the quake could be felt 80 miles away in rome- but no damage is being reported in italy's capital city. this to get back to normal--- after devastating floods. 13 people were killed-- and tens of thousands of homes were damaged. schools in east baton rouge parish won't reopen until after labor day. officials say schools aren't ready and they can't guarantee that its busses can reach every student. finding child care has been a major concern for many parents. the federal government says they're buying all the extra cheese. literally. turns out- theres about 11 million to give it to food banks and charities. how much are they paying? 20 million dollars. that's mad cheese. characters from the big screen come to life for patients at this children's hospital in australia. chris hemsworth and tom hiddleston dressed as their marvel alter egos "thor" and "loki" to entertain the kids. hemsworth tweeted out "met the real superheroes of the world at lady cilento children's hospital. --a huge shout out to these brave kids!" aggressive driving..it has landed the valley on ?one list... you don't wan

it might also be added that our capital city, washington, itself, was the design of an immigrant. the french engineer pierre lenfante. 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 s

there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver for raisman, came on a night that a pair of athletes that clearly rank among the best ever in their respective sports. over five olympics, michael phelps has set records that likely will never be broken. maybe not even approached. while over merely five days, simone biles has left an impression that will never be forgotten. two champions who once again tonight, not only won, but truly outdistanced their competition. still, there was another african-american woman to win an individual olympic swimming medal. manuel, a 20-year-old from sugarland, texas, tied for the gold with canadian penny oleksiak, with sarah sjostrom of sweden winning the bronze.

state department warning americans to stay away from afghanistan's capital city after an attack at the american university in kabul. reportedly killed and two dozen others were injured. witnesses heard a loud explosion and automatic gunfire on the campus at about 7:30 local time. >>> scary moments for young people in mendon. they were on the way to camp and their bus collided with a car. paramedics airlifted the driver of the car to the hospital. none of the children we >>> some of the kids in the back landed on top of each other. it happened so quickly. >> reporter: parents came to pick up some of the children and most of them continued on to champ after another bus arrived. >>> a football helmet stolen from a restaurant is back where it belongs. the helmet was mailed back to them with a card containing a written apology and enough the thief stipulated out on. surveillance video shows him jumping the counter and taking the helmet. he has not been identified and he will not press charges but police are looking at the fingerprints on the helmet. >>> and how -- is affecting the pilings o

there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver for raisman, came a pair of athletes that clearly rank among the best ever in their respective sports. over five olympics, michael phelps has set records that likely will never be broken. maybe not even approached. while over merely five days, simone biles has left an impression that will never be forgotten. two champions who once again tonight, not only won, but truly outdistanced their competition. still, there was another simone manuel became the first african-american woman to win an individual olympic swimming medal. manuel, a 20-year-old from sugarland, texas, tied for the gold with canadian penny oleksiak, with sarah sjostrom of sweden winni

in the capital city of afghanistan. right now... security forces are still searching the cam looking for the attackers. the assailants opened fire.... detonating explosives..... and tossing grenades into classrooms with students.... inside. the attack comes -2- weeks..... after two university staff members were kidnapped from their car..... by unknown gunmen. the death toll stands at 159 right now in italy.. in the wake of a devastating 6.2 magnitude earthquake that struck early this morning. abc's ray raimundi has the latest on the frantic effort to find survivors buried in the as the sun sets in central italy nats the desperate search for survivors continues into the night. nats signs of hope... nats as first responders continue to pull people from underneath tons of rubble. the gutwrenching images of those who perished...lying right on the street....covered in blankets. children...among the dead. this image... capturing a nun...sitting in front of one of those bodies sister maryanna...describes her daring escape. sot - "when i re

