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ews from berlin. supporting turkey against the islamic state that turkish airstrikes are raising questions. the country's president says that peace talks with the pkk separatists also cannot continue. also coming up on the show barack obama says it is time for the world to change its approach to africa. he warns against corruption and says the confidence progress depends on democracy. and the son of libya's former dictator's sentence to death. a court interval he finds it awfully guilty of war crimes during libya's 2011 revolution. thank you very much for joining us. warplanes have struck a kurdish militant ace in turkey itself rather than across the border. does attack came after nato backed strikes against the islamic state and the president called off east talks with kurdish militants, the pkk. i will speak with a middle east expert in just a moment but first, a look at how turkey is intensive line the light against what it calls terrorist groups. wax most people who live here are kurds. the situat

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in the gulf was seen in terms of deter deterrence, things have i think chads the weapons now being ewingd from yemen for bahrain to libya. even those of on the forefront of arms control policy find it difficult to concede of the u.s. deescalating the region, especially as it's a competitors continue to do business. >> it's not justify the united states that is selling arms. you can look at the u.n. register and see who is selling weapons. [ inaudible ] selling arms in these -- >> we have to make sure that we are not selling the types of weapons that can fuel these conflicts. >> reporter: and it has yet to be seen whether that is possible. al jazerra washington. >>> ukraine's government and russian separatists in the east have agreed to extend the partial withdrawal of weapons. the preliminary deal reached with foreign mediators covers tanks and smaller weapons systems, those weapons should have already been pulled out under february's ceasefire but both sides have accused each other of continue to go use them. >>> women's rights groups in india are calling for a ban on instant divorces b

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. >> reporter: 50 in saint davids, 66 right now in center city. 61 ewing cinnaminson, new jersey, 68 in gandys beach. the dewpoints are up a notch from yesterday. yesterday it was low humidity, today it's comfortable just not as low as yesterday. satellite and radar we'll start the day with bright sunshine. you can see the high, thin clouds that are trying to stream in from the west. they will filter in more by the afternoon hours. lots of sunshine and high clouds, warm temperatures right about average partly sunny skies, very nice, 84 degrees for the high. tonight things change just a bit. mostly cloudy skies, you feel the humidity, and a late shower. we'll talk built chance for a shower in just a few minutes. matt you already have the flashing lights. >> reporter: already at 4:31. we have a few issues on the traffic front including this disabled vehicle on the platt bridge heading toward the airport. you'll encounter this on the way to the airport. they are letting traffic by in the left lane, the police are assisting the vehicle taking out the right lane on the upside of the platt

down across new jersey sea isle city 74 as you head inland and cinnaminson middle 70s and same in ewingnd lower 70s hockessin, smyrna and dover that hour. it's a level of moisture in the air and earlier today we have dew point temperatures 60 or below. and so fairly pleasant across the region and now we have dew point range anywhere from 60 to 65. slight uptic in humidity and this will be the case was we return to work on monday. in fact if you look tat throughout the rest of the week here monday, into lower 6 0s. not terrible for month of july. as we get to tuesday and wednesday some spots will feel rather oppressive and we do have a gradual decrease in the humidity scale as we get to end of this week. and satellite 6 along with action radar shows you high pressure east. we're tapping into the southwesterly wind flow overhead making for a partly cloudy sky and we're tapping into moisture. there's a weak area of low pressure currently moving across the ohio valley and not a lot as we travel east of appalachians. >> setup for us on monday, 6:00 in the morning. sunshine to get the day sta

down across new jersey it's 67 hammonton and cinnaminson 7. 71 ewing and browns mills along the dmooingt sea isle city holding on to warmth because you're closer to ocean temperature having impact on your temperature that hour. 74 sea isle city and same at the boardwalk in atlantic city. dewpoint level left of moisture in the atmosphere and earlier today we had dpu point temperatures upper 50s, lower 60s. a nace start to the weekend. any time you have dew point numbers at 60 or higher you're going to notice uptic in the humidity and that's going to be the case as we get into the second half of our weekend. and it will be slightly more humid but certainly nothing unbearable for july standards. satellite 6 and action radar high pressure does its thing along new england. few more clouds across the ohio valley and western sections of pennsylvania. so as we go throughout the afternoon hours sunday you will notice sun it get the day started and fillederd sunshine returning by day's end. future tracker 6 showing you 8:00 in the morning most spots along the 95 corridor and upper 7 0s. upper 60s

how "the walking dead" bad boys show their love, getting handsy while carol just smiles in this new ew cover shoot. >> it is really interesting getting that shot. at one point she is laughing y saying stop it, stop it. what's going on? norm was trying to hold his hand behind mcbride's back and turn the photo around from the back and grab each other's butts and it is a cool shot because those guys are such friends on set. >> let's get into three things you need to know this season. one, civil war may break outside in the new safe haven. >> we have come to a place we can live with the public or live in a community and us having inner turmoils with trying to discover point of view if that's possible or not. >> next, rick's power position is threatened. >> do you have any idea who you're talking to? >> finally, more zombies, i mean everywhere. >> one day alone in the premiere, they had 300 zombies, 100 more than their biggest day ever. >> there are more walkers than we've ever faced before. i think episode 1 is something people are not going to expect. >> six is crazy! >> do they ever give

