the largest highways in istanbul, turkey. >> uh-oh. >> must feel so cool to have your whole crew with you. that crew slowly and gently brings the entire caravan to a complete and total stop right in the middle of this very busy freeway. >> that's a terrible idea. no. >> here's a worse idea. >> side show. >> let's celebrate the bride and groom with some rubber donuts. >> yeah, but creating a nightmare for other drivers that have nothing to do with your wedding. cool, awesome, you're getting married. >> not in the middle of the busiest freeway in istanbul, tur key. >> two arrested blamed it on their youthful spirit. >> any idea what they'll be facing, though? >> according to the reports i read, small fines, nothing serious. automotive and sports car photographer. here's a picture of the lovely couple, so congratulations. >> didn't go to jail. >>> our latest winner in the ipad mini giveaway. >> you could win, too. all you need is friday's buzz word and be 21 years of age or older and a legal u.s. or canadian resident. >> the up in just a bit. >> stand by, everyone, for the "rtm" ipad mi

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us out of istanbul.the government is externally irritated by what is happening here. up next, we will talk more about what is happening at the labour party conference taking place in liverpool. we will speak with john prescott, the former deputy prime minister. he will be joining anna edwards at the labour party conference. we will talk about what this means for brexit as well. that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. 30 minutes into the trading day. how are things shaping up, or shaping down? there's a picture for the markets. as we look across europe, we are seeing decent losses beginning to develop. cac and dax hitting hit reasonably hard, banking front and center, particularly german, although there is some good news in the dax. yang talk about the union -- the yin and yang. caroline: we are having a down day after all in the biggest loser is deutsche bank. i know you are covering it extensively, but just to show you -- down 4% at the moment. are falling to a fresh record low one co

. >> holly williams in istanbul. thank you, holly. >>> chicago's mayor is out with a new plan for civilian oversight of the police. now the goal is to restore community trust that has badly eroded even as gun violence has skyrocketed. dean reynolds is following this. >> reporter: at least 28 people were shot in chicago since monday morning. among the dead, was 16-year-old elijah simms his aunt wanda said what many said before. >> please, please stop the senseless shooting. >> reporter: the often scatter shot gang violence defied solutions and the problem compounded by the toxic relationship between the cops and the community they have sworn to protect. on tuesday, may your rahm ema u.n. el pro posed public safety be unconstitutional. and a more powerful police oversight board to replace an agency that almost never found the police at fault for anything, over the last decade. of more than 400 police shootings since 2007, for example, it found only 2 unjustified. that despite thousand of abuse complaints, and hundreds

. >> holly williams in istanbul. thank you, holly. >>> chicago's mayor is out with a new plan for civilian oversight of the police. now the goal is to restore community trust that has badly eroded even as gun violence has skyrocketed. dean reynolds is following this. >> reporter: at least 28 people were shot in chicago since monday morning. among the dead, was 16-year-old elijah simms his aunt wanda said what many said before. >> please, please stop the senseless shooting. >> reporter: the often scatter shot gang violence defied solutions and the problem compounded by the toxic relationship between the cops and the community they have sworn to protect. watch dog to identify police patterns and practices that may be unconstitutional. and a more powerful police oversight board to replace an agency that almost never found the police at fault for anything, over the last decade. of more than 400 police shootings since 2007, for example, it found only 2 unjustified. that despite thousand of abuse complaints, and hundreds o

frequency these lone wolf inspired attacks, potentially wolf pack directed attacks in brussels, istanbulnardino, st. cloud, minnesota, my own state of wisconsin. mohammed hamza, that was a foiled plot with with great work by the fbi but me said he'd be happy if he slaughtered 30 people. so we have to recognize the threat of islamic terror is real, growing, evolving, metastasizing and we have to defeat it and we have to remain committed to defeating it and we have provided by the leadership to do so. >> do you agree with senator lindsey graham that rahami should be held as an enemy come combatant and denied the regular legal protections? >> i'm not a lawyer and i understand the legal argument there. certainly from my standpoint we have to elevate national security in terms of our priorities. so from my standpoint, lindsey graham is a greater expert at this, he's written the law on some of these things. i'll let lindsey graham make his comments. from my standpoint we have to look at intelligence gathering, we have to elevate national security, homeland security bo other priorities. >> do y

