al qaeda possible the branch says this is the beginning of a battle in a northern city. after years of drilling through solid rock, the longest and deepest tunnel in the world opens today in the swiss alps. also coming up this hour, the head of the economic think tank the oh ecb tells us why the french government needs to stay the course on its controversial labor law reform. the president of venezuela tells a big international body to shove it. we will tell you who on the way. first our top story, live from paris. genie: close to half of france's rail network has ground to a halt this wednesday. rail workers have started and open-ended strike in protest over pay, working conditions, and changes to the french labor rules. it will open up to include the paris metro tomorrow. paris'own is at one of main train stations. what is the situation at the moment? luke: the latest figures we are is that 17% of the workforce have gone on strike this wednesday. ,he 10% that went out last week clearly the strike action is continuing. the situation is relatively calm , as the majority

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. >>> syrian government forces have captured more ground on the way to the northern city of roca. the city is now the capital for isis militants. nearly 100 isis fighters have been killed since government forces started their offensive on wednesday. >>> today secretary of state john kerry called an attack that killed a journalist a grimm reminder of what the afghan people face every day. a veteran news photographer and his afghan translator were killed. they were on assignment in a southern afghanistan, southern city convoy came under fire and their vehicle was hit. he had covered the war in iraq and afghanistan since the september 11th attacks. two other journalists who were traveling with him were not hurt. >>> well, the week is off to a warm start. hopefully it will be just as p?p?o?gv >>> welcome back. campaign 2016 now. hillary clinton swept primaries in puerto rico and the virgin islands. now she's 26 delegates away from locking the democratic nomination. we have a look controversy surrounding donald trump. >> reporter: hillary clinton is campaigning in california ahead of to

modi joined 30,000 other yoga practitioners in a northern city of chandigarh. he first proposed the annual event in a speech to the united nations general assembly in 2014. >> translator: this is not a religious ritual. yoga gives you the power to calm the mind, strengthen the body. brings uniformity in society on a universal scale. this is science from outside our world. it belongs to his world. >> modi claims to do yoga every morning. similar events were held across india where the practice originated some 5,000 years ago. >> yoga is very important for us for meditation, for stamina, all things can be released by doing yoga, itself. it's natural therapy. >> modi has called yoga soft power. he apparently believes international yoga day can make people around the world interested in indian culture and boost yoga tourism. >>> tourists from other parts of asia have been flocking to japan in recent years. singaporeans are especially frequent visitors. now a new destination lets them soak up japanese culture without getting on a plane. nhk world's derek cai reports

the northern city has completed its hosting duties. counting upers are the profits. euro 2016 is over and it's to take business owners stock. cafe owners cold thousands of fours of beer during the matches played here. on game night, this restaurant sold close to 1,000 beers. >> we manage without having to of extra staff. it was practical. it was like with all big parties, it was stressful. but everything went well. happy. reporter: restaurants saw a 30% in turnover in the past fortnight. the biggest money maker was the and wales.en india this small bakery cashed in. like french specialties eclairs and baguettes were a hit with foreign fans. 100 times morest sandwiches. it was hard work but we have a great team. we divided up the tasks. reporter: toy shops benefited from the competition with all related to euro 2016 selling very well. paint,s, lots of face whistles, stuff that makes noise and stadium,s everything needed for a party. eurore looking forward to 2016. people really got into it. reporter: 200,000 fans in total visited. returns to normal, they toe visitors

reporter: the northern city of three and also elected a five-star movement mayor. me from behind to sweep aside and experienced incumbent. aching other cities and towns also elected five-star movement candidates. those victories establish the party as italy's main opposition force. they also set a challenge for the promised her. the losing candidates were member of her party. that could spell trouble for the prime minister, who state his career on an october referendum on constitutional reform. brent: he made fortune magazine's list of the most disappointing leaders in the world and now the former ceo of volkswagen, well, he has that emissions scandal around his shoulders and it will not go away. daniel: i was hoping to give you some positive news on volkswagen but not yet. martin winterkorn is being formerly investigated. he is suspected of having held back information over cars rigged to cheat on diesel emissions test. >> state prosecutors want to know when martin winterkorn and the rest of the board knew about the diesel emissions scandal and if they informed sha

