kurdish militants are responsible for the attack. i'd like you to stop what you're doing just for a minute so you can take a look at this picture. it's a powerful image. we hear about the ongoing battle in syria and the fight against isis all the time but we don't often hear about the people who are living it and barely surviving it. that picture of a daze of shell shocked boy named omran in the back of an ambulance. he's sitting in that ambulance as the chaos continues around him. just waiting for somebody to come get him. waiting for somebody to help. cnn's nema joins me now with the story behind the image. good morning. >> we spoke to one of the men who helped rescue little omran and who actually took the still image of him sitting in the ambulance. he was able to describe to us what was going on behind what you see there. he said it had taken nearly an hour to dig omran out from under that rubble and

. >>> a wedding reception abruptly ended after a bomb exploded in eastern turkey. terrified guests quickly ceremony and the reception. there's been three deadly bombings this week turkey's government blames a separatist turkish group. >>> governor cuomo is sending a 20-member crew to help fight a massive fire in the san bernardino forest. they usually work for the state department of environmental conservation. some are forest rangers, and others have been fight wild fires. the fire has destroyed 100 homes. >>> los angeles police say the burglars were confronted by homeowners at the home of the brady bunch. a neighbor says this is the teched time it's been broke into in 3 years. >>> a broadway director tricked investors to give him tens of roland scahill said he had signed a star to be part of the new show, and prosecutors said it was a lie that scammed investors out of $165,000. >> it was a big misunderstanding, or maybe he is the biggest actor. >> court documents show he spent the money on stocks, credit card payments, and living expenses. >> the summer box offic

that's after six people died, 200 others hurt in two separate car bombings in eastern turkey. police and civilians are among the dead and the wounded. >>> a police investigation in rio at the olympics site is raising doubts about claims made by the olympic star swimmer ryan lochte. >> brazilian officials are questions his account of what happened. >> reporter: good morning, guys. ryan lochte is back in the u.s. but his three teammates remain in brazil. and two of them are having a hard time getting home. they were pulled off flights for questioning. this is video of jack conger and gunnar bentz being detained in rio. the men were released and won't be allowed to leave until they testify. lochte claims the group was returning from a party in a taxi. take a look at the security footage. it shows the men carrying valuables into the olympic village after they were supposedly robbed. the police added that the men were unable to provide key details in interviews. the judge ordered the passports be seized. the claims heightened security claims in rio. and new details are surfacing th

. >>> a wedding reception abruptlen exploded in eastern turkey. [screaming] >> terrified guests quickly ran for cover when a car bomb exploded outside of the venue. there's been at least three deadly bombings this week. turkey's government blamed a separatist kurdish group. >>> governor cuomo is sending a 20-member crew to help fight bernardino national forest. they usually work for the state department of environmental conservation. some are forest rangers, and others have been certified to fight wild fires. the fire has scorched 37,000 acres and destroyed 100 homes. >>> police are investigating a break-in at the famous home of the brady bunch. the los angeles police say the burglars were confronted by the homeowners and quickly ran away. a neighbor tweeted this is the second time the house has been broken into in years. >>> atf agents say a fugitive with a flare for theatrical makeup is in custody in massachusetts. >> there are pictures, and not these pictures, but there's pictures of 31-year-old sean miller, and police say miller altered his ap

in eastern turkey on wednesday and thursday. the turkish government blamed the attacks on kurdistan workers' party, known as the pkk. earlier this week, turkish authorities shut down a newspaper in istanbul and arrested some of its staff after claiming the paper supported the pkk. the newspaper's closure is part of an ongoing crackdown on dissent in turkey following a failed military coup in july. the australian government says it will close the manus island immigration detention center after reports of harsh conditions and rampant abuse there, including for child detainees. manus is one of the two offshore detention facilities australia uses for asylum-seeking migrants. many of those at the manus island facility have spent years in detention and suffer from mental health issues. the australian government has so far said none of those detained inmanus would be resettled australia, but the head said he would welcome the resettlement. >> particularly for families, as long as they don't present a security or safety risk, are welcom

