authorities think he came to kirkuk from mosul. day after the deadly suicide bombing in turkey. the president of turkey claimed the attacker was between 12 and 14 years old. other turkish officials are backing off the claim he was a 12-year-old boy. >>> and officials in pyongyang warning the slightest sign of aggression will be met with a preemptive strike. the annual drill involving 25,000 u.s. troops and growing concerns of the pentagon of north korea's nuclear readiness. >>> the milwaukee police say the body cam video will not be released until the investigation is complete. 23-year-old syville smith's death led to protests which led to a curfew for teenagers. the city is lifting the curfew. >>> and new stanford university policy banning hard liquor and shots on parties open to under grads. this comes after swimmer brock turner was convicted of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman outside a fraternity. turner blamed his actions on the stanford party culture. critics say this is a tone-deaf response to the sexual assault on c

authorities think he came too kirkuk from mosul. this comes a day after the suicide bombing at a wedding in turkey. the president claims that attacker was a boy under the influence of isis. >>> north korea threatening to launch a nuclear attack. officials in pyongyang warn the slight sign of aggression will be met with a strike. this comes among growing concerns from the pentagon about north korea's nuclear readiness. >>> wisconsin's attorney general say the video of the shooting of the black man will not be released. sylville smith's death led to violent protests. the curfew rule is no longer needed. >>> a stanford rule is now banning alcohol from parties. the rules comes months after brock turner was convicted of sexually assaulting a woman outside the fraternity. critics say the policy is a public relations stunt and tone-deaf response to growing concerns about sexual assault. >>> a federal judge denied the request for a preliminary injunction blocking the campus carry gun law. the ruling comes two days before classes at texas st

in kirkuk yesterday, security forces say they stopped this boy who was wearing a suicide vest and prevented him from police in baghdad in 2014 asking them to cut off his suicide vest, because he didn't want to blow himself up. isis isn't the only militant group to use child suicide bombers, but what is unusual is the role of children in their propaganda videos. ? in which they repeatedly have been shown apparently carrying out executions. [gunfire] most of theeo simply too disturbing for us to show you. imagine the damage done to the children involved. turkish officials say they are trying to identify the young suicide bomber. they are apparently examining the remnants of the suicide vest which was found at the scene. >> brian: a 25-year-old lorain man is charged in the murder of his mom. police say zachery manilla yesterday at her daughter's home. zachery had been staying with his sister. police not yet discussing a possible motive. >>> the cuyahoga county medical examiner identified the body found in east cleveland. investigators say brianna nichole fluid's body was found on first avenue

this small boy, apprehended in the northern iraqi city of kirkuk wearing an explosive belt... he was caught before he could set it off, but it's believed he's not the only child suicide bomber being used by isis. the terror group is losing territory in its traditional strongholds - leading to more brutal tactics as they strain to rule over areas challenged and its leadership - those that have survived - find it increasingly difficult to physically move anywhere, much less operate." isis feeling the pressure on all fronts... iraqi and tribal forces are slowly moving in on mosul, the last major city in iraq still under isis control. and further north, turkish artillery strikes are backing a massive syrian rebel offensive near the border. mos says: translated "i was cropping corn on a tractor. we heard its sound in the air. we hid oursel because of fear." meanwhile on the diplomatic front, secretary of state john kerry is rallying coalition partners in africa... saying while the u-s remains focused on iraq and syria - it won't back out of the fight against isis in countries like

[speaking in native tongue] >> isis occupied 7 villages near kirkuk. [speaking in native tongue] >> the number of people displaced are 2117 families, equal to 19,000 people, 253. [speaking in native tongue] >> other villages were occupied, they had a premonition isis was on its way, they fled before they came. isis blue up temples. >> they diminished many houses. they turned trapped the rest of the houses. >> after this was liberated by fishmongers and kurdish forces. >> in the home. [speaking in native tongue] >> they liberated villages to look at their houses. and because of the booby-traps 19 people -- [speaking in native tongue] >> and material damage, 52 million. [speaking in native tongue] >> i want to speak about psychological affect on people living in iraq. [speaking in native tongue] >> because fear of isis, several community members were on television. [speaking in native tongue] >> i have more to say but i would like to leave the opportunity to my colleagues. >> thank you so much. we have so many representatives, we have the syrian communit

