a first tonight, fox's john huddy with the very latest from istanbul. >> reporter: the dust is settlingn turkey saturday after a failed military coo overnight that left at least 160 people dead and more than 1400 others wounded. supporters of turkish president rallied for him today as the president vowed to arrest any and all people linked to the failed takeover saying they will quote pay a heavy price for their treason. clean up crews are hard at work at the turkish parliament building as government leaders held an emergency session. >> this attempt was not an tempt from the hierarchy of the turkish arm forces command. it was an attempt by members of the terrorist structure within the military. >> reporter: close to 3,000 people were arrested in the wake of coo attack. eight members of occur turkey's military tried to seek asylum handing in military helicopter but were arrested for illegal entry. the failed coo is having an i pack on the fight against isis turkey is a key ally in the region. >> the challenge is going to be towards, you know, away from secular leadership to islamic. tha

john huddy live in the middle east news hub with more on the bombing in baghdad. john? >> reporter: we're learning more information. the death toll continues to climb and among the victims are at least 25 children, and an entire families that were wiped out in the bombings, according to iraqi officials and witnesses there on the ground. just a horrific act of terror. s it happened close to midnight saturday in the bustling shopping district of karrada in baghdad. a refrigerator truck lead with explosives rammed into a crowded upscale market area and bodies are still being pulled from the rubble, even today and tonight and the charred buildings. some incinerated in the explosion. both reasons that the death toll continues to climb. at this point 167 people confirmed dead. saturday night was particularly busy with a lot of young people and families shopping for the celebration which marks the end of ramadan this week. isis has threatened to carry out attacks throughout the muslim holy month. that has been the case. this saturday' attack is along with a series of other rec

john huddy is live outside the airport in istanbul with the very latest. or -- hey, john. >> reporter: good morning -- good afternoon, rather. you know, the images are absolutely haunting because as we know now, the attackers carried out the bloodbath here at ataturk airport tuesday night. as you mentioned, you see them smiling in one of the shots just before unleashing the terror here. and we also are seeing the newly-released surveillance videos, opening fire, people literally scrambling for their lives. another one in a hallway opening fire point blank range at what we now know was a plain clothes police officer. this as we're learning more details and information about the attack and the possible coordination. you mentioned the chechnyan rebel. akhmed chatayev is believed to have coordinated the attacks, recruiting the three attackers to or carry out the assault on the airport here. chatayev was a chechnyan warlord who security official, just some background here, we've heard about him a lot, they say that he became an isis recruiter and served for isi

reporter: john huddy, thank you. we appreciate it.gg: a outside bomber detonating an explosive vest early this morning in the western city of jeddah near a hospital. and embassy. it's unclear if the u.s. site was the target of that attack. but it come just days before the end of the islamic holy month of ramadan. reporter: hillary clinton speaking out about her highly anticipated interview with the f.b.i. she says she has been eager to talk to the f.b.i. and is pleased to bring her interview to a conclusion. >> we have seen the evidence and facts that emails have come out. this is something she voluntarily did that last summer she wanted to do. so i think this is something that's routine. we'll be seeing the investigation closing up. reporter: katie, thanks for being with us. you had a chance to listen to senator booker calling this just routine. this is the democratic nominee for the presidency. is there anything routine about her speaking to the f.b.i. two weeks before the convention? >> absolutely not. despite the clinton campaign

john huddy live from istanbul on that. hi, john.r: leland he is also known as akhmed one arm. he is believed to be isis recruiter and part of isis's ministry of war. he is believed to have coordinated and also recruited the attackers. that is not confirmed by turkish officials but that according to information we're getting and various other reports that we've been seeing as well. what we do know though, what is confirmed, is the nationalities of the three attackers that carried out the bloodbath here tuesday night. we know that one was from russia, the region of uzbekistan. they were working out of apartment in the working class section of. we learn they may have been here since the spring and may have come across from syria. that is not out of the question though because we've seen and we heard and been reporting about isis militants flowing in and out from syria and turkey as well. that said, police conducted more raids overnight, arresting at this point 11 people. that number could certainly go up as they're questioning those su