. >>> in south eastern turkey rockets hit a civil airport sending passengers and staff scrambling for shelter. kurdish militant launched a grenade last night. in one was hurt. passengers and staff were taken inside the terminal building for safety. the governor says no one was hurt >>> an australian teenager made history when he landed his plane at his hometown airport. 18 years old, lockland smart became the youngest person to complete a solo flight around the world. he left there on july 4th. minor league baseball game. it was delayed for a few minutes because of an escaped sheep. >> doesn't happen often. when do you ever hear after sheep roaming the fields? . animal was part of the between information entertainment but he escaped and stormed the field. the ground crew got to him, but it was very entertaining for every there. >> forget the 7th inning stretch he's taking it intohe when . >>> welcome back, everybody. while i-70 and airport boulevard does look clear we should let you know that at pender boulevard near 56th avenue, there is only one lane that's open right now because of

they've moved away from the eastern mediterranean places like turkey, egypt and tunisia and shifted to perennial favourites" instead, holidaymakers are looking to the sun, sea and sangria of spain as well as portugal. in spain, in the first six months of this year alone, nearly 33 million foreigners visited the country..that's an increase of almost 12 percent from last year. (craig lever, british tourist) clever to go to these types of dangerous countries. a place like portugal is much safer, much quieter and it's better to play golf. " (isa soares) "and while some have gained from what has been a summer of shocks, be it a cascade of attacks in europe..or the fallout from brexit, others, in particular european airlines and their investors have been rattled by it. easyjet's stock price has fallen 43-percent since the beginning of the year. low cost operator ryanair saw it's price drop by agent thomas cook has seen 50% of its value wiped off during same period." for the time being the terror attacks do not seem to have put people completely off travelling ... but it is affecting their ch

they've moved away from the eastern mediterranean places like turkey, egypt and tunisia and shifted to perennial favourites"instead, holidaymakers are looking to the sun, sea and sangria of spain as well as portugal.in million foreigners visited the country..that's an increase of almost 12 percent from last year.(craig lever, british tourist) "with what is happening in the world right now, it's not very clever to go to these types of dangerous countries. a place like portugal is much safer, much quieter and it's better to play golf. "(isa soares) "and while some have gained from what has been a summer of shocks, be it a cascade of attacks in europe..or the fallout in particular european airlines and their investors have been rattled by it.for the time being the terror attacks do not seem to have put people completely off travelling ...but it is affecting their choice of destination...and for so many here in europe...safety and security are now paramount. several airlines have seen their stock drop by almost half since the beginning of the year. coming up: what michael phelps and "ducks

maria: welcome back, a bombing in eastern turkey this morning. cheryl: 3 police officers killed 170 people wounded as far as we know right now this car bombing, happened at a police station, in turkey there is video getting, this comes hours after similar attack killed three people in the same region, offices in ruins filled with smoke after the bomb exploded this obviously was coming at a time people just going to work. for the day. >> well headlines snapchat bringing nearly 400 jobs to new york, exchange for tax breaks totaling 5 million dollars, snapchat expected to create new jobs next five years keep them in the city, through 2027. the company has 900 people new york on ad deals and media partnerships, and, finally, in sports, justin gather plain favored to win he he medal in 200 he came in third in semi finals after blowing a lead at 160 meter mark appeared show both to finish line like i got this no problem well he didn't, may be bolt can get away with that i guess not gatlin tough loss kerri walsh jennings april ross won volleyball bronze

