at least 82 died when their boat sank on thursday. reuters news agency says that a hundred people are still missing. >> reporter: the mediterranean sea has become a dark reminder of people's desperation to escape violence, persecution and poverty. thousands have been killed so far this year, in the latest tragedy, an overcrowded boat sunk shortly after leaving libya. >> translator: we are migrating our boat sank. it was in a bad condition. people died. the libyans saved us. may god bless them this is called the route of death, the grave of the mediterranean sea. >> reporter: libya is one of the main transit routes for people to try to make it to europe. smugglers take advantage of the country's lawlessness. libya is struggling to cope. the people are forced to live in poor conditions and lack basic medical care. in another tragic incident, a swedish vessel after rescuing hundreds of people from their boat drifting at sea, but dozens others weren't so lucky, their bodies found in the hull of the boat. >> this is one of the tragedies wi

at least seven cease-fires have been agreed and then broken within days.the latest round of talks began on august 6. this time, pressure was high from international mediators. u.s. threatened sanctions if a deal was not reached by monday. as late as sunday, salva kiir was deeply skeptical. >> it cannot be signed. even if we signed today -- reporter: kiir said it was impossible to strike an effective deal because rebel forces had fled. of armed- dozens groups operate in the country. at stake, social reforms. plagued by violence since its independence, south sudan remains one of the poorest countries in the world, with some areas on the brink of starvation. egyptian president has brought in tough new laws. police antiterrorism forces will be given new powers. anyone found guilty of setting up a terrorist organization will face the death penalty. critics fear the new laws will be used to crush any criticism of the regime. israel has offered to free a prisoner on hunger strike, but only on the condition that he moves abroad. hasear-old mohammed allan fallen in

. >>> also ahead, at least 40 migrants died trying to cross the mediterranean. many were suffocated below decks. in taiz, pro-yemen forces make gains in yemen's largest city. >>> adrian brown joins us now. we understand a wider evacuation order has now been given. >>reporter: there's still a bit of confusion about whether a wider evacuation has been ordered. >>> state media have reported 700 tons of sodium cyanide were in the warehouse that was destroyed in those multiple explosions but today the government said it was slightly less than 100. >> just talk us through again why the authorities think the death toll will actually go higher. >>> it is though, still waiting. >>> there have been desperate scenes in macedoni where hundreds of migrants have been traying to board a train. there wasn't enough room for everyone and migrants tried to pull others off to secure a face. the train was heading to serbia which borders hungary. >>> in iraq, at least 21 people have been killed in a series of bombings in and around baghdad. it's been targeted many times. the attacks

at least that according to trip adviser users.lcatraz grabbed the number one spot on this year's travelers choice awards, the golden gate bridge came in in the almost two slot. the lincoln memorial in washington, d.c., the 9/11 memorial in new york city also at the top of that list. those rankings are based on 12 months of reviews from world travelers. >> you have to take that picture of the golden gate bridge as soon as you can, i remember telling my dad take it now because it might be fogged in in two minutes. >> which is standard operating procedure. looked pretty clear this morning. >> here is meteorologist kari hall. going to stay that way? >> yeah, i think for a little while. we will start to see the clouds moving in for at least calm of hours this this morning over the golden gate bridge in san francisco right now it's 60 degrees, it's 56 degrees in the north bay and the east bay is at 63 degrees to start out. it will rise up to 72 degrees there, peninsula 81 degrees and the south bay a high of 79. so these temperatures are

so, again, this is creating at least a 30-minute delay. if you take this way to work, you want to leave the house at least 30 minutes earlier or call and say you're going to be about 30 minutes late. this backup is continuous and going to head back to city line avenue. this happening on the schuylkill westbound lane. the lanes were closed but now you're slowly starting to see a little bit more traffic move by that area here. i'll move out of the way to give you a better look what is happening. again, we showed you the truckload lost its load of drywall and it's going to take a while to clean up the mess on the schuylkill. >> a traffic mess of another kind is what we are trying to avoid when the pope comes to town. a bridge closed to cars but open to walkers. nbc10's monique braxton is live in camden this morning where we expect today to learn more about the plans there for the ben franklin bridge, right? >> reporter: that's right, chris. in a couple of hours, new jersey transportation officials, the river authority are going to lay out the