john huddy has this story. >> reporter: the sight of saturday's baghdad bombing remains one of horror and heartbreak. bodies continue to be pulled from the rubble of the charred buildings. the victims include at least 25 children and entire families that were wiped out. >> translator: so many people are still under the debris. they couldn't exhume them thus far. >> reporter: this attack happened close to midnight saturday in the bustling shopping district in central baghdad. iraqi officials say a refrigerator truck loaded with explosives rammed into a crowded area. >> translator: people came to buy clothes to celebrate. now they are buying coffins. >> reporter: isis has threatened to carry out attacks during the muslim holy month. saturday was among a series of others recently. but it was the deadliest this year in iraq and one of the worst single bombings in more than a decade. still, the iraqi prime minister maintains isis is losing ground and security is being increased in baghdad. he visited the bomb site sunday, met by angry protesters throwing rocks, shoes, and insults, calling

john huddy reports on the investigation. if you have small children in the room, this story contains graphic video. >> reporter: newly released video shows haunting images of the attackers opening fire in the airport as people scramble for their lives. in one shot, the gunman opens on point blank range. turkish officials say they were from russia and uzbekistan and we don't know whether they lived in turkey or traveled here, either together or separately from another country or countries. what we do know is they were intent on killing as many people as possible. turkish police rounded up at least 13 suspects in connection with the attack during raids overnight wednesday. officials say firearms and other weapons were found, along with documentation linked to isis. >> translator: the documents we have obtained corroborates this attack was carried out by isis. this will be declared officially when the investigation is completed. >> reporter: funerals were held for the 44 victims who lost their lives, while more than 100 people

in istanbul, john huddy, fox news. >> president obama honored a vietnam war veteran this morning with the medal of honor nearly 50 years after his heroic act. lieutenant colonel charles kettle landed his helicopter many times under fire. he saved the lives of 44 soldiers. it happened in 1967 when soldiers were trapped. he was one of several pilots who volunteered to fly a rescue mission. >> the whole mission is worth it simply -- nothing else, to get those 44 men out of there. it was successful in that regard to minimize the losses. and that's the only thing that really matters. >> during the last airlift, a pilot radioed everyone had been brought out. kettles received another call that eight soldiers remained behind. he returned by himself and without guns to pick them up, even though his helicopter was so badly damaged it could hardly fly. >>> a new commemorative coin from president obama. the original was stolen during a home invasion robbery in richmond last month, ktvu's azimuth smith was there as betty soskin received the new coin and talked about what the experience meant to he

our john huddy is in istanbul with the latest. john? >> well stuart it was a chaotic situation overnight when the coup started. the contrast between last night and today, behind me is the bosphorus strait and the bridge crossing over it. we're on the european side of turkey in istanbul. the other side is the asian side. well up until even early this morning, stuart there were tanks and apcs, armored personnel carriers, lining the bridge, it was shut down overnight. and the airports followed. there were protests and gunfire along that bridge and in this area as well. today it's somewhat business back to usual or business as usual as they can be. as -- >> what you're looking at there, i'm afraid we lost the signal from john huddy innist you haven bull. what you're looking at is the government center in ankara, a bomb exploded or there was an explosion nearby. that was part of the backdrop to what was going on yesterday in that coup that was last night. the coup has failed. i want to quickly show you the price of oil. it did trade slightly

we begin with john huddy in istanbul where as the smoke clears, turkey's civilian government has regained control and rounding up the military leaders of that attempted coup. >> reporter: chris, that's right. there's been a lot of support for turkish presented juident e. again, a show of support for the country and turkey's president after the failed coup attempt. last night, thousands of his supporters hit the streets in taksim square. we saw some of the celebration at our location here lasting well into the early morning hours. the chaos started friday night when turkish tanks rolled into istanbul and ankara. the presidential palace and parliament came under fire as well. at least 200 people in all were killed during the violence. thousands have since been arrested. the number is at at least 6,000 people. that includes high-ranking military, police, and judicial officials as well. both turkey's prime minister and president erdogan has accused them to being loyal to fethullah gulen. erdogan nonetheless is demanding that the u.s. extradite gulen back to turkey. president erdogan vowed to