to talk about all these trips to eastern europe and syria, turkey, how did you finance that research, these years and read years of expensive travel? or you independently wealthy? >> i'll answer that first. i got an advance and that is how i spent my advance. so whenever you hear that writer got a big advance, don't think that they want a big car, they are working on their book with it. that is how is fortunate enough to be able to do the years of work i needed to do. then, i, i have to say i had some wonderful volunteers too. people in lithuania got really interested in what i was doing and offer their help and also some people in israel. >> like rita, i also got an advance. so i was able to fund a lot of my research. then research. then i went to all of my savings. >> is yours was a ten year project. >> yes, i was very excited when i left new york and my job and i had a good amount of money saved. but like i said, thought it would take two years and i thought it was a great advance. then as i dug in, i realized, your pull string and look at one library for for something and you don'

go long™. ♪ ashley: breaking news, that a car bomb exploded in near a police station in turkey's eastern van province near the iran border. we'll bring you more on the breaking news as more details become available. >> the democratic party has failed and betrayed the african-american community. the democratic party has taken the votes of african-americans for granted. they have just assumed they will get your support, and have done nothing in return for it. they have taken advantage of the african-american citizen. melissa: donald trump staying on message and railing against democratic party, harshly criticizing their impact on the african-american community. dr. alveda king ask the niece of dr. martin luther king, jr. she is here with me and fox news contributor as well. thank you so much for joining us today. what is your reaction to that. >> thank you for that opportunity. i listened very careful to everything that mr. trump has said in the last 72 hours i agree with so many things he is saying. he has taken a book from my daddy, dr. av king, dr. martin luther king, jr., looking at cl

in north eastern iowa where they had the big rain, the turkey river went up 17 feet in 12 hours time. that's an amazing amount of water. but the turkey is on the way down tonight, and looks like it is taming down. happy to talk about that. i wanted to show you rain. what you're looking at are the doppler rainfall estimates. you have the epicenter east. decorah, 8 1/2 inches of rain last night in the city of decorah, reporting just over 8 inches of rain. all of this region experiencing was significant overnight. tonight no rain found in north eastern iowa, and there's not much in the southeastern part. there was a flash flood out for the viewing area. that's been canceled. the heavier rains will materialize. you can see that on the radar, the southeastern tip of iowa. that's going to the thunderstorm, they will train like last night's storms did but south of the viewing area, no issues with flash flooding expected. the last of the showers are moving out of eastern iowa, there may be light showers and sprinkles but not much in the way of storms. we'll clear the skies out as illinois and

. >>> flooding remains a top concern for communities in eastern iowa. last night high water levels along the turkey river forced evacuations. the river crested in elgin earlier this morning. now as the water moves down stream the water is getting closer to cresting, cbs 2 news >> reporter: well, kelly i'm on the south side of town here the central state bank, caution tape has been taped off, take a look at the river, right behind the business right now. the water is hitting the fence at mid level. it is coming up pretty high. now at last reports on the national weather service they reported that the river measured at 21.2 feet. on thursday the flooding occurred in clayton counties, he will kate your, forecasted to hit 27 feet in town. 15 feet above flood stage in three quarter its of a foot under the record crest of more than 27.25 feet back in 200 l 8. residents are holding on to hope and are coming together. >> town's come back beautifully, if you look up and another hurdle but it's one the town has gone through and i'm sure that elcatur will be fine

. >> the turkey river continues the rampage on north eastern iowa. >>> a car hits a student outside of school. >> she rolled off the windshield. >> this crash co prevented. >> the skyrockets cost of insulin. >> what some experts say will need to be done to get all medicine prices back under control. flooding is happening right now in the northern counties of the cbs 2 news viewing area. >>> historic and dangerous flooding in the northern this is elkader where the turkey river is at levels not seen since 2008. terry joining us now with more. >>> we wanted to give the viewers an update with the turkey river. the latest stage is up to 17 feet, it continues to rise, but is feet. by tomorrow morning the crest should occur around seven am at 27 felt. that will result in major flooding around the elkader area. the good news in all of this, there's no additional rain in the forecast tonight or day. tomorrow night we'll see the next chance for showers or storms. we should avoid the rain tomorrow, the high pressure -- yesterday's flash flooding is river flooding. it has forced evacuations. flood

