merkel has said in the past days that the burqa will affect integration. the key is integration into society. it's not anti-islam. it's integration into society. therefore, there is not the absolute defense, the absolute -- but in parts of public life. and when you look at the measures proposed now by the interior ministers, it's not only a decision proposed on burqa but there will be a restrictive regulation on citizenship to be examined in the next years. there will be a strengthening in the number of police and security. re-examine -exam -- of using the german army in the interior instead of measures they are discussing now and clearly to underline the leadership -- no more populous parties outside of the government. and this is the importance. emma: joachim, thank you very much indeed for your insight today. former diplomat and advisor to the former german chanceler ohl. doctors without borders, they accused the saudi-led coalition that are fighting rebels in the country of carrying out discriminant bombings. the aid group says it's lost confidence in

sarah: could germany become the latest country to ban the burqa.onservatives are pushing for constrictions -- restrictions. this is come from ministers from the center-right who have been discussing immigration. the interior minister says that the constitution could make it difficult to ban them completely, but the wearing of the garments should be restricted in certain circumstances. reporter: the conservative interior ministers want to show results, not only in enhancing security, but also in integrating migrants into german society. it comes in response to last month's terrorist attacks. >> we reject full-bodied veils, not just the burqa, but the other kind that leaves only the eyes visible. we all agree on this. this is our common position. such avails have no place in open society, to show one's faith is an essential part of living together and social cohesion. we call on everybody to show their face. reporter: the cdu wants to ban the wearing of a full body veils in certain places, schools and universities, passport controls and demonstration

. >> 1106 right now officials in germany calling for a band on burqas and face covering veils they say the broker does not bucket does not sit in with jeremy's open society in view make it legal requirement for everyone to show their face in public areas burqas and face covering veils will be banned in schools courts while driving and in public office germany already bans people from wearing things that cover their face at protests. >> today donald trump is releasing his first tv ad but he won't be you won't be seeing it here in colorado. >> the trump campaign that discusses immigration more than anything else for now the ad will only run and four key states of north carolina ohio florida pennsylvania where trump has been struggling against democrat hillary clinton huber will not be able to settle a lawsuit between the drivers after all a federal judge rejected a proposed $100 million settlement of the judges says of the deal did not compensate drivers in california and massachusetts enough the lawsuit it was overpaid the two sides will have to go back to the drawing board and try to f

. >> i find a full ban on the wearing of burqas in germany is problematic.ne cannot forbid everything one rejects, and i reject the wearing of the burqa. he views his own -- reporter: he views his own suggestions as feasible and expects social democrat coalition partners to agree. he wants to implement his package of security measures quickly. anchor: a bit more now from dw's political correspondent, who is standing by for us in our parliamentary studios tonight. i want to drill down into one of the details in this plan. that is, prevention and integration. it isn't just a german approach. we have seen it elsewhere. has it been effective? >> well, that's a big question, isn't it? it's an approach that denmark has taken, putting a lot of emphasis on community-based integration, de-radicalization programs. in some cases it has worked. in some, it hasn't. i have talked to a lot of experts, and they have said, this approach means a lot of one-on-one work, a lot of work over the course of several weeks, months sometimes even, to work with individuals. so it's mor

germany is having the same debate france had it years ago about the burqa, the head coverings. >> we are expecting to hear from this court's ruling on whether to overrule the ban in a few hours time. the turkish president has blamed the outlawed militant group pkk for today's deadly attack on the police in the southeast of the country. 11 people were killed and 78 others injured when a suicide truck bomb targeted a law enforcement headquarters. said turkey isan battling militants at home and abroad. for the latest, let's cross to the turkish syrian border where -- fatima is standing by. verya: the situation looks quiet here -- only a few explosions. the turkish army is cleaning the minds the organization plotted at the border. we saw this morning when we were militarymore turkish vehicles, more tanks. we can expect the operation to last longer than it was probably expected. the turkish prime minister said just a few minutes ago that the operation will last as long as necessary. very decided to keep on going in this operation. met a very small group who weresyrian men telling us they