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. >> reporter: the drama unfolded on a darkened street in the city of kirkuk in northern iraq. two police officers desperately holding the suspect, arms outstretched. and he's just a kid. standing there stripped and scared, you can see the fear in his face. and strapped around his torso, this suicide bomb. carefully, the bomb is removed. and the boy rushed to safety, surrounded. his cries piercing the night. and then, into custody for questioning. his bomb, detonated by an explosives team. he's 12, maybe 13 years old, police say. and his told police, his own father, an isis commander, sent him and his brother on their suicide missions. his brother blew himself up elsewhere in the city. after that horrific suicide bombing at a wedding in turkey. the turkish president saying the bomber there might have been as young as 12, but officials now hedging on that claim. there's a long and bloody history of using children as suicide bombers. by isis, by the taliban, by bow coe what ram in nigeria. the u.n. says the tactic is on the rise around the world. david? >> terry moran with us ton

in the iraqi city of kirkuk yesterday, cuty forces say they stopped this boy - who was wearing a suicide vest - and prented him from detonating himself. this boy turned himself in to police in baghdad in 2014 - asking them to cut off his suicide vestbecause he didn't nt to blow himself up.isis isn't the only extremist group to e what is unusual is the role of children in the group's propaganda video in which they've repeatedly been shown apparently carrying out executions. most of the videos are simply too disturbing for us to show you. imagine the damage done to the children inv? involved?turkish officials say they are trying to identify the young suicide bomber. remnants of the suicide vest found at the scene. holly williams, cbs news, istanbul. 3 michigan residents are cleaning up today after a number of tornaodestouched down over the weekend. a tornado hit the small town of bango, michigaand also touched down in grand rapids. yesterday --- the national weather service found evidence of a brief ef-0 tornado in northeast grand rapids. they also found ef-1 tornado damage between bangor

. >> reporter: this child was sent by isis to kill civilians in kirkuk. he wasn't recruited. his bomb detonated before it could explode. reclaiming large swaths of territory from the terror network. isis has increasingly started to rely on children who can more easily move past security forces to carry out attacks. >> they're available. they're maleable. they're spendable. we'll see more, not less of this. >> a child no more than 14 carried out an attack on a kurdish wedding party in turkey over the weekend. turkish authorities are still investigating the claim, it's a growing pattern. isis has long boasted of its army of child soldiers. these picks show their training. only now are they increasingly being sent out on the battle kls field. ongoing syrian civil war, violence spilled over to its neighbors has had a brutal effect on the children of the region. >> more than 3.5 syrian children know nothing but violence. >> reporter: 5-year-old syrian boy who survived an air strike by president bashar al assad's forces captured the world's attention. one of the some 9 million kids

the boy, around 13 years old, was captured in the city of kirk kirkuk. they were able to carry out their missions in the city. >>> donald trump is heading to the battle ground state of ohio this evening. despite a flood of criticism over his kreent comments about african americans, he is expected to continue his new appeal for the black vote. it's your voice, your vote, mary bruce has the latest. >> reporter: as far as the trump campaign says, >> i want a totally inclusive country. and i want an inclusive party. >> reporter: trump working on his pitch to minority voters this weekend. >> the outreach to the african american community is in an area where the republican party must do better and it will do better. >> reporter: despite that admission and a meeting with his smooth for the campaign. from protests to outrage over this comment. >> what do you have to lose? you're living in poverty. you have no jobs. >> many in the african american community saw it as insulting. they say mr. trump was making the comments in communities that are more than 90% white

authorities say the intended target was a shia mosque in kirkuk. this is after a 12-year-old killed more than 50 people in a wedding saturday. >>> this billboard in response to the terror group is getting a lot of attention as you can see, it says hey isis, you suck. a group of muslims but the this up on i-10 in phoenix. they say they want people know that the sign is about peace and wants people to start conversations. >> it's good to have it from actual muslims, what isis stands for is not in our religion at all. >> the billboard first pulled up in chicago and the group hopes more cities will use it in the city. >>> firefighters in california are feverishly working to protect the historichurst -- -- in hearst castle. the fire is threatening more than 1,000 structures in san luis obispo county. flames scorched 33,000 acres already. backfires are being set in an effort to get the wildfire under control. at this hour it's only 35% contained. >>> ivan cabrera has florida's most accurate 7-day forecast. california is getting it. >> five years of do it

