it might also be added that our capital city, washington itself, was the design of an immigrant. the french engineer pierre l'enfant. and that the two famous, most fine movies ever made about congress, "mr. smith goes to washington," and advise and consent," were directed by immigrants. and, yes there were african , slaves who did much of the work in the capital. how many in all will never be known, but played a large part they did. the efforts of their labors on a -- are the very pillars that stand before us here. owners, theytheir cut the marble in the quarries. building and rebuilding the capital took more time and labor and patience than many might imagine. things went wrong. there were angry differences of opinion over matters of all kinds. there were accidents -- numerous injuries, and one dramatic, narrow escape. at work one day, on his frescoes in the upper reaches of the great dome, constantino slipped from his scaffold, and only managed to catch hold of a rung of the letter. -- of the latter -- ladder. for 15 minutes, he hung for dear life some 55 feet above the marble

it is exciting to be year in the capital city with my -- to be here in the capital city with my fellowemployees. i am here as were secretary of state for two reasons. the first of which, i know that kentucky is that we are the 31st state in the union they got voter registration. we had

30,000 kurdish troops, to start what appears to be a large-scale military offensive against isis' capital city in raqqah, in syria. today those forces are reportedly still 30 to 40 miles north of the city of raqqah. but they're reportedly headed in and they've been knocking isis forces out of small towns along the way as they go. so apparently this leaflet wasn't kidding. the fight for raqqah, what isis claims is its capital city, that fight is apparently on. and simultaneously the other fight that is on is the fight for fallujah. the name fallujah has a lot of resonance here in the united states because of the huge number of mostly u.s. marines who were killed and wounded fighting there in the early days of the iraq war. the fiercest house-to-house fighting the u.s. has been in since vietnam. it was the first iraqi city captured by isis in iraq. before isis decleared itself to be a caliphate, isis has been occupying fallujah for 2 1/2 years. the longest-held territory in iraq. and the fight is apparently on in fallujah, too. the fight to take back that city from isis got under way yesterday.

all over the capital city people have been practicing for celebrations which will mark the event that starts tomorrow. the meeting is likely a chance for kim jong-unto cement power. >>> rescue efforts to rescue stranded residents they still not able to save a 64-year-old grandmother and her gand children. they admit the video against the outcry against their response. >>> palestine tien texas is getting help from adrian peterson. he's donating $100,000 for relief efforts. he said his families are fine. >>> the latest on the crisis in flint the city's utility director has agreed to a plea deal, he'll cooperate with prosecutors in exchange for a lesser sentence. this, as the president visited flint and drank some filtered tap water. the president vowed to keep the pressure on leaders at all levels until all of the water is safe to drink. >>> and president obama and the first lady took some time out yesterday to recognize a very important holiday. >> yesterday is the unofficial star wars holiday may the 4th be with to mark it the white house released this video doing what they could to f

it is exciting to be year in the capital city with my -- to be here in the capital city with my fellow employees. i am here as were secretary of state for two reasons. the first of which, i know that kentucky is that we are the 31st state in the union they got voter registration. we had thousands of votes, over 20,000 votes that utilized that service. but now begins the hard part. that is actually turning people out to vote. so my question, my question to you, kentucky, are you ready to go vote? let me hear you say yes! >> yes! >> now the president is backstage, and he was a hear you say go vote kentucky. >> belvaux, kentucky! >> yesterday, it looks like only 20% of kentucky's registered voters would show up. are you ready to go vote? seiko vote, kentucky. >> go vote kentucky! >> this is someone who is close to my heart, a family that has literally seen me grow up and i was but a wee teenager. proud to welcome them at the steps of the lincoln memorial in frankfort, kentucky. he has the president, she is the first lady. and i hope why the end of this year we will welcome them back. he,

it might also be added that our capital city, washington, itself, was the design of an immigrant.he french engineer. and that the two finest most famous movies ever made about congress, "mr. smith goes to washington" and "advise and consent" were directed by immigrants. frank capra and otto priminger. yes, there were the african-american slaves who did much of the work on the capitol. how many in all will never be known, but play a large part, they did. notable evidence of their labors are the very pillars that you see that stand all about us here. hired out by their owners, they cut the marble in the quarries. building and rebuilding the capitol took more time and labor and patience than many might imagine. things went wrong. there were angry differences of opinion over matters of all kinds. there were accidents. numerous injuries. and one dramatic narrow escape. at work one day on his frescos in the upper reaches of the dome, constantino slipped from his scaffold and only just managed to catch hold of a rung of the ladder. 15 minutes he hung for dear life, 50 some foot over the