from iceland, to rome to paris and even istanbul. derose busted out michael jackson's iconic dance move in front of famous landmarks and his answer was why not. my 11 -year-old wondering how to moonwalk in the kitchen a few weeks ago it is hilarious. is harder than it looks. face is all contorted. speaking of contorted faces there will be a shocks. next week when the cold weather hits will be sleeping with our eyes open. if you sleep with the windows open like you have been able to the last few nights if you sleep with the windows open monday night because monday 80 everything will be fine and tuesday morning were in the 30s or 40s. that will be a little bit of a shock for you. they take a drop great weekend ahead let's enjoy that but it may be the last summary weekend that we have in the cards. switch to centurylink and get up to 40 megs of high-speed internet for just $20 a month. that's the speed you need to stream... ...game... ...connect on social media... learn, shop and more with fast in-home wifi. so call 844-565-link. get up

therekhan: the reality is is a small number of men and women doing that around the world from istanbul to paris and brussels to new york and justify their acts in the name of islam. katty: rio is on a roll, but now that olympic and paralympic games are over, brazilians want to know what the infrastructure means for them. katty: welcome to our viewers on public television here in america and also around the globe. tonight, the man suspected of planting bombs in new york and new jersey over the weekend is in police custody. after a shootout with authorities, 20-year-old ahmad khan rahami, and naturalized american citizen who was born in afghanistan, was captured. nick bryant has the latest on all the days developments . nick: this is the suspect who police leave carried out the new york bombing bloodied and bandaged following a shootout with police, but now in custody after a dramatic manhunt. his name is ahmad khan rahami, a 28-year-old naturalized citizen born in afghanistan. he had been cornered in a quiet suburban street in new jersey after a local resident spotted him sleeping in th

. >> o'donnell: holly williams in istanbul, thank you, holly. chicago's mayor is out with a new plan for civilian oversight of the police. now, the goal is to restore community trust that has badly eroded, even as gun violence has skyrocketed. dean reynolds is following this. >> reporter: at least 28 people were shot in chicago since monday morning. among the dead was 16-year-old elijah sims. his aunt wanda said what many have said before. >> please, please stop the senseless shooting. >> reporter: but the often scattershot gang violence has defied solutions and the problem we compounded by the toxic relationship between the cops and the community they've sworn to protect. op tuesday, mayor rahm emanuel proposed a new public safety watchdog to identify police patterns and practices that may be unconstitutional; and a more powerful police oversight board to replace an agency that almost never found the police at fault for anything, over the last decade. of more than 400 police shootings since 2007, for example, it found only two unjustified. that

she paid a visit to an istanbul hospital that's home to a refugee family from aleppo. >> the "mean girl" star shared photos on instagram with her followers from this family. >> she said she grew especially close to heah, whose mother left the family after they migrated to turkey. >> lohan used the visit as a message to all americans about the refugee crisis saying, we should do more starting today. >>> so hollywood legend, warren beatty, coming clean about his notorious image. >> in his first interview in nearly two decades, he tells "aarp" in the latest cover story the rumor he slept with 13,000 women is not only incorrect, he says it's mathematically impossible. >> he's not saying. >> he's not saying. >> the veteran actor dated many before marrying for the first time at the age of 54, tying the knot with annette benning with whom he shares four children. >> he said, quote, think about it, sleeping with 12,775 people would not be just multiple people per day, but no repetition, so, like 10,000. >> he's right on the no repetition thing. all right. so 10,000. >> all right, finally, the n