fearful,lot of people at least yesterday.ight now, the circuit breaker seems to have been triggered with most asian markets up. do you think that will reverse the sentiment on wall street? you can get away from the fact that china is slowing and we are seeing more action from the pboc. i think what we're seeing in developed markets is different. the u.s. market is fundamentally in a pretty good space. there are concerns about inflation, but on the outside you have consumer spending in the retail sales. you have a labor market that should lead to higher wages. in europe, you have consumer confidence rising. you are seeing everything hitting the right direction. that will support those markets. medium-term, the drivers of holding risk and equities haven't changed. to -- doesn't harken back and let history be the guide. the last time this happened, when the fed was about to raise rates, when we saw china's devaluation. it triggered the asian financial crisis. again, we are starting to feel the same situation in the environment r

at least our temperatures aren't really hot, not just yet. as we get a live look over the castro we do see those low clouds over the top of the buildings that we saw pretty much all day yesterday. right now 60 degrees in san francisco, hayward at 62 degrees as well as 62 degrees now in san jose. highs today will be a little bit cooler than yesterday, but really nice for the beginning of august and we have weather in the 70s and 80s, even some 60s along the coast. outer sunset will be at 64 today, half-moon bay at 68 degrees and san martin will be at 84 degrees, 83 degrees in santa rosa, 83 in walnut creek and in dublin look for a high of 86 degrees. a lot of sunshine today for the inland valleys. i will talk more about that and the heat up that's headed this way for the weekend. right now let's get a look at traffic with anthony. >> we were talking earlier about the stall at the bay bridge toll plaza, that's really the only tinning happening right now at least as far as coming into chp. we also have other things happening that's more of overn

at least 82 have died and 200 are missing after a ship sank off of the libyan coast.re have been chaotic scenes in belgrade as refugees fought for food and water. and a hungary, police say they have arrested 21 suspected human traffickers in budapest. but we begin in austria with this report. >> reporter: the remains of the bodies are being driven away for autopsy, but the 71 people who were crammed into the back of a truck must have suffered anning a nicing death, probably by suffocation, and the police can only look for straps of evidence as to who they were. >> translator: of course we're sure that these people were refugees and more precisely were probably a group of syrian refugees. >> reporter: austria is transit country for people hoping to reach germany, but it has always become a destination in its own right. the number of asylum seekers this year already almost three times the total of 2014. this is outside of vienna. the refugee reception center is overflowing and the streets are full of people from the middle east and africa, somalia, nigeria, iraq, afghan

at least 50 people are dead, 12 firemen. another 36 firefighters are still missing.drian brown talked to some survivors. >> reporter: the heart of one of china's most important economic hubs, torn apart by multiple blasts. fires burned throughout the night. there were further explosions on thursday afternoon. as a pool of toxic smoke billowed across the city. with local people concerned, not for the first time, about the air they are now breathing. >> translator: we're very worried, very worried about what chemical is in the air. we're worried it might be toxic and could be harmful in the future. >> reporter: close to the epicenter of the explosions, the scale of the destruction is difficult for dazed survivors to comprehend what happened and why. >> translator: i thought it was a gas explosion. my bedroom wall was hit by a shock wave which through me out of bed. >> reporter: others thought it was an earthquake or nuclear explosion. windows were shattered in homes almost two kilometers away. foreseeing the evacuation of hundreds of families. the flying debris sliced

least at least 7 people including four police officers were injure of the at a shia village west of theapitol. the attack followed a protest against the arrest of political prisoners. tropical storm erica blamed for at least 20 deaths on the island of dominica is beginning to weaken. heavy rains caused severe mudslides. the prime minister says the storm has set the island back george w. bush >>sten years later, new orleans has invested $40,000,000,000 in new pumping stations and higher flood walls. the system is supposed to offer 100 years of protection and it's a project many are proud of. >> it's been done here is it affords us a greater protection than we have ever had before. before, what we had was a system in name only even in the core zone's words. am i happy with it? absolutely happy with it. >> outside the relative safety of the high-tech levee system in new orleans, it's a different story. fred everhart grew up in the wetlands of the fertile coast and said it's a unique landscape changing fast. >> that low point was a ditch you couldn't fit this boat in. all that was land. tha