department in light of that attack and this attack warning americans to stay away from afghanistan's capital city. >> police say this is the face of the man who instilled fear in the south end. he held a woman at knife point and raped her. he is behind bars now, on a he attacked the woman months after being released from prison. >> reporter: certainly a lot of relief in this bustling neighborhood. but this case shines a light on a legal loophole that allowed this convicted rapist to avoid having his name publicly posted on the sex offender registry. cut a woman's throat with a knife and forcing her to a spot behind bleachers where he allegedly raped her. he's accused of doing the same thing to a high school student. his former girlfriend says she had no idea he was a convicted rapist. and he was not listed on the sex offender registry. >> i do loo t live in. if i would have seen his face i never would have dated him at all. i'm devastated and hurt and i feel bad for the victim and it woke me up. i didn't know who i was dealing with. >> reporter: rodriguez name was removed in january from the sex

there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver for ma a pair of athletes that clearly rank among the best ever in their respective sports. over five olympics, michael phelps has set records that likely will never be broken. maybe not even approached. while over merely five days, simone biles has left an impression that will never be forgotten. two champions who once again tonight, not only won, but truly outdistanced their competition. still, there was another simone manuel became the first african-american woman to win an individual olympic swimming medal. manuel, a 20-year-old from sugarland, texas, tied for the gold with canadian penny oleksiak, with sarah sjostrom of sweden winning the bron

killed during an attack on an american university in the capital city of afghanistan. 18 others are wounded. right now.. ambulances.. security forces and search and rescue teams on scene in kabul. the blast happened around 7 p- m local time, when students were gathering to eat... the attack comes two weeks after two university staff members were kidnapped from their car by unknown gunmen. online, at ktnv.com and throughout this newscast.... back at home the son of mayor pro tem-- steve ross--is back in court today-- shane ross is accused of being involved in a string of robberies. 13 action news reporter marissa kynaston was in court-- and has the details take vo 27 year old shane ross is accused of a string of robberies-- police called them-- the cruiser robbery series-- since the suspect got away on a mot according to the arrest report-- shane told police he needed money to pay for bills and homeowners association fees. the ross family released a statement last week-- saying shane had suffered from addiction problems. today in court-- shanes attorney said he plans to seek treatment for sh

in the light of day north of the capital city, in this city, the nationwide yes vote seems anything but certain. >> i feel insulted, and i know many people feel the same way. it is not about sitting down at a table and putting everything in a positivive light. >> if they stick to what they agree to, there won't be any problems. >> deal like this are good, because they allow us to tackle our problems. >>-president santos has reached a good deal. hopefully they stick to everything they have promised on paper. reporter: it was 1964 in civil war first broke out. the colombian military attacked an encampment overall communists who had rebelled. the revolutionary armed forces of colombia or farc was formed. they took land. it was a bloody conflict and civilians caught between the military and rebels were hit hardest, 200,000 people killed, tens of thousands simply disappeared. farc used kidnappings and ransom money to fund its war, but that was not enough to pay as fighters. by 2000, farc was involved in illegal drugs and used the profits to ramp up its military capability. the president then

there you see it, in the capital city.y watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver for raisman, came on a night that belonged to a pair of athletes that clearly rank among the best ever in their respective sports. over five olympics, michael phelps has set records that likely will never be broken. maybe not even approached. while over merely five days, simone biles has left an impression that will never be forgotten. two champions who once again tonight, not only won, but truly outdistanced their competition. still, there was another note-worthy champion tonight. simone manuel became the first african-american woman to win an individual olympic swimming medal. manuel, a 20-year-old from sugarland, texas, tied for the gold with canadian p

there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver for raisman, came on a a pair of athletes that clearly rank among the best ever in their respective sports. over five olympics, michael phelps has set records that likely will never be broken. maybe not even approached. while over merely five days, simone biles has left an impression that will never be forgotten. two champions who once again tonight, not only won, but truly outdistanced their competition. still, there was another simone manuel became the first african-american woman to win an individual olympic swimming medal. manuel, a 20-year-old from sugarland, texas, tied for the gold with canadian penny oleksiak, with sarah sjostrom of sweden

there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver f came on a night that belonged to a pair of athletes that clearly rank among the best ever in their respective sports. over five olympics, michael phelps has set records that likely will never be broken. maybe not even approached. while over merely five days, simone biles has left an impression that will never be forgotten. two champions who once again tonight, not only won, but truly outdistanced their competition. simone manuel became the first african-american woman to win an individual olympic swimming medal. manuel, a 20-year-old from sugarland, texas, tied for the gold with canadian penny oleksiak, with sarah sjostrom of sweden winning the b

