says it was behind the car bombing in turkey's south eastern city. seven police officers died and at least 27 others were injured. >> reporter: the explosion shattered the calm of this residential neighborhood. a car packed with explosives debt made here. -- detonated here. the damage is clear. this family is shocked. they survived the attack. >> translation: my parents were cooking in the kitchen. i was in the bathroom. my children were studying in the living room. all of a sudden with a powerful explosion we felt it and saw something strong. it was like an apocalypse. >> reporter: many onlookers stood in disbelief. many more scared. >> translation: we heard the explosion. we thought it's an earthquake. we were worried and scared. >> reporter: the car was parked here and it detonated by a remote control. once a minibus arrived at this corner carrying police. the explosion was so powerful it shattered the windows of the surrounding buildings. security officials say they have identified the man in this cctv footage as the main suspect. turkey is incre

turkish police have released footage showing the moment a car bomb exploded in the south eastern city. seven policemen were killed. south korea media is reporting that north korea has fired another short range missile into the sea of its east coast. it follows a joint warning from the u.s., south korea and japan that pyongyang will face tougher sanctions in it continues with what they call its provocations. the question of nuclear security being discussed at a summit hosted by president obama in washington, a working dinner was held on thursday night at the white house for the heads of delegation in 50 countries attending the summit. a state department correspondent has more. >> reporter: this is the fourth and final nuclear security summit of obama's career in the white house. the president is trying to figure out ways of having the work of the summit continue after he leaves office. however, one thing that obama has been trying to do throughout this summit is to try to get countries to work together on things such as improving the physical security of nuclear materials whether it is

> first, turkish police have released footage showing the moment a car bomb exploded in the south-eastern city. the blast killed seven police officers and injured at least 27 others. the policemen were travelling in a bus when a nearby parked car full of explosives was detonated. our correspondent joins us to update us on what happened there in the aftermath of the attack. >> reporter: the residents of this area, residential area, they were in shock. they were describing how big the explosion was. to my left there is a house that is severely damaged and the person saying that his mum and dad were forced to go to the hospital because the ceiling partially collapsed on them and his wife and children survived. also the buildings, at least four buildings in front of me, you can see the windows shattered, so it all indicates how powerful the explosion was. this is where the explosion took place where you can see people are standing there. we also know from turkish media reports that the security services have identified one suspect and he appears to be leaving a car and then walking off. this is wh

thunderstorms to the south into oklahoma city and houston and along the eastern seaboard also dealingain as we go through friday. wrapping things up with a look at europe. we have a low pressure system over the british isles, dragging in a lot of cold air. it's windy and in some places dealing with some snowfall. yeah. we're expecting the system to continue to move to the east. that's going to come on shore, bring showers along the western side of the continent. rain into paris on friday. high of 12. madrid with a high of 18. drier further to the east in the central and eastern portions of europe as we go throughout the day. hope you have a wonderful weekend wherever you are. here is your extended outlook. >>> that wraps up this edition of nhk "newsline." i'm kanako sachno in tokyo. thanks so much for joining us. bq >> welcome to live from paris. a look at what is making news this hour. has taken military action against 16 people over a deadly bombing rain that destroyed a doctors without borders half it'll in october. foodis you -- as the shortage worsens and menace way lu

south and east by 10:00 p.m. still could be mixed precipitation over eastern long island and toms river and points south. but around here, and also north and west of the city, it's about the falling temperatures overnight. by 7:00 in the morning, we're down to 30 in central park. that approaches the record low of 28. that's the record low for tomorrow morning. we have 20s in many of the suburbs and teens. not much of a recovery, but warmer than today. getting up to 48. that's 10 degrees below average. at least tomorrow, we'll have sunshine. clouds increase tomorrow morning. there can be a shower or two in spots after midnight tomorrow and early monday morning. monday, a cloudy day and a few showers, i think steady rain off to the west. we'll wait until monday night and tuesday to move in. here's your accu weather forecast. rain and snow ending early and clearing skies with a hard freeze overnight. we're down to 30. approaching that record low of 28. breezy tomorrow morning. a mix of sun and cloud in the afternoon. winds calming down. we're up to 48. late night shower and a few spots. down to 39. here's your accu weather 7 -day forecast. a few showers durin