wearing an explosives belt inn l the iraqi city of kirkuk sunday night.t inn he says he was kidnapped by masked men, who put the belt one police say th forced out of mosul by military operations. on saturday, a child believed to be between 12 and 14 carried out a deadly attack in turkey. betw president obama will visit flood ravaged louisiana later today, to get a closer look at the damages and the recovery effort what a storm.rm. more than 2800 people are still in shelters, after historic rains caused the widespread floodi rains estimated 60 thousand homes have been destroyed.mated 60 the red cross says this is the nation's worst natural disasterr since super storm sandy, back i 2012. a new jersey police officer is being hailed as a hero this morning, for helping four peopld escape a burning home. patrolman brian gay was thean br first to reach the home in he says a little girl who got out, told him four others were still upstairs. two young girls jumped into his arms, a woman dropped a baby boy to him, then she was able to climb out when neighbors arrived with a ladder.r. two young

iraqi authorities say the mosque in kirkuk. it comes after a 12-year-old suicide bomber killed more than 50 people at a wedding saturday. >>> see this billboard? says "hey isis, you suck." a group of muslims put this up on i-10 in phoenix. they want people to know that islam means peace and want this to start conversations. the group responsible hope more like this turns up in cities around the u. charged with killing nine black members of a charleston church became self-rattedcallized in the months before the attack. according to documents dylann roof grew more and more entrenched in white supremacy beliefs. investigators say the 22-year- old opened fire during bible study in june of 2015. authorities previously said that roof wrote an on-line manifesto embracing confederate symbols and racist views. they believe he wrote a similar document in jail. roof faces the death penalty in jail after police say she left her three kids in a hot car while she went shopping. several people called 911 after seeing the little boys banging o

similar to that young would-be suicide bomber in kirkuk in iraq.this is not the first time this kind of thing has happened. in iraq earlier this year, outside of baghdad, a similar attack. a young boy went to the very crowded football game full of children. in the local neighborhood. blew himself up, killing dozens. the turkish authorities do believe that it was the work of isis. why, because this attack was targeting a high-profile, high casualty event where there would be the kind of horror that has become characteristic of isis attacks here in this country. now, turkey is dealing with another threat coming from the so-called pkk, that's the kurdish workers party. but by and large, the pkk focuses on the police and the military. isis almost always, as it did on the 28th of june when it struck istanbul international airport, goes for civilians, goes for maximum impact. >> ben wedeman reporting live from turkey this morning. >>> coming up in the "newsroom," first it's florida, now other gulf states are at risk when it comes to zika. ifetime of your

that is from the disruption to that northern pipeline of the 150,000 barrels a day of kirkuk crude notoing to the impetus seems to be the appointment of a new oil minister in baghdad. he said, maybe we can find an agreement with the kurds. here we are a week later, and they seem to have made some progress. also, we need to look at the long-term. oil prices have been relatively low the past two years. iraq is running short on cash. it's fighting a tough fight against islamic state militants, and so are the kurds. maybe the pieces are in place for an agreement. rish: what does this tell us about the dispute with the kurds? where are we with that? sam: it's not fully resolved yet. we haven't yet seen a response from the kurdistan regional government to this latest of element, and we haven't seen details of any payment mechanism or what this agreement might entail. it's a unilateral move by the startd government to pumping oil and kickstart talks to get this resolved, but we need to look for signs of a more lasting and more fundamental agreement between the two sides. we need to look at wh

. >> reporter: this child was sent by isis to kill civilians in kirkuk. he wasn't recruited.is bomb detonated before it could explode. reclaiming large swaths of territory from the terror network. isis has increasingly started to rely on children who can more easily move past security forces to carry out attacks. >> they're available. they're maleable. they're spendable. we'll see more, not less of this. >> a child no more than 14 carried out an attack on a kurdish wedding party in turkey over the weekend. turkish authorities are still investigating the claim, it's a growing pattern. isis has long boasted of its army of child soldiers. these picks show their training. only now are they increasingly being sent out on the battle kls field. ongoing syrian civil war, violence spilled over to its neighbors has had a brutal effect on the children of the region. >> more than 3.5 syrian children know nothing but violence. >> reporter: 5-year-old syrian boy who survived an air strike by president bashar al assad's forces captured the world's attention. one of the some 9 million kids a

a spaul boy was kirkuk wearing an explosives belt and he was caught. he's not the only child sigh side bomber used by isis. >>> a straj yik scene in chicago. three children including a 3-month-old baby have been killed in an apartment fire. a man also lost his life. chicago fire responded to heavy flames on the second and third floors of this building. the stairwells were immediately deemed impassable. police say it appears that the an argument. officers are now looking for a person of interest. >>> a man in pittsburgh went too far to impress his date. he took her to the building's rooftop and thought it would be impressive to jump from one rooftop to another. well, it wasn't very impressive. he missed the landing and he fell and wound up wedged between two buildings. the woman called police. they spent more than three hours trying to free him. they had to go through the wall of a nearby restaurant to get him. besides a bruised ego, he has a >> it's something we remember doing in school, saying the pledge of allegiance over and over again. one school d