they talk to us about what it was like inside the isis prison near the capital city of rocca, how brutally, try to humiliate them, threatened to disclose sensitive personal information, and threatened again and again to kill them. her parents got involved in a remarkable exchange of 27 e-mails sitting in their kitchen in prescott, arizona, e-mailing with the people who held her daughter in raqqa, syria, threatening to kill her. jummy: all right, it will certainly be an interesting one to watch this evening. ryan ross, thank you -- brian ross, thank you. switching gears, more and more, you see drones hovering above in the air, and sometimes they can be pesky and even intrusive. recently, a virginia woman saw a drone over the home of her neighbor, movie legend robert duvall's. what did she do? she took her gun and shot the drone out of the sky cleared our cheryl conner has the story. jennifer: it came over the tree line, and i blasted it. cheryl: target was down. jennifer: sometimes my actions thing before i do. cheryl: she has made hunting a hobby, and she practices with skied. -- skeet. in

that is a tornado winding through the capital city of manila. it was captured from a 39th floor apartment. conditions today. heather:and turning our attention to the olympics. the australian olympic committee is banning athletes from two of rio's most popular beaches at night after several american athletes were robbed at gun point. >> swimmer ryan lochte and three others were on their way back to the village when they were stopped by armed men posing as police. nobody was hurt, but the suspects took off with the athletes' wallets. two australian coaches were also robbed on the beach in recent weeks and a portuguese point. >>> gymnast simone biles is back at work as the action heats back up. heather:she is amazing, isn't she? jim ryan is tracking the developments in rio. >> the 19-year-old all-around champ is competing in the beamy beamy -- beam event finals. a significant bobble forced biles to put her hands down costing her the win. but the score was still good hernandez soared in her routine taking home the silver. over at olympic stadium tra

student is dead after armed militants launched an attack at the american university in afghanistan's capital city of kabul. kenneth craig has the latest. >> reporter: the wounded were rushed away by ambulance after a militant attack on the american university of afghanistan. witnesses say they heard a loud explosion and automatic gunfire on the campus. witnesses say students barricaded themselves in a classroom using chairs and desks to block the door. >> the security forces they have been already deployed around the university. so we do not know whether the militants are killed or not. >> reporter: it happened on the campus in the western outskirts of kabul around 7:30 local time from inside the "associated press"'s pulitzer prize winning photographer sent these now deleted tweets, help, we are stuck inside the american university of afghanistan shooting followed by explosions. this may be my last tweets. i'm wounded. please help us. attack comes two weeks after two university staff members including an american were abducted by gunmen. they haven't been found. kenneth craig, cbs news. >> the u.

there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver for raisman, came on a night that belonged to a pair rank among the best ever in their respective sports. over five olympics, michael phelps has set records that likely will never be broken. maybe not even approached. while over merely five days, simone biles has left an impression that will never be forgotten. two champions who once again tonight, not only won, but truly outdistanced their competition. still, there was another note-worthy champion tonight. african-american woman to win an individual olympic swimming medal. manuel, a 20-year-old from sugarland, texas, tied for the gold with canadian penny oleksiak, with sarah sjostrom of sweden win

there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver for raisman, came on a night that belonged to a pair rank among the best ever in their respective sports. over five olympics, michael phelps has set records that likely will never be broken. maybe not even approached. while over merely five days, simone biles has left an impression that will never be forgotten. two champions who once again tonight, not only won, but truly outdistanced their competition. still, there was another note-worthy champion tonight. african-american woman to win an individual olympic swimming medal. manuel, a 20-year-old from sugarland, texas, tied for the gold with canadian penny oleksiak, with sarah sjostrom of sweden win