all this tonight starting at 8:00 eastern time on booktv primetime on c-span2. next, middle east scholars discussed turkey's political future following a military coup attempt in july. they talked about the implications of the ongoing situation in turkey for the united states, eu and nato. the turkish president will meet today with russian president vladimir putin. the two countries had diplomatic relations since the russian military plane last november. [inaudible conversations] >> can you hear me? we have a problem, what i am don wallace, professors always once quiet in the classroom. i want to welcome you to the national institute. you will hear from general gray of the potomac institute. our topic, the attempted coup in turkey. i have a personal interest in turkey because i served as leading advisor for aid in the middle east and a book called introduction to turkish law is in its sixth edition which is a good sign. at this point i won't say much. we know how important turkey is and everyone, turks and non-turks, know how significant various forces working o

the turkey river forced evacuations. fayette county emergency crested in elgin this morning - near levels seen during the floods of oh-8. and now as the water moves downstream - the river is getting closer to cresting in another north-east iowa town. town.cbs 2 news reporter stephanie johnson is live right now in inelkader - along the turkey river - good morning stephanie. on thursday authorities said the flooding occurring in clayton county's elkader and elsewhere could worsen today. the river is forecasted to hit twenty-seven feet in elkader---that is fifteen feet above flood stage and just three- quarters of a foot under the record crest of more than twenty-seven point sevety-five feet in 2008. meanwhile as flooding continues fr river residents are holding onto hope. "the town is come back beautifully.i think if you look up and down main street this is just another hurdle but it's one that the town has gone through and i'm sure that elkader will be back just fine later but now wiithout a lot of efort and not without a

the blast occurred near ap station in the eastern city of al aziz. a car bomb killed three people and wounded dozens more in the eastern province. for more, we speak live to our istanbul correspondent. david, what more do we know about this latest blast? 170 people are believed to have been injured in the blast. three killed and 14 of those injured in serious condition in hospital. the blast itself appears to have been a suicide bombing. bombers hit a car. not statedave so far who they believed to be responsible, and it appears to be the work of the kurdistan workers party. it was a suicide bombing, a car bombing in the target was a police headquarters similar to recent attacks. the greek foreign ministry says it has received an official extradition request for eight military personnel. what is the latest on the crackdown after the coup attempt? >> the turkish foreign ministry has filed for the official extradition of these military personnel following the coup. the crackdown itself is continuing. something like 80,000 people in total removed from th

the attacks targeted police stations in the eastern part of the nation. at least six people were killed. leaders blame the attacks on a workers party which has launched a campaign of attacks targeting police. >>> a feeling of uncertainty as a wildfire continues burning in southern california. it swallowed up homes across 40 miles of mountain and desert east of l.a. here is a look at members of the san bernardino fire team. crews warned thousands of people to evacuated. mary maloney has more. >> in my 40 years of fighting fire, i have never seen a fire behavior so extreme. >> reporter: extreme and uncontrolled. a roaring fire is burning everything in its path. weather and dry brush only help the fire spread. >> it is challenging when we are up against a fire burning so aggressively that we are really struggling to keep up with it. >> reporter: the blue cut fire angeles. you can see the flames light up the night sky in this time lapse video. watch as the fire grows. >> with the rate of spread that we've seen, if we ask you to leave, you have to leave. >> re

. >>> also overseas, more than 200 people injured after two car bombs in turkey. the attacks targeted police stations in the eastern part of the country. six people were killed. they blamed a workers party which has launched a campaign of attacks targeting police. >>> breaking news this afternoon in a controversial payment to iran the same day the american prisoners were released. the state department says the $400 million cash payment to release of the prisoners. critics called it a ransom payment. >>> today, both candidates for governor spoke about their platforms. republican pat mccrory and democrats roy cooper participated in a candidate forum. our capital bureau chief laura leslie is here with what they had to say. >> reporter: that forum was held by the greater raleigh chamber of commerce. governor pat mccrory and attorney general rye cooper each spoke to the group for about a half hour. business background and 9 plan to help expand the state's economy. they each spoke on a sensitive topic known as house bill 2. shortly after the law was passed earlier this