understood that difficult few years.... " france was the first european country to outlaw anyone wearing burqas and niqabs in public. belgium and the netherlands also have bans, and germany is considering it. now for a quick check on your weather with meteorologist kaj o'mara. morning's weather, kaj... overall, we have a pretty quiet day in front of us as high pressure builds in from the northwest. this high pressure system will control our weather today and much of tomorrow as well. later on friday night, there is potential for a few showers and thunderstorms, becoming widespread after midnight and into saturday. hopefully most of this can wait until after football is over. several lines of storms are possible on saturday, but the overall risk of anything severe is very low at this time. much of the rain should get out of here by sunday morning leading to a dry second half of the weekend. a tropical system should develop ov may lead to our weather pattern stalling out for at least 3 or 4 days. stay tuned!today: partly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 78 tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog possible.

they include banning the burqa and banning double citizenship, which is something social democrats fought over two decades. >> thank you for that, nick spices. doctors are trying to save lives in aleppo have saved the u.s. for refusing to help. ofme are accusing washington inaction in the face of tens of thousands of lives. russia has announced a cease-fire,aily but the u.n. has slammed that is being far from enough. >> three hours of peace per today -- per day. >> a lot of time, the window will be introduced which aviation strikes and fire will be altered. theing into account, incorporation -- aid passage of humanitarian for the people of aleppo. >> about 250,000 people have been trapped as the area became under siege in early july. thousands of people in desperate need of food and medical supplies. the united nations said they would consider the russian plan with the humanitarian needs exceeds the three-hour cease-fire. about need two legs and 40 hours to get sufficient trucks in. >> the u.n. has warned that civilians are great risk for water shortages as the fighting intensifies. up to

a bicciny that is more like a burqa. >> it was part of integration. it was part of combining the cultures. >> reporter: after the attacks in nice, mayors of at least 15 towns banned the burkinis linkingm a symbol of enslavement, the french prime minister says. the ban has sparked protests. online this tweet. you should be weeping, france. and this, a picture of jacques cousteau fully covered. in this secular country where it's illegal to wear crosses in pools and veils over faces, most support the burkini ban. "you come to france, you have to live like but for some it's political. there are more important things like education and women's rights, the mayor of paris says. by the weekend, covered skin could be back in. france's highest court will rule in the next 48 hours whether to let women wear what they want. kelly cobiella, nbc news, london. >>> we're back in a moment with more hot water for olympic >>> an update on the racist hack attack we told you about last night against snl star leslie jones. the department of homeland security tells nbc news

announced that are puzzles first or to -- are thought to include swifter deportations and a ban on the burqa. this comes in response to last month off attacks in germany, two of which linked to so-called islamic state. german police have raided the homes of three people suspected of providing support to islamic state. reporter: several of the raids took place here. the police searched the departments said to belong to one of the suspects. the men are suspected of recruiting fighters for the so-called islamic state. >> we believe the suspects are members of the salafist movement. they are believe to have taught salafists and extremist ideologies to people willing to travel abroad, to encourage them to join islamic state. reporter: the interior minister says the raids targeted militants involved in radicalizing. in lower saxony, police raided the premises of a suspected islamic preacher. they want to increase pressure on islamists operating in the country as does the interior minister. >> t the federal landscape governments have agreed we will take a tough approach and conduct thorough and ear

some women -- even burning their burqas -- as they were able to uncover their faces for the first time -- since the islamic extremists took over. vice president joe biden is heading overseas to turkey -- as he tries to relations. he's the highest ranking u-s official to visit the country -- since a failed coup last month. ties between the u-s and turkey -- becoming tense over differences in the fight against isis. turkey is also pressuring the white house -- to let them arrest a u-s-based cleric -- they accuse of plotting the coup. more than 200 people were killed -- in the attempted overthrow of the turkish government. the hacker known as 'guccifer two- point-oh" strikes again. this time -- taking credit for hundreds of house democrats. the hack also contains the contact information for staff members and campaign aides. guccifer previously gave nearly 20-thousand democratic emails to wiki-leaks. donald trump is trailing in the polls. but he sure seems to be in the lead -- when it comes to stolen yard signs. jeanne moos explains. --reporter pkg-as follows-- you are looking at perhaps t