there you see it, in the capital city. and they watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver for raisman, came on a night that belonged to rank among the best ever in their respective sports. over five olympics, michael phelps has set records that likely will never be broken. maybe not even approached. while over merely five days, simone biles has left an impression that will never be forgotten. two champions who once again tonight, not only won, but truly outdistanced their competition. still, there was another note-worthy champion tonight. african-american woman to win an individual olympic swimming medal. manuel, a 20-year-old from sugarland, texas, tied for the gold with canadian penny oleksiak, with sarah sjostrom of sweden winning th

transracial job growth, increasing productivity, magnets for foreign investment, they were not your capital cities, your household names, global centers of commerce. they were secondary cities very often in lagging areas of their country. you do not have to be a city that is already well-known to build on competitiveness. you can have examples of very citiesot well-known that grow over time. thank you for inviting me. this is an interesting discussion. it is nice to see other parts of d.c. say that this topic is really important. it is urgent. how you get ready for the future, how you will be more competitive in the future, there is a lot at stake. samend cities reached the level of competitiveness in the region, you could make about 19 million additional jobs per year. it matters and how cities will become competitive and future ready. thank you very much. [applause] thank you. there is a lot on the table from the u.s. and global perspective. we should not have any problem soliciting questions from our audience. if you would state your name and the organization you're with. keep the question type

trump has made an unfortunate mistake in disparaging pennsylvania's capital city after a mere glance window of his airplane. harrisburg is renowned as the heart of our commonwealth. and the capital of unique beauty and charm. mr. trump should know that harrisburg and its residents are an integ rl part of the united states which he is vying to lead. members of our nbc 10 digital team followed trump on his latest political tour from interviews to blogs and picture galle galleries, see everything they saw online and our nbc 10 app. >>> a muslim woman is asked to leave a dollar store. cell phone video captured what happened. >> you're telling me i have to leave this store? >> yes, ma'am. >> she went to the store to pick up charcoal for a family cookout and was shocked by the store manager's demand for her to leave. on the video the manager also said they were in a high crime area and got robbed a lot and she needed to remove that from her face or remove herself from the store. >> i've worn my garment fopç a long time. i have never been treated like this in any establishment, ever. >> not

within the city and now bacaramunga has the capital skills. and made sure national government incentives were targeted and used for industries within the city itself. this is an example of where growth coalitions or public-private partnerships are important in getting things done. the third which is the trickiest is how do you get things done? i don't really have -- i don't always speak among a lot of american policy-based audience so let me ask you a question, do you come across a lot of city strategies where what's happening on the ground is very different from what you see in the strategy documents? ok. well, we see that a lot among our clients where you have these amazing strategy documents that have been designed by consultants and when you actually look at what's happening on the ground it's very different from the strategy documents. i think this is something that's really important thousand. we want to under how do you actually get things done on the ground? so let me take you to another part of the world, to chungshaw, a secondary city

however, they're not necessarily going to the capital city, are cities holgu?n, camaguey, santiago de cuba. those are the routes that have been given until now. >> okay. >> department of transportation, yeah. they cleared that recently. >> what's the hold-up with flights to havana? >> well, what's going on is, there's a huge demand for flights to havana, of course, all the major american airlines. so, because of that, you know, there's a delay in the process, the applications. we're probably not gonna hear anything about it until, let's say, this september, in terms of which airlines are gonna be granted those routes straight to havana. >> and, steve, are travelers still pretty capital-centric when they're going to visit havana -- or cuba? >> yeah, unfortunately, the major focus from the u.s. is obviously havana. i guess, just historically, that's the case. >> sure. >> but cuba has numerous 500-year-old cities. and you can experience cuban culture right across the country. i mean, you know, there's no reason particularly to go specifically to havana. and you co

there you see it, in the capital city.y watched the gold medal match won by their countrymen there tonight. >>> meanwhile, turning back to the headliners here in rio, a group that included aly raisman, winning a silver medal and the performance of her life in the all around. raisman has five medals in her distinguished olympic career, three of them gold. tonight's silver for raisman, came on a night that belonged to a pair of athletes that clearly rank among the best ever in their respective sports. over five olympics, michael phelps has set records that likely will never be broken. maybe not even approached. while over merely five days, simone biles has left an impression that will never be forgotten. two champions who once again tonight, not only won, but truly outdistanced their competition. still, there was another note-worthy champion tonight. simone manuel became the first african-american woman to win an individual olympic swimming medal. manuel, a 20-year-old from sugarland, texas, tied for the gold with canadian p