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ew. hey. lamarcus aldridge said bye bye portland. he will sign with the spurs.our years, a reported $80 million. after nine years with the blazers, he returns to his native texas roots. >>> soccer, it's the eve of the women's world cup final. u.s. against japan. 23 players in the u.s. squad. four from bay area schools. alex morgan, kelly o' hara. julie johnston. does everything. sets up scoring here for carly lloyd. in her first world cup, the former bronco is one of eight finalists for the women's world cup mvp award called the golden ball trophy. yet another recruiting nugget for legendary and proud when i spoke with him. santa clara head coach jerry smith. >> i would be lying if i said i knew she would be that good. i mean, i think she is doing some things that are really unprecedented. at her young age, on that stage with that team to be considered one of the leaders of the team is truly remarkable. we knew we had something good. we just didn't know she would be that good. >> that was a brand new facility. the stevens center. i didn't want to leave. i mean,

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it has ewing holdings in state enterprises. pretty much what it says goes.ng unleashed market forces in the form of a more kind of vibrant stock market over a year or maybe 18 months ago, i think that, i think they have been spooked, to be honest, by what markets do and actually bringing markets with chinese characteristics into the chinese economy is clearly one of the objectives that their leadership set a couple years ago. i don't think they like the results. alex: george, what is the risk of it not working if the country at any time actually prop up the stock market? george: to be honest with you, i don't think it's that important from the point of view of the cheans economy of what goes on in the stock market. it's not really a market in the way we understand a market. i think it's quite revealing about the cheans government's approach to managing markets in a modern economy and the objective which they have set themselves in bringing markets into the process of economic reform. i mean, what i mean by reveals, it means that it's not very encouraging tha

cinnaminson, 84. 84, ewing and browns mill and hammonton. avalon 76. here's satellite and radar, you can see the broken line it's a cold front that's dipping down to the south and east, but there's a lot of humidity in the air, especially with the moisture coming in from a southerly direction, once we get into the heating of the day the moisture coming there will be more showers and thunderstorms popping up as we go throughout the rest of the early afternoon and evening hours here's what we can expect today it's more humid today than yesterday. the gusty afternoon thunderstorms are likely. there could high wind gust also the major concern with the thunderstorms that will move on through, heavy rain which could mean localized flooding in some locations. allentown, the lehigh valley warm and humid isolated but scattered showers and storms. high temperatures coming in at 84 degrees. down the shore in atlantic city. clouds and pockets of sunshine. high temperature of 80 degrees. moderate risk for rip currents. once we get rid of the moisture, big weather s

regularly posting videos about and family and friends say she had just moved from texas, accepting a ewj at her alma mater, prairie view a&m university. >> what raises questions is why tis that a 28-year-old woman who had received two job offers would take her own life. >> reporter: but this video that bland posted to youtube just m ago shows a different side. >> i a suffering from something that some of you all alig now it's a little bit of depression as well as ptsd. >> we take issue with the notion that she was suffering from she was never clinically diagnosed as this family understands. poran intake form using pills. but when asked if she was feeling suicidal today, sandra responded no, leading to new questions ab she wa closely enough. tonight, many are blaming the including her family. saying sandra bland should never have been arrested in the first place. >> she was pulled over for something so insignificant, and because of an officer who felt like maybe his ego was bruised -- >> reporter: former nypd detective nick casol said though bland was arguing with the officer, reaching

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there's tremendous ewe pour i can't hear, people have traveled from all over, it's been raining for days now but they don't care. a lot of enthusiasm for this pope and his message in a country with a very conservative catholic church. >> you can hear the mass has started, the pope's last mass on his tour. thank you. >> a drug king escaped his prison by digging a tunnel. it is the second jail break for the kingpin of the 16 low i can't cartel. >> mexican police set up check points on roads near the prison from when el chapo escaped. cars are being searched and the nearest airport closed as they hunt for one of the world's most wanted men. of the last time he escaped prison, it took the military 13 years to find him. his capture back in february, 2014 was hailed as one of the biggest blows to the drug trade in decades. el chapo translated at shorty in english is small institute at your, but cuts and imposing figure in the world of narco trafficking. he's made forbes magazine's billionaire list. his cartel controls some of the most lucrative routes from mexico to the united states, traffick