tonight, democratic hopeful bernie sanders holds a rally in the capital city and set to hold anotherally tomorrow morning in stockton. >>> donald trump, the presumptive republican nominee said that taxes on the with they could increase if he is elected president and he said that he supports an increase in the minimum wage. those positions differ from the statements made in the peak of the republican presidential primary and coming up in the next half hour, kpix 5's political analyst will join us for more on the upcoming california primary and why the turnout to be higher than originally thought. >>> alamo park overlooking the iconic painted lady will close tomorrow for upgrades including a wheelchair-accessible bathroom and a new lawn in the dog area and irrigation system. this is projected to cut down on water use by more than a third. the park is expected to re-open in december. >>> 6:17 and let's get another check on the roads. oh, that sounded like thunder. >> it did. >> that's not in the forecast, though; right? >> not possible. i think they're working on the roof. [laughter] >>

it's exciting to be here in the capital city with my fellow state employees. i'm here today as your secretary of state for two reasons. the first of which i know, kentucky so excited that we are the 31st state in the nation that got online voter registration. argue? [applause] we had thousands of votes, over 20,000 votes that utilize the service but now begins the hard part. and that is actually turning people out to vote. so my question, my question to you, kentucky, is are you ready to go vote? let me hear you say yes. >> yes. >> depression is backstage and he needs to know you're going to go vote. let me hear you say go vote, kentucky. unita say it loud! does yesterday i told the president that looked like maybe only 20% of kentuckians registered voters would show up. so are you ready to go vote? >> go vote, kentucky. >> the second reason i'm here today, folks, this is someone who is close to my heart come economic that is literally seen it go up since i was but a weak teenager. proud to welcome them at the steps of the lincoln memorial in frankfort. he ask

30,000 kurdish troops to start what appears to be a large-scale military offensive against isis' capital city in raqqah in syria. today those forces are reportedly still 30 to 40 miles north of the city of raqqah. but they're reportedly headed in and they've been knocking isis forces out of small towns along the way as they go. so apparently this leaflet wasn't kidding. the fight for raqqah, what isis claims is its capital city, that fight is apparently on. and simultaneously the other fight that is on is the fight for fallujah. the name fallujah has a lot of resonance here in the united states because of the huge number of mostly u.s. marines who were killed and wounded fighting there in the early days of the iraq war. some of the fiercest house to house fighting the u.s. military has been in since vietnam. fallujah is 40 miles west of baghdad, first iraqi city captured by isis in iraq, even before is yn is declared itself to be a caliphate, isis has been okfying fallujah for 2 1/2 years since january 2014. their longest held territory in iraq. the fight is apparently on in fallujah now, too

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so for years and years it was a big stump in the middle of the capital city where its pc the little cows to eggs and sheep. there is a great article in "the new york times" that they can see the stump in the middle of us city the july 1850 they held a fund-raiser as a fund-raiser was a sitting president zachary taylor. and health officials had warned people not to consider dustings analysts then so be it later she is dead. and if you have never been to the washington monument you know, that spot where the color changes that is where the stump ended in the west army corps of engineer era began in than they realize there is only one organization i can finish this. it did take until 1885 which is more than one century later when the idea was proposed in '86 after washington died and 20 presidents. that is how long it took. into go under repair you remember that earthquake and extensive renovation many our eighth grade boys looking like the washington monument to take horrible pictures is a terrible thing san snicker to each other. have even gotten to the body and it in his will he asks plea