we understand that they came from the eastern port city and travelled through thailand, laos and then onto south korea and that will be of concern to north korea because it is a big foreign currency earner for the north korean administration having people sent to work in north korean restaurants, in asian neighbours in that part of the world >>> coming, obviously, with the backdrop of the g7 foreign ministers' meeting in japan, vowing to keep up the pressure on north korea. >> reporter: that's right. i think of particular concern to north korea will be the speculation that's going on here at the moment in south korea, about how much the chinese authorities knew about the mass defection of these workers from this one restaurant apparently through thailand. that would have taken an awful lot of organization and there is speculation here that china is one of the few friends that north korea has left in the world, that is one of the few countries that is supported in economically. china has said in more recent times it has had a checkered history when it comes to sanctions. the it will play its part

the eastern neighborhood south of market a city booming, a new city bit and yet we have light -rails built with less cars for seats and more room for standing. in state of the affordable housing rule i'm for the local zip code rule. i would like to see some people from our neighborhoods investing and enjoying the reaps of new development. we need new direction and security and dignity for those that live in the city. >> thank you next speaker please. >> choochoochoochoo. [inaudible] i live nearby. some years aago and experienced the experience of appointment is done by formula and how all sorts of opportunities simplistic formula, and all sorts of opportunities are lost when that happens. i like the idea of if you go with aopponentment looking to newer people and maybe different identity groups. i like that a lot and i wonder where that thinking fs when michael antinni was appointed to the planning commission. i heard commissioner antinina equate into support of urban infill, the idea of putting new housing in denser neighborhoods and led me too cont plate the idea that maybe urban i

city. we're doing better in south jersey, 39 in browns mill. 40 in cinnaminson, 41 in glassboro, matt. >>> firefighters in eastern canada stay a woman managed to get out of the car right before it plunged down a cliff. it happened at a popular historic site in new foundland. the woman jump out of the vehicle before it took a nose dive. she tumbled 150 feet down. they pulled her to safety. >>> polls show ted cruz ahead of donald trump ahead of the wisconsin primary. trump won in new hampshire following a disappointing defeat in iowa. trump has leading in the new hampshire polls that is not the case in wisconsin. >>> on the democratic side hillary and bernie sanders are neck in neck any badger state. sanders grew a large crowd in madison. clinton stayed in new york making stops in brooklyn asking for support in the state's primary april 19. >>> a teen took a police car on a destructive joyride. his mother called police thinking her son was involved in a robbery. when the police arrived, the teen jumped in the driver seat of the cruiser and took off. he smashed into other vehicles waiting at traffic lights and crash

some locations. 9:00 o'clock still left over showers from the city on south and east, we will take it longer to move off shore across eastern new jersey. two or 3:00 o'clock we will see sunshine returning and by end of the the day we should have a nice sunset throughout the entire region. that sets up a clear night tonight, that means cooler temperatures, some locations may drop down to the 30's and then abundant sunshine coming at us before the entire day on sunday. upper 60's to lower 07's this afternoon. tonight 40's and even 30's in the colder suburbs, it is interior south jersey and lehigh valley and then tomorrow noticeably cooler then today but right where it should be for this time of the year and it will feel warm with that full strong late april sunshine. early morning showers today, clearing skies for the afternoon. 72 degrees. nice north wind ten to 15, pushes out that rain we have been dealing with the past 24 hours. chilly tonight, 45 for the low, with the clear skies, and we will keep that north breeze around at 10 miles an hour, looking ahead to next week for election day pennsylvania, delaware primary, we a

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south-eastern turkey. they're fearful of more attacks >>> syrian state media say a mass grave in palmyra grave was found. 23 are the remains of women and children. the cityas recaptured from i.s.i.l. last month. indian police have opened a case of culpale homicide of a fly over which collapsed. three of the firms officials have been arrested. at least 23 people were killed and 90 injured when a bridge fell onto midday traffic. the construction company denies responsibilities. >> reporter: a street once under the shadow of a fly over now being cleared of concrete slabs and man geled d measuring angleked metal >> the main operation is finished. the second part of the operation, it is still leaning in one direction. that will be done in a very systematic manner. >> reporter: workers say it will take up to three days to remove a precarious slab that is hanging off the bridge held together by pieces of concrete and twisted iron rods. residents look on >> translation: their building nearly touched the air. it had taken up the space above the main thoroughfare which is why people in vehicles had no choice but to pass under the building works. that's how two mem