. >>> how far would you go to get ewes views on youtube. >> for a 9-year-old boy from scotland he'll> he popped a carolina reaper. know what that is? it's one of the hottest peppers ever. for a moment looks like things are going well. then he has to run to the bathroom. >> the kid lived to tell about it and to post another video. >> my stomach was burning like satan was burning me. with fire. it was so sore. i'm not joken. but now, my channel's growing. 97 subscribers. thank you so much. >> first it was satan burning him. now we have to thank the lord for the viewers. the video of him eating the superhot pepper now at almost 1 million views. >> don't try this at home. all he wants is more subscribers and more views. he's going to eat some more stuff. >>> patrons at a new jersey bar saturday night were treated to more than just the house band. >> bruce springsteen jumped on stage and performed for about two hours. >> you can imagine, people started tweeting. word spread so quickly on social media that it didn't take long that the street outside the bar was packed. with bruce springste

the 55-year-old is accused of trying to kill americans and ewing a weapon of -- and using a weapon of mass destruction. he started fighting for a group affiliated with the taliban. he is accused of leading a raid on afghan police and soldiers. >>> new details expected from nasa's new horizon team on the pluto mission. the team will hold a press conference this afternoon to release new images. they will also discuss the latest results from the spacecraft's flight through pluto earlier this month. the pictures are the result of a nine-year and 3 billion mile journey by nasa's new horizons spacecraft. >>> a live look outside on this friday morning as we get ready for the weekend and the return of the humidity. but what will it be like on your ride in to work today? tom has your drive time forecast at 4:41. >>> caught on camera, a car crash pinning a woman beneath it. wait until you see what several good samaritans did to save her life. >>> and cameras spot a black >>> take a look at this video out of dallas. that is police officers, firefighters and bystanders lifting a car trying to fre

. >> ew. >> while waiting. none the worse for wear. his knee is injured. he should be fine. >>> this is scary. a white knuckle landing for passengers on a boeing 777. it was preparing to land during a storm on saturday in amsterdam. wind gusts of more than 60 miles an hour rocked the plane back and forth. you can see right there the pilot had a safe landing, likely to applause from passengers. >> where's the video from inside? >> well done. >>> 4:57. a man's dog is recovering after being shot by police. why one witness believes the officer overreacted. >> i'm kiet do in santa cruz where police technicians ha >>> good morning. it is tuesday, july 28. i'm maria medina. >> i'm. >> hi, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. it's nearly 5:00 on this tuesday. the search for that santa cruz girl has ended. police say they have found the body of madyson middleton. 15-year-old boy is under arrest. kpix 5's kiet do is in santa cruz first amendment complex where her body was discovered -- -- at the apartment complex where her body was discovered. >> reporter: technicians hav

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you have the chinese names in the mix. .ew crist there's your chinese name, as well. don 1%.ory so far in the markets. rishaad: two greece where there is a glimmer of hope as banks reopened three weeks after they were shut for fear of a collapse. things might get even better later in the year. germany has hinted debt relief might be in the cards, as sher : explains. shery: banks are set to reopen, and today, capital controls and withdrawal limits remain in place on greece. life is nowhere near to coming back to normal. the daily cash withdrawal of the equivalent of $60 will be replaced by a weekly limit of $455. a little bit of a boost, but transfers abroad from greek accounts are still banned. the athens stock exchange will also remain closed. as you said, there is a glimmer of hope. things might get better for greece later this year. said she iserkel prepared to discuss debt relief once athens successfully completes the first round of the new bailout. that is a hint that the topic might be considered by the end of the year. debt relief is not expected to come in the form of

investigators say that fire scorched an area mesh ewing about 50 feet by 250 feet and it took crews an hour to get it under control but no one was hurt. >>> new jersey officials are warning resident about an invasive beetle that attacks and kills arbitraries. the beetle has been found in burlington, mercer and somerset counties. the green insects are smaller than a penny. residents are encouraged to visit the ashgamer and what to do with dead trees. that state has set up traps and ash traps to trap the beatles. >>> new study finds health care workers go to work sick putting patients a at risk. survey was conduct at children's hospital of philadelphia. 95 percent of health care workers surveyed answer that had work while sick does put patients at risk. yes, 83 percent admitted to doing so at least once in the past year. most common reason they gave for working sick not wanting to let their collogues down. >>> do you have feel a little sleepy at work, maybe that afternoon lull, a new study shows it might be good for you, and your employer if you got a cat nap. napping on the job may lead