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coming up, more train drivers across france are giving up the fight against the country's rail company sn cs, but the strike is slowing, not stopping yet. faced with a still nice day of travel,. that is forcing people to find other ways of getting around. that will push for a new initiative of paris' bike sharing program, expanding to bicycles for kids. minister vows to teach a lesson to the strong -- to the islamist of chemists taken over much of the north. his government has now asked united states to help by launching airstrikes. isis fighters have been attacking elite regards to defend the biggest or the y to the north of baghdad. isis seems to control most of .he complex but iraqi officials say they still have control of the site. a bit more clarity on this, let's bring in martin. what more can you tell us about what is happening there and why the oil refinery is so strategic? >> it does appear that isis is within striking distance of taking full control of the facility. and it isst area certainly important because it is one of three refineries in the land. it supplies oil to the nor

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the southbound lanes could be blocked for a while stay with sn kirkwood highway or take 13 to churchman's road and 13 to highway 1 to i-95. there's a number of ways to do it. this is i-95 in fishtown, southbound come the headlights in center city overnight construction is out of the way. we're looking much better on i-95 with dry conditions and same thing on the schuylkill expressway. on city between the schuylkill expressway and bryn mawr we have overnight construction restrictioning attractive. we have -- restricting traffic. there's construction on 295 northbound to the northbound side of 42. karen, kind of a busy start on this friday morning. >> reporter: a bills start on my end, i've got good news, it's friday i'm giving you a good weekend and pretty good looking friday, as well. no precipitation out there, we have showers from yesterday falling apart. we have cloud cover south and east of the city of philadelphia you're stuck in that at the moment. no worries, that sunshine will be coming at you today. 71 degrees in philadelphia. feeling more comfortable than yesterday not as humid

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sn>> [ inaudible ]. >> so now the wedding prep begins. she gets had her dress.there. she still doesn't know friends and family are on the plane. surprise number two, the captain of the thomas cook plane performed the ceremony. the ring. they kissed. [ applause ] they get off the plane. she does the bouquet toss. thomas cook paid for their honeymoon after this. all expenses paid. >> that's a heck of a contest to win. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. it's time for the best videos of the day, "right this minute." >>> rescuers try to reach a man stuck in some kind of hole.

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sn>> [ inaudible ]. >> so now the wedding prep begins. she gets had her dress.son there. she still doesn't know friends and family are on the plane. surprise number two, the captain of the thomas cook plane performed the ceremony. the ring. they kissed. [ applause ] they get off the plane. she does the bouquet toss. thomas cook paid for their honeymoon after this. all expenses paid. >> that's a heck of a contest to win. >>> that's our show, everybody. thanks for joining us. we'll see you next time. >>> hi, everybody. i'm beth troutman. it's time for the best videos of the day, "right this minute." >>> rescuers try to reach a man stuck in some kind of hole. >> it is a septic tank, my friends. >> why gas masks don't make this one any easier. >>> a motorcycle follows a narrow path. >> to the right a cliff. to the left a mountain. >> what happens when the rider makes the wrong choice. >> do it now. >> a look at prison after guards use body cams. >> to record exactly what was going

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airports and military installations are on a high alert across pak sn >>> india's president addressed a session of parliament. he set out the agenda more the new government headed by narendra modi of the hind u nationalist party, the b.j.p. we have the details. >> reporter: the president's address touched on a range of topic in new delhi, everything were poverty alivation and economic development, which has been a key election in the campaign. one of the first things that the president mentioned was the need to tackle food and inflation. that was sitting about 8% in india, and that hit the poorst in the middle class. he said that the deposit is aware that there's an abnormal monsoon. this may again push up prices. the government will take measures to arrest increase in food prices. other issues featured prominently were foreign relations and policy. the president mentioned that the deposit is keen to expand cooperation with china, japan and russia. notably the u.s. and europe were at the bottom of this list. there was a veiled reference to pakistan. they'll be looking for neighbours t

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sn . >> tracie, thanks so much. expecting more fireworks today. >>> it is a runoff day for the mississippi senate primary. the race between tea party backed chris mcdaniel and encome bent senator thad mccochran. you may remember that four mcdaniel supporters were arrested for breaking into a nursing home. now a staff of the cochran campaign has been arrested. this time for allegedly destroying mcdaniel campaign signs. the latest poll conducted by a democratic firm has mcdaniel up eight points over cochran, well outside the margin of error. the mcdaniel camp is preparing to send in poll watchers at today's runoff, a tactic republicans use to intimidate black voters in the south for decades. the justice department will be monitoring the situation. >>> united states has reached a key legal agreement with iraq. the pentagon announced monday that the military advisors would not be prosecuted under iraqi law. as part of the deal, the advisors would be protected by diplomatic immunity. >> there seems to be growing op sfwli

