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. >> the momentum is increasing, david, and what kerry said is nonsense and i think very embarrassing for a secretary of state. isis is doing what a terrorist group does. they demoralize society, they go after tourist destinations like that airport or what they almost did with disney world to hit the economy as well. demoralize. that's how they think they will win. they're on the upswing and for kerry to make it sound like a chicago shoot on a weekend is preposterous and shows the world we're not yet fully serious. >> you hear on the one hand the momentum of terrorism is going down, on the other hand it's going up. who's right? >> i'll offer a third option and that is i think that with -- in a war on terror you have several battlefields. you have iraq, you have syria, et cetera. you also have public spaces or airports, and the fact of the matter and i think what secretary kerry was referring to is that the isis is being pushed back out of falluja. they 'lost 250 soldiers on the battlefield, and i -- it may be that they shifted to get the attention that they're getting now on the attac

kerry maintains we can have a berlin or discussion. road, or smacking the brexiteers in the face. there is room to begin the process. and in fact, it already has started. we know that mike froman has spoke with the administrator. but you know, clearly there is already a conversation, just a they cannot do anything in ink yet. manus: we know what obama's message was that we go to the back of the cue. that america brought into the country before the referendum. boris johnson, the theater these we just saw there, he was at the foreign minister's on monday. u.s. and you can relationship, housetrained was it to see boris johnson talking about foreign policy in the middle east. not something we're used to seeing impaired we see him coming down on a rip cord, holding flags. i think a lot of reporters on the difficult. that was clear during the press conference. he could not get away from questions about his gaffes. at one point during the brexit campaign, he said that it was president obama's part kenyan ancestry, why he was saying bad things

john kerry. [applause] sec. kerry: susan, thank you very much. welcome, everybody. to this annual event. it will be my last one, but not the least important i think in many ways, because it represents a continuum in a lot of work done by a lot of people. particularly proud of the work that she has done in leading this initiative. she is all in. she was a prosecutor before she came to the state department and tasked her to take on this with my own prosecutorial experience in the back of my head. i was an early -- early in my career, i spent a number of years as a prosecutor, started a rape counseling initiative and priority prosecution unit and particularly focused on personal crimes against people, which we prioritized in a very significant way. i remember how difficult the job can be, how difficult it is to talk about very personal things in a very public way. the pressure can be intense. it was clear to me that susan came with a particular level of commitment and understanding and i think we've all benefited from that. her first human trafficking trial led to the

we are waiting to hear from john kerry. talking aboutyan the u.s. security it is about the refugees. from what you are seeing from the judiciary, he talked about the gift from god. what you make of that? mark: it does look like a bit of a gift from god. they found those judges in a few hours. he is using it as an opportunity to consolidate his power and to move one step further towards having a presidential system in turkey. some people have been comparing the coup to the firings in germany that allowed adolf hitler to consolidate his power. the same time, i think it will be difficult for turkish allies to be more than warm about moderation. manus: the turkish allies don't have any choice. europe almost has to take whatever it is given from turkey to save it from the refugee crisis. relationshipkey-eu is one that is more balanced than you may think. the political blessing of the european union. it doesn't matter to him what european leaders say. he's very keen to get a visa free deal with the european union later. cardsay they played their is puttin

i think it's time for secretary kerry to hang up his spurs.is is a person who said isis is not using the refugee streams when we know one of the brussels attackers had refugee statements in the eu. this is a man who says they're on the ropes. well, secretary kerry should go to niece, he should go to brussels, he should go to paris, he should go to mosul and then tell us how isis is on the ropes. look at the past 18 months, brussels, tel aviv, istanbul, bangladesh, san bernardino, and orlando, does that sound like they're on the ropes to you, trish? . trish: you know, i just wonder if it's part of the public relations attempt by this administration. i mean you think about president obama coming out condemning what happened. but also saying islam is a peaceful religion. he made such a point of getting that in there and really trying to emphasize that islam is good and, look, the majority of islam is good. i don't think anybody would fight him necessarily on that. however,, however, there's an extreme component of it. something that he still will

