. >> this is a busy international airport, jasper. it is feared last night's attack will have a devastating impact this year. reporter: well, this is ontainly the third attack tourist sites in istanbul this year. january, islamic state killing sultan ahmed, 12 tourists, mostly german. attacked islamic state the famous pedestrian mall in old part of the city, killing four tourists. night, 13 of the 41 casualties were foreigners and three of the turks were people tourismed in the industry. however, i think the main -- wider thaned the tourism industry. we've had bombings in turkey at rate of one or two a month for 13 months now and these killed more than 250 people and the saddest fact is there is no end in sight. is no attempt at reconciliation. one cannot expect the government to start peace talks with the islamic state group. no government on earth is doing that. but many turks would like the government to restart peace the kurds and the government has ruled that out. anchor: jasper mortimer. by turkey on the line specialist and poli

genie: jasper, thank you. jasper mortimer reporting from ankara. to the united states, where the polls have opened in the east for what could be a decisive day in the presidential campaign. you can see people in new jersey going in to vote area early this morning. another big state among the six going to the polls today is california, but hillary clinton already got a boost going into the primaries. she is now passed the milestone of 383 delegates securing her status at the presumptive -- as the presumptive democratic presidential nominee. she is set to go ahead with donald trump -- she is now set to go head to head with donald trump. >> he is the man behind the figure. he has a crucial assignment, determining when a delegate has -- when a candidate has enough delegates to secure the party nomination. >> i am in charge of tracking the number of delegates each presidential candidate has for the national convention. >> on monday, the ap's count showed hillary clinton has 800hed the magic number, more than her opponent, bernie sanders. clinton: i have

jasper: he is just given a press conference and said a terrorist entered the international where onetoint has to put one's luggage through the x-ray machines he opened fire spraying everybody in sight. with gunfire. then he detonated himself. he was a suicide bomber. this is preliminary.y. there are repoports of a second susuicide bomber blowing himself up i in the carpark. these were verpowerful exexplosions. phphotographs onon social mediaf ceiling tiles being destroyed.. also seeing g a photograph of a man carrying a child and running with him and he was bleeding profusely. a photograph of an ak-47 lying on the ground what looks like ininside the terminal b becausee tiles on the flooring there. >> we will come back to you very shortly. the latest on the situation in istanbul. two explosions. there appear to be 10 dead, 20 wounded. tose figures are subject revision and possibly expected to go up. two suicide bombers and detonated themselves at that airport. david cameron has attended possibly his last eu event as prime minister of the united kingdom. in brussels they pressed cameron

the center finds most of its volunteers through jasper malone. he also found sophie.e works closely with the world wise program, but for him, there are more important things than just the work provided by the volunteers. >> volunteering increases us to be more global citizens. we see what we share with one another, in terms of intercultural learning, in terms of appreciating other people, beyond color, beyond level of education, beyond where we come from. reporter: this has been selfie's experience as well -- sophie's experience as well. she wants to become a medical doctor, and now she knows where she will want to work. >> i will complete my degree, but after that i want to come back here. i like the country. i like the people. i almost feel better here than in germany. reporter: sophie came to kenya to give. but she had not expected to receive so much. reporter: after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. stay with us. you are watching live from paris, france 24. the face of britain's leave campaign says he does not want to be prime minister, bo

jasper is a fer and says he often has company in the water, he is a surfer. >> you see animals all theime. almost every time you go out. but whales that close is pretty freaking rare. it's -- >> reporter: today however was a bad day for surfing, too much wind and chop which waves but the whales are still here and folks are coming down to see them. >> a bunch of whales jumping out of the ocean. maybe you can take a few pictures. >> beautiful. we came out had some coffee and came out to see the whales. >> reporter: not hard to do. if you come down to see the show, bring binoculars and you can get a really good luck. >> you go out there because there is nature. >> reporter: in pacifica, don ford, kpix 5. >>> a led zeppelin song is at the center of a copyright lawsuit. it involves a guitar riff from stairway to heaven. now t ♪[ music ] >> you know it. ♪[ music ] >> led zeppelin guitarist jimmy page and singer robert plant are being sued by the trustees of the late randy wolf. the trustee says wolf wrote the song for his band, spirit. the page has called the allegation ridiculous. >>> lots