let's hope we don't hit that burqa but it has been a warm summer so far and we have temperatures once again that will approach 110 again for tuesday. you can see from dallas toward louisiana. that stream of moisture pushing to the midwest with a line of showers moving off to the east but there has been historic flooding in parts of southeast louisiana. look at these pictures. the federal government has declared a major disaster area in that state and at least 7000 people have died. 10,000 people staying at shelters tonight here 75% of those affected by the flooding do not have flood insurance as we mentioned, still more rainfall coming across louisiana again tonight.not a good scene.the satellite radar, most of the activity from flagstaff out toward the white mountain.show low had pockets of heavy rainfall and strong winds across western areas of our state along the i-tend toward courtside but futurecast is showing a pretty quiet morning work tomorrow afternoon, a few pop-up showers mainly in the high country see an increase of chance of showers and storms in the valley. the heat, a b

some women -- even burning their burqas -- as they were able to uncover their faces for the first time -- since the islamic extremists took over. returns now to your voice -- your vote -- and the race to the white house. donald trump's running mate -- mike pence is coming clean -- and releasing his tax returns. pence says -- he'll make his returns public before election day. donald trump is on the campaign trail -- with a new call to action. abc's mary bruce reports --h and vote on electiond day -- but to not stop there. he wants them to be on the watch for cheating. script: tonight, donald trump with a message to pennsylvania voters: if he loses there, it will be because hillary clinton played dirty. sot trump altoona pa the only way we can lose, in my opinion, i really mean this, pennsylvania, is if cheating goes on. i really believe it. urging supporters not just to vote? but to be on the lookout for cheating sot trump come in and vote 5 times. (gfx) and making that call for volunteers to help "stop hillary from rigging this election!" trump crying foul as he plummets in the key bat

. >> burqa ban is one question, but when it comes to swimwear, i don't understand it. i don't think it is good. >> if they want to use it, it is ok. everyone to what they want. the ban will remain in place is expected from france's top court on friday. terry: it has become known as the world's worst zoo located in a blockaded park of the palestinian territories was the most a sick necessity is are in short supply -- basic necessi ties are in short supply. the remaining inhabitants were prepared to move on. reporter: veterinarians from the four paws international animal charity and their palestinian colleagues are ensuring the animals are fit to travel. the interest is day. it is not every day an entire zoo is as actuated. going on recent developments, we think the animals don't have a future here. when the zoo started in 2007, there were 120 animals. now there are only 15 left. in just a few hours, the remaining animals will be leaving. among them, monkeys, turtles, a pelican, e-mail, -- emu, and a tiger. they will go across to israel. some will go to south africa and

some women -- even burning their burqas -- as they were able to uncover their faces for the first time -- since the islamic extremists took over. vice president joe biden is heading overseas to turkey -- as he tries to fix strained relations. he's the highest ranking u-s official to visit the country -- since a failed coup last month. ties between the u-s and turkey -- becoming tense over differences in the fight against isis. turkey is also pressuring the white house -- to let them arrest a u-s-based cleric -- they accuse of plotting the coup. more than 200 people were government. the hacker known as 'guccifer two- point-oh" strikes again...taking credit for outing the personal phone and e-mail addresses of hundreds of house democrats. it also contains the contact information for staff members and campaign aides. the hacker previously provided nearly 20-thousand democratic emails to wiki-leaks. caught on camera -- a woman -- run over by her own car. just how does sometn this happen in the first place? what she does next -- is stunning. plus -- a woman -- fighting for her life -- after