john kerry doesn't get it yesterday. he announced yesterday that isis is basically defeated. >> he said that. >> these are the last gestures of a failing -- >> unbelievable. >> were september 11th the last gestures of a failing al qaeda? no, we had to go in and destroy them. they don't want to take military action. they don't want to go in and destroy isis. it needs not just air attacks, it needs something the president loves to say, but he says the opposite, it needs boots on the ground. not no boots on the ground. we need to get in there and kill these people. >> we need to take them out. >> because they want to take us out. >> who do you think is winning this war on terror from a communications standpoint? is it the u.s.? is it clinton? is it donald trump? >> well, i think this helps donald trump greatly, because as you look at the two of them, she's already had her chance and she's been a failure. she was a failed attorney general. we could list ten things that will worsen the world after she left than when she came,

arrivingaw john kerry to the conversation in brussels.heard earlier from the deputy prime minister in turkey saying our relationship with the u.s. will remain strong. he did not sound that way over the weekend. some comments coming from turkey, pretty aggressive towards the united date. one element of the conversation is around where nato fits. main point of tension is the issue of the from the u.s. r turkey has said that it is asking the u.s. to send him back to turkey for him to be tried. the 30 gone government -- erdogan government is accusing him of being behind the attack. the u.s. the same we will see when we get the request and look at it then. they were quite clear in a sense that our relations with the u.s. will remain strong. our middle east managing editor in istanbul. thank you. ryan chilcote is on the ground in brussels. we will return to both of our colleagues today. william jackson, emerging markets economist, and boris armstrong join us right now. let me take straight to you, william. emerging market capital flow, you have

i guess to kerry isis is a passing thing like james taylor's hair.ere's no tobacco in these things and tobacco products kill 440,000 people in america alone. if vaping were around 20 years ago there'd be 10 million people alive right now that aren't. parents, grandparents, siblings, some you don't like, my point, the dems in general couldn't see a threat if it bit them in their butts while they condemn what saves lives. in a world full of zombies who are killing in the name of some god, the democrats prefer to chase air and vapor. no wonder they blow. all right. i have to make a disclaimer. it wasn't just the democrats that banned vaping. at the republican convention, you couldn't vape either. but it's stupid. this will save people's live. but at least the dins between republicans and democrats, win or stand terror. >> this lone wolf, somebody who is radicalized on the internet decides to work alone but with the urging of isis. the other thing that john kerry was talking about was the montreal protocol. it was a good thing. but you know what helped s

john kerry in moscow. first, though, the appointment of boris johnson as britain's top diplomat has been met around the world with bafflement and, in some cases, outright shock. said the ayrault former brexit campaigner had lied to his country. his german counterpart described johnson's behavior as outrageous. johnson, who once likened the eu project to hitler, will attend his first foreign meeting of eu ministers in brussels on monday. within hours, british prime minister theresa may stood in front of her new home and called for unity. prime minister may: we will make britain a country that works not for a privileged few, but for every one of us. that will be the mission of the government i lead. reporter: among the fresh and firstnown faces in may's cabinet, leading brexit campaigner boris johnson. a controversial character, one of the former london mayor's first jobs will be to fix some personal relationships. a number ofgonized european heads of state with the rhetoric he used during campaigning ahead

secretary of state, john kerry, is traveling abroad.e said that he did not have enough clear information at the he hopes he said that for stability and continuing continuity in turkey following the report that secretary kerry was in marsico for talks -- in moscow for talks on syria. we are learning, according to -- according to the associated press, that the military's opening fire on people trying to cross istanbul's bosphorus bridge in protest. that is the latest from the newsroom. i'm mark crumpton. matt: mark, thank you's -- tom: mark, thank you so much. joining us, ian bremmer, a student of international relations and also the times and the changes of turkey. dr. brimmer, thank you for joining us. not is not ankara -- ataturk of 1923. what is the distinguishing feature of the 2016 coup? nost: different times, question. the turks have a challenging relationship today with europe, and increasingly authoritarian ankara, though democratically elected, is one said to be very challenged by europeans on the continent. in fighting against