europe's reluctance to accept refugees in relation to turkey, russia, and brexit. mb has reportedly exploded at belgium's national institute for criminology north of brussels. according to rtl, one of several suspects entered in a vehicle and detonated his bomb "in the laboratory." no casualties have been reported. singapore has stepped up its fight against the zika virus after confirming 41 locally transmitted cases a day after reporting its first infection. the ministry of health says it will continue to screen people in close contact with those infected. of those whom i contracted, 34 have fully recovered. the majority of cases are occurring among foreign construction workers. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. you can find more stories on bloomberg at top . i'm christine harvey, this is bloomberg. anna: thank you. let's check in on the markets in asia. juliette saly has details. a tale of two equity markets this morning. juliette: yes, anna. have a look at how japan has finished today, up 2

the attacks targeted police station and military vehicle carrying the eastern part of the country. officials blame the kurdish militant party. disturbing new image of the region violence. a little boy, rescued from the rubble of an apartment building after an air strike in aleppo. and the five-year-old had head wounds and discharged from the hospital. his parents and siblings survived but not everyone did. the syrian war is taking a toll on families and children and russian jets are flying out of the air base. quote the bombing runs that moscow and teheran are consolidating their ties in the wake of president obama's nuclear keel with iran. president assad remains in power today. >> u.s. swimmer ryan lochte is trying to keep his head above turbulent waters. police in rio have video of of what he claimed happened. >> and a fast- moving wild fire is wrecking havoc out west. >> coming up shortly. three cancer doctors to discuss the many breakthroughs in cancer treatment. have you personally been affected by cancer and do you have questions from our doctor team? go to foxnews.com/happe

-turkey relations following attempt.2016 coup we're like starting at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. later, what the consequences of agent orange in vietnam. real live from george washington university at near eastern. -- noon eastern. tuesday, arizona and for the whole primaries. arizona, senator john mccain seeking his sixth term is being challenged by the former state senator. in florida, patrick murphy and alan grayson are competing in the democratic primary to face senator marco rubio. and the primary results other races on c-span, c-span.org and c-span radio. >> with the house and senate returning from the summer break next week, on thursday at an cockpit eastern, we will preview congressssues facing this fall. federal funding to combat the zika virus. today went america to make sure they have the ability to not get pregnant. he does ravage pregnant women. >> today, they turned down the very money that they argued for last may. they decided to gamble with allies of children like this. -- the lives of children like this. >> defense policy bill. >> these are vital to the future o

heavy rain is pounding the eastern part of the country. and wind speeds are reaching up to 110 miles per hour. hundreds of flights have already been canceled. in turkey...at least 50 people are dead after what is being called the country's deadliest attack this year. the country's president is blaming a child suicide bomber. turkish officials believe isis is responsible for the on a wedding. of the 50 dead... at least 29 are children. investigators say the bomber was just a boy... as young as 12 years old. this terror attack comes just days before vice president joe biden's visit to turkey. the white house has strongly condemned the bombing...calling it barbaric. tensions are once again rising along the gaza strip. palestinian militants fired a rocket into southern israel yesterday... and israel responded with airstrikes. no injuries were reported on u-s gold medal swimmer ryan lochte says he's taking full responsibility for exaggerating about being held at gunpoint and robbed in rio.... but there is still one thing he isn't admitting to..