we have been watching for days now as the city -- northern part of the city has come under steady bombardmentt ain't over yet. >> even if they can say that they have made progress, we've seen progress on the ground there. earlier saw ramadi taken back, some other less popular areas. but how significant -- it's not a complete win there. how significant a victory would this be? >> reporter: it's significant. we should not understate it in any sense. the battle is ongoing. but certainly it seems inevitable that isis will be crushed for fallujah. yes, they have taken ramadi, retain tikrit and baiji forces. since then, there is a gradual move to mosul, iraq's second largest city. i can tell you firsthand that i have seen over the last two years a definite change within the iraqi army. for one thing, they're battle-tested like they have not been in years. they seem to be better equipped, trained and better led. there is still a lot of shortcomings in terms of logistics and supply. there are some shortcomings in leadership. but there has been a definite improvement. and it's partly because of course

neighboring syria with heavy overnight airstrikes causing damage and many deaths in the rebel held northern cityern and an aid affiliated with save the children were those reported killed in a bombing in which on russianre blaming jets. the partial truce announcement in february is rapidly unraveling, with no end in sight for a disastrous conflict that has raged on for five-years. bbc news, baghdad. jane: at least 10 people were killed after militants launched .n attack in mogadishu a car bomb exploded at the gates of the hotel ambassador and gunmen stormed the hotel, which was rented by politicians. the islamic militant group al-shabab say they carried out the attack. a humanitarian aid convoy has reached a besieged syrian town for the first time since it was surrounded by government forces in 2012. they brought medicine, baby milk , and other supplies. it is home to 4000 people. a convoy also reached a nearby town. primary is notl over. hillary clinton and donald trump are already taking the gloves off. mrs. clinton called the presumptive republican nominee's university a fraudulent scheme. be

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resources hundred up images of northern factories and cities which exploited underclass and turned up material of war at the behest of the capital. they had seen the burgeoning wealth and population of the north as an indictment against northern society, social instability, and of session with the bottom line. -- of session with the bottom line. theas part and parcel of same indictment of the north. defenders of the southern way of life had the claim that southern men were accustomed to mastery and rural ways were made of sterner stuff than northern wage slaves. lee was aware of this. implying that union troops had not been equal to southern ones, his farewell address made a political statement. by denying the legitimacy of the north's military victory, confederates good deny the right to impose its will over the defeated south. here in appomattox, lee who got a second front, to cast terms in the best possible way. "for -- hoping that the istorious federals, he said confederate should be issued a printed certificate signed by union officers as proof that the soldier came under the set

today syrian government forces captured more ground in their push towards the northern city. the united states has also stepped up air strikes in support of kurdish and moderate rebel forces in the north of the country. the u.s. has moved an aircraft carrier into the mediterranean as well. our defense correspondent is onboard the u.s.s. harry truman and he has this report. >> america's most potent weapon in the fight against islamic state has quietly been on the move and changed its line of attack. it was launching strikes from the gulf, but is now somewhere in the mediterranean. the last time the u.s. launched ttacks from here was 2001. -- 20023. they're flying their first mission from the mediterranean and they are much closer here to potential targets in syria where a u.s. special forces are already operating on the ground. we follow a pilot. he doesn't want us to give his real name, but he believes he is making a difference. he has already dropped around 30 bombs on i.s. targets. >> i have personally seen the forward line of troops from the good guys move into the bad guy

the northern city of mosul is the only northern area under isis control.agreed to buy 100 planes from boeing, the first deal in the country since u.s. engines were lifted in january. it follows iran's $27 billion agreement to buy 118 planes from airbus. a licensell needs from the u.s. treasury for the deal to go through. iran says more details will be revealed. home prices rose and fewer cities in china last month, prices climbed and 60 cities in may compared with 65 in april. growth in average new home prices also slowed for the first time since october. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. welcome back. we talked about the property prices, new homes at least, in china. it seems to be coming off the highs we saw last month in terms of recovery. is this a sign of concern? i just heard you say 60 out of 70 cities, the prices are going up. >> not as many as before. >> the property market is healthy in china, and that is a good thing. in stringent to healthy, and too is -- in shinjin healthy, and now that

is northern city of mosul the only urban area under islamic state control. are telling us russia is considering selling part of rosneft to help fund budget shortfalls, which have been made worse by cheap oil. this could be russia's biggest ever privatize asian. -- privatization. the deal could raise as much as $11 billion, which would be a record for russia. on china and india as two strategic partners, but they are looking at a joint to. could russia -- both russia and india said there would be interest in buying part of rosneft. rish: nearly 20%. regarding ants came joint deal. russia's relationship with europe and the u.s. haven't been so good since 2014, since its incursion in ukraine, and sanctions were put on russia. of course, it's natural to pivot asia, because russia is looking at china and india as two of the fastest-growing economies in asia. in the past, it has been focusing on china. of course, china has been the biggest consumer in the region. with itses sense, economy surging past china at this current point, and also because consumption of oi