. >>> mayor bill de blasio presenting his budget at city hall, including $70 million to build a new police precinct. the 116th in south eastern queens, and the mayor also wants to buy new equipment snowplows designed for narrow streets, and he is budgeting $21 million for the smaller plows, haulers, and other equipment. >>> it's 5:37, and you're never more than 7 minutes away from weather and traffic, and bill evans on an accuweather alert day. >>> we may see sunshine breaking through here as we get through sunrise, and we are headed that way. cloudy skies right now, and good visibility, we can kind of make out to the verrazano bridge, and it looks like brightening of the sky as the first batch of rain has pushed eastward. about out to the eastern side. we have showers for northern pennsylvania -- passaic. the next batch is this front around buffalo, cleveland, and the sun will heat it up ad by the. firing up the thunderstorm after lunchtime today. we will get through with a few more showers, and just take the umbrella. you're headed out now, and you will need it by the time we get to lunch hour, and the showers and thunderst

the eastern neighborhood south of market a city booming, a new city bit and yet we have light -rails built with less cars for seats and more room for standing. in state of the affordable housing rule i'm for the local zip code rule. i would like to see some people from our neighborhoods investing and enjoying the reaps of new development. we need new direction and security and dignity for those that live in the city. >> thank you next speaker please. >> choochoochoochoo. [inaudible] i live nearby. some years aago and experienced the experience of appointment is done by formula and how all sorts of opportunities simplistic formula, and all sorts of opportunities are lost when that happens. i like the idea of if you go with aopponentment looking to newer people and maybe different identity groups. i like that a lot and i wonder where that thinking fs when michael antinni was appointed to the planning commission. i heard commissioner antinina equate into support of urban infill, the idea of putting new housing in denser neighborhoods and led me too cont plate the idea that maybe urban i

and more that will be crossing over the eastern shore of maryland and also south jersey and delaware. so we're really not out of the rain just yet. in old city philadelphia the roads are wet but it is a busy evening an cool night. 45 in the city. 42 in pottstown. 43 in the poconos that persistent easterly on shore flow will keep us in the clouds and keep us damp over the neck several days. so overnight, lows in the 40s. not moving that much at all. spotty showers in the forecast with a northeasterly wind. more showers moving through as i mentioned during the early morning hours and for the morning rush, still damp and still cloudy and still cool. coming up in that seven day forecast we'll talk about how long these temperatures are going to stay below average. more rain for at least part of the weekend. and you may have outdoor plans and also the next warm-up is in the seven day. i'll see you later in the broadcast. >> talk to you then, kathy. >>> four year member of the physical police department has turned himself in to the internal affairs unit. prosecutors have charged officer alex mcadams with burglary, trespass and criminal mischief aft

eastern suffolk county out of long island. the skies will clear out tonight, and the winds will go calm. you see from the city west, there are the clouds and south. long island got sunshine, it's all associated with this stationary front, and eventually tomorrow afternoon, some of this rain, this batch of rain will creep northward, and will be running into that. you see the rest of the day, i think by the time we get to sunset, a good part of the area will see a nice sunset. south jersey may stay kind of cloudy. tomorrow by 1:00, we start off with sunshine tomorrow. the afternoon features clouds and some showers. particularly from let's say south hudson river valley, south through the city, a few showers and sprinkles even into friday morning. the farther north you go, with the sunshine. here's the front we're talk being, and showers will run across that, particularly south and to the west. pleasant sunshine. 63 the high tonight. partly cloudy, cool, 46. tomorrow we're looking at some early sunshine. then it becomes cloudy and we've got those showers and the afternoon the temperature is around 59 degrees. so you'll need your rain gear tomorrow e