at least to help take their minds off of what they have been through.s say they keep asking when their parents will come for them, and when they are going home. >>> one of the world's most famous mineral-laden lakes is at risk of drying up. more than a third of the surface area of the dead sea has disappeared over the last 50 years. >> reporter: it's one of the most popular tourist destinations in the region. but environmentalists say the dead sea which borders israel and the occupied west bank and jordan is shrinking rapidly. the ancient salt lake, has been losing a meter of its waters every year. this israeli tour guide says the decline of the dead sea and apparent indifference of neighboring government has been shocking. >> i see the dead sea as an international property. it is really one of a kind in the world, and it should be a international world heritage. and instead of we're destroying it and it's being degraded from day-to-day. >> reporter: the dead sea is shrinking because 70% of the water sources are being diverted by mainly israel, and jord

they are nice, dry at least right now. the just really warm out there. what are we looking at. >> very muggy too. so much moisture to work with and eventually that will lead to some showers and thunderstorms. you can already see some activity out there on the area radar. we will start with a snapshot view of what is going on, on storm scan three, meisha says things are looking dry. you can see a pocket of range moving in lancaster county. this will eventually start to overtake the radar in scattered fashion. we are not dealing with the widespread wash out necessarily today but this is going to be likely at least of the next few days more activity then even tomorrow will be because we are awaiting this frontal boundary to move in. there is a marginal, in other word low risk of severe weather for most of the delaware valley, included here, let's be honest, out toward ocean, monmouth county not too much concern but our primary concerns with any storms that fire up would be heavy downpours that could lead to flooding, gusty wind, frequent lightening, and wor

>> a series of bomb attacks kills at least 40 people in the afghan capital, kabul. the taliban has claimed responsibility for a major blast at a police academy. hello there i'm barbara serra. you're watching al jazeera live from london. also coming up on the program. the united nations announces an investigation into chemical weapons attacks in syria. sanctions could follow if bashar al-assad'basharbasharal-assad'bd responsible. >>> a summer camp in norway reopens four years after a gunman killed 69 young people there. hello there thank you for joining us. serious questions hang over the security questions in afghanistan's capital kabul after a series of bomb blasts, 48 people have been killed in the space of just 24 hours. the latest explosion hit north of kabul airport, an area close to afghanistan buildings and coalition bases. the attacker detonated his explosive vests among a group of recruits stationed outside. 20 were killed and 27 injured. hours later a powerful truck bomb injured more than wo 40 near a government complex and a military base in a residential

as close into washington metro, at least 10% to 20% chance. some indications and some info into say 95, 96 to washington. i could feel closer to 100 -- that could feel closer to 100 when you take air temperatures into account. widespread showers and storms coming into tuesday. the heat and humidity continuing. we will keep temperatures right around the lower 90's coming in. wednesday, there looked to be more widespread, scattered showers and storms. thursday might be the best chance of rain coming in. the end of the week. i'm not so confident about that 89, 89. that are indications yesterday i had 93 across the board. pretty hot, pretty humid and the storms more likely as we get through thursday. kellye: can you believe training camp is almost over? reporter: i can't believe it's. your weather forecast is killing those guys. the redskins will soon be saying goodbye to richmond. >> and now the toyota sports desk brought to you by your local toyota dealers. reporter: redskins camp is in the books with only a scheduled practice tomorrow in richmo

some still in the 90 gs but at least we're not talk 1g 00 degrees. i'll have more on that coming up in the microclimate forecast. and right now mike is tracking the roads. >>> but i'm glad to see everybody back down to double digits for that particular screen. over here this is triple digit 101 freeway. this is from 680 here. it's the one segment with the first burst of traffic. it's mostly affecting the off-ramp and spectators slowing. we also have a big jam for 84 out of livermore and heading toward 680. a crass involved amotorcycle. there's a build now. the rest of your day moves smoothly. we have your backup. and the metering lights are on. >> thank you very muching meek. 6:00, details on two deadly shootings in less than 24 hours, both involving san jose officers. we're learning both are connected. >> today bob redell joining us live. they say two stem from a rekrejts homicide and torture. >> reporter: sam and laura, one of those police shootings taking place on the street behind me. yes, the san jose police believe the two they killed were invo