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will be inish stocks the spotlight when trading picks up in istanbul after they tumbled on the ratingsngrade by moody's. constantine, how did the markets react to the downgrade, and what are investors saying? >> many investors were clearly caught offguard yesterday. even though the market had started to price in a moody's downgrade after the rating agency the country on review in july, and the s&p downgraded debt, the timing of the downgrade was the surprise. i think a lot of investors were expecting an announcement to come in october. we saw the bond fell in emerging markets. stocks fell the most in july. immersing -- emerging markets currency -- demand and thee bond auction. traders sold tenure debt, and it was a most four times oversubscribed. we are seeing some people being attracted by the high yield after the selloff. the question for many investors is how much floor selling will there be, if any? some of the biggest funds in the world require at least two of the major agencieso have an investment grade rating. after the moody's rating, turkey only house one -- only has one. the

>> thanks so much, ben wedeman live for us in istanbul, turkey. >>> witnesses from the explosion in new york tell cnn what they saw and what they heard. we'll return to our breaking news story from new york, next. r take it all off? every kiss-proof, cry-proof, stay-proof look? neutrogena® makeup remover does. it erases 99% of your most stubborn makeup with one towelette. need any more proof than that? neutrogena. this is the new comfort food. and it starts with foster farms simply raised chicken. california grown with no antibiotics ever. let's get comfortable with our food again. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> welcome back to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. we're live for you here and continue to bring you the latest on the story in new york. >> 29 people wounded after an explosion in new york's chelsea neighborhood and surveillance video from a nearby gym shows what happened there. this obtained by msnbc. you see people running outside on the street and investigators say they may have found video showing a person nearby where the blast occurred trying t

who you know was listening from istanbul, turkey, via satellite and the one thing that really stopped him was when secretary clinton pledged no ground troops in places like iraq and syria. line in the stand pun intended, is that advisable as you look at that? >> well, you know, first of all, the reality is that we have ground troops that are there. we have advisors, we have trainers, we have special forces that are already both in syria and in iraqi. so it seems to me that she should have referred to the fact that she is not going to place, you know, a large numbers of ground troops on the ground. and that's what i understood her to mean. but, you know, she came out by saying no ground troops. but the reality is, we do have ground troops, even she is calling for additional special forces that would be able to assist in the air strikes. so i think the meaning is that neither she or the president or for that matter would place another 150,000 troops in iraq or in any other middle east country. >> secretary panetta, thank you on behalf of myself, nicole wallace here in our new york studi

hundreds injured, including in nice, france, istanbul, turkey, and it's becoming the template for terror worldwide. >> use youing our own population against ourselves. >> reporter: at a hearing today, they used the leon nathan davis, the man after buying a ticket to turkey. he converted to islam while in prison but wasn't exposed to radicalized views until having access to social media when he got out. >> how can we be more effective in preventing the luring and radicalization of american citizens online. >> reporter: we learned the fbi has 800 investigations ongoing throughout the united states. more than 250 americans have 20 have been killed. massachusetts congressman steven lynch said enhancing the vetting process would have helped, but it would not have stopped the tsarnaev brothers. >> they were adolescents at the time when they first came in. and then radicalized after they had become united states citizens. so in that case, it's extremely difficult. >> reporter: in washington, george colli, fox 25 news. >>> police are searching for a man setting women on this is the video. a musl

our middle east economics and government reporter has more from istanbul.hen itthe accusation comes to the central bank, and what kind of evidence to the prosecutors cite, exactly? reporter: good morning, yousef. the central bank is dominated by the organization of fed to look good when -- fetullah withn, who is charged organizing the field coup in july, according to this indictment by a turkish prosecutor that we have seen. the main piece of evidence cited the arabocument is bank notes that the central bank has been printing since 2009. we thought this was due to key elements of the turkish blank. according to this indictment, this symbolizes how these comments, which are significant s followers because of their belief in the messiah and that the messiah will emanate from a specific comment. -- all all include according to the indictment. by putting a stark on turkish lira bank notes, it flags their president, according to the prosecutor. yousef: we know that there have been purges against alleged followers of this movement since the failed coup. how does