actually maybe either more popular a booking is a full length the wetsuit that has a hood built in mic a burqa and kind of a bikini put together the combination of those two friends were the first european country to ban public wearing of birth particles in month the women in australia created their bikini she says every sense of the ban on the item in france and her sales have gone crazy a complaint has been filed to prince's highest court called the book in the birkey the ban is from phobia. >> emily is expected in the next few days probably no surprise here but a woman who wanted to sue starbucks over the amount of ice they put into her drinks is not going to get her way the women out starbucks and shorting people by putting in too much ice and not enough beverage a huge she didn't have any did have a viable claim to the judge starbucks always list the size of the cup versus ice and if it bothers you by the way you can ask a provide ice at starbucks it is a thing you can order just opened less ice you can say no ice for all you want. >> ice that's the problem you have to try to please every

so it's happening mayors and france will not be allowed to ban swimwear and notice bikinian with a burqa built in that decision just made by france's highest court today was a dirty french towns had banned for kidneys which cover the whole body except for the face hands and feet french officials say it was done as a response to terror concerns but the human rights activists argue that banning them isn't it illegal in pushes people to islam phobia. >> nevada department of building a burlington headquarters in the parking means 367 parking spots will be lost or just fine because it's so easy to find this funding day ?-dash not so much status as the new park instructor will be built as part of a new building and that will include 500 new spots instruction set to start there the end of the year and will be finished by 2018 cell in the meantime is a couple that a couple of a 300 and something spots you won't have an adobe type parking at the games something to be this we week and we can start into the thickest on bonus of the on ramp in havana will be shut down as close to being a flick from

>> yeah, and he's got a girlfriend kind of in a burqa type thing except with cleavage and he has hisfascinated by you're making this show and there is obviously kanye people that you've invented because there were no kanye types back then -- >> you don't know that. >> trevor: -- that could make music for themselves and get paid? (laughter) yeah, and then also -- but you've also done research. >> we've done research. the show takes place in newport, rhode island, and the more research we do, the more fascinating how cyclical everything is. this show 100 years ago, there was no income tax. people were so rich, they were living like rappers. >> trevor: they were living like rappers! >> tits american version of "downton abbey." these people had so much money. i think at one time carnegie had more money than america. >> trevor: wow. >> they were billionaires in 1902 because they didn't pay income tax. once they introduced the income tax in 1912 or 1915, then people were, like, oh, we can't have 65 servants and we've got to move out of these homes. >> trevor: yet, ironically, that's where

you can have a burqa and burkini ban in germany. but i have to tell you, this is something that designers should take care of. that's not for public policy or governments. it has nothing to do with security. you know, this -- this secularism gone wild, we might hear about that a bit, has to stop. it's not going anywhere, and the frenk cour french courts play a positive role. the fact you do have a majority public opinion for a burqa and burkini ban tells you how weak and insufficient our public discourse on terrorism is. you need components. this is such a site issue, it's all of a sudden in the store. so, here we heard, i want to conclude with, we heard suggestions that we should take on isis like we took on the nazi regime in germany in world war ii. that might be a valid comparison in terms of the hurclean task taking on a regime like the nazis. the u.s. and allies succeeded, of course, in achieving total victory and complete surrender. but that's not conceivability in the case of isis. this artificial construction of a caliphant

to have a difficult few years.... " france was the first european country to outlaw anyone wearing burqas and niqabs in public. belgium and the netherlands also have bans, and geran considering it. its here is a live look at . stay with kcrg-tv9. meteorologist kaj o'mara joins overall, we have a pretty quiet day in front of us as high pressure builds in from the northwest. this high pressure system will control our weather today and much of tomorrow as well. later on friday night, there is potential for a few showers and thunderstorms, becoming widespread after midnight and into saturday. hopefully most of this can wait several lines of storms are possible on saturday, but the overall risk of anything severe is very low at this time. much of the rain should get out of here by sunday morning leading to a dry second half of the weekend. a tropical system should develop over or near florida next week, which may lead to our weather pattern stalling out for at least 3 or 4 days. stay tuned! today: partly sunny. wind: nw 5-10. high: 78 tonight: partly cloudy. patchy fog possible. wind: light nw