john kerry has been giving his reaction. let's hear what he had to say. john kerry: many people in the , as were looking g to us workrk in a morere tangible wayo do everything thatat is possibl, making sure that it is being done to endnd the surge and to unite the world. john kerry and other world leaders have been quick to offer words of condolence and also solidarity with france in the wake of the attacks. find out more in this report. >> amongng the first to react to thursday night's attack, u.s. president barack obama. he condemned what he called a horrific terrorist attack and a loss of dozens of innocent lives. >> we are reminded of the extraordinary resilience and democratic values that have made france and inspiration. we know that is the character of the french republic, and it will endure long after this devastating and tragic loss of life. ministernadian prime also expressed his condolences. >> canadians are shocked by y lt night's attack in nice. mongolia, donald tusk held a minute's silence. he then spoke to the press, visibly moved. that the

kerry had picked john edwards. be another kind of mistake, but that's another story. what the media reported even fooled gephardt's campaign manager. >> i called up dick gephardt, and i said, dick, i know you can't talk about this. he said, it never happened. i said, dick, i understand you have to deny it to me and everybody else. he said, steve, it didn't happen. >> why wouldn't you believe him when he said so-so emphatically, there was no meeting? >> you absolutely must keep the conversation going on with the nominee and -- >> lying is okay in politics, running for office? >> lying is not okay unless you're asked an inappropriate question. >> politicians have always lied. >> i'm not a crook. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> the media used to give candidates privacy. even keep their secrets. they rarely pictured fdr in his wheelchair. they kept jfk's sexual activities secret. but now everything's game. that's a good thing. even though we reporters are obnoxious. >> the next time i prefer you

this morning secretary kerry released the 2016 trafficking in persons report. a product of u.s. global leadership on this key human rights issue and rule of law. and our principle diagnostic tools to access government efforts across what we call the three p's. prosecution, empowerment and prevention. the secretary called the report a targeted roadmap for how we can better attack human trafficking globally. ites an analysis and instrument of blomesy. a means to effect global change and move and motivate tangible progress around the world. since its first publicication in 2001, the report has prompted foreign governments to enact legislation, establish national action plans, and implement anti-trafficking policies and programs. the report is the product of a year's worth of research and reporting by my office, the office to monitor and combat trafficking in persons, and u.s. embassies and those here in washington in collaboration with foreign government officials, nongovernmental organizations, and international organizations around the world. it provides country specific narrativ

i was there with keery -- kerry at the convention. i was first at the bill clinton tovention as i was elected city council. host: youngest in history. part: i got a chance to be of nominating the first african-american president of the united states. now i get a chance to nominate for our nominee, who we will believe -- who we believe will be the first female nominee -- first female president of the

two days later, john kerry back tracked. he made it right.sonally phoned senator clinton and he did ask her to speak at the convention. he asked her to introduce her husband. well, that's something at least. hillary clinton, though, team player, she agreed, and a couple of weeks later, on the first night of the convention, she did speak at the convention. she introduced former president bill clinton, her husband, but she did make it hurt a little. >> i am practically speechless. [ cheers and applause ] >> everybody knew what she meant. now 12 years later, the vice presidential announcements are getting close. whether or not donald trump is really going to pick indiana governor mike pence, the trump campaign did hunker down in indiana today. trump met with mike pence there, again this morning, alabama senator jeff sessions flew into indiana today. former house speaker newt gingrich flew into indiana today, on sean hannity's private plane, which is weird, but that happened. just a minute ago, donald trump tweeted that he will be announcing his

it's a better choice than john kerry or barack obama or al gore. well, i believe this is a much better choice than hillary clinton. so i think it's time for everybody to understand this. if you're not -- if you're a republican and you're not working for donald trump you're working for hillary clinton. >> so jeb bush is helping hillary clinton? >> absolutely. i mean, absolutely that's true. he's not trying to. but what i'm saying is that's the effect of the conduct. >> so a no vote is a vote for hillary? >> correct. >> so paul ryan's saying to the delegates -- we head into the convention on monday and paul ryan is telling the delegates and members of his caulk tous sort of vote their conscience. that's not the right advice? >> no. because the people have spoken. why do we have the primary, nicole? because if we -- listen, there would have been plenty of people who were griping if i won. i've got enemies out there. >> but you didn't propose a muslim ban. you didn't make fun of disabled people on the stump. you didn't call women fat pigs. i disagree.