next, we have zudi jasper, american islamic forum for democracy. thank you for joining us so early this morning. >> thank you. good to be with you. >> so we have our political leaders, president obama specifically, refusing to call it radical islam. is that where we need to begin, calling it what it is? >> well, you can't treat something that you can't even diagnose. and muslims and islam are in that time of history that our founding fathers were. imagine the founding fathers not being able to recognize christian thee yocracy as the problem. we currently have a sophisticated program where all we're doing is trying to find the ones that are militant versions of this global ideology of the sheraria islamic state. until we have muslims lining up to die for american freedoms, for free speech, anti-homophobia, all these aspects of islam must be confronted. unfortunately, homeland security, politicians, universities have completely been missing in action in taking sides within the house of islam. there is a cosmic battle going on within the house of isla

that is jasper --. >> he loves watching videos. >> hi. >> this is jasper. this is his debut. up.w book called let me tell you about jasper. and as the book written by me but also includes these great photo shops. and it is going make you laugh. a non political book in a political year which is a fun project to have. >> and he's got one of your bow ties on there. >> he's like gazing at himself in the monitor. >> he's gazing at peter. the other half of the dayna team. >> so has all the note ritety gone to his head? >> people recognize him more than me? is that jasper? and one guy, can i get a picture. and he really just wanted a picture with the dog. i wasn't offended. >> they are truly hilarious. >> i'm kind of being pushed over. bye guys. >> love it. thanks. >>. >> announcer:. >>> still ahead. fighting with political correctness. they want to band words like jihad because it is disrespectful. ♪ i could get used to this. now you can. when you lease the 2016 es 350 for $329 a month for 36 months. see your lexus dealer. a♪ should i stay or should i go? travel season fo♪ nothing. thi

this graffiti-scarred building at jasper and willard used to be a factory, now it is a pigeon coup. drugs have taken over, heroin specially, just four days after richardson search, we found lots more needles, and they litter the streets. >> this is like a disease, got to find some kind of cure for it. >> vivian's daughter lives in a home surrounded by the need. >> how nervous are you for this safety when you see this drug activey? >> not only for her for my grandkids, too, you tell your kids don't touch them, but you got little ones that's curious. touch a stick, you don't know what that has. so it is rough. >> have a good one, my friends. >> marvin collins former crack addict, clean for nearly 11 years, he sees the mess left behind by heroin use heres drive into the neighborhood, park, shoot up, toss their noodles, drive off. >> i'm in the here to be a judge mental person, but in the day, still there are little ones. >> and you have kit walking through this. >> walk through it, pick it up. >> phil richardson was surprise today hear how many needles we found so soon after his collec

doctor jasper is a big proponent of this. on muslims to reform. it has to be a two prongs effort. always good to see you, thank you. the war with isis is becoming a big political talking point as you know. obama's 2000 and opponent taking center stage with these comments. >> president obama is responsible for when he pulled everybody out of iraq, when syria became isis, isis is what it is today thanks to barack obama's utter failures. trish: that is senator mccain talking about the president being, quote, directly responsible for orlando because of his failed policy, he walked back those comments, written statement that he was referring to obama's policies, not the president himself. the policies are what caused orlando as opposed to the president directly causing it but it follows similar comments by donald trump earlier this week. what him here. >> we are led by a man that is either not tough, not smart or he has something else in mind and the something else in mind, people can't believe it, people cannot believe that president obama is acting the way he actss and can't even men

. >> reporter: works from the 1950s to the present day from artists like jasper johns. >> you can findection has representative of different periods. >> reporter: the exhibition is organized into two sections. the first showcases. sac hs -- the centerpiece is charles ray's 2008 piece boy with frog. >> he is holding a frog suggestion of curiosity and adventure, this is what contemporary art is and what we want to share. >> reporter: embracing the contemporary opens tuesday and remains until september 5. go to fill -- philly.org or 6abc loves the arts. >>> beetle are heading to -- beatle are heading to the movie theaters 8 days a week the touring years will hit theaters september 16. the documentary covers the band early days, the film was made with cooperation of surviving beatle paul mccartney and ringo star. at perdue, we take some unexpected extra steps to raise healthy chickens with no antibiotics ever. for example, thyme. it's part of our 100% veggie diet that we feed our chickens and helps support their immune system. and we don't need to add antibiotics to their diet. if you want