. >> ideal with this over the sn snow. >> doctors say if you can't beat the heat it's important to catch any signs of trouble early. >> if you feel like you're getting sick, maybe more tired than you should feel, getting a little nausead or anything hike that, you should go inside into an air-conditioned area. >> symptoms that indicate a more serious heat related illness include an altered mental status and rapid heart rate. we have a lot more information on staying safe in the heat at cbsphilly.com click on health. i'm stephanie stall, cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> kathy we might be having a little relief as those thunderstorms month of in tonight. >>> it will stay steamy but it won't be quite as hot tomorrow and after tomorrow's storms we're in the clear. that's the good news. friday looks like the pick of the week across the delaware valley. scattered showers and thunderstorms moving across part of the region right now. they will will become more numerous overnight tonight and pop up again during the day tomorrow. in center city philadelphia, all is quiet at the moment. but things will

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guilty of war crimes, ethi, a sn fighter, huge propaganda and leadership value, guilty of war crimes. he's not just a terrorist, but a war criminal. >> jeanine: where event u.n. wants him? >> even the u.n. wants him. >> jeanine: and number four, this guy,wasiq. >> he would have ties to major terrorist groups across the board. not just the taliban. he would be working with others, the haqqani network, different groups that came into afghanistan. he had have direct contact with osama bin laden. this guy had everybody on his satellite phone, i can promise you that. >> jeanine: and the fifth one here, khairkhwa. >> he was the elder statesman. he was a governor metr of a proe in western afghanistan. very senior guy. very important again for the leadership of the taliban. they think of the war as starting when we leave. they've done this before. this is history repeating itself. after the soviets pulled out all these guys on the screen were involved with the taliban to take control of the government. as soon as we leave, the war for them begins anew. >> jeanine: oh, certainly. what's intere

by the tonight show starring jimmy fallon and late night with seth myers, live right now over on nbc sn olczyk and pierre mk geyer, this is kenny albert saying so long from los angeles. kings over the rangers 3-2 in overtime. they take game one. >>> tonight the bay area's newest golden boy, kaepernick, cashes in on a new deal. >> the team has given colin kaepernick one of the biggest deals of all time. we start with gerard monterrey who joins us from the comcast studios with details of this huge deal. >> the 49ers believe kaepernick will get them to the super bowl once again, to a six-year contract extension that could be worth $200 million. he has played an intricate role in the organization. his leadership and ongoing production has positively influenced our team and we look forward to his continued growth in all areas. 61 million of the contract is guaranteed money. >> i don't think my motivation is money driven. i think it's driven by the success i can have on the field, not necessarily for myself but with my teammates. and this just gives me all the more reason to go out and try to

sn >> this is a endowering relationship in iraq and that is training and equipment. u.s. officials say there are manned and unmanned aircraft flying over iraq 24 hours a day on intelligence missions vladimar putin is now weighing in on the iraq crieses. he called maliki and expressed moscow's support for his actions against the isis melitants. they talked about cooperation to keep the region free of dangerous terrorist. and putin has ordered his troops in central russia to be on full combat alert following another wave of attacks in eastern ukraine. the latest violence came after the ukranian president declared a sos fire. the sos four deal was met by multiple rebel attacks last night and today. rebel troops accuse the troops of breaking the cease four. putin supports the sos four plan and urging both sides to halt all action and return to the negotiating table. >>> this happeneds of illegal immigrant children are crossing the border and into the u.s. authorities are running out of time and places to put them. take a look at where these children are coming from. since oct

. >> as long as he's bin in prison labz labz has bee abdullah al-sn clear. >> i've been dean detained for 266 days without any charge. and without committing any crime. >> he was taken into custody last august while reporting for our sister channel al jazeera arabic and it has been brutal. over the months we have seen his transmission. a strong 26 -- trmpletion. transformation, a 26-year-old who was committed to his hunger strike. he vomited and passed out after attempting to break his fast. if anything happened to him, the egyptian government would be to blame. >> they accept the responsibility of that. >> al shami is one of hundreds arrested, many journalists and activists, among them. correspondent peter greste and producers mohamed fahmy and baher mohamed, have all been in prison for six months. in court appearances they have maintained their innocence and outrage. >> we have been treated as if we are are rap rapists or murderer. this is unbelievable. >> the journalist is accused of spreading false news. the brotherhood has been declared a terrorist group. al jazeera rejects all c