kerry. inspiration to us. today's campaigning anti-trafficking efforts. we really appreciate and honored to have you today. i would like to ask each tip --ort here to stand up with the bahamas. [applause] in recognition of her role as the driving force, her in implement in the country's action plan and her commitment to training those likely to come into contact with victims of human trafficking. [applause] from botswana. [applause] recognition of her by the contribution to the antitrafficking legislation and botswana, her steadfast commitment to enhancing law enforcement and judicial awareness, understanding of human trafficking and bringing prosecution to botswana, her dedication to a victim center approach. [applause] from the republic of cyprus. [applause] in recognition of her dynamic leadership as the head of the police antitrafficking unit in the republic of cyprus, her passion for any command to protection of victims throughout the process and her devotion to the fight against human trafficking. [applause] we have two heroes. [applause] in recogni

secretary of state john kerry rejects the idea of u.s. involvement in the turkey coup saying the accusations are irresponse. >>> president obama condemns the killings of three police officers in louisiana, calling for a measured response ahead of the party conventions. >> we don't need inflammatory rhettry. we don't need careless accusations thrown around to score political points or to advance an agenda. we need to temper our words and open our hearts, all of us. >>> welcome back to the show. let you give you a look at the markets. if you look at the individual sectors, it's downside with the gas sector. seeing losses for oil and gadget. health care also dipping into negative territory. let me give you a look at what's going on in the foreign exchange market. what are we, 0.5%. we have martin wheeler saying he's not going to necessarily vote for a rate cut in that august meeting. that's pushing sterling a touch hider. more broadly it's broadly higher. dollar also higher versus the yen and the swiss. >>> former president nicolas sarkozy h

john kerry says the u.s. a formal extradition request for a pennsylvania-based .leric the u.s. secretary of state calls for evidence that will stand up in court and dismiss any accusation of u.s. involvement to the uprising as a responsible. softbank has agreed to buy arm holdings for $32 billion. the japanese company is offering premium tofor a 43% the deal secures a slice of virtually every mobile computing gadget on the and connected devices in the home. it would be the biggest-ever take over for softbank, which has become one of japan's most inquisitive companies. condemnedobama has the murder of three police officers in a shooting in baton rouge as the act of a coward. police say a suspect has been killed but did not give further details. two weeks ago, police killed an african-american man setting off a protest that was followed by the killing of another black man by minneapolis police. global news 24 hours a day, powered by journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. guy: it

john kerry, he does not have the real ability to deliver on his promised to moscow. he negotiates deals but if doesn't look likely that the military would quite cooperate with him in terms of providing full assistance to russia in terms of any joint military action against any groups, rebel groups associated with al-nusrah and the way the united states would likely define who are legitimate, that would exclude a lot of groups, which russia considers terrorists. and that maktakes me to my fina point. so i think for the negotiations between the united states and russia to have a chance, we have to make our own choice. what is our priority in syria? is our priority isis or al-nusrah or to remove osad from power? this is not an easy choice. because again, we are not a free actor. the gulf states, turkey, there are a lot of countries in the region who are friends who do not want to see an arrangement, which would benefit president assad. but in the end of the day, my review of the leadership is to make difficult decisions. my assumption is this will be a job for the next