. >> catherine:that campus is in the central part of the capital city of kabul. at least one person has been killed - and another 18 wounded. police say it's still not clear if there were one or two attackers. >> catherine:the campus was evacuated and some students barricaded themselves in classrooms. one report tonight says that the person who died was a school security guard.and the wounded include a foreign teacher. >> catherine:the all-clear has not been given -- as security forces continue to look for any attackers possibly hiding on campus. in washington - the state department is condemning what it calls 'an attack on the future of afghanistan.' >> grant:happening now. tornadoes slamming parts of central indiana. you're looking at video of a funnel cloud of a tornado in kokomo. a driver captured this on his phone. >> grant:the tornadoes caused major area and damages several homes and businesses when it hit through the area. this is what is left over of building collapsed. there are reports of minor injuries. no word how many are injured. >> grant:the nation

the bus was taking passengers to the capital city of kathmandu when it went off the road and rolled 500 feet scattering bodies, luggage. you're trying to curb the influx of people seeking them. it more than 2000 migrants of been prevented from crossing to bulgaria and less than a month. two dozen smugglers have also been caught. they want to continue to wealthier eu states. day.l news 24 hours a back to you. >> central banks have lots of tools at their disposal, but none are more controversial than helicopter money. the theory is if you give extra money to individuals through direct payment or other message -- methods, they will boost the economy by spending it. and lively discussion about the merits of the concept this morning. >> this is one of the silliest ideas journalists has come up with. sorry, there are no central bankers in the world -- >> it's not true. >> no central banker in the world is talking about it when they asked mario draghi about it , he says we've never talked about it. and they keep asking him. you little reminder that are probably saying this about negative rates

within the city and they of human ghest levels capital skills in all of columbia. they also made sure that a lot national government incentives were actually targeted and used for industries city itself. so this is an example of why roup coalitions or private public partnerships are important in getting things done. and the third, which is the trickiest, is how do you get things done? ow, i don't really have -- i don't normally speak amongst a lot of american policy-based audience. let me ask you guys a question. across a lot of city strategies where what's happening on ground is very see on t from what you the strategy do you mean? okay, well, we do that a lot clients.urselves you have these amazing strategy documents designed by consultants and when you at what's ok happening on the grouped, it's very different for the strategy documents. and i think this is something that's really important to us. we want to understand how you on the get things done ground. so let me take you to another of the world, it's a secondary city, and really in hunan province in china. h

. >>> and it is 72 degrees out there as we take a beautiful live look over our city, capital city, that is, raleigh, august 6th, 2016. good morning to you and thanks for watching north carolina news at 6:00. i'm beairshelle edme. >> and i'm justin quesinberry. glad that you starting your day with us. let's go to meteorologist kristin ketchell know what to expect. >>> a few clouds outside this morning. over all, though, we are going to see things improving to at least temperature wise here as we head through the end of the weekend and the start of next week. taking a live picture from prestonwood country club in carrie. low clouds this morning but it is a muggy start to the day. showers and storms that many of us experienced today, those are out of here. as we head into this afternoon and this evening. currently 76 degrees in raleigh. 73 in durham. 72 degrees in fayetteville. 75 in pine hurst. 74 in siler city. we are gowns to about a mile in sanford. that is an improvement over about a quarter mile which is what we are experiencing about a half hour ago. visibility will continue to impr