. >> translator: the leader of japan's capital city should be a person of high integrity. >> translator: he needs to be wholly accountable. >> translator: i'll conduct a careful review of all of the documents so i can give a full account of what happened. i'm going to work harder than ever to recover the trust of tokyo residents. >> he said he'll hold a news conference when he's ready. >>> it's time for eye on asia. a new round of four nation talks aimed at ending the conflict in afghanistan will take place on wednesday. afghanistan has been working with the united states, afghanistan and china to revive direction negotiations with taliban militants. the fifth round of the talks would be held in islamabab. the militant group called the proposal futile and said it wouldn't return to the negotiating table until all foreign forces left the country. this april the militants announced the start of their spring offensive and having increased their attack killing dozens. >> unfortunately, taliban announced an all out war. taliban believed that in 2015 of even earlier '14, they can overcome mil

important wetland ecosystem, they also had a significant impact three hours drive away in kigali, the capital city. the water that pours from the marshlands is a vital source of hydro power for rwanda's capital. as the wetlands began to dry out, power stations below couldn't generate enough electricity. the rwandan government rented diesel-powered generators to make up the shortfall. doctor rose mukankomeje took me to see them. >> so what is happening here is that those generators... we are renting them from this company, and we are being obliged to rent them, especially, when we degraded the wetlands and we lost 20 megawatts of electricity, and to run those machines we are paying 65,000 u.s. dollars a day. >> $65,000 a day, that's multimillions of dollars per year. >> yes, it millions of dollars and, as you must--might know, rwanda is not a rich country. some of that money has been borrowed from the bank, as from taxpayers. >> how does this affect the climate? >> of course, those machines, they run on diesel, and when you're burning diesel, you are producing greenhouse gases. >> environmentally d

5000 peopleanized to march through the center of the capital city to protest electricity, and you'reoing to tell me you are not political? in a lot of countries where i work, when you say i'm not ilitical, what it means is, don't want to end up in prison, i don't want to have trouble with the ruling party. but that's not ghana. ghana is an open society. according to reporters without borders, they have a much more free and open press than we do in the united states, which is a little bit embarrassing. so that's not the reason why. the reason he wanted to tell me that he was not political was, he did not want everyone else in the room to think that he was an idiot. and that's what's happening in politics in ghana right now. people who are strongly affiliated with the two major political parties are basically at least by the younger generation, as wasting their time. late 20's,y in his he literally will not allow himself to be photographed near someone who is strongly associated with one of these political parties for fear that he will lose his credibility. someone will think he repres

. >> national newspaper in the capital city -- not a capital city. >> 1.3%. >> you are making about transgenderedson it's not about them. >> transgendered children national crisis we can't acome days a few people? i have always said if you wanted to have a third lace place to go that's feign. i think this is overreaction. >> the fact that you don't understand that traditional americans trying to raise their children in a certain way do not want that kind of an exposition in front of young children. >> what does that mean, bill. >> the fact that you don't understand it and the charlotte observer doesn't even think it's important. >> what do you mean by traditional? what does that mean raising them in traditional matter. >> traditional, taking it easy. not trying to social engineer sexuality until it's ready until the child is emotionally ready. all of those things. not the progressive agenda to wipe out gender which is what they are trying to do. >> that's not the agenda. >> we have a mail segment on that tomorrow kirsten powers. i have to say something about kirsten. she takes the fire. she takes

police in the capital city will devote a quarter of the first to security for the event. >> business owners of a strip mall will rebuild and reopen forking yesterday's devastating fire. we were the first on the scene at the shopping center on el camino real with flames shooting high into the air. investigators are trying to determine in the indian restaurant is the source of the fire. witnesses saw smoke coming from the kitchen. eight businesses are destroyed. the other businesses suffered heavy smoke-and-water damage. >> an investigation interest 31 different airports found san francisco international airport has the highest number of security intrusions for people getting overfences and around gates. the airport disputes this. since it started in 2004 there have been 41 intrusions at sfo. there were three last year including an instance where a woman walked on to the tarmac. airportman disputes the numbers saying that no incident was considered a "security breach." since spring they have installed new lating, cameras, and fortified checkpoints. of 31 airports, intruders breached un

isis unleashed a wave of deadly violence across iraq's capital city today. killing at least 24 people, in a series of car bombs in baghdad. as riley carson reports, the ta storm the city of fallujah, to push militants out. >> reporter: the car bombing at this checkpoint in northern baghdad was the deadliest of the day. killing at least eight civilians and three iraqi soldiers. in two other attacks at busy markets, farmers blew up a motorcycle, and another car. isis claimed responsibility for the explosions. >> this soldier says the militants aim to thwart our determination to go forward with our victories in fallujah. iraqi security forces began a major offensive into fallujah overnight. aiming to retake one of the last isis strong holds in the country. they have been surrounding the city west of baghdad, for about a week, with air support from the u.s.-led coalition. aid groups say there are more than 50,000 civilians still in fallujah. iraq's president has urged them to stay in their homes or get out of the city. riley karlson, for london. >>> the u.s. has