island 59 degrees and down to the south sea isle city, avalon stone harbor right around that 59, 60-degree mark. we've got the clouds that continue to filter through the easterntry from the midatlantic into southern new england. low pressure right around chicago. you see that yellow box that has popped up. that is a severe thunderstorm watch. there is a tremendous amount of energy with this system that will develop here tonight and tomorrow but that stays in the midwest. we will get some gusty thunderstorms to develop in spots tomorrow afternoon but as we go through the overnight hours as that warm front continues to drift through there could be some scattered downpours or even a quick shower especially north of philadelphia late tonight, early tomorrow morning. the majority of the region will start tomorrow morning for that commute on the dry and mild side with some sunshine. we spike into the upper 70's, low 80's across much of the area and we're still awaiting that front to come in from the north. this is 2:30. the best chance for any storms to fire up would be far northern areas in the early afternoon. then it collapses close to philadelphia, chester coun

south you'll get into the sunshine. that's not the case today, we're cloudy through georgia. no matter where you are on eastern seaboard it's cloudy. 42 degrees in fleetwood. quakertown, 43. chester, 46. center city, 49 degrees. geendz -- agendas geech e beach in current county 46. we've seen the high temperatures topping out in the low to mid 50s. every single day during the month of march it's warmer that were the weather we've experienced in the last few days. we need warmer temperatures. we'll get it this afternoon. even though we're seeing cloud cover right now. we are expecting breaks of sunshine later this afternoon. by 11:00 a.m., 56. 1:00 p.m., 60 degrees, 3:00 p.m., 62. 5:00 p.m., 63. anticipating a high today of 64. accuweather will stay clouds some sunshine throughout the day. rain chance, i hope you like the wet weather we've got a ton of it in the seven-day forecast. just about a guarantee shore bet with tomorrow. monday morning we catch a break tuesday, wednesday and thursday is interesting we're watching a coastal storm. if it misses us out to sea, temperatures will be nice in the 70s and lots of sun. if it hits, wednesday and thursday will be absolutely miserable again. when i co

eastern front of that fault on average every 3 years. a 6 quake strikes every 10 years. the last magnitude 6 was 22 years ago south of carson city>> 91 in san jose yesterday. we wanted to be able to get within 25 degrees of the 1 by the end of the week. very strange weather that whatever the week starts with, the end is going to be wildly different. we start off hot, end cold. mount vaca, mount tam off in the distance. the view from right where hi- def doppler is, it is mainly cloudy but should lead to a spectacular sunset because off to the west right above the horizon we do have some clear skies. it was a warm day today. not as warm as yesterday. but in the south bay morgan hill hit 86. concord, buchanan field 84, san rafael 83. san jose 82. some changes are heading our way. hopefully we'll see a change in how the bullpen pitches tonight. diamondbacks, giants, should be a nice night for bump. clouds moving through mainly clear mid-60s. as for what's going on the temperatures will trend downward. here we go. we'll be mainly clear overnight tonight. and temperatures will drop even when we get up to the 80s for highs. we'll start

into south korea and china not doing what they normally would have done and send them back to north korea, letting them cross. >> absolutely. these 13 restaurant worker workers in an eastern port city, they left china with their passports. that means china had to make a political decision to let them go. in the past, no north korean defector could ever get out of china. they were always repatriated to north korea and therefore to concentration camps. this time the immigration authorities said yes, go to thailand. heather: they went to north korea to do what? >> the chinese are saying we are sick and fed up with you humiliating us which is what the north koreans have been doing. they've been completely defined the chinese. the chinese let this continue because it works for them. that means every time north korea accept, we go to beijing and asked the chinese for favors and they extract confessions so they're not too upset with the north koreans but every once in a while they expressed displeasure and they just did. heather: thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate the inside. john? jon: hillary clinton holds a commanding lead over bernie sanders thanks to support from lots of