in the iraqi city of kirkuk yesterday, security forces say they stopped this boy, who was wearing a suicide vest and prevented him from dead nateing himself. this boy turned himself into police in baghdad in 2014 asking them to cut off his suicide vest because he didn't want to blow himself up. isis isn't the only extremist group to use child suicide bombers but what is unusual is the role of children in the group's propaganda video in which they have been shown repeatedly carrying out executions. most of the videos are simply too disturbing for us to show you. turkish officials say they are tried to identify the young suicide bomber. they are apparently examining remnant of the suicide vest found at the scene. officials say that of the 54 people killed, 22 were children under the age of 14. >>> we have some more sad news to report about last weeks air strike in syria. the ten year-old brother of a young boy who became haunted image for the battle has died. the five-year old was pulled alive from a destroyed building. he is now out of the hospital. if you would like to help people like this

. >> take a look at this dramatic video from kirkuk iraq.cameras were rolling as police officers took a young teen into custody. they say they prevented a 15-year-old boy from carrying out a suicide attack. officers say the boy was wearing a suicide vest and was trying to target a shia mosque when he was arrested. >> world news tonight with david muir will have more on the top stories from around the world plus the latest from the presidential campaign trail. you can watch that that following "action news" at 6:00. >> two women were forced to jump for their lives from a burning apartment in berks county and one did not survive. this was the scene about 3:30 this morning in syncing spring. authorities say the 24-year-old victim and another 21-year-old jumped from a third story window to the alley below. the 21-year-old was rushed to the hospital and is in critical condition. four other people including two children escaped the fire without injury. the cause is under investigation. >>> the man who was stabbed in an olde city bar has died of hi

. >>> my next guest says terror groups are turning to children even younger than the kirkuk suspect.now is bob baer, a cnn intelligence security analyst, former cia operative. bob, sadly, this is not foreign to you. the idea that kids are being used as suicide attackers. >> john, not at all. i mean, in the second intefadeh, hamas was using the al aqsa brigades. they were using teenagers. and a year and a half ago, a doctor's group came to me and said they were seeing traumatized children coming to their clinics in raqqah claiming they were being indoctrinated to carry out suicide bombers and some kids were 8 and 9 years old. the fact that the islamic state has turned them loose against their enemies isn't much of a surprise. >> what is this indoctrination process? how does it work and why? >> well, some of these kids are -- have learning problems. they really don't understand what's going on. the islamic state takes a certain part from the koran, shows it to them, that they'll go to heaven. if they are indoctrinated over a long period, it's easy to do against children. what they do,

refugee agency reports that it happened thursday as the refugees were trying to reach shelter in kirkukfficials say isis militants are using the iraqis as human shields against attacks by government forces. and it's officially opening night at the summer olympics inn brazil. the run-up in rio de janeiro has been marked by political and economic turmoil, and worries about zika and pollution. even today, the olympic torch was forced to detour after thousands of protesters blocked the copacabana beach boulevard.a they were calling for the interim president's removal. still to come on the newshour: contrasting the presidential candidates' plans to boost the economy, children recruited into brutal isis missions, hillary clinton's statements on the email investigation in context, and much more. >> woodruff: today's u.s. jobs report was largely seen as a solid one, and in many respects better than economists had predicted. for the year so far, the economy is gaining about 185,000 jobs aj month. but for many americans who have seen slow wage growth for years, the recovery doesn't feel like one,

. >> reporter: the drama unfolded in a darkened street in kirkuk in northern iraq. the suspect is just a kid. standing there stripped and scared, you can see the fear in his face. and scrapped around his torso, this suicide bomb. carefully the bomb is removed and the boy rushed to safety, surrounded. [ crying ] his cries piercing the night. and then into custody for questioning. his bomb detonated by than explosives team. he's 12 or 13, and he told police his own father, an isis commander, sent him and his brother on their suicide elsewhere in the city. all this less than 24 hours after that horrific suicide bombing at a wedding in turkey. the turkish president saying the bomber there might have been as young as 12, but officials now hedging on the claim. there's a long and bloody history of using children as suicide bombers by isis, the taliban, by boko haram in nigeria. the u.n. says the appalling tactic is on the rise around the world. terry mower an -- terry moran, abc news, london. >>> family, friends, and neighbors gathered in north carolina to remember a man