for years and years and years the washington monument was a big stop in and out of the capital city were you sought not the greatness of george washington reflected in ideas and symbols but you saw literal cows, pigs and sheep grazing at the foot of this unfinished marble thing. it was a great article in the "new york times" at the time in the middle of the 1960% something like the portrait of george washington in the white house can see the stump as this it's been a of this city and you could almost see a tear in his eye forming, which is just a beautiful thing. in july 1850 they held a fundraiser to try to kickstart things yet again, and the guests of honor at the fundraiser was the sitting president zachary taylor. it was a very hot day so president taylor decided to off by drinking iced milk. health officials have warned people not to consume those things because there were diseases wrong about the secret less than one week later he was dead. so in other words, we tried to honor one that president and ended up creating another. now if you've ever been to washington monument you know

. >> here in this city, our capital city, we pray for our governmental leaders. >> reporter: it camed of what's been called the spartan weekend, days spent bringing attention to the plig inordinately high suicide rate among them. 22 veterans a day. mother's day, recognizing the toll that sad statistic takes on others. >> my son, keith, took his life on september 1st, 2015. he was 22 years old. >> reporter: the veterans goop spartan alliance teamed with disabled veteran americans and a dozen other vet groups on mother's day chose to enlist veteran's moths, gold star moms, blue star moms. it was a heartfelt mother's plea to those at risk. >> you took a solemn pledge to take our country. take that same pledge, the spartan pledge, and protect yourself. say, i will reach out for help. >> we're trying to buddy up and have a close friend that understands and has been there. >> reporter: dennis joiner has been there. he lost three limbs 30 days into deployment in 1969, and he, like others wounded in battle, left his comrades in arms to comrades in healing. >> it's their families, you know, t

thailand's capital city of bangkok is seeing a trend towards more expensive premium japanese jeans. nhk world's rosslyn rosslyn decemberhavalya has the details. >> reporter: the enthusiasm is almost tangible at the increasing number of bangkok shops that import premium jeans from japan. even though a single pair can go for as much as $200. sales at the store have shot up by 60 times since it opened three years ago. >> translator: i bought two pairs of jeans. one is to wear and the other is for my collection. i save money to buy premium denim. >> translator: the japanese make their products very meticulously. and with lots of attention to each step. this differs from the west, where the focus is on quantity, volume and sales. but the japanese are more thorough in making each piece. >> japanese denim aficionados have formed a group called the knights of indigo gang which has more than 4,000 online members. they often meet to discuss trends and show off their latest acquisitions. >> translator: it is an accepted fact japanese have great craftsmanship. they remodel these classic jeans s

and he's heading straight te capital city.the race for the white house, bernie sanders may be trailing, but putting up a fight for california. is heading for the capital city, holding campaign rallies in sacramento and stockton tuesday.>> this is not the exact california we were expecting, we thought the republicans would be fighting it out here, but not the democrats. instead, a complete reversal, and our political analyst melissa kane says this is the last round for the to make grants -- for the democrats.>> bernie sanders has made it clear that he considers california an important state in terms of winning the delegates and going into the state with the momentum to drive the party agenda, and also to try to get superdelegates back.>> hillary clinton must be extremely careful, and she must operate as if she is the already nominee, and it is the fall she is looking at, not the summer in san francisco, california, berkeley in san diego, the places that will ultimately become a horror pit if any democrat decides to do an exorci

capital city of serbia. less than two miles from the city center, serbia's largest and most infamous prison. centraini zatvor. known locally as cz. >> my parents are from belgrade so there was a bit more emotion going to a prison in serbia than say other prisons around the world. cz has an ominous reputation for serbs. it's where inmates went in, and then you'd never see them again. >> cz opened its doors in 1950 and has housed countless political prisoners, including opponents of the late serbian president slobodan milosevic. many were still there when milosevic himself was incarcerated here in 2001, while awaiting trial for corruption and war crimes. today it houses some of the nation's most dangerous criminals. including the assassin of a former serbian prime minister. >> translator: they have committed all kinds of criminal offenses. basically every criminal offense on the books. these include organized crimes, war crime and other serious criminal offenses such as homicide. >> like american prisons, cz fa