. >>> in london, england secretary of state john kerry on as a fence mending mission he's meeting withritish count parts. >> all in an evident to smooth over tensions that erupted after the uk's brexit vote last month. fox's kevin cork has more from the white house. >> reporter: secretary of state john kerry on his first visit to london since the breaks sit vote last month. finding himself in position american diplomats frankly aren't used tom improving relations with united kingdom our closest ally overseas the. >> the united states of america depends on a strong united kingdom. and we mean united. and it depends also on an engaged united kingdom. >> kerry trying to ease tensions that flared up after the uk voted to leave the european union. a vote president obama had urged against warning of dire financial repercussions. now kerry is urging the uk not to turn its back on the world after its skit from the eu and new british counterpart appeared receptive agreeing to strengthen cooperation on issues ranging from climate change to the fight against isis. >> what i want to see and i beli

that is the objective that secretary kerry's talks are aimed at. if we can get them to that point, that is a good thing. >> may i follow up on two small items? are you willing to include an effort for the u.s. to begin airstrikes against al nusra echo may i ask you about raqqa, to help urgent are you beyond the ssual discussion of accelerant to see the syrian air coalition and the other fighters get to raqqa? sec. carter: we are very eager. this is the same group we have been working successfully with. we have been enabling and supporting them. to enable them to take the city, from which external plotting has been conducted by isil into europe and united states and is part of the transit hub from the turkish border down to isil in syria. so that was an important objective. largerame approaches in forces, actually, are the ones that we plan -- and i was just discussing this with general mcfarlane along with general dunford, those of the forces we are going to position to envelop sil's control of raqqa, and the reason is that it is the self-proclaime

fox 25's kerry kavanaugh live for us in south boston. kerry, thank you. for the breakdown of how these drop-in camps work, log on now to fox25boston.com, we have all the information right there f >> mark: today, the four time super bowl camps returned back home for day one of training camp. yes, tom terrific was there. and so was the man who has to replace him for the first four games of the season. fox 25's sports director tom leyden spent the day in foxborough and the long road to the super bowl kicked off today. >> six long months since they've training camp, even with the uncertainty at the quarterback position, we will get to the story of brady and jimmy g., who did what, how they did it, how they reracked to it. how about matthew slater, he is wearing the jersey of nate ebner, who is playing for team u.s.a. in the olympics. the guys eager to get back on the field. butch stearns was with me day one. the patriots begin their seven month quest to get the super bowl 51 in houston, burr the focus right now -- keep tom brady sharp, but get jimmy garoppolo

nbc's kerry sanders is there. good morning. what are police saying today?is is heart breaking. i mean, any time there is gun play and people are wounded or killedit really tragic. but in this particular case, it was a teen night here at club blu in ft. myers and two people who died in the hail of gunfire is 14-year-old sean achilles and 18-year-old stephan strouder. he just turned 18. this was supposed to be a gathering out here for the kids to, according to the person who runs the club, a safe place for them to gather. the authorities do have three people in custody. they're trying to sort out what happened, what precipitated this. they do believe, based on what they initially got reports on, that the gunfire was automatic gunfire. there are, as you can imagine, people who live in the area here, who are just really desperate after what happened in orlando, to think there has been another shooting in a nightclub. this one, the authorities say, does not appear to be terrorism-related. but nonetheless, it is very hard to swallow this sort of -- this sort of v

kerry, good morning. we're expecting to hear from sanders' supporters today there. >> reporter: well, we are. right now a little bit of a circus atmosphere, because, of course, it's early that the folks are not really getting out, especially after yesterday and the heavy rains. remember, when those rains hit, it came after the police looked like they were arresting, but actually detaining and citing more than 50 protesters out here. among those out here early are sanders supporters, folks from nebraska. first of all, your thoughts from what you heard last night? >> it was very disheartening, disappointing, feeling a little disillusioned with the democratic party right now, frankly. >> reporter: you say that, because? >> because we have been betrayed. wikileaks has proven to the world what we have known all along so instead of just calling us sore losers, they need to address the problem. and getting rid of debby is barely acknowledging the problem exists, but not doing anything to rectify it. >> reporter:

brian williams spoke with kerry clark when the attack occurred. she described when she first realized something was wrong. >> i was sitting outside in the middle of the promenade. and there was no traffic because it was full of pedestrians and so i was sitting, watching the fireworks. the fireworks ended and then lots of people were coming up from the the promenade to get to their cars or to get home and then just out of the blue, a big white truck just came speeding down and on the side i was sitting on, and went up on to the pavement and just kept zigzagging down and i mean, i was just following be we wry eyes the truck and when i looked back i saw all these bodies on the ground in front of me and everyone was screaming and everyone wus just like get out of here because they were afraid there was bombs in their truck so we all just started to go towards the center back from the program nad screen to watch the train stigs in that area and it was a just me, him and all these small children screaming, and terrified and it was -- it was unreal. i me