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in the iraqi city of kirkuk, officials stopped this boy and prevent him from detonating himself. this boy turned himself in in baghdad in 2014 asking them to sut off his suits vest because he didn't want to blow himself up. isis isn't the only militant group to use child suicide bombers but what is unusual is propaganda videos. in which they repeatedly have been shown apparently carrying out executions. most of the videos are simply too disturbing for us to show you. imagine the damage done to the children involved. turkey's foreign minister said today that the country's border with syria must be completely cleansed of isis. anthony? >> holly williams in ey thanks. >>> the rio olympics a are over this morning, after a colorful and musical closing ceremony. the stars of team usa led the united states to a dominating performance. it is the most medals that the silver or bronze. it was about rio's chance to say good-bye. >> one more spectacular image at the rio games. >> reporter: even under a soaking rain, rio still knows how to throw a party. the elaborate performance inside relie

he was stopped in the city of kirkuk by police. and his arrest comes juan day after another child is believed to be the bomber who killed all those people in a wedding party over the weekend. we'll start with that child in iraq. what do we know with that young boy? >> iraqi police are saying the boy is claiming he was kidnapped by isis militant and forced to carry out this attempted bombing. disturbing video, and compelling video. as we look at it again, showing those iraqi police officers disarming clearly -- obviously we blur his face, but a very upset 15-year-old boy who had a suicide belt strapped around his waist and loaded with explosives that could have caused horrific damage. 54 people were killed in a suicide bombing in a wedding party. turkish officials have not confirmed that. officials have not backed away from claims that the boy may be as young as 15 years old. there is concern isis is using younger recruits such as children, to carry out these types of attacks as it continues to lose ground in iraq and parts of syria

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in fact, there are reports from iraq that in the city of kirkuk, a similarly young suicide bomber attackedms. this is a tactic that is not new, although every time you hear about it, it is shocking. rosemary? >> it certainly is. and, ben, give us an idea of whether this attack and the ones that have come before it are changing security in any way across the country and how people are approaching the way they live their lives now. >> well, certainly security has been ramped up. in fact, we were going to istanbul international airport yesterday. on the 28th of june, 44 people were killed in an isis attack. and there was a very long line of cars waiting to go in. they're being checked. the security has been ramped up, but many people certainly here in ghaziantep feel that security is still lacking. there's still complaints the border between turkey and syria and, of course, the syrian border is just 40 kilometers south of here. is not tight enough. there aren't enough controls. and the problem is there are already isis cells working in turkey. we saw them at work at the airport in june in ist

here you see police in kirkuk removing what appears to be a suicide vest from a boy they say was acting15 and claims to be a member of the so-called cubs of the caliphate. nima elbagir has done stories on isis recruitment of children. she joins me from london. anymo nima, you look at the video, the boy apparently came from mosul which is controlled by isis, these kids -- that's what they are -- are forced into this caliphate at gunpoint, they are killed if they say no. is this type of recruitment of young boys, is this on the rise? >> it absolutely is, brooke, especially as isis itself comes under pressure from the iraqi forces, from the u.s.-led coalition. in their desperation what was once a propaganda tool, parading these children and their brainwashing in front of their recruitment cameras has now become actually a real need. while they save the more experienced soldiers to fight actually in the front lines, what they're increasingly doing, we're seeing, is that they're using them as suicide bombers. as you saw that young boy in the north of iraq, as we have seen when we visited the

can see the officers carefully cutting the belt off the boy after he was detained in the town of kirkukreports the child is 11 years old. authorities think he was sent from the isis stronghold mosul. child attackers are on the upswing. >> that's incredible video to watch. >>> russia and iran say that moscow is down for now, launching strikes from an iranian air base against targets in syria. the unprecedented deployment raised concern among u.s. military commanders. russia insists it is targeting isis. u.s. officials say most of the air strikes have been against u.s. backed rebels. >>> president obama heading to flood ravaged louisiana today to see the catastrophic devastation firsthand. meanwhile, people who live in the flood zone are returning home to salvage what they can and do what they do too often there, rebuild. cnn's nick valencia is live in hard hit denim springs, just outside baton rouge. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, chris. just about six hours from now we expect that visit from u.s. president barack obama to some of the more heavily damaged areas. it has been abo