[laughter] for a capital city? why? pause the bloody romans -- because the bloody romans put it there because it was convenient for them. so you're kind of living in a world which still has its parameters formed by rome. but it gets more complicated than that, i think, for two ways really. one way is, of course -- and i'm talking about britain, but we could do the same about germany. of course, our identity is not only formed by that kind of sense of roman infrastructure, it's formed by our view of conflict between us and the romans. and one of the most interesting things about how rome works in the head of any western european is that we're always both on the roman side and against them. are we actually thinking that we are the inheritors of the romans, or are we inheritors of the rebels, the oppressed populace? that'd be quite a good, an edgy sort of standoff there when we're thinking about our own cultural identity. there's no better place to see that than just outside the house of parliament on the banks of the tham

. ♪ a thousand miles upriver from the atlantic ocean sits asunción, paraguay's remote capital city.-war refuge for fleeing nazis and a long line of extremely unpleasant dictators, this place, of all the places in the world, is where my great-great-great-grandfather jean bourdain disappeared without explanation sometime in the 1850s. i'm told you're a man who can help me. >> pedro: hi. >> anthony: how do you do? pedro? >> pedro: how do you do, tony? >> anthony: how do you do? >> pedro: may i call you tony? >> anthony: please. >> pedro: you are, for the first time, in the country? >> anthony: first time in paraguay, yes. lido-bar in asunción has always been like the central switchboard, a gathering place. ladies in orange vests cook and serve old-school paraguayan working-class food to people from every walk of life. >> pedro: this place is very unique in asunción. >> anthony: yeah? >> pedro: it has been here for more than 50 years. >> anthony: all right. let's get something to eat, i'm hungry. >> pedro: okay! >> anthony: empanadas de carne. big envelopes of dough filled with beef, on

bustling, sprawling south east asian capital city of the philippines.million people. the world's most densely populated city. ♪ i light a candle, put the presents around the tree ♪ but it is christmas. a twinkly, festive wonderland where the mostly catholic population take their holiday season very seriously. >> woman: hello! merry christmas. >> anthony: because filipinos are, for reasons i have yet to figure out, probably the most giving of all people on the planet. think i'm talking shit? keep watching. [ motorcycle revving ] >> fritz: good afternoon everyone. we're the band called keystone. ♪ >> anthony: ofw stands for overseas filipino worker, and they are one of the philippines's largest and most important exports. people. go abroad, make money, improve the quality of life for the whole family. all over the world, the philippines sends architects, doctors, construction workers, nurses, housekeepers, nannies. the entire filipino economy relies heavily on the money sent back by more than 10 million ofws. roughly $30 billion u.s. a year or about 10% o

the inmates don't want to be transferred to a prison near the capital city and for almost a week theynditions. >>> three journalists from spain who went missing in syria last july have now been released. the freelance reporters disappeared while working in the city of aleppo which as you'll keep in mind that's where extremist groups are fighting for control. it is not clear who kidnapped them but some spanish media, the outlets there say they were held by al qaeda affiliate al nusra front. turkey and qatar helped secure their release. >>> saudi arabia, the world's largest crude oil exporter, the kingdom is restructuring its government in hopes of diversifying its economy away from oil dependence. it cost the country's veteran petroleum minister his job. john is live with this story in abu dhabi. it's good to have with us. why is this being done? >> well, indeed, you are correct. it is a very big move. in fact, this has been the talk of the oil world, if you will for the better part of a year. ever since the deputy crown prince in saudi arabia has consolidated power, george, and is try

capital city salutes you!e salute him. >> thank you very much. >> stephen: would you thriek say any last words about your fallen rival? >> yes, lyin' ted is lyin' in the ground. he ran a tough race, but he was really bad at it. and his father killed j.f.k. pathetic. >> stephen: delightful! shall we? >> love it. love it. >> stephen: nope, no more. >> it's trump champagne. >> stephen: and now let us both pay tribute to the fallen. ♪ ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: farewell, tributes. i am sure there's a place for you in trump's cabinet. or at least his trophy room. we'll be right back with anthony mackie. cheers! ♪ ♪ t-mobile does data differently. while the other guys gouge you for every bit of data you use... ...now, t-mobile lets you stream all the video and music that you want from your favorite services... free! without using one bit of your lte data. plus, you can roll your unused data forward. nobody does data like t-mobile. get four lines... ...with ten gigs of 4g lte data each ..for just thirty-fi

