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this is the fox report. this is the bottom of the hour. time for the top of the news. at least 90 people are dead and 200 wounded after a pair of bombings. the explosion happening seconds apart at a peace rally. the sergeant bo bern bergdahl is charged with diversion and misbehavior. the pentagon said they will seek to make condolence payments after a u.s. air strike hit a doctors without borders hospital in afghanistan. 22 people died in the bombings. republicans

then growing pressure for congressman paul ryan to step up to the plate. he said in the past he doesn't want to job. kristin, where do things stand with paul ryan? i know he has donald trump's blessing. >> reporter: right now paul ryan is at home. with his wife and family. has the other family the republicans. yesterday a spokesman which ryan chairs said he appreciates the support from the colleagues and still not running from speaker. but ryan is under enormous pressure even with the former and current candidates for the job. >> i am a huge fan of paul ryan and i would hope he would do it.

>> he has respect of all of us. even though who don't vote for him. he is a reasonable person and rational thinking he could help bring us together. >> if he does it, he would be an amazing speaker. but he has to decide on his own. >> as for when that decision will be who knows. >> what happens if there is not a speaker. >> reporter: boehner will stay. congress is dealing with the debt ceiling. part of the reason speaker boehner resigned he didn't want to do those issues. >> all right thank you so: >> more on the house speaker drama with former speaker newt

gingrich. be sure to check your local listings. senator bernie sanders stumping in colorado with three days to go until the first democratic presidential debate. he will give a preview and releasing a statement criticizing hillary clinton for her support of the iraq war. on the republican side, donald trump slammed hillary clinton. >> honestly if that were a republican it would be called jail time. >> clinton said using the private server was not the best idea, but she insists she did nothing wrong. north korea, scary words tonight. ready for war with the united states. that from the hermit kingdom's leader kim jong-un. in a parade with the communist

party rule. this is our top story as we go around the world in 80 seconds. north korea, celebrating the ruling party's 70th anniversary with a lavic military parade. kim jong-un warned his army is ready to respond to the war against the united states. berlin. more than 100,000 people marching in protest of a trade deal between the united states and european union. demonstrators organized by german trade unions said it will lower food safety and labor. but the government argues that the deal boosts the global economy. >> china, a man saving a man. he fell over in front of a car. witnesses rush to help the car's

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countries in the european union. this comes as 120 african men and women and children were rescued attempting the voyage to italy. they are fleeing war and poverty. amy kellogg has the latest. >> this is not a emergency or unforeseen. >> reporter: we'll have to confront. >> reporter: they are a major entry point for migrants rescued overseas. this city has taken pains to give them dignity in death. the mayor is proud of the monument to 17 of the more than 100 refugee who arrived in the city already dead. tombstones are about the

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>> today it the 20th anniversary of the million man march. to mark the occasion black men from across our country gaerth ared in the national hall. calling for police reform and fix failing education system. it was held in 1995. more than 400000 peaceful protestors gathered in washington where they pledgeed to improve their lives and family. >> and anyone who loves golf can pursue that in a place that might surprise you. >> west point, george

washington's brain child and the oldest military academy. known for the stone architecture and cadet chapel. it is it the best of those who led american in wartime. grant, leeh, icen houser and petraeus and others. and now it is a place where america's wars are memorialized in one of america's favorite games. you got that, right. >> carved in the granite hills of west point's 16000 acre is the golf course. historic in its own right. it is the product of robert trent jones senior and built in the world war ii year.

using the german prisoners of war transported from the battlefields of europe to the post. i play a round with general frost. 83. he was a freshman and now he has served all over the world in bosnia and afghanistan. he is now chief of public affairs and his concern is how the american civilians and military personnel relate to one another. >> we have a divide. less than one percent of the population served in the military. and so as we are cresting off of the last 14 years of warfare, although there is a lot of concern and danger in the world and forces that are deployed around the world, we do want to insure that the civilian society and military society come

together and this is a great place to do that. >> one of his west point classmate and fellow soccer team member is dan rice. >> i wouldn't bet he would be in the position. and rice fulfilled the army commitment and went to the business world and reenlisted in the iraq war. back in the states and back in business. rice and fellow graduates saw one opportunity right in the west point gates. the hotel, owned by the u.s. government and managed as well as the federal budget. >> it was struggling and after 9/11, and a group of graduates took over the management of the hotel and revived the hotel. and we have corporate strategy meetings here and we have over 100 weddings and it is a great place and part of america's history and owned by the

american public. which brings us back to the golf course. it was in need of spit shining. and so the markers on the course commemorating the major wars. number one american revolution and a war won by the man who gave birth to this place. golfers are reminded of the military battles that shaped our nation. war of 1812 and civil war, our nation's bloodiest in which armies were led on both sides. >> whether they are loyal to the union or south. for a lot of cadets it took their individual states to succeed before they went with the south. >> that is brother on brother. and freedom and how close you know each other here, it is incredible. you have the north and south and

confederacy and union. but close personal friends and understand the habits and weaknesses. it is significant. >> through korea and the cold war, golfers arrived in the 13th hole vietnam. it was controversial and led by general westmooreland who graduated from west point but served as superintendant. >> a lot of people would like to forget vietnam. but it is important for west point to remember. >> they stayed with it and bore the next couple -- leaders you see in afghanistan and iraq. the course is on west point property but open to the public p. the cost goes in to recreation for cadets.

>> it is the kind of story we never get tired of. a lieutenant surprising his 7th grade daughter in a track meet south of atlanta. take a look. you can see she nearly fell over with excitement. they hadn't seen each other for months. but this reunion was worth with the wait. it was excited and nervous and balled up in one feeling at. >> it was one of the best days of my life. >> and she said she was feeling tired that day and didn't want to go to the meet and of course, now, she is certainly really glad she went. >> and earlier we asked you to chime in on one of our stories on the report. will vice-president biden run for president. and whose campaign would he hurt

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