south yesterday. sort of stalls right around southern delaware, eastern shore of maryland, in a line all the way through washington, d.c. there are showers, cloudy this morning, no showers he can tending up to the cityut as far as north as kent county, delaware, and sussex county, around bethany beach, seeing rain this morning. so that's the deal. the further south you go, the better you have a chance of seeing some rain. but the big thing is how much cooler it is, we got to 86 degrees for high yesterday. and today, only 62. that's more normal for spring time. tomorrow, showers probably not arriving until the afternoon respect showers on and off friday, gone by saturday, returning sunday night, into monday, and spring showers what we are specking so make your plans around the showers. >> that's right. and all cutting the grass after we get the showers. get that grass cutting rotation. live look here, jammo, on 95, southbound, got crash right there. it is actually right here, 95 southbound, it is right at the onramp, from cottman avenue only three lanes to begin with, sews that's causing delay. ben franklin bridge, no problems at all up and over into downtown. but if you are leaving northeast philly,

city inland. even with a good deal of cloud you'll be in the 60s. that's eastern long island, south-facing shorelines. interior sections of new jersey, 80 possible. tomorrow, 70, clouds giving way to sunshine. 60s on sunday. mid 70s on monday. scattered showers monday night. better chance of showers and storms on tuesday. it dries out for wednesday before the next round of showers on thursday. lauren scala standing by, what is the commute looking like? >> two trouble spots at the moment. heading over to 78 express lanes heading eastbound before the turnpike tolls there. there is an accident involving an overturned truck block at least the left lane. head over to the local lanes if you can to avoid this. heading over to long island, here's the l.i.e. and an accident out there, westbound out by exit 41. you can see it on the shoulder. plenty of curiosity delays as people drive through the area. head to the northern state parkway if you would like to avoid this one. things moving along nicely there. just slowing down making their way around the bend. and you do need to move your car, a

you will find temperatures cooler, eastern long island and south facing shorelines, wind off the water. upper 50s in the city. the suburbs. showers, maybe some thunderstorms by tomorrow, specially later in the day and the night. 68, morning clouds, giving way to sun on saturday and lots of sunshine on sunday, the mid-60s. >> and that is your latest weather. >> al, thank you very much. oscar winner charlize theron often chooses to play tough women as you know. her latest role is no exception, winter's war." >> considering ravenna died at the end of the last movie, she said she was surprised when asked to reprize the role. but her cast made her worth it. >> i thought i made you strong. >> how did you draw the weakness out? what did you do? >> i remember when they sent me the script the first time. i googled evil queen. >> mirror, mirror, on the wall, who is the fairest of them all? >> that image popped up with the black hair, arched brow, red lipstick and collar. and it was just like -- i think it was the challenge. it was interesting to find not just justification justifications of her bad behavior but the re

eastern long island, interior connecticut. down the shore in long branch, 46. lots of clouds out there. that's what we can anticipate for today. breaks of sunshine at times, especially south of the city. along the south-facing shorelines that wind off the water keeps you cooler there. we'll talk about the seven-day forecast on the fours. let's talk the commute right now with lauren. >> let's talk about the buses. only a couple detours out there. the b14 and the m66. we'll look live outside at the roads. we will show you what the bqe looks like. different picture from usual. things moving along just fine making your way around the bend into the area of the brooklyn bridge. normally that's backed up. no construction out there today. enjoy your ride. alternate side of the street parking rules are in effect. more weather and traffic coming up on the 4s. >>> 5:35, the candidates have one more day of campaigning until connecticut's presidential primary just as a political deal is making headlines. senator ted cruz and governor john kasich admit they are teaming up to slow down donald trump's momentum. they are divvying up states. cruz can center his attention on indiana. kasich is free to

eastern. >>> this weekend the c-span cities tour hosted by our charter communications capable partners takes to you long beach, california, to explore the history and literary culture of this port city, located just south of los angeles. on book tv learn about women's contributions to the world war ii effort from jerry shipski, author of "rosie the riveter in long beach". >> when they were looking to build a plant to reduce aircraft which they thought we would need in world war ii, they picked long beach because steps away we have a wonderful airport that was founded in 1923. it was one of the first airports that had a takeoff and landing in different directions, which the army loved because they can use military planes in a way there that they couldn't use other places. and so happened then is douglas went into full production mode and was turning out planes 24/7. and it was -- it then needed a lot of people to work here. the men went off to war. the women for the first time were brought out of the house and brought into the workforce. at its peak, douglas was employing 45,000 people a day in the long beach area. and about 48% of those people were women. >>> and on american history tv, we visit the po