. >> dana, can i please play with jasper if he's here, i really like him and you and kimberly are myorite people from "the five." >> sweetie, thank you. >> that's sexist. >> what? >> hold on, hold on. >> you said it's the little sister. >> she's seven. >> is she lauren? >> yeah, lauren. >> step up to the mic. >> it is take your dog to work day, but i did not get to bring my dog today. >> we know where he's going in life. >> question three, this is from judy morrison, go for it, judy. >> this is my husband, ray. >> hello, ray. >> it's his 73rd birthday. he loves "the five" and he loves kimberly, so if they could have a hug? >> i think where this is going. >> thank you, thank you very much. >> there you go. >> happy birthday. >> anyone else going to pretend it's their birthday? >> there's a paramedic coming to pick up her husband. he collapsed. all right, kelly spelman, right? >> yeah. >> boston, what's your question? >> hi, i was wondering if you guys could have a substitute fifth host or a sixth host? who would it be, historically or present day? >> interesting. you want to start, da

this graffiti scarred building at jasper and willard used to be a factory now it's a pigeon coop.gs have taken over, heroin especially just four days after richardson's search we found lots more needles. they litter the streets. >> it's like a disease. you got to find a cure for it. >> vivian howard's grown daughter lives in home surrounded by these needles. how nervous are you for her safety when you see this drug activity. >> not only for her. for my grandkids, too. you tell your kids don't touch them but you got little ones that's curious. touch a stick you don't know what that child has. it's rough. >> reporter: marvin collins a former crack addict clean for nearly 11 years he sees the mess left behind by heroin users who drive into the neighborhood, park, shoot up, toss their needles, drive off. >> i'm not here to be a judgmental person, but at the end of the day it's all about our little ones. >> reporter: you got kids walking right through it. >> they pick it up. >> reporter: bill was surprised to hear how many needles we found so soon after his collection effort. like othe

about jasper andal the other dogs in my life and not only written by me, but it includes a lot of the photoshops, i'll pretty excited about it. >> he'll have no idea there's a book out about him. >> i know. he won't be checking his amazon ratings. >> he won't be like me, damn, i've fallen! >> bolling is ahead of me! >>. >>> later on tonight make sure you stay here. to watch o'reilly, a deep dive into the terror threat. important guests, dana perino is going to be on the show. >> great booking. >> paul ryan as well talking about the terror threat. ready for this? cleveland fans, game six last night check out how they sang the national anthem, watch. >>. ♪ o say can you see ♪ by the dawn's early light ♪ what so proudly we hailed ♪ at the twilight's last gleaming ♪ >> fantastic rendition and cleveland went on to win, forcing a game seven sunday night. guess what, sunday is father's day. and happy father's day, i would like to wish every father a happy father's day. >> happy father's day juan and bolling. >> "special report," think it's chris wallace. >> dissent inside the state departmen

this graffiti scarred building at jasper and willard used to be a factory. now it's a pigeon coop. drugs have taken over. heroin especially just four days after richardson's search we found lots more needles. they litter the streets. >> it's like a disease. you got to find a cure for it. >> reporter: vivian how war's grown daughter lives in home surrounded by these needles. >> how nervous are you for her safety when you see this drug activity? >> not only for her for my grandkids, too. you tell your kids don't touch them but you got little ones that's curious. touch a stick you don't know what that child has. it's rough. >> have a good one, my friend. >> reporter: marvin collins is former crack addict clean for nearly 11 years. he seize the left behind by heroin drivers who drive into the neighborhood, park, shoot up, toss their needles and drive off. >> i'm not here to be a judgmental person but in the day it's about our little ones. >> you got kids walking right through this. >> they pick the up. >> reporter: bill richardson was surprised to hear how many nude dells we found so s