some men shaved their beards, and some women burned burqas that covered their faces-- both required by isis' strict religious rules. these college students are working to address issues of race within the muslim community. read more on our web site at www.pbs.org/newshour. >> brangham: the islamic terrorist group known as boko haram gained global infamy for kidnapping close to 300 schoolgirls in nigeria in 2014. but the group has also kidnapped more than 10,000 boys over the past three years, according to human rights watch. what happens to these boys-- including boko haram's efforts to convert them into soldiers-- is the subject of an article this week co-written by "wall street journal" reporter drew hinshaw, who joins me now. before we get into your reporting, help us understand what is boko haram doing and what do they want and how long have they been waging this insurgency in nigeria and elsewhere? >> since about 2009, boko haram has been waging a really cover-upped-earth violent campaign, create an islamist state in the northeast of nigeria, chase away soldiers and generally atta

we've seen videos of men cutting off their beards and women taking off their burqas. this lasted a brutal 173 days. hundreds of people were killed, men, women and children. the city is devastated but it's a major victory both symbolically and strategically. it's close to the turkish border and sits along a main road that leads to aleppo to the west and raqqah to the southeast. this helps cut off that transportation and supply corridor used by isis to smuggle weapons, equipment and foreign fighters from europe. arthel? >> very strategic. john huddy, thank you very much. we'll have more in 20 minutes when we talk to ambassador john bolton. eric? >>> joe biden is planning a trip to turkey just weeks after the failed coup attempt to rock that country. erdog erdogan has met with vladimir putin calling him a dear friend. the vice president will make that trip on august 24th. this comes with rising tensions between the u.s. and that country. they are asking to extradict the muslim cleric. >>> others are asking, are we about to surrender control over the internet? technology

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france, they have overturned this ban of the burkini, this is the bathing suit that is essentially a burqa. and it's just fun to say burkini. but it has been overturned and they can wear them now on the beaches. >> the ban on this was always ridiculous. it was a great overreaction. the burkini actually is a way for people who want to be traditional and yet modern as a compromise and should have been allowed. it's well that it was overturned. the french are secular but this is ridiculous. >> winners and losers? charlie, winner first? >> winner would be iran. they own the middle east now, i think. loser, post racial america. >> winners and losers? >> my winner is kellyanne conway, trump's new campaign manager getting much of the credit for his somewhat improved performance over the last week or so and also gamely tried to explain his immigration policy this week that none of us can really understand. my would see loser because i can't let go of the olympics is ryan lochte who saw his sponsors drop him this week after the robbery story. >> does he go back to brazil? >> i don't think so. >> i

here and adapting to their culture, they need to come here and a -- just because women don't wear burqasan you can sexually assault them. >> they've actually had to hand out pamphlets in germany because a migrant think if she's there in a swimsuit, they're fair game. so they're handing out these pamphlets, and i look at this and again, hillary clinton, politics aside, why would you want to invite that here? >> again, most are trying to do the right thing, but look at the stuff with the illegal immigration. they know the more they can bring in, they'll be democratic voters. >> that's what it's about, votes? >> a lot of what is happening now is politics. a lot of people just want to keep power, and that's the sad truth. >> i'm thinking bottom line, we need to keep everybody safe first and foremost. >> i would hope so. >>> hillary clinton bringing out the billionaires to sell an economy that supposedly works for everyone. is anyone buying it? >>> plus, border crossers now getting tips on how to hide from our very own border patrol. yes, i'm going to explain. we'll see you back here in two.