kerry: create space for genuine political transition.eetings we referred to, the homework that needed to be done is being done right now as i speak and this week there will be further meetings -- anticipate we will announce further steps as we go forward. further, we also addressed today the fight -- ♪ : it guy johnson and for francine lacqua today. leading our political coverage from cnet cleveland. mark, i think of mckinley in the front porch campaign. donald trump has never sent still want a front porch, has he? >> he is not a front porch guy. he is more of a boardroom guy. this will be donald trump in a different setting then we have ever seen up. first-time presidential candidate. tradition thathe everybody is used to meets the very untraditional donald trump. tom: the tradition went out last night with a 60 minutes interview. it was final. interrupting his vice president, the governor from indiana. had to jew take away from that conversation and how does mr. trump amend his message in cleveland to make it more cogent, more forceful

why didn't they make the deal to get out of yemen and kerry said because he didn't want to come pliblg a -- complicate the negotiations. they don't want to bring something else to complicate . these are amateurs. but my father would say take the lumps out. so here is what i would say. we wouldn't be negotiating because our prisoners would have been back years ago. i would have said, look, fellas, here is the story. we have a problem. our country is flat broke. we owe 19 trillion and going to

secretary of state john kerry urging president erdogan to use restraight and to follow international diplomatic law. . french foreign minister as well saying don't use this coup attempt as a blank check to round up all your opponents. so the international message seems to say that a lot of the international community fear that is what president erdogan is doing is stripping out those who might criticize him in other institutions. >> cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson live for us in ankara. thank you so much for your insight and reporting. >>> turkey's president is demanding that the u.s. arrest or extradite the cleric he blames for the failed coup. he lives in pennsylvania in the northeastern u.s. he denies any involvement in this attempt. the u.s. secretary of state spoke earlier with cnn about this. >> i made it very, very clear to the foreign minister of turkey yesterday the united states is not harboring anybody. we are not preventing anything from happening. we have never had a formal request for extradition and we have always said give us the evidence, show us th

and john kerry, saying that the president and the secretary agreed that they should support the democratically elected government of turkey, show restraint, and avoid any violence or bloodshed that they are monitoring the situations, being urged to shelter in place for the time being. avoid going to the embassy. of course they want you to contact family through e-mail, phone, or text, frank? >> and obviously a key american ally, the last thing you want in that area is instability. >> we do not know at this moment. since he addressed the public through his cell phone on a live face time to a journalist, but since then we have not heard where his whereabouts are. that this should be over very soon. >> in our newsroom, stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the breaking news at 6:30. we'll bring june update on the situation there, why all of us should care what's going on overseas. >>> the memorial will continue to grow where 84 people were killed, more than 200 injured when they ran into a crowd. at least two americans are dead. a father and son from texas. three uc berkeley students were inj

for john kerry forcibly, raised money, so those are big things.is a tryout. hillary clinton or donald trump, they are considering multiple people, and they are looking at them on television, what they are doing, their loyalty. it is very important, but it is interesting. these would be vice presidents say, i am not interested, but actually, they are. steve: as you know, the bar is pretty low. do no harm, it is and we saw that in 2008 with sarah palin. bob: yes, and you do not want to outshine a person at the top of the ticket, and a think it was a consideration with mitt romney and chris christie and will also be a consideration for hillary clinton with elizabeth warned. when ryan joined the ticket, it was clear. ok, we really need your help. ticket,lad you on the but remember, mitt romney is at the top of the ticket, and you are number two, and that can be frustrated for some people who are in the number two spot, but they have to realize they are not at the top of the ticket, and they have to have some humility there and do what their boss once.