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when at least 24 shots rang out. both victims then ran inside the house. >> in a separate shooting a fourth person was struck by gunfire on the 1500 block of woodstock street. the victim is a 21 year old male. was shot in the leg. no word on the shooters involved in nip of the incidents overnight. again, four people shot in just a matter of 12 minute. lauren? >> thanks so much, jenny joyce. >> and police say drugs may have been at the center after triple shooting in east germantown, police received numerous 911 calls reporting shot fired on the 5500 block of krause on street when they arrived just before 1:00 this morning they found shell casings littering the grounds, but no victims. soon after they witnessed victims running through red lites, followed to medical center that's correct shooting victims were inside. a 26 year old man was shot twice in the back, list in the critical condition. twenty-eight year old plan was struck in the stomach and is also in critical, and 18 year old had a bullet in her foot. she is

at least a dozen people dead, more than a hundred others sickened. abc's medical editor joins us to talk about the illness and new new york city's response. plus, where we go from here. we'll talk to our political primaries. has donald trump reached some sort of critical mass or is it patients recently rated their care experience at over 3,500 hospitals nationwide in a survey conducted for the centers for medicare and medicaid. only seven percent received five stars. including four of ours. learn more at cancercenter.com >>> breaking news in nassau county. a plane crashed on the railroad tracks killing one person. >> eyewitness news reporter chris tip thorne is live at the scene in bethpage with the latest information about this. kristin? >> reporter: officials just confirmed they are this location. in addition to that, they say a 54-year-old male was pulled from the wreckage and taken to the hospital. i want to show you what we're seeing here right on south oyster bay road. you can see a lot of officials still milling around the area n. happened aro

in fact, at least the clear skies. and take a look at some of the current weather reports out there right around the fire zone. you can see temperatures mainly, humidity dry around 25%, and common wind direction out of the southwest at 9 miles per hour at last check. right now, temperatures in the mid-90s around the fire zone. relative humidity coming down as well. at least closer to one of the sites in that region. here's a closer look at the topography. reading information from calfire, in this area there is a limited burn history. so as a result, obviously there's a lot of brush to burn that has been happening with that exponential rate at least for the growth of this fire over the past few days. as far as the forecast for tomorrow, you can see at 8:00 a.m., temperatures in the 60s. tomorrow will be a little bit cooler than today. we're thinking instead of mid- 90s, around 90 degrees. we have been cooling off. that's the good news. winds do pick up a little bit out of the southwest throughout the afternoon hours. no

at least 55 people have been killed in a bombing in baghdad.e third attack by isil in as many days. >>> a military court in pakistan has sentenced seven people to death for their involvement in an attack on a school last december when 150 were killed. >>> and the death toll from huge explosions in china has risen to 50. >>> the army and its allies strengthen their grip ahead of general elections. >> reporter: limited access in and out of the headquarters of the ruling union solidarity and development party. it's been surrounded by security forces locking many mp's inside. for months there has been an internal power strug between the chairman of the ruling party and the president. both are former top military officers, and both have said they want to run for president in november's general election. but a meeting to declare the candidates before friday's deadline also included an announcement that the chairman had been dismissed. >> translator: he is not on the list of the central committee, but is still chairman of the lower house of parliament

but a least one-third of the time reagan focused on the human rights issues and the pentecostal stu said i just want something to happen. remember the pentecostal russian jews the embassy? just like of big neon sign we should point them out and do something about that. so that is what happened. all above finlay's i think there were 60 or something like that and i said to the president's will lead matter if you don't go? he said all the time i will not say a word. i said to myself that little incident had meaning because president reagan you could make a deal with these people and the soviets' new how tempting that was to say look at what i did. so they said you can trust us and i think there was something there that helped in the long run that all these things happen before gorbachev came along. so we set the agenda very publicly people have 1500 we had nine in reset our objects to go read o one o ridiculous position but that was the agenda. week audit. so lot happened before gorbachev came along for are not trying to say he wasn't a big figure but when i was the most upset is when we wi

at least we're not talking highs over 100 degrees. we'll be watching livermore because it's been so hot after spiking up to 106 degrees. today we're talking about 90s there. once again still warm. a lot of sunshine. but the winds of change are blowing. over the weekend we have to deal with the smoke from the wildfires coming down and really causing low air quality. well, now, we're starting to see the wirnld shift on shore and that will push the smoke off to the east. it will increase our marine layer and cool off our temperatures and bring back more clouds to san francisco. highs in the 60s by thursday and we'll also see that on friday, the weekend is looking nice with temperatures just a little bit above average for the end of august. let's see how traffic is moving with mike. >> kari, it's moving slower in san jose. northbound 101. heading up, let's look at the crash. that's where a crash is affecting the off-ramp. let's show you back here in san jose. slow from tully road on the approach. that's the typical area where we see that