eight.here's a live look at the turkey river in elkader right now.the water is inching its way closer to 27-feet.it's expected to crest tomorrow morning - right around the same levels the community saw during the floods of oh-eight. earlier today - our cbs 2 news crew caught up with a group of high school students from elkader central.classes actually dismissed early today sandbag. outcue: give a and handback out live right now - here's another look in elkader. about an hour north - classes were cancelled today in decorah, but are back on tomorrow.cbs 2 news you posted on all the latest cancellations and changes - including high school sports. just head to cbs 2 iowa dot com. now let's check in with chief meteorologist terry swails with more at least eight tornadoes tore through indiana yesterday. yesterday.nearly 20-thousand homes had power knocked out. the worst damage was reported in kokomo, about an hour north of indianapolis. authorities say while some structures are damaged, no one was seriously hurt. hundreds of flood victims are now in temporary shelters while crews work to cl

meantime, other areas that we're watching out of eastern hillsborough county, state road 60, there's a crash with westbound lane blockage at turkey creek road, not seeing any big delays quite yet but keep your eyes pealed as you head that way. railroad crossing closed. according to message boards in the area should be around the clock through the week. forbes road at mlk, junior boulevard, please avoid that area. lip thank you. busy morning tore st. petersburg police. they're investigating two separate shootings. the first happened about 10:00 last night, still not clear exactly where the shooting took place but according to police, the victim drove himself to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. police are calling this a homicide. and then there was another shooting just a short time this time two men were found shot in a car on ninth avenue north and 37th street near the st. petersburg public library. they were also taken to bay front to be treated. it's not clear if the shootings are related but we'll keep you updated as the stories develop. >>russell: two adults are f

-turkey relations following the july coup attempt. we will have national security colors -- scholars starting at 10:30 eastern on c-span. itthe c-span radio app makes easy to follow the 2016 election were everywhere. it is free to download from the apple app store or google plate. get audio coverage and up-to-the-minute schedule information for c-span radio and c-span television, plus podcast times. stay up-to-date on all the election coverage. c-span's radio app means you always have c-span on the go. the wall street journal reports that the florida senate race is shaping up as patrick murphy versus marco rubio. latewrite that in the primary, representative patrick to easilyexpected defeat representative alex grayson to face republican marco rubio this fall. democratic leaders are concerned that a nasty primary race has left democrats week and into the tough fight against mr. rubio. who wins this he is crucial for both democrats and republicans as it could help determine which party controls the senate next year. that is from the wal

now it's your turn to make the switch. >> the pavement is still dry over eastern wisconsin, that is not true along 94 in dane county. take a look at the rain and the turtle pace. there is heavy rain over the western portions of wisconsin this morning. here in the east, we are dry and warm. 74 over 65. the winds are south at 13 miles per hour. we look at the south winds for much of the morning and afternoon. here is a look, the showers are moving into dane county, first to get wet is western fond du lac and dodge countying this morning. we have no warnings with these ot warnings. showers and storms are numerous in iowa and western illinois and the action is happening ahead of a sharp cold front. so periods oin a rnd storms this morning. this afternoon and evening the showers are scattered overall and going up to 80. the shower chances alive over night and early tomorrow. >> thank you, sal. >> new this morning, thousands of people in florida lost power facility. the flames sent black smoke billowing into the air. >> officials say transformers caught fire and the substation next door got c

police stations in turkey have been a target. three police officers killed in this particular bombing. 170 people injured, no claims of responsibility. turkey though blaming the kurdistan workers, party or pkk. it's an ongoing battle with kurdish residents who want more autonomy and this one came hours after a similar bomb east of here, outside another police station that killed three people. >> i think the value of this is the video. you can see what it's like, and that is terror as it strikes, literally moments afterwards, the flames are still in the air. it's extraordinary stuff. we'll move on. i want to get to your money. we are a financial program, ladies and gentlemen, yes, we are. first up, dow futures, we're going to be down about 10, fairly flat. galaxy 7, rave reviews. we're going to drop it in a bowl of water. why? we can, and the iphone cannot. that's coming up on the show. france's prime minister backing a ban on burkini's, the full body swimsuits that women wear, and saying they're know the compatible. donald trump,