. >> i like jasper. >> the other runners up were lola, lucy, daisy and coco. >> she looks like glenns adorable. >> thank you very much. >> and so well behaved. >> that's why people ask me is she even alive? she is. >> what. >> i brought her in. >> greg, people ask that h.hello, dog. >> that's adorable. >> the opposite. >> i hate these people! >> this is for all you young men and women who work in offices every day and are forced to travel to cities and then have you to come back and pay your expenses and they make your expenses impossible. look at that little face. because they use these new computer programs with your expenses and they never work and what ends up happening american express cancels your corporate credit card because nobody pays your expenses because you're using a computer program. everybody who has got a job, traveling salesman, knows exactly what i'm talking about, and i hate those programs and i hate the people who invented them. >> peter would agree with you 100%. it's the worst part of the month when he does those expenses. >> yeah. >> i missed my turn? >> i'm j

just before the break, is judy jasper testified in congress about the cover-up of islamic terror by theation, joins us now. give me -- what is this about a cover-up of islamic terror by the administration? what do you mean by that? >> thanks to the courage of senator cruz and the judiciary we finally, america, muslims and non-muslims talk about precursors of radical islam, radical militant islam, the ideologies and how important that is and the cover-up, the willful blindness has been the complete purging of any reference to jihadi, sharia, any term that had religious connotations, and the homeland security, precursors of the homophobia that leads homophobia, misogyny and all the ideologies are cleansed, and at the end of the day it is dishonest and in this month of ramadan i told senators i am here because i love my faith and love my country, want us to be honest and the dishonesty allows radicals to speak to the faith and demonizes muslims more than honesty to tell muslims in the month of ramadan is the evil act of terror going to represent us or peaceful muslims going to step up to t

jonathan jasper wright, who read law in pennsylvania, came first, as a missionary. then became a friedman's bureau agent. as an agenda, he was charged with resolving disputes and educating the freed people, particularly in bureauford county. in his role as an agent, in 1867 alone, he heard 300 cases. most of these cases were between community folks fighting over debts, livestock, crops, family issues, but some were against white planters who were mistreating the workers d wright was vigilant in seeking compensation for those workers. the pro voice courts, when the friedman's bureau of courts closed in 17867, the military's provost courts became the venue for resolving disputes. it was here that ex-union soldier william j. whipper, a native of pennsylvania who had studied law in detroit, first practiced. his first recorded case was in the summer of 1866. on july 20, the charleston daily news reported that whipper was trying casing in -- cases in that court. the next month, whipper was before that court suing the local charleston merchant for violation of the federal

a lot more sunshine is scheduled- jasper is planned ahead.'80s by sunday for our inland locations. >> pam:in an attempt to make electric cars more afforable.tesla says it will start selling a cheaper version of its model-s car. >> steve:the new version, called the model-s-60, will starts at 66-thousand dollars. version of the model will go for 71-thousand. >> steve:both costing quite a bit less than the current 89-thousand-dollar price tag on teslas model-s-90. the company says the new cheaper car will be able to travel 200-miles per charge. and has a top speed of 130- miles-per-hour. >> steve:according to the website.the palo alto, california-based tesla motors inc. is taking orders for delivery next month. >> steve:i cut the video. just need the words. file video already in oasis.times square performers to be restricted to designated areas new york - new york city workers have started painting teal rectangles in pedestrian plazas designating where costumed characters can pose with tourists in times square. >> steve:starting june 21, street

bob from jasper, florida, independent line. i am an american, let's forget about republican, democrat, liberal, conservative. a secondans, we have amendment that says we can bear arms. i do not know what the democrats, liberals, whatever you want to call them, why they want to make such a big issue. they are wanting to take away our guns completely, so the terrorists can come into this and take it over. and obama is sitting there, and he does nothing. nothing. we get people killed, there is hillary clinton, and it is like trump said, he was asleep at 3:00 in the morning when the call came in, and she did nothing. all she did was say it was a that made them do what they did. i am sorry, but all these politicians up there, instead of sitting on their hind end ought to go and take a cold shower entered some good water because the water in washington is driving them crazy. susanna is a north carolina on our democrats line. there. hi i am so disgusted with the republicans who will not even allow a vote in the senate or the house. ha