those 90s continue at least one more day. we have a steamy week ahead. lot more humid than last week. the thunderstorms returning to a good bit of the area, at least in a couple days. phillies returning home tomorrow night and it is going to be a hot and humid one. it's 94 degrees right now and with a relatively high humidity at least compared to the weekend, it feels like it's 96. we have certainly seen worse humidities than that with 94 degree temperatures in the past. but this is now three days in a row. tomorrow will make it four. wednesday will be a close call but i think later on during the week, we are going to be well below the 90 degree mark. even though it's going to stay humid. 94 in philadelphia. you can see that southwest wind flow. 93 in reading and mt. holly. look at the trenton temperature, 80 degrees. think something's wrong with the instrument? maybe not, as you'll see. the southerly winds keeping the shore nice and cool and comfortable. near 80 degrees. the ocean temperature's gone down. 67. and the feels-like temperature's well into t

they say it at least one structure has been destroyed. so far there are no reports of injuries. the fire is now 25% contained. the causes still this noon under investigation. stick can ktvu channel 2 news for updates on the fire and on twitter and facebook an on ktvu.com. >>> three firefighters are dead after working to control a large fire there. the national forest service says the truck crashed and burned before they were able to get out. four others recovering from injuries in the central part of that state. people who live in the area are urging rescuers to be careful. >> someone had just put their sprinklers on the house. they left a nice note for firefighters that said please. this is just a house. save yourself, be safe. good luck firefighters. >> this is one of about 100 fires burning and the military is even helping out. workers from australia and new zealand are also pitching in. >>> in sacramento final respects for a rescuer killed trying to save a friend. [ music ] he was known as diamond. he served for years and he drowned last week trying to rescue a friend. the f

at least 20 people were killed in that blast alone. in bangladesh, a mob hacks another activist to death with machetes. the fourth to be killed this year. and beating the heat. germany sees record temperatures and people across the country make the most of a hot summer day. i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. coble has been shaken by a series of devastating bomb attacks. they struck in area north of the city's airport. it gunfire was also reported. the tell a ban claimed responsibility for an attack a few hours earlier. -- the taliban claimed responsibility for an attack a few hours earlier. a suicide bomber detonated an attack outside the police academy. a truck bombing killed 15 and wounded 240. a massive blast left a crater in the ground. let's get the latest now from kabul. our correspondent is standing by. what is the situation? >> the situation is still unclear in regards to the last attack. the gunfire has ceased and it seems like a car bomb detonated in the area north of kabul airport. we do not know the target or the casu

at least consult the u.s.brought other aspects of our regulars, the nuclear bigotry commission and the department of energy. he and south korea, as far as i know there hasn't been deep dialogue with u.s. forces, korea on this. but certainly the u.s. military on the korean peninsula would want to know what is happening at a nuclear accident. at least be able to evacuate u.s. personnel. so this means i think we're talking about exercising on emergency management views military potentially involved in japan and korea. i don't think china would ask the us military to come help with an accident in its country. but if we're doing this exercise it needs to be worked out, what could the u.s. military be doing it is going to be naval assets involved, how do we make sure to this is some sort of tension over who does what. and just because u.s. naval assets are coming does it mean it's a threat to someone else. but this role for the us should give any future also needs to be worked out both bilaterally and among the regi

for scores of thousands of people in suffolk county, their least friday. meteorologist jeff smith in the village of shoreham with the damage for us tonight. >> reporter: and, bill, we are here along miller avenue in shoreham and if you were watching at 4:00, there was a large tree down and wires down right in the middle of the street. the town of brookhaven has been furiously working to clear that away so the pseg crews can come in and restore power to the nearly 25,000 people without power. for this area mother nature gave them a wild wake-up call. >> it was crazy. it was really -- we had three loud booms and then there was a fourth one that hit overhead and it was just -- that was it. we lost hour right after that. >> mile-per-hour winds moved over suffolk county during the pre dawn hours but it wasn't until daylight that we saw the extent of the damage. >> i didn't know that i had a lot of trees down in front of my yard until i came out at about 8:00 in the morning. >> the corridor from setauket to soreham -- shoreham bore the brunt of the damage with p