iraqi forces have surrounded fallujah and begun to move into the northern city. rces are pushing up the tigres valley and tightening up the noose. isl has now lost more than half of the territory it once controlled in northern iraq and will lose more. isl will continue to lose ground in syria as well. assisted by our special operations forces, local forces are now pressing the town of mandish which means that the noose is tightening around rack ya as well. isl is on defense and it's been now a full year since isl was able to mount a successful operation in either syria or iraq. isl is also continuing to lose money that its life blood. as a result of our strikes against oil supply lines, we have cut their revenue from oil by millions of dollars per month and destroying the storage sites where they keep their cash, we deprive isl of many more. thanks to the great work of secretary lew and many here today, isl is cut off from the international financial system. cutting off their money may not be as dramatic as military strikes but it is --ally as is critically import

northern england. every evening, trucks loaded with product makes the return. it's why this had cityhull, is often called the gateway to europe. but that's a glamorous tielthsdz for a long neglected city. life in hull is hard for many. parts of this community are among the poorest and most deprived in the whole united kingdom. they showed recently they're among the most fed up with the european union. >> did you vote? >> yes. >> how did you vote? >> i he voted out. >> by a ratio of more than two to one, the people voted to exit the eu. >> why did you vote leave? >> we're just better -- told what we can do and what we can't do. >> it's something you hear a lot. they backed brexit because they feel they had nothing to do. >> nothing to lose? i don't think so. >> why do you feel that we? >> we haven't got nothing, anyway. they think not as -- your doctor is in there, you can never get in. >> another common view, the local result was punishment for the british politicians, especially the ruling conserve ifr party. >> we're sick and tired of not having our voice being said. >> for many, t

security on northern french city has been boosted following saturday's violence classes between russiannd english fans in marsailles. security personnel are on duty and these themes -- scenes are from the center. they are breaking up mostly english reporters -- supporters. one reporter on the scene saw them carrying out cpr on exam. ok, we want to go to our correspondent jonathan harding. you experienced this couples today, tell us about it. reporter: i did. i was in the center of town outside of the train station, talking to a colleague, and there was a loud bang and movement toward a main road. it was not clear what was happening, then suddenly the police moved fans into a side street and try to contain the situation, which they did. it seemed like it was c alming down, but later in the evening fans had come outside of the main pub and gone up the road to another pub, and they are now outside the train station. they are in front of me and they are cheering and saying, but there seems to be something about them that some may consider intimidating. host: we can hear them in the backgrou

russia says a 48 hour pause in the northern syrians city of aleppo. the truce went into effect after .idnight wednesday activists have reported sporadic shelling today. government forces have nearly encircled rebel held parts of the city it with the help of russian airstrikes. john younger and mesial renzi are in russia on hand for the economic forum. it has been a rare occurrence over the past few years and it could signal a growing movement to ease economic sanctions against the kremlin. european officials at the st. petersburg international economic forum have been a rare sight over the past two years. now commission head, john claude ers signals there could be a thaw in relations. this comes after calls to drop economic sanctions on russia which they say have not only been ineffective but also damaging for the future. >> i wouldn't be surprised if we were to find other players in those market niches three or four years for now -- from now. >> sanctions were imposed due to moscow's annexation of crimea are a -- crimea. imports of meat and vegetable

thousands of demonstrators had occupied a makeshift camp in the northern city of mathura for two yearsmanding a laundry list of political and economic reforms. the police approached the site last night on court orders to evict the protesters. they were met by gunfire, and a blaze broke out. >> ( translated ): a police patrolling team was in the area to check the arrangements for the anti-encroachment drive. the encroachers attacked them. our superintendent got injured and later succumbed to his injuries. they had explosives, grenades, and rifles which they used to fire at us. >> sreenivasan: more than a hundred people were injured in the clashes, and some 370 others were arrested. world soccer's governing body says its top officials awarded themselves pay bumps and bonuses totaling $80 million. an internal fifa investigation showed ex-president sepp blatter and two others received the money over their last five years in office. blatter got a $12 million bonus after the 2014 world cup in brazil. it's just the latest development in the sweeping fifa corruption scandal. meanwhile, the u.s