. ♪ tbilisi, in the eastern part of the country, is georgia's capital city and it's very different inty founded in the 5th century but also a very new city. 1.2 million people building their own world freshly emerged from some very, very dark times. it's a pretty incredible story, strong, rock-solid orthodox christian tradition -- a whole hell of a lot of years under the soviet boot, years of totally wild west gangster-ism, endemic corruption. now, it's a very different story. tbilisi is changing fast. so, i don't know what it says about a place that since i've arrived in this country, i've been in a literally a constant state of, i'm either drinking or hung-over. >> paul: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: or both. >> paul: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: is that normal? >> paul: that's normal, yeah, especially for visitors. >> anthony: they're friendly here. >> paul: but it's a friendly kidnapping, you know? >> anthony: well, i actually -- i've read accounts of people who've actually were kidnapped in this country, who -- >> paul: yeah, yeah. it happened once with, uh, u.n. monitors. they disappeared.

they lobbied hard and threatened to pull out of the capital city if the security condition was not repealed business flash update. cutting taxes across the board has been republican orthodoxy for decades. now the presumptive nominee, donald trump, says that he would expect taxes for upper income americans to go up under his plan. howell this hurt efforts to mend fences with republicans? joining us from washington, kevin, who has been covering the campaign for donald trump. what has he said his plan going forward? he has provoked -- propose the new strata or category of taxation? kevin: i just got off of a conference call with top clinton advisers who criticized his tax policy proposal as both reckless and risky. i think that what you are seeing is that as you alluded to, donald trump has tried to play both sides of this issue to make it harder for the democrats to attacking or pin him down on a specific policy position. but this is definitely going to be, i think, one of the cornerstones of the attack on , just anecdotally speaking. i've covered his campaign for about a year and everywhere

the tragic bombings of two months ago in this great capital city simply reinforce the determination ofhe partner countries to maintain vigilance within and beyond the borders of each of our nations and to prepare for the possibility of danger in any form, including terrorism , cyber attacks and hybrid warfare. now, we all know that readiness does not just magically appear because you say we've got to be ready. it comes from investing in the right capabilities and in getting ahead of the challenges so that adversaries understand fully and clearly that they will never defeat or divide us. and that is why we are enhancing our forward presence in the east of europe. it is why we are projecting stability in the south and is why we are deepening our cooperation with the european union and the counter à coalition there, i just reported in my comments a few minutes ago that not since last may, that is a year now, has Ãmoved into territory, taking over a community and held that community for a period of time. and we believe that we are making progress with over 90 percent of the citizens of sec

new jersey's capital city vowing to take back its streets. leaders in trenton unveiled a new initiative but say they cannot do it alone. >> cydney long live in trenton. as you work to put your story together, you were interrupted to respond to a shooting? >> reporter: that's right. we spoke to the mayor and to the police director about their new crackdown on gun violence in a neighborhood about four minutes from here. that was at 12:00 noon. by 4:30, responding to the scene to a double shooting. >> we cannot allow criminals to hijack our neighborhoods. >> reporter: the mayor says there's a major discorrect right now about the value of human life. >> young man who shot his peer was 17 years old. i said 17 years old. >> reporter: police, the mayor, educators and the faith-based community came together in the wilbur neighborhood to ask the community for help. >> i'm asking trenton's parents to join with me to do everything within their power to be involved in the lives of their children and family. >> i am begging you to be a part of our communi

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. >> in 24 hours, isis launched a string of deadly bombings, shaking iraq's capital city and killing more than 100 people. early this morning, two suicide bombers attacked a police station in the western suburb of abu ghraib. killing five officers and wounding 12. this follows the bloodiest days so far this year in baghdad, where sunni isis militants head off three separate bombs, including a massive explosion in a crowded market in the predominantly shiite neighborhood of sadr city. women and children were among the 63 dead. iraqi and u.s. officials were quick to say isis was trying to ignite sectarian divisions to shift attention away from the recent battlefield failures. >> as the enemy loses more and more terrain, they resort to some of these desperate acts. >> while isis has lost control of the key cities of ramadi and tikrit, thanks in large part to u.s. air strikes, the insurgent group proved once again it remains extremely effective at carrying out traditional acts of violence. highlighted the shortcomings of the iraqi security establishment. despite billions of dollars in am