john huddy has the latest there. what have we learned?: well, sandra, we're learning the name of the person believed to have coordinated, akhmed chatayev. very well known to authorities as bad guy, terrorist, and he, as i said, turkish officials believe the coordinated, planned and then recruited the attackers that carried out the blood bath here tuesday night at that -- at set to turk airport. he was a chechen war lord who became an isis commander and recruiter. he was arrested in sweden in 2008 for weapons smuggling and has been on the radar a while. the hunt is on for him. the question is if he is here in turkey or elsewhere at this point, and we're also learning new details be the three attackers, turkish officials say they know the identities of two of the three and that would jibe with what turkish officials said yesterday, confirming that know the three -- one was from dagestan, the russian region of dagestan, and then the two others from uzbekistan and kyrgyzstan. it's unclear exactly who the two are they know the identities of an

in his temple, john huddy, fox news. >>> u.s. officials say airstrikes killed more than 250 isis militants militants. the pentagon says coalition forces wiped out two isis convoys of about 175 vehicles seen leaving fallujah. this comes just days after the iraqi military announced its troops seized that strategic city after two years of isis control. iraqi forces say there are safety concerns in fallujah and they are urging residents not to return just yet. >>> new developments in the oakland police sex scandal that now involves at least five different agencies. a contra costa is -- deputy resigned amid allegations he had improper sexual contact with a teenager who describes herself as a sex worker. officials say ricardo perez is under criminal investigation. he is at least the third bay area officer to step down in the this scandal. the sheriff's office said quote, we earn the public trust through honesty, transparency and accountability. although this case involved one deputy out of the over 1000 sheriff's office employees, we w

john huddy is live in istanbul with an update. >> reporter: gregg, the man you're talking about is very, terrorist. he is believed to have coordinated the attacks and also recruited the three attackers. quickly, again, he is -- was a chechen war lord and believed to be an isis commander and lieutenant, was on the ministry of war for isis and also an isis recruiter. he was arrested in sweden in 2008 on weapons smuggling charges so he has been on the terror radar for a while. now, as you mentioned, the hunt is on for him. we heard he could be in turkey, although not confirmed. new details are coming out about the attackers. police apparently know their identities two of the three identities. get, turkish officials confirmed one is from russia, dagestan, and thes from uzbekistan and are said to have carried out the blood bath that happened tuesday night. that said, more raids overnight. 11 people arrested in connection with tuesday's attack. 44 people killed. more than 230 others wounded, and some remain in the hospital in serious and critical condition. >> john hudy, live in istanbul. the

the united states uses it to launch air strikes. >> john huddy is live from istanbul with the latest.ing reports about it. but we don't really have much more concrete information. so certainly if we have anything more about that power being cut off we'll have it for you. you know you saw, we've been seeing the video, hearing the sound of the explosions of the gunfire. a lot of it happened here in istanbul. behind me, this is the bosphorus bridge. up until early this morning there were armored personnel carriers all along that bridge, that were there from the overnight, from the attempted coup overnight. driving here from saddia gupchin airport, there were still several apcs and tanks left behind that were involved in that attempted coup. as we know, 160, at least 160 people were killed, more than 1400 others wounded. and now at least 2800 people arrested. military and police personnel that were involved in the coup. now this happened overnight. it started late last night. turkish president recep tayyip erdogan, was on vacation, out of the country when the attempted coup started. the p

john huddy is live in istanbul, turkey, with the latest. john?ll, arthel, that was a turkish air base in southern turkey. the power apparently was cut off. it's unclear why at this point so we wait for detail on that. but this time last night, arthel, basically it became the failed coup attempt. it had just started. and instead of hearing a sound of tanks rolling onto the bridge here spanning the bosphorus and apcs and helicopter gun ships and fighter jets, we're hearing cars that are honking and people cheering, celebrating people going across the bridge with turkish flags waving in celebration again instead of the overall violence. now, that said, the turkish president said that as fighter jets and helicopters circle overhead, as we know, the presidential house and parliament were both attacked during the overnight hours when this coup attempt was happening. president erdogan who was on vacation at the time when all this went down delivered a televised address via facetime to all the millions of followers calling for his supporters to amass on