. >> they never told me about anythi g. it could happen to anybody. >> reporter: city leaders argue they are doing something. they're crafting new laws requiring cooling towers be registered, inspected and cleaned. owners will face fines if they don't comply. it's an unpr cedented law for an unprecedented outbreak. >> we are dealing with a new set of realities we've never encountered before in this city. >> reporter: the state is offering free legionnaires' testing for landlords and building owners with cooling towers. governor cuomo says there is no excuse for waiting. >> this is the height of irresponsibility, for a building owner that has a cooling tower to not have checked the cooling tower by now. >> reporter: now, if you live in the south bronx area and you experience any of the following symptoms, fever, chills, muscle aches, nausea, see a doctor right away. legionnaires' is treatable if caught early. >> thank you. >>> new tonight, the nypd wants you to get a look at this clear video of a man holding up a gas station

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this is really their way to get their message across that they are willing to do just about anythi anythingrdinary syrian what is is shocking to us with the suburban sensibilities is really just a sideshow. syria has in the last four and a half years been destroyed. more than 250, 000 people have been killed. then after isis released those pictures we got a press release from unicef saying as many as five million syrians -- about one in four -- are suffering from a severe water shortage. also we heard from doctors without borders that 11 medical facilities in aleppo have been hit by regime barrel bombs. yes it's upsetting to see ruins like this destroyed but they have more to be upset about these days. kate? >> ben, such important perspective. the loss of these precious antiquities, of course, a tragedy, but nothing when you compare to the beheadings and loss of life and the horrible situation that syrians and many others are facing at the hands of isis. seems more insult to injury in what they're facing right now. thank you so much, ben. >>> still ahead for us, for the very first time we a

section 218 and the subsequent conclusion of the committee's intentions is wrong.ns as anythi for themto determine the intentions as anything other than supporting their right to gain full access to timely and complete information is disconcerting. we expect the department and all of the agencies to fully comply218. with section 218 and to provide them with full and immediate access to all records and documents and other materials in accordance with section 6-a of the ig act. but only a few pages of the olc chatty actually discusses the idea.e op most of the opinions analyzedisclosu just three legal provisions whose general limitations onride the disclosure allegedly overridel ces the laws of the inspector general access. those provisions relate to the title iii wiretap, grand jury and fair credit reporting. s it's unclear why so much ink was spilled on just these three provisions given that the fbi has cited nsiearly a dozenozen provisions with holding records and there are dozens if not hundreds of applicable nondisclosure provisionsli throughout the u.s. that can also limit the insp

. >> i said yai can't find anythi i like. no everybody is scared.'m i thissing. -- thinking. >> reporter: good morning. end of a long week, but still off the lows for the morning here. i want to show you the sectors and it's a broad swath of general weakness. consumer discretionary, industrials j technology stocks, health care stocks. everything is down 3% to 4%. i'll make it simple. over in china a rare double down day. down in the morning and the afternoon. down about 11% for the week on the shanghai. similar situation in germany which has had a rough week, down a little more than 1%. a weekly chart, down about 6% in germany. a great comment this morning. when asked why are we so week this week, he said it's august. there's a certain something to that but it may be a little bit deeper than that. the good news is the u.s. has weathered the downturn better than everybody else. the dow is down from a high in may. japan is worse. hong kong is even worse. i use hong kong because a lot of traders think it's a better read on how china is doing than the s

tlog say anythi willing to say anything without worrying about the consequences.was a little bit more filtered than he normally is. >> sarah, just quickly and not because you're a woman but because i thought carly fiorina was amazing and afterwards as well but i hear everyone saying that -- i don't know -- she can't be the top of the ticket. maybe she could be -- maybe she can run for vice president or something like that. do you see it that way? >> well i don't think that she is going to be the nominee. not because she doesn't have ability but because it takes about $1.3 billion to wage a race and there's no evidence yet that she can mount that type of an effort. look, she has acquitted herself very well in this campaign and i think if she continues to have the performance that we have seen out of carly, she will be talked about as a vp candidate. she probably won't be the vp but i suspect that she will be the chairman of whoever the nominee of our party is. she will be the chairman of that campaign because she is proving to be the best communicator and certainly

it's a very popular tourist des anythi nation. so among the 22 who are dead there are a number of foreign nationals. as for who has done this and why, obviously, we're going off this latest information from police that they are looking for this man, no specifics of his nationality or who he may be associated with, but we know that thailand has a history of political violence, political instability. certainly, military coups. the military came into power in may of last year after so much political unrest. and since that time back in may, it has been relatively peaceful in thailand. there have been a number of bombings, but nothing on this scale. and that is what has really shaken up thailand, job john. >> what is the security situation? is there some kind of crackdown under way to ensure this doesn't happen again? >> reporter: yeah, look, obviously, everybody extremely, everyone's on an extreme high alert. security forces have moved in and are fully manning the city of bangkok. obviously searching areas, tourist areas as well. ther