[cheers] here inre happy to be your beautiful capital city. here in columbus.eers] i don't know how all you felt, but boy i thought your congresswoman really knocked it out of the park at the convention. [cheers] i haven't even had time to tell joyce this but i think it might be on the very first night, she was sitting in the box with my husband, sitting next to him and all of a sudden twitter was going crazy, who is that beautiful well-dressed elegant woman sitting next to bill clinton? [cheers] thatinally somebody said if the congresswoman from ohio. to have her proud support. there's somebody else with u, somebody very special to us. somebody special to ohio. your former governor ted strickland. [cheers] i've had the great privilege of knowing ted for decades. i have seen how hard he has worked. he got dealt a bad hand being governor during the republican generated great recession and doing everything he could to try to help ohioans get through that. now he is running to represent you in the senate. i think your other great senator, sherrod brown deserves a

the most amazing race is returning to the capital city. if you want to get in on the fun, you better hurry. joining us to talk about the event is the salvation army of wake county, and how are you doing? >> oh, great. happy to be here. the most amazing race is a race where we work with a lot of local establishments, and people get to learn the salvation army. >> and register by when, a week? >> a week exactly. the actual competition is august 20th but teams have compete for the grand prize of $2500. >> run us through what the competition will be like. >> if teams have ever watched the amazing race, it's modeled after that. once they receive a challenge, they complete that and clear it and get another location. you don't know where you are going until you get that, and that makes it exciting, and there is a lot of >> and i assume the salvation army benefits? >> absolutely, and all this goes to a great cause in the community center. we have summer day camp and after-school day camps and this is all to benefit local kids in the community. >>

city. now the have the highest levels of human capitals in all of columbia. incentives and were targeted for use by the city itself. our group example coalitions are important in getting things done. and how do you get things done? i don't normally speak in front alongrican -- do you come -- what is happening on the ground or what you see in the strategy documents? ok. we had these of making strategy documents that are designed by consultants. when you look at what is happening on the ground -- this is something that is important to us. how do you get things done? let me take you to another part a city in china. people decided they wanted to make investments into their capital. they had two strategies. they were going to identify, recruit and compensate the right individuals to come to their city area and they were going to invest in the talent pool they had within the city itself. they were going to build a programs. training none of this is really new or interesting. states areties and all these strategies. why were they so successful? what they did manage s

-- could go back to incredible time-lapse video of a tornado -- tearing across the philippines capital city. severe thunderstorms hit manila hard this weekend. after seeing this -- locals say they plan to stay indoors until the weather improves. ad-lib we've already tied the 2002 record of 111 this afternoon and the blazing heat will continue to start the workweek. the record for tomorrow is again 111 and the forecast is 109. starting monday afternoo w start the feel the effects of a little system that will push mainly north of the area and will bring breezy winds monday and most of tuesday. the system will usher in a bit of milder air and will drop high to 107 by tuesday. by tuesday afternoon we'll start to feel the effects of a second, small system that will keep u second cool-down with a high of 107 wednesday, then 103 thursday. we will also start to feel the effects of a third, larger system on thursday that will be moving down the california coast. it will usher moisture and clouds in our direction and keep high temps in the low 100s. expect slight chances for showers starting friday a

more than 20 people killed in the capital city. homes completely destroyed and dozens are in need of medical help. a lot of places getting hit by extreme weather. >>> two words: otherworldly. jaw-dropping images from nasa of raining plasmon the son's surface. a solar flare can cause material to cascade down. it's made from plasma. forming a super hot mix that rapidly cools as it falls. >> that's beautiful. our rain looks a little bit different. >>> we do have some changes coming up. we are about to talk about activity to the south. no changes wind speeds around 5-10 meet. calm winds in scott's alien here. expecting that to be the case overnight tonight with mostly clear eyes. they are on the lighter side except near show low were we still have showers passing through at 12 miles per hour. dew points in the 40s and 50s. to the north and east as were most of that is. the drier air will continue to filter in tomorrow. we're keeping our eyes on the south. moisture situated right around tropical storm javier that will move northwest as