three bombs in less than 24 hours kill at least 24 people. >> is the assad regime behind chlorine gasttacks in syria, the u.n. takes a step further to finding out. >>> summer camp in norway reopens four years after a gunman kills 69 people. >>> and in sport, the world's most watched football league is set for one of its closest ever competitions. get ready to begin their championship defense. >> there are serious questions over security in afghanista afgs capital. follows another explosion, where an attacker blew himself up near the kabul police academy. no exact figures as yet. jiferjenniferglasse has been moe events. >> reporter: 20 people were killed and 27 injured in that attack. there's another attack going on as we speak, on the other side of kabul airport. that attack, a huge explosion, a very, very bright blast, just the last half hour or so an ongoing gun fire going on there. there was another attack about 24 hours ago in the middle of the night. back here, killing 15 and injuring at least 200 when a large truck bomb went off. >> jennifer in security, have things been stepped

at least you're not going to get rained on today. maybe if there's a nice fan nearby, it will be a good day to be outside. we are talking about make the hottest day of the week but we do have some heat relief in sight. it is a pretty short lived heat wave but it is a heat wave nonetheless. hopefully the ac is working. it will be in the mid- to upper 90s today. when you factor in the humidity, it will feel into the triple digits. it's a southerly wind. it's hot. it's humid and not a lot of rain to cool you off. currently we're already at 87 degrees. feeling 93. the dew point is above the 70- degree threshold. once it gets above 70, you feel it. there is no escaping it. the winds will stay out of the south for a few days. we are going to see the temperatures slide down a little bit, though, but that's going to come with some clouds and a couple of rain showers as well. look at these current temperatures. these are not the forecasted highs. we still have a few more hours of heating to go and there's nothing but sunshine out there. 88 fo

at least in iowa it seems. look at this new der va from the des moines register and bloomberg politics, sanders edging within seven points of the former secretary of state in the critical early voting state of iowa. cnn is in live in washington. this is really a remarkable eight-month time for sanders, it reveals maybe a little more about the former secretary of state. >> right, christi. i think we have to remind ourselves it is still early. as you mentioned these numbers should at least be reality check, if you will, for the clinton campaign. they really do seem to suggest that the former secretary of state is not really drumming too much support in the critical state of iowa. that survey you just mentioned from the des moines register as well as bloomberg politics finding senator bernie sanders trailing clinton 37-30%. while it surprised some. for others, not a whole lot. when you think about it, clinton actually finished third in the 2008 caucuses. and then you look at vice president joe biden's numbers. the

at least 44 people killed. hundreds hurt. a heavy industrial city south of beijing. that is expected to go up on the death toll. keep you posted on the developing story throughout the morning. >>> how about this explosion? last night, we brought you this as breaking news at 11:00. two trucks collided, bursting into a ball of flames in the middle of the new jersey turnpike. that halted traffic for hours along the stretch of the road there in north jersey. tracy strahan is from wnbc and joins us with an update. what is the situation out there now, tracy? >> reporter: chris, i have to tell you not what anybody wanted to see this morning on the turnpike. we want to show you live here. a heavy presence of emergency vehicles where those two trucks collided. now let's show you the video that made the rounds on social media. multiple explosions reported. not just on the roadway but in the residential areas when the tractor-trailers collided around 8:00 last night. new jersey state police confirmed to us they collided on the outer roadway of the northbound lanes and backed up

we all thought that we would at least know the situation and at least be able to plan and move on with our lives. it just hasn't hand and again this delay is really difficult for all. >> the u.s. secretary of state said the deal with iran will make the world a safer pleas. he is visiting in the middle east to ease fears in that region. >> we agree on ensuring free and fair elections in egypt this year. i understand from him that they are working towards a date sometime in the early fall. we are very excited about that, as it is part of the roadmap towards democracy and we are sure that i have the will be open to all peaceful, political actors. >> a top general has been killed in a rocket attack in burundi's capital bujumbura. the general is a former intelligence security chief and a close ally of the president. his death comes just over a week after the president won a controversial third term. a journalist said the general played an important role in the attempted coup in may and seen as an enforcer of the president's policies, too. >> just last year, when he was removed from office a

the jerusalem fire erupting a few miles from the rocky fire. 5,000 acres burned, at least 150 people evacuated. over the weekend a u.s. firefighter michael hall ek beblg killed on the job, the second firefighter killed in the line of duty in just over a week. we have one more image on the weather. typhoon soudelor, dash cam video showing its force. a white minivan no match for the winds. at least 21 people have been killed. >>> back here at home tonight, a state of emergency declared in