period, end of sns. no answering of questions surrounding his disappearance nor about the rescue. yesterday, james clapper said -- is reported to have said in a hearing when asked about the health of bergdahl and the urgency to bring him back, he said the intel would not support that. so it's hard to for me to imagine the house didn't anticipate all of this. they could have had a much different week if they had made a decision instead of doing a rose garden ceremony to do a white house photo release of the president contacting the family and susan rice, instead of going on sunday show to say unequivocally what she said to say we're going to get all of the answers. thses a tough deal for america to swallow. they wouldn't have had the week they have had. >> it's been unnecessarily fre nettic for them. you have susan rice saying this man served with honor and distinction and so many facts flying in the face of that. >> i think you guys are blowing this way out of proportion. it's disgusting. the conditions for the release was a one-year travel ban and they are going to make an annual

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what will happen to the rest of sn it?>> you can fast forward and either riding in the beautiful train or going to random bit of history. hey, there's an interesting story behind that. thank you. as always, great. >>> coming up, a popular festival gets an extension. why people have more time to party in the desert. >>> and a view inside at&t park. we have sunshine already over san francisco. warm day into the 90s in parts of the bay area today. your forecast is coming up. >>> good morning. mostly sunny start no matter where you are in the bay area. it's 59 degrees. you can see the clear skies there. not much of a sea breeze this morning. the lack of it will really allow our temperatures to climb on up. you can see 61 in palo alto. . at&t park, right now 59 degrees. we will warm quickly around san francisco and on the first pitch time. mid 70s. 105 today. not much of a breeze to start the game. it's going to be toasty out there if you're in the areas seeing the sunshine. later on we see the sea breeze pick up. winds slightl

at 3:00 p.m., los angeles district attorney gil garcetti addressed the nation sn. >> i want to say tonyone, if you are helping mr. simpson evade justice, he is a fugitive right now. and if you assist him in any way you are committing a felony. >> what do you remember about that, hearing that, what were you thinking? >> oh, my god, i was mad. >> three hours later there was another press conference. the first speaker, attorney robert shapiro, made a plea to his client, o.j. simpson. >> for the sake of your family, for the sake of your children please surrender immediately. surrender to any law enforcement official at any police station, but police do it immediately. >> next, robert kardashian stepped to the microphone to read a note from his close friend. >> this letter was written by o.j. today. to whom it may concern. first, everyone understand i have nothing to do with nicole's murder. don't feel sorry for me. i've had a great life. great friends, please think of the real o.j. and not this lost person. thanks for making my life special. i hope i help yours. >> it sounded like o.j. si

star tracy morgue sn in the hospital in critical condition after a six-vehicle crash on the new jerseyd now by sarah racard, tv editor for the rotten tomatoes website. good to see you. for a lot of viewers, maybe they weren't big "30 rock" fans or didn't know much about tracy morgan, how significant has he been and he is on the comedy strip. >> yeah, definitely. i think a lot of your viewers will recognize him from his lengthy tenure with "saturday night live." a cast member there for seven years, and he is a beloved comedian. last time i checked, he had about 3 million followers on twitter. >> wow. >> and he's really well known for some recurring characters. he's brian fellow, the animal enthusiast who doesn't know a lot about animals but that doesn't stop him from being very enthusiastic about them. also he had a character that would go to outer space. astronaut jones. sort of a 1960s, kind of "lost in space meets the rat pack," and sang the theme song himself, and it's just very funny. he does a very funny -- sendup to that genre with that character. and so people know him from "snl

now as first disclosed by hollywood reporter's marisa guthrie, logue sn back at work and will be appearing on cbs programs and eventually "60 minutes." the network had left the war correspondent in limbo for too long. she'll now get a crack at rebuilding her career. >>> cheryl atkinson also made headlines not long ago when she quit cbs news telling me in a "mediabuzz" interview that the network had simply stopped running her investigative pieces on benghazi and other subjects. now atkinon is taking some heat from the left for her new role as contributor to the daily signal, a website that says it wants fair reporting and is part of the conservative heritage foundation. he. >>> well, anthony bourdain, the cnn food and travel guy, says he doesn't like preaching to the converted, and in a podcast on the nerdist website he put msnbc on the menu. >> you know, msnbc, it's like every show it's like look what these stupid republican morons did today. i'm betting there aren't a lot of republicans watching that show. i mean, that's sort of -- you're not changing hearts or minds that way. it just see