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angel sastre and two other spanish journalists were abducted in the northern syrian city of aleppo in july last year. all three were freed last month. sastre spoke to nhk in madrid thursday. he says the hostages were handed over to the al qaeda linked nusra front group in october. >> translator: they said to me, we will sell you to islamic state militants. the spanish government has abandoned you. we'll cut off your fingers. you have no future. >> he described the conditions during his detention. >> translator: i was kept in a small room about 1 12 meters square. they made me wear a mask at night and handcuffed me when they took me from house to house. there was little chance to move around. >> sastre mentioned japanese journalist jumpei yasuda who disappeared last june. the news rant front is also reportedly holding him. he says he didn't see him during his detention but hopes he'll be released soon. >>> a japanese auto maker reported more problems in connection with the fuel data scandal. gene otani brings us the details and other business stories. >>> >>> the scandal at mitsubishi

the northern french city located near the border with belgium is gradually catching football fever, buthis tournament is extra special. that's because it has been decades since they experienced anything like it on local soil. reporter: this is where the world champions will start their quest for the european title. they will take on ukraine on sunday. it will be the first major tournament game posted here for almost 80 years. they cannot wait to be part of the action. football fan or not, everyone is talking about it. the atmosphere will be friendlier than ever. together we will have a huge party with the whole world and everyone will be taking part. concerns about safety remain, but residents are refusing to let that stop them from enjoying the championship. there are currently many problems because of the paris attacks, but it's all right. we are all happy to turn is coming here. -- tournament is coming here. and why would they not be, after such a long wait? they will host six matches, including one of the quarterfinals. sarah: perhaps the only upside to the destructive weather condi

in syria, heavy air strikes blasted a pair of hospitals in the northern city of idlib. activists put the death toll at 23-- and likely to rise. diana magnay of independent television news, reports. >> reporter: in the maihem of rescue, after a series of airstrikes on this civilian neighborhood of idlib, a moment's relief for a life spared. (shouting) a little boy, his eyes wide with fear, his world changed suddenly by the savagery of a bomb. (shouting) >> russian warplanes make several airstrikes on idlib. can't tell yet how many are ted or injured. we know there are dozens. >> reporter: russia says there wasn't them but idlib is in rebel hands and only russia and the regime have air power. whoever it was, they hit two hospitals. the bombing of hospitals in syria is now happening so often it's almost commonplace. february's cessation of hostilities seems meaningless now. russian and regime warplanes still a feature of syria's skies and on the ground, rescue workers busy saving whoever and whatever they can. >> sreenivasan: in washington, the white house condemned >> sre

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northern city of moles o is now the only urban area under a islamic state control.nder islamic state control. powered by over 2400 journalists and 150 bureaus around the world, this is bloomberg news. social media has been awash with comments about raghuram rajan's departure. what hasy critical of been going on in terms of government policy there. >> you talk about policy and politics at play, the government was trying to push rajan, because this was a curveball from the rbi governor. employeesletter to before the government made an announcement. some say this is an unfortunate loss. economists as well as investors are commenting on this. this is in light of the fact that we did see the prime minister and the finance minister did not do much to rein ,n the attacks on the governor predicting from an outspoken lawmaker who did criticize rajan , saying he was mentally not indian enough because he was keeping interest rates high. he has cut rates five times in 18 months. this is what the former finance minister speaking out said. sometime ago, this government did not de

the explosion took place in the city center as worshipers were leaving prayers. and in the northernart of the country, u.s.-backed syria militias vowed on thursday to drive the islamic state group from a city in northern syria and surrounding areas. they urged civilians to stay away from positions that would be targeted in the campaign. here is more on that story. reporter: northbound on a mission to take manbij. this footage broadcast by a kurdish news shows u.s. commanders accompanying kurdish-led forces. this convoy will come face-to-face with the islamic state group in manbij. months of critical groundwork have led to this tactical maneuver. the main water supply for northern area was liberated by after two years under islamic state group control. airstrikes could -- destroyed a bridge north of manbij, isolating the city on two fronts. the u.s. military mounted a bridge across the u brady's -- the euphrates river. if all goes to plan, the offense will sever a strategic transit point. manbjij lies on the main route. the city itself is an operational hub, with terror strikes again

the northern city completed its hosting duties and business owners there are counting up