says at least 300 eritrean refugees arrive in ethiopia every day.re first sent to clinic center where they are officially registered before being sent to camps. most fleeing are young people who say they want to avoid conscription, a compulsory exercise for both men and women who are finished school. while military service for school is supposed to last 18 months, many of them are forced to serve for decades. tomas is 21 years old, he's been trying get out of eritrea since he was 14. >> translator: the conscription has no age limit. as long as you can carry a gun you belong in the military. even my father who is partially blind is in the army. i don't want to lead that kind of life. >> reporter: young children have also been leaving air tray a thousands of young as six and seven have made to to keith open i can't unaccompanied. this is their section of the camel in ethiopia. chairman of the refugees community. >> translator: chirp are as affected by government policies as the rest of the society. they are forced to flee when their parents are conscr

all the way to the top, or at the very least the federal police or the military. what did pena nieto say about the escape? that he was deeply upset, that it was a regrettable indent, that it was an undignified incident and that every day he asked the minister, are you sure el chapo will never escape. so what did the escape do? well, it tarnished the government's reputation even more. it put the issue of government competence at the center of the public debate. it revealed deep institutional weaknesses. not only of the prison system but of just security in general, and competence -- i mean, what does it say when a government cannot keep the most sought after criminal in the world today in prison? so -- and this is in the context of pena nieto's official state visit to france which he didn't cancel where he took along 441 guests and shortly after his wife appeared on the front cover of all of the -- like people magazine or "vanity fair," not even that level. revealing in the minds of many mexicans a profound insensitivity in the same week of el chapo's escape, the i

at least three more are pending. since owners don't have to register drones, cracking down essentially means catching the operator in the act. so you say that we'll find you but it doesn't sound like it's all that easy to find them. >> it's not all that easy to do but that doesn't mean there's any less resolve on our part to do it. >> reporter: currently, the f.a.a. says there is not technology to track a drone, and often they rely on local law enforcement to investigate. scott, one possible solution would be a software fix that would limit how high a drone could fly and how close it could fly to an airport. >> pelley: kris van cleave, thanks. a proposal from a president aads to a proposal of marriage, next. next. try phillips' fiber good gummies plus energy support. it's a new fiber supplement that helps support regularity and includes b vitamins to help convert food to energy. mmmmm, these are good! nice work, phillips! the tasty side of fiber, from phillips'. will you be a sound sleeper, or a mouth breather. well,

most -- at least 50% or better completion thus far. sign the ioc president was here he says he's confident that rio will have everything ready and in place. as does rio's mayor. obviously, there's been a lot of hurdles there still are going to be now with a year to go. the pressure is on water quality is an issue here as you no doubt have read water quality headlines, the world health organization is addressing those in saying they will make sure that the water is clean enough for the olympic athletes and they will be testing to make sure everything is in order to doe that. but for the most part this is a city that is excited, they're ready, hopefully going to be ready in time and willing to put on a great show as they do every year. we have a lot of people super excited. screaming here off to the side. when you're in rio, you have to learn how to samba. >> the road to rio continues on nbc10. miguel almaguer takes a closer look at the venues to see if they'll be ready. that's coming up at 6:30 right here on nbc10. >>> from our partners

at least 54 people have been killed in two separate suicide attacks. one was in the east of the city of baquba. the other was in a place called kaman. mohammed jamjoom in baghdad. joining us live, what else can you tell us that i haven't mentioned so far about these attacks? >> just to the south of baquba, two car bombs, suicide car bombs. the bottoms were in densely populated areas. these are predominantly shia populated towns. it seems like there's a sectarian element to this violence tonight. one thing to note, there were shall attacks that happened killing over 100 civilians in those attacks. many people here in iraq are telling us they believe that eventually it will be declared that i.s.i.l. was behind this, that this the hallmark of an i.s.i.l. style attack. they aren't claiming responsibility but the last such attack i just described to you in july i.s.i.l. did claim responsibility for that situation. how tense the situation seems in iraq. you have so many cries eas criso many places, the anbar offensive which they launched just a couple of wee

at least 20 people were killed in that blast alone. in bangladesh, a mob hacks another activist to death with machetes. the fourth to be killed this year. and beating the heat. germany sees record temperatures and people across the country make the most of a hot summer day. i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. coble has been shaken by a series of devastating bomb attacks. they struck in area north of the city's airport. it gunfire was also reported. the tell a ban claimed responsibility for an attack a few hours earlier. -- the taliban claimed responsibility for an attack a few hours earlier. a suicide bomber detonated an attack outside the police academy. a truck bombing killed 15 and wounded 240. a massive blast left a crater in the ground. let's get the latest now from kabul. our correspondent is standing by. what is the situation? >> the situation is still unclear in regards to the last attack. the gunfire has ceased and it seems like a car bomb detonated in the area north of kabul airport. we do not know the target or the casu