i lost several en years s s sn years of my life.nse of being youthful and missing the average things of going to school and going to the prom, just living like an average 14, 15-year-old kid. >> it hasn't become easier to live as an adult. it's become harder. it's always more difficult to do something if you have this huge gap of your life taken away from you. it's not like just because they said, okay, we are vacating the convictions that it vacated the whole prison term. that prison term happened. it was a reality. we went through that. >> i spoke to them in december of 2012 about the interrogations and why they confessed to a crime they didn't commit. >> they were telling everybody's families that all you've got to do is say this and we'll let your sons go home. you know? this is the amount of tricknology they were using was so dooeevious it caused our pars to say, you know, maybe if we go along with it we can get out of here. >> being 14 stuff goes over your head. it seems like a blur, like a nightmare you can't wake up from, es

>> my firm is working on a case, and david's aware of this, challenging the te the tenure sn public schoolsin california whereby teachers who are incompetent, unqualified teachers are kept in the public school system and the students are subject to -- >> charlie: why? because they're granted tenure and you can't fire them and the youngest can stay and the oldest is fired if there's any problem in the budgets. that system was held unconstitutional under california law. what that system did is rotate -- they called it the parade of the lemons -- the poorest teachers would be rotated into the poorest neighborhoods so that the kids you want desperately to rise out of poverty and to overcome discrimination and adverse circumstances because of their race or ethnicity in the center cities, those were the kids getting the worst teachers. the evidence showed if you have a bad teacher for one year when you're a young kid, you can almost never overcome that. if you have a bad teacher for two years in a row, it's almost over for you. those are the kids that drop out, get arrested, get involved in drugs

jack mcmull sn was a zillionaire, he was smooth, knew exactly what he was doing, and there was no one else in the republican field for senate. so it really seemed like he had very clear sailing for that race in 1998, until a man named fred tuttle came along. >> you need to say fred tuttle, very clearly. can you tell me your name? >> fred tuttle. >> you see, when you say it, it sounds like you're saying is fury turtle. fred tuttle. >> fred tuttle. fred tuttle! fred tuttle! fred tuttle! >> spread fred, fred tuttle, vermont dairy farmer, lived in vermont all of his life, expect for when he was serving his country in world war ii. fred tuttle basically charmed the pants off of vermont, running as a dairy farmer who loved his cows. running against this multi-millionaire guy from out of state, who thought the nomination should be his. in the republican senate primary in vermont, in 1998, good old fred tuttle won 55% of the vote. he sent the zillionaire guy packing. his spending limit was $16 that year. he promptly endorsed pat leahy, the democratic independent, who he was running against. o

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sn>> it's awesome. are you blowing off work today kelsey to watch this soccer game?> why did you decide to be brave enough to do that? i don't know that i would. >> i love america and this is a perfect opportunity to come together with my fellow patriots and support them. >> were you a soccer fan previous to the u.s. team doing so well? >> no. but my friend who's here with me, she's a really big fan and so it's really exciting to be here with her. she absolutely loves it. she's been following them since the beginning of their season. it's been really great. >> if the u.s. team -- i don't want to jinx anything, if the u.s. team doesn't do so well, will you continue to watch soccer? >> oh, yeah. oh, yeah. definitely. any chance i have to come to support, my patriotism, i'm there. >> well kelsey, thanks so much. i'll let you join the others. i see they're starting to gather in grant park in chicago. alison kosick, a lot of people will be doing what kelsey is today. >> yeah. but they're going to be doing it at work. the way i see world cup is like it's cyber monday where

the local tea -- the national sn tea party groups took a pass on that one.d of mine, a guy i know who runs a pac for the tea partn patriots said we looked at that guy, we liked him, but made our big bet in mississippi. well, they lost in mississippi and the local tea party groups r pulled the professor across thea finish line by a remarkable it degree. so to the extent the tea party lives on, i don't think it's k i beaten, i think the energy is te there, the republican party needs it, but i think these big well-moneyed groups have constituted an establishment of their own and they're not doing well. >> i want to change subjects. on hillary clinton continues to take heat on the money issue, d money problems. l and she makes a lot of money te making speeches. put this up on the screen. she was paid $300,000 for a speech at ucla in march, and n students at the university of nevada las vegas are asking her to reject the $225,000 she's hes getting for a speech thee going to be making there in october, and once again she had to clean up the remark she made about s