considered a no-go area, i'll fly out of an airport in villavicencio, 45 miles southeast of the capital cityction, this is an airplane bone yard, where unwanted props from "romancing the stone" corrode artfully. but in reality, this sleepy hangar is an important gateway to the more impenetrable parts of the country. the remote settlements in the amazon basin are cut off from the country with neither rail nor roads connecting them. there are only two ways in -- either boat for several days down river, or aboard a jungle bus, which is what locals call the world war ii-era dc-3. i've flown worse. i've been brought here by pablo mora, a teacher at medellin university and a particular enthusiast for this classic of golden age aviation. you've taken this flight before? >> pablo: yes. every time i have a chance, i come here and fly one. it's a romantic thing. >> anthony: he sees the work that these hulking great airships and their pilots do as daredevil humanitarian missions for the more remote colombians. do they have an in-flight movie? >> pablo: no, no, no. nor first class either. >> anthony: wh

we take a live look over beautiful capital city. this beautiful morning. august 14, 2016. thank you for watching the news at seven. i am beairshelle edme. >> i am justin quesinberry. >> the sun is rising. so are the temperatures. >> kristin is in the weather >>> we are seeing temperatures that are well into the 90s this afternoon. 77 degrees as we start the morning right now. this is a live look from raleigh durham international airport. we have got blue skies out there. right now and plenty of sunshine which will help heat the temperatures up today. >> it is # 5 degrees in durham and in littling ton and fayetteville and in goldsboro and rocky mount. 90s and the heat index value. it is 100 degrees. we have heat advisories that will go into effect at noon and tip through 8:00 p.m. for the counties highlighted in orange. this is # 95 corridor counties and points to the east. >> nothing popping up on the satellite or radar. we have the area of high pressure towards the end of last week. that will stay put for today. leading to another hot and depending on where you are. >> wa

city. the government is sending reinforcements to defend. reporter: afghanistan is deploying more troops to the capital of helmand province, among fears that thealiban and are taking control of the city. the city is at the heart of the fight with u.s. troops. airstrikes in the region have been stepped up in recent weeks. is the largest province of afghanistan, and it means strategically important for both the governmnment and taliban fighters who have surrounded the region. authorities say they are well-equipped to handle. to launch aeparing proper operation. new forces are coming from other areas to help us. we will launch a big operation soon which will push them back. meanwhile, more than 30,000 residents caught in the crossfire have been forced to flee their homes. there are fears of a humanitarian crisis after officials reported a shortage of food and water. >> we were within 10 kilometers of the fighting and shelling. we were scared and took our kids out, because if it got me worse, we would not have any chance to escape. reporter: the region is known for poppy production that has historically helped fund taliban insurgents. is the deadl

eyewitnesses say they heard gun the campus outskirts of afghanistan's capital city, kabul. several american professors and dozens of students took cover in classrooms and safe rooms while police and special forces surrounded the campus. the attack comes just weeks after two of its professors were kidnapped at gunpoint on august seventh. people in iowa are dealing with major flooding. heavy rains closed schools for the first day of class in north eastern iowa. the national weather service is reporting seven inches of rain hitting reports of injuries. many roads in win-uh-sheek winneshiek county are flooded by the rain, some workers even had to use a canoe to get to work.the national weather service says the flooding is expected to continue or get worse throughout the day. a school bus in massachusetts carrying high school students, crashes on the way to school. officials say the bus was traveling down the road when hit another car head-on. the students on the bus were on their way to high school. so far at least one person was injured and flown to the hosp said if the injure

. ♪ 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

severe weather moving through the capital city. you can see quite the lighting show monday afternoon. and the area continuing to get storms throughout the week. that is pretty common weather for baton rouge, louisiana. cindy: there have been light strikes across new york state and connecticut. they are waning, but you cannot rule out isolate it under this morning. i think it is just rain coming through here. it's a great thing that we need desperately and the rain chances the rain chances are gone hereby about lunchtime today. the rain has been coming down too hard to quickly on the western part of the state where we have flood advisories. we are talking about rainfall rates between half an inch and an inch an hour. we have had very heavy rain around springfield and that rain is getting closer in the worcester every as well. per hour north of the worcester area with the heaviest rain up to gardner, princeton, and holden right now. it is stretching closer into worcester. down toward southbridge as well. all this is shifting eastboun