in the southeast eastern city near the syrian border. the party was just ending. the guests dancing in the street when that blast went off. the attack now turkey's deadliest this year. 51 people killed 22 of them children under the age of 14. nearly 100 were hurt including the groom. the victims were kurds. at the funerals on sunday, people were shouting shame on you erdogan, voicing their anger at turkey's president. the president blaming isis for this attack, saying there's no difference between that terror group, kurdish militants and those behind last month's failed coup the president saying all of terrorists trying to destabilize turkey and urging the country to come together. the attack last month was also blamed on isis. the government saying isis was responsible. but in that case, the terror group did not claim responsibility. it typically doesn't claim attacks in turkey. and, betty, so far, no claims this time. betty. >> thank you so much, kelly. >>> as ohio goes, so goes the nation, donald trump is head to get buckeye state in attempt to shore up his pre

particularly in turkey, where terror attacks and political unrest are putting tourists off. so many people are looking for more unusual destinations, such as the eastern european country of albania, which is by no means the drab post-communist state many in the west imagine >> just kilometers from the greek island of corfu lies the coastal resort of saranda in albania. in the communist era, the town was out of bounds to foreign visitors. but the tourism sector has flourished over recent years. saranda isn't just popular with albanians and kosovans. several times a day, ferries dock, carrying daytrippers from corfu. at the moment, the beach resort is particularly popular with tourists from scandinavia and the united states. >> it's the first time. we have been to greece several times, turkey, and spain. this is the first time in albania. it is a new experience. >> ms. spent time here enjoying the cafes, restaurants, and the beach. >> and because saranda wants visitors to stay for more than a day, there are now ambitious plans, to build an airport, for example. >> we would lik

>> one of the areas i hear people talking about in emerging markets, eastern europe in particular. 2345i name there's interesting. tucker, obvious reasons and russian. interest in general? >> turkey is one of the countries screened, cheap relative to its own history but significant structural challenges. i talked about the three reasons to like the asset class, in terms of the dollar and policy and fundamentals, it doesn't tick all of those boxes necessarily. so i'd say more cautious when looking at some of the opportunities there. >> josh, brazil? up, its one year high, up 100% since beginning of the year. >> what i love about that. if i told you in january invest in a country where gdp growth is negative for eight consecutive quarters and inflation is 9%. >> and throwing out the president. >> having -- >> you would have said you're crazy. >> a zika epidemic, and people's happiness measured by sentiment surveys where the direction of the country is going have never been lower in recorded history. have an allocation, 3% percent, of your portfolio, you would have thrown me out of your off

turkey has revealed just how broad the crackdown was after last month attempted coup. the prime minister says more than 40,000 people were detained and over 5000 people are still in custody, plus 80,000 turkish employees were removed from duty. the uk's future relationship with european union requires a custom-made solution. deputy foreign minister tells bloomberg they will be able to cherry pick the economic advantages. what is clear is that u.k. can expect assets to become in market unless it allows for free movement of workers. take a look at the world's largest aircraft. it flew for the first time today over central england. it is 302 feet long and can stay aloft for two weeks and carry heavier loads than conventional airships. global news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. i am courtney donohoe. this is bloomberg. nejra: thanks so much. back to the markets. build ugly speaking moments ago -- bill dudley speaking moments ago about the minutes that revealed a battle inside the central banks over when to raise rates. this

eastern europe certainly has possibilities. i know there are issues about our 1997 treaty with russia. i am not a legal expert. wayit seems to me from the i read it, there is the possibility for bases in bulgaria and romania, because the situation has changed since 19 t97. legal authorities and russian experts need to look at it carefully. in addition, we know the krg, the rocky kurds, would love to have a u.s. presence. they would be delighted. i think it is a tricky thing for us are arranged in the current circumstances, particularly with our focus. k, maybe you thatnic can talk about the value of democracy, and what we can do to try to staunch the losses there. mr. danforth: i would begin by saying is that there is the cruel irony of conspiracy theories about how the united states is behind this, that more than anything else in turkey, more than democratization, more than a partner that isis, what the united states has counted on is maintaining a semblance of stability in turkey. and with the coup attempt, that was the first