why didn't they make the deal to get out of yemen and kerry said because he didn't want to come pliblg a -- complicate the negotiations. they don't want to bring something else to complicate . these are amateurs. but my father would say take the lumps out. so here is what i would say. we wouldn't be negotiating because our prisoners would have been back years ago. i would have said, look, fellas, here is the story. we have a problem. our country is flat broke. we owe 19 trillion and going to be 20 trillion or $21 trillion with the omnibus very soon. i want to give you the money back, i really do. we don't have it, i'm sorry. they would have gone nuts. they would have said, what do you mean you have to give us -- no, no, we want to. we don't have it. i want to so badly. we love you. you're such great people. such nice people. so kind. take a look at what they do to their hostage and prisoners and you'll find out about tough people. great negotiators. persians, great negotiators. i would have said, remember, nice and easy. i would have rather done it my way, but i respected my father. so

president obama and secretary kerry need to be able to say those things. this is a nato ally. this is a country that has elected erdogan. you go back and look at the history of erdogan. no one should be surprised that it's a secularists inside the military have decide to do take over. and to at least launch a coup. the concern that i have right now is that the coup doesn't look like it worked. so, if you go back to the last time this happened in 1997, the coup didn't work either but the prime minister was force to do resign within several months after that because he was weakened. i think what's going to happen, greta is one of two things. either if this coup, you know, cheaperly didn't work and local police loyal to erdogan are going to take to the streets and scare, i think. turkish people into following the rules and we will see from erdogan and his team an aggressive outreach to try to take back power in any way that he can. and the question is going to be is it going to become even worse in terms of freedoms and democracy inside turkey because erdogan is grabbing power or

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friends from heather's dance class soon heard she was missing, one of them was kerry cooper, the classnstructor. she also went over to the house, turns out, kerry new about crime scenes as she did as dance moves, that's because she's a cop in nearby memphis. >> i kind of took on that police officer mode at that moment, i combed every inch of her property. >> i looked all along the railroad and behind her house and there was nothing. >> the afternoon heather disappeared, chris came to the police station wanting to help zbh you've been up all night. >> yeah, i can't miss an opportunity -- i didn't want to miss a call, a chance i didn't know if she was going to come by, i didn't want to miss the knock on the door. >> sure. >> i'm worried. >> chris told detectives something that could be vital to the investigation. he said heather had written him an e-mail the night before, the subject read, i'm sorry. in it, she mentioned their little girl ava. it read, come get ava, i cannot face everyone with this. please forgive me. it is too much. please raise them to remember me as their loving mommy

they are calling for him to be go back to turkey to be held accountable and we heard john kerry say, there is a process, you need to file a formal extradition and u.s. wants to see the evidence he is behind it. he hasn't come out and said he's behind it. this is from what the president is saying. >> then we're hearing noise behind you. unclear or perhaps you know is that response to what president erdogan said from istanbul before a large crowd of people. were people in support of what they were saying or were they vocal against what he was saying? >> the real interesting thing about what's happened in the last 24 hours is that you've seen all of the political parties here from across the spectrum come together and issue a statement against the coup and for democracy. and this is quite astonishing because turkey has the most divisive politics in the world which can at times get deadly. they have come together against this coup and the people here outside in taksim square are supporting of the government. you hear the honking. these are people on motorcycles and waving flags and chant

. >>> coming up secretary of state john kerry raising alarm about a critical issue.ays is just as dangerous to us as terrorism. >>> plus, hillary clinton back on the campaign trail tonight in the battleground state of florida. here's a live look in tampa right now where she is set to speak very soon. big announcement she is set to make. scott. >> dawn, right now hazy, hot and humid. it's 92 in philadelphia. but it feels like 98. if you think this is hot, even hotter air headed this way for the weekend. we'll break down your forecast next. ♪ >>> here's a first look inside the wells fargo zen as crews prepare for the convention. city officials gathering today to reveal the official convention stage and podium. you can also see the thousands of red, white and blue balloons being set up and waiting to be hung up. many residents waited online outside the center today hoping to tour the center today. >>> of course we know the focus of the convention will be on hillary clinton. but one major question still remains tonight. >> who is going to be her running mate? that announ