. >>> from trenton bureau, new jersey's capital city taking back its streets but cannot do it alone. the mayor eric jackson announced a new community police strategy they say takes both police and its residents. in recent weeks trenton has seen a surge in violent crime, including two murders, one a 16-year-old girl. the police director ernie perry jr. asked parents to be involved in children's lives. police promised they will pull their weight as well. >> every individual officer within the trenton police department regardless of their duty, regardless of their rank, will don the uniform and be put out on the street and engage in patrol activities. >> city's initiating a summer youth program and working with educators to help teach young people that retaliation is not a viable option. >> 20 minutes of nonstop news continues with kids being stuck inside and parents wasting money. live look outside ben franklin bridge, where another dreary day is forcing afterschool sports to cancel practices and games deanna durante live where young athletes are tired of being cooped up. >> reporter:

but before we get all indiana jones, we're spending some time in lima, as we like the capital city justf us, from previous trips, friends here. lima is the cultural hub and culinary capital of a country that has exploded in the last decade with scores of world-class chefs, cooks, and restaurants. it has long been considered to be one of the best food scenes in all of south america. let's do it. >> eric: how far away is the house? >> coque: that's it. so, it's -- >> eric: over there? >> coque: yeah. five minutes. >> anthony: one of our friends here is chef restaurateur, coque ossio. he's one of the best, most successful chefs in the country. his family are something of a beloved culinary dynasty in peru. and pucusana, a small fishing village about an hour south of lima, is where they spend their weekends. coque's mom, marissa guiulfo, is like peru's julia child -- >> marissa: welcome. >> anthony: -- james beard rolled into one. thank you for having us. a caterer, cookbook author, beloved icon of peruvian gastronomy. >> coque: this is the yucca. >> anthony: oh yeah, i'm going in. to say o

do you believe that will assist in terms of stopping isis and their attacks there in the capital city if we are able to take fallujah? >> it's a really interesting question. you can imagine prime minister abadi is looking at fallujah is way he can show some success to demonstrate to the iraqi people and those who are his opponents in baghdad that he is being ineffective. he faces a lot of turmoil in baghdad, faces opposition from others shiite leaders, there are protests in baghdad, they have gone into the green zone and try to take back government buildings so he faced a restive situation in baghdad in being able to show a military victory with definitely help him. at the same time, isis is acting on this and doing bombings and terrorist attacks in baghdad in order to help destabilize baghdad and move the attention to baghdad the seventh we have to wrap it up there, we have some breaking news but thank you so much for joining us today. i appreciate your input. jon: a moment ago we told you processors were screaming at the exonerated police officer edward nero as he was leaving the co

this wast northeast of the capital city of taipei. the story is developing. >>> and good morning. yang. >> and i'm aaron gilchrist. first day back to work for a lot of folks. tom kierein with 4 things to know about the forecast. >> we have low clouds hanging over much of the region, but no rain coming from the clouds. there is the capitol dome pre-dawn. our sunrise about just 15 minutes away. four things to know for this final day of may, good-bye this wet may. 5.65 inches of rain fell at reagan national airport during the month of may. that's nearly 2 inches above the average for the month. there is slight chance later today of an afternoon thunderstorm and it will be warmer than average, as well. and there are storm chances likely moving in later this week. so as we look around the region, morning, in addition we have patchy dense fog around the shenandoah valley. we have your bus stop forecast coming up next weather and traffic on the 1s. let's check on the morning commute now, jack taylor joining us this morning. >>> good morning. 270 southbound getting a little 4 heavier out

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we're hearing that 11 people have now been killed in the capital city of kabul. the afghan taliban saying that this was a revenge killing after some taliban prisoners were the attack happened right before the group confirmed that their former leader, mullah akhtar mansour was killed in a u.s. drone strike last week. >>> thank you, angie. and we told you the afghan leader mullah akhtar mansour was killed last week but they have appointed a new lead er, haibatullah akhunzada. he is known for extremism. >>> officers hurt and at least one arrest at another campaign event. this time outside of a donald trump rally in new mexico. >> it is clear now but there was a huge scene around 11:00 our time last night. police were dressed in riot gear and used smoke on crowds of people after some protesters hurled police officers and their horses. the police chief is praising his officers saying they used an incredible amount of restraint. the cop campaign senior advisers called them thugs and punks on twitter. >>> and hillary clinton struggled to speak at some points over protes