[beep] finding lowest airfare to istanbul. why don't you understand me? [beep] i do. this is what it feels like for kids >>> it was 25 years ago this weekend that a little known garage band from seattle turned the music world on its head. nirvana's megahit smells like teen spirit dropped like a bomb and became a song to rock bars and dorm rooms to this day. anthony mason has a look at the song and the culture it ? ? >> reporter: 25 years ago today, nirvana released their iconic hit "smells like teen spirit." and changed the music landscape forever. ? it a hard to sum up what was ground breaking abut teen spirit. it was that ground breaking. you hear all the time about music that changed the world. yet this actually did. teen spirit opened the door for grunge. changed what people wanted out of popular music. opened the door for punk rock and all of the anarchy and anger to enter the american popular mainstream. amazing. that's why it placed high. >> reporter: teen spirit the first single released off the was the only track in which all three members of nirvana, lead si

secret negotiations the iranians were transferring gold from turkey, gold bars were being flown from istanbul tehran. they closed the loophole a year later. cash and gold are two mediums of values that anybody engaged in money laundering or terror financing or drug smuggling wants. this is the way the iranians have been compensated. jenna: there was a note in your report in your testimony yesterday that i wanted to underscore for our viewers. you were scoring the associated press that there's no precedent for the transfer of such large quantity of cash in modern american history. ta takes it to another level. just the context for the money that we are talking about. >> well, that's right. it's a huge amount of money, jenna, you know, that much money is very hard to track so the administration claims not the worry, all the money is going to economic development, not the fund terrorism or assad slaughter in syria, but that's ridiculous. reality during the iraq war, the united states transferred $12 billion to iraq to the united states, so the u.s. was using that money in iraq, guess what? that

. >> arwa damon reporting for us in istanbul. she has seen so much of this horror and destruction. thank you so much for joining us. >>> other news we are following. it appears an outburst by the president of the philippines is now apparently somewhat forgiven. an official with the white house tells cnn that president obama and the philippines president duarte spoke briefly before the asian dinner, it consisted of pleasantries. he blasted president obama calling him an s.o.b. duarte now says he regrets his comment. >>> apple set to unveil its next generation iphone but all the buzz is about what it may not have. we'll update you when we come back. you do all this research on a perfect car, then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many features that comes standard with our base policy. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™. liberty mutual insurance. >>> all eyes on apple he

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this happened in istanbul. 11 people hurt. >>> two lawmakers getting into a brawl at a tv station, happened after a debate in ukraine. one map -- man lunged at the other. bodyguards held them back and then one man went outside and started kicking and scratching the other's car. >> two tornadoes up touching don in utah. this is in ogden. a dozen homes badly damaged. another twister hit a town hundreds of miles away. no one was seriously hurt. the news continues with shepard smith right after this. >> he'll hold that bible up high and then lie, lie, lie. ted cruz, is now endorsing him. ted cruz, texas, now endorsing -- now endorsing donald trump because -- he explains why. obviously he did it on facebook because -- i'll read some of the words. donald trump has the best words but these are ted cruz's words. this election is unlike any other in the nation's history. i have struggled to take the right course of action in cleveland i urged voters blows please don't stay home in november and vote your conscious after many months of careful consideration, careful consideration, of prayer, and searc

>> let's go straight to our senior international correspondent arwa damon who joins me live from istanbul just talk more about the attacks specifically, we look at these pictures. it is just tough to look at. has the syrian regime stepped these attacks up? >> reporter: look, brooke. here's the reality of the situation. this red line when it comes to chemical weapons, the one that the u.s. administration had allegedly put forward that it did not stick to, because that red line was crossed back in august of 2013 with that massive kaem chemical attack that happened in a damascus suburb that left hundreds, if not more than 1,000 people dead. the images and aftermath of that attack were not just little childrens wing trying to get oxygen into their lungs. it was of little children covered in white shrouds because they had been killed. the other thing that is really significant in all of this that we need to remember is that when you survive this kind of an attack, when you survive being hit by this type of substance and the activists and medical workers say they know it's chlorine because they