at least 52 people have been kill in a bombing in baghdad. according to police, a bomb went off in a truck. 200 people were wounded in the attack. we'll bring you more as we get it here. >>> forecasters in argentina are predicting more rain and strong winds after flooding that forced 11,000 people to evacuate their homes. six days of heavy rains caused rivers to overflow. three people have died. teresa bur reports. >> reporter: trying to take ace assistance to those cut off by the water. firemen are working day and night to help those in need in the rivers and streams. experts say 35 centimeters of water fell in a matter of days. this woman is trying to save whatever she has left. >> translator: i have never seen anything like this. last year something similar happened, but not like this. this is a disaster. >> reporter: thousands of people have been affected. at the university, 80 have taken refuge. we are told hundreds of others have been placed in other schools around the city. they have nowhere else to go. >> translator: we left everythin

we all thought we would at least know what the situation was and we would at least be able to plan ande on with our lives. it hasn't happened. for this delay is it's difficult for all. >> u.s. secretary of state who has been on a trip to egypt says the recent nuclear deal with iran will make the region a safer place. john kerry, who met president el sisi has resumed formal securely talks. a wide range of topics including human rights record and the fight against isil. kerry said the key to ending isil's campaign was to stop the recruitment of foreign fighters. >> border security and law enforcement actions are a significant part of the equation. but even to keep young people from turning tonator first place we will not be safer. we will be involved in a round-robin, circular repetitive process. >> the top general has been killed in a rocket attack in burundi's capitol. general marimarna is the former intelligence chief and close ally of the president. his death follows months of violence. moses marna is a journalist with the east african newspaper. he said he was seen as the enforcer o

it doesn't seem to be working, at least not on the street from what we have seen.ard from the prime minister here. last week he gave a speech in which he warned iraqi politicians saying there was a revolutionary sentiment that seemed to be flowering, and something really needed to be done to end this corruption. so this is something that has really gone to the top of the political food chain here in iraq. it's very worrying at a time when iraq's government has been predominantly concerned with fighting isil. now they are faced with this mounting rage from the iraqi population at a time when it seems like the protests could grow bigger. although the protest we went to wasn't as big as earlier expected, it was a large enough crowd that the pops had enforced extra security, and they were concerned that this kind of thing might turn violent. it didn't. it was peaceful, but you can clearly see that the government is worried. >> thank you very much indeed. >>> five people have killed in clashes in eastern turkey. three people died in a four-hour gun fight here any border

every starter had at least one base hit. mets go for the series sweep tomorrow. washington today also won, so the division lead, still one game. >>> nfl training camps roll on this week. the giants had the day off from on-field practice. jets were back at work. muhammad wilkerson was off today on a bike. geno smith working with the first team, although ryan fitzpatrick gets in there but smith has been doing well in this new system and he plans to stay there. >> when you study and stay on top of things and you just know the offense, it helps you out. so it's something i'm still getting better with. i've still got to continue to grow with that. we're getting better and better every single day. >> for the most part he's been good. it's been three days. >>> ray rice not in camp with any nfl team. he remains unsigned after his domestic violence problems played out in front of the world but the new rochelle native says he hopes a team takes a chance. he says he's a rehabilitated man. he said he understands why teams may be reluctant to bring them onboard. he wants the

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and it was probably planned for at least a month. 20 people were killed and at least 120 were woundedtutu remains in a hospital for two weeks of intense antibiotic treatment. he was admitted monday for an undisclosed inflammation. he has battled prostate cancer for years. >>> the extreme heat and unusually dry weather across parts of europe this summer are leading to major problems for some people. and we have our meteorologist pedram javaheri here to explain why, what the situation is and how it's looking ahead. >> the past couple of months we have seen little rainfall in europe akin to what is happening in the western u.s. but looking at the last 50 to 60 days. one to two storms have brought in good rainfall in europe. the farmers are taking a hit of several billions of dollars in losses in the wheat and apple and asparagus output. so severe drought, a big-time issue for a lot of people. i want to show you a video out of poland. that's warsaw. this is the longest river in poland. these are the lowest water levels in 120 years. officials have been able to take out 100,000 cubic meter

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