today we've been seeing pictures of men cutting off their beards, women burning burqas and emotionaltures also of some of the hostages embracing female kurdish fighters. the fight for manbij lasted a vicious and brutal 73 days. hundreds of people, men, women, and children, were killed. the city as we've been seeing devastated. but it's a major victory both symbolically and strategically. manbij is close to the turkish border and sits along a main road that leads to both aleppo to the west and then raqqa to the southeast. so again, it paves the way taking control of the city paves the way to raqqa for those u.s.-backed syrian and kurdish fighters and also, as i said, elizabeth, cuts off that supply corridor that isis was using to smuggle weapons, equipment, and also foreign fighters from europe. elizabeth? >> john huddy reporting live. thank you so much. >>> and still ahead, millions of americans insured under obamacare is bracing for sticker shock. find out why you could be paying more in 2017. >>> and also, donald trump swing state pitch. why he's making an appeal to voters that cou

france, they have overturned this ban of the burkini, this is the bathing suit that is essentially a burqa just fun to say burkini. but it has been overturned and they can wear them now on the beaches. >> the ban on this was always ridiculous. it was a great overreaction. the burkini actually is a way for people who want to be traditional and yet modern as a compromise and should have been allowed. it's well that it was overturned. the french are secular but this is ridiculous. >> winners and losers? charlie, winner first? >> winner would be iran. they own the middle east now, i think. loser, post racial america. >> winners and losers? >> my winner is kellyanne conway, trump's new campaign manager getting much of the credit for his somewhat improved performance over the last week or so and also gamely tried to explain his immigration policy this week that none of us can really understand. my would see loser because i can't let go of the olympics is ryan lochte who saw his sponsors drop him this week after the robbery story. >> does he go back to brazil? >> i don't think so. >> i don't thin

noren capturing the bronze in a burqa. and finally in men's beach volleyball, brazil adding to the host country's gold medal count. the dynamic duo pulling off a stunning victory over italy in front of a raucous hometown crowd. >> the dream has come true for brazil! >> reporter: taking back the title for the first time since 2004. so with seven more medals on thursday, team usa brought its total here to a rio olympic leading 100 in all, way out in front of china and of great britain, ahead of russia. more golds will be handed out today and today the women's gold medal game, sweden versus germany. i was at the athletes village and the swedish king was greeting the players. i'm thinking all these guys are going home for the royal treatment when they're done. >> that's awesome. >> we talk a lot about medals guys. >> you guys have been awesome. >> thank you so much. let's go back to savannah in new york. she's got the other top stories of the morning. savannah. >> let's catch you up. just this morning donald trump released his

jumping right into the whole burqa debate that we are having in france. idea that he wants to reinforce the ban on headscarves. economy, there also were some controversial proposals. hournts to end the 35 workweek. they have glowing words for him in the editorial. takes a lot to run again. especially after he admitted such a huge defeat. perhaps he is hoping to make a comeback? but they're not even sure if it is going to work. so it takes a lot of guts to do that. they applaud him for putting forward this courageous project. he has put all of the cards on the table. anchor: several papers areanchor: pointing out that sarkozy is still in a lot of hot water with legal problems. and that could scuff or his plans. >> that's right. taking a closer look at the legal woes he is under for more investigation in two serious cases. one involving influence peddling -- ofe other of shem shady campaign financing. so it is him in a unique position. we have never seen a candidate with the legal problems following him but a lot of papers point out it might not stop him. t

this is him talking to her, by wearing a burqa. you have a face that makes doves cry.t's like finger nails on a chalk board in an inner school chalk board that you want to defund. if you are here, anne, who is scaring away the crows from our crops. >> it's like mean tweets. >> oh, my god. >> and it goes on and on. through the entire thing. >> three hours. >> that and donald trump ruining her book tour by changing his immigration policy 18 times on the day that she launched. >> she's not having a great week. >> wow, wow. okay. other than wow. what will be the next headline. jonathan, can you tweet that? >> jay read mean tweets. i don't know if you can top that. >> i can't top that. i'm going to bring it down to a more serious level. august 30th, tuesday, is primary day. and john mccain, senator mccain in arizona, we are going to find out whether the polls are right. will he eke out another victory or will he actually lose to a woman who actually diagnosed him as being too old to be in the senate. >> can age shaming win you a senate primary. >> and chuck todd was great w