. >> holly williams in istanbul. thank you, holly. >>> chicago's mayor is out with a new plan for civilian oversight of the police. now the goal is to restore community trust that has badly eroded even as gun violence has skyrocketed. dean reynolds is following this. >> reporter: at least 28 people were shot in chicago since monday morning. among the dead, was 16-year-old elijah simms his aunt wanda said what many said before. >> please, please stop the senseless shooting. >> reporter: the often scatter shot gang violence defied solutions and the problem compounded by the toxic relationship between the cops and the community they have sworn to protect. u.n. el pro posed public safety watch dog to identify police patterns and practices that may be unconstitutional. and a more powerful police oversight board to replace an agency that almost never found the police at fault for anything, over the last decade. of more than 400 police shootings since 2007, for example, it found only 2 unjustified. that despite thousand of

so another easy way to say this, if you don't have the plate, half your plate, fruits and venn istanbuls, quarter proteen and a quarter whole grains. or starches. so potatoes or otherwise. and that's a really good the to start. >> talk about the health aspects. >> energizing, you stay healthier, you get to do this together as a family instead of just, you know, we need to focus on the weight. >> and eat real food, right? >> yes. that's one of the first things we talk about. >> so moving more towards cooking at home together as a family. >> right. >> and you know, not every night do you have to eat at home. but really maybe try to make more of an effort to make fo >> be good 80% of the time and bad 20% of the time. >> or try to incorporate this the kind of plate theory more often. and maybe you know, think of like sodas or things like that as treats. if you're going to dinner, this is a treat instead of -- >> not the daily thing. >> absolutely. yes. >> very good. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> over to you, josh. >> thank you very much. >>> and now an 8 on your side c-section have an

joining us live from istanbul, turkey, is richard engel.aying us into the wee hours. i know you did it last night, too, to watch this forum. let me just start off by asking you about hillary clinton's pronouncement, whether this is a big deal. >> no, i don't think it is a big deal. there is already a campaign to hunt down baghdadi. i know people involved in the campaign very much want to find and kill or capture baghdadi. i think it's a way for hillary clinton to remind the voters that she was involved in the hunt for bin laden and that al qaeda was decimated once bin laden was killed. i'm not totally convinced that al qaeda was totally decimated. i think it is a narrative the intelligence community has put out. i'm not at all sure that it's accurate. when you see syria right now, i think we're in a situation where isis could very well be eliminated and what we'll be left with is a very strong al qaeda base in syria. so i think she's trying to remind people of that and put the flag down. yes, i'm going to kill baghdadi, just the way i was i

that's what we think happened probably in brussels and istanbul. and we've seen this occur in far too many places. in san bernardino and orlando and, again, a foiled plot in milwaukee, now st. cloud, minnesota, new jersey, new york. we have got to defeat isis. it has been over two years since president obama laid out america's goal toward isis, which was to defeat it. and we may be nibbling around the edges and doing some damage, but the analogy i use is a beehive in your backyard. we know what you need to do. you need to take out the hifb. president obama in effect is poking the hive. doing some damage but he is stirring up the nest. they are spreading. isis is metastasizing and evolving and spreading. and you don't just believe me, you can believe the cia director john brennan who testified before the cia -- the senate intelligence committee about a month ago. he said that our efforts have not reduced isis' terror capability and their global reach. they remain a formidable and large lin intact enemy. that is not very good after two years of effor

. >>> nbc news' chief foreign correspondent richard engel joins us from istanbul, turkey.ichard, it was very important for us to have you as a part of this conversation, to talk about some of the critical issues facing the next president, facing the next commander-in-chief, defeating isis, the crisis in syria. what would you like to hear from donald trump and hillary clinton tonight? >> reporter: well, i'd like to hear what keeps them up at night. what are their priorities. it's obvious that syria is a problem. it's obvious that isis is a threat to the united states and to europe because the group comes out almost daily says it's going to carry out attacks in the united states and europe. but beyond those two obvious things, how do they see the world? do they see russian expansionism as a main problem, containing china? what about cyber? i'd like to hear a vision that i haven't really heard from the two candidates. from trump we've heard something of an old-fashioned isolationist standpoint. he talks about how every decision he makes would be filtered through this america