la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, la, ♪ sha, la, la, la, la, ♪ >> anthony: in yangon, capital cityackouts are frequent with the ancient power grid. what sources of light there are in the street cast an eerie, yellow/orange hue. for almost 100 years under british rule, this was rangoon. in 1948, after helping the british fight off the japanese, and with a new taste for self-determination, the country gained independence. after a decade of instability, however, the military consolidated power and never let go. elections? they came and went. the results ignored, opposition punished or silenced entirely. burma, now myanmar, where orwell had once served as a colonial policeman, where he'd first grown to despise the apparatus of a security state, became more orwellian than even he could have imagined, a nation where even having an opinion could be dangerous. >> president obama: i am very honored to be here at this university and to be the first president of the united states of america to visit your country. >> anthony: morning in yangon. to nearly everyone's surprise, there have been so

capital city. a bustling metropolis. futuristic in look and character.at them; they've got a selfie stick. everybody's taking pictures of their food. i feel right at home. >> anthony: in october 2014, i went back to korea. this is what i saw. >> anthony: this makes me so happy. good kimchi. make room for the noodles. oh, that's good. it should surprise no one that i'm in a happy place right now. oh yeah. first night back. right to the market, bunch of unrecognizable, but invariably and inevitably delicious, food. good to be back, man. good to be back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> shopkeeper: hi. >> anthony: i am so confused. it wasn't supposed to be like this. of all the places, of all the countries, all the years of traveling, it's here, in iran, that i'm greeted most warmly by totara

watching these reports here of explosions and gunfire out of american university there in the capital cityle have been injured. a police operation is set to launch very shortly searching this campus for any suspected attackers, gunmen. this is the very same university where just a couple weeks ago two lecturers were kidnapped at gunpoint right from their car. in fact, one of them was an american. so let's begin our coverage with

it happened in the capital city of kabul.say they heard explosions and automatic gunfire. hundreds of students and teachers took cover in classrooms and safe rooms. the u.s. army colonel says advisors were on the ground with security forces. a women says the attack has ended but the details are really to us unclear at the moment. police say they're not sure whether there was one attacker or two. >>> it was one of the most beautiful towns in all of italy and now there's nothing left, that's the word from a witness to the powerful earthquake there overnight. rescue crews have been combing through the wreckage for signs of survivors and we've learned workers pulled an 8-year-old from the debris alive. she'd been trapped there since overnight. take a look at this village from drone video. this is the small town of amatrice. it gives you an idea just how devastating this was. the prime minister says the new death toll is 120 in this region. he says that number is expected to rise as the search continues. the 6.2 crushed a group of

is also poised to lose overall control of johannesburg and the capital city of pretoria. the death toll from the bastille day truck attack in nice is now 85. the latest victim died in the hospital. the 56-year-old man, his wife, and their 13-year-old son were killed when a truck driven by a tunisian man barreled down on july 14. islamic state claimed responsibility for that attack. new revelations now about the missing malaysia airline flight 370. ma labor is acknowledging for the first time that one of the pilots had plotted a course on his home flight simulator to the southern indian ocean. now, that's where the missing jet is believed to have gone down, but an official says the simulator included many destinations and that there's no evidence the plane was deliberately crashed. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2,600 journalists and analyst in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. von snow vonnie: thanks. getting back now to jobs day. another month of robust jobs growth, and healthy revisions to prior months. if you're looking for a different read

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

video out of that of baton rouge, louisiana as some severe weather move their way through the capital city. check out this lightning show monday afternoon. it was captured on a tower camera. the area continuing to get storms throughout the week. emily: we are experienced some storming an evening some lightning strikes. cindy: these are huge thunderstorms out across new york state. a couple winning across connecticut, but most of us looking at a drink of water. i think are rain chances are highest now through 10:00 this morning. they really drop off around in time as we drive things out. it is a wall of water with a lot of yellows and oranges showing up. there has been floating around the springfield area. we have a flood advisory for the western part of the state right now. you get the rain to come down and the poor drainage areas cannot handle it. that is the case as they move through southern worcester you are under a flood advisory until 8:15 a.m. you get into the ellison oranges here and we see those throughout worcester county right now. it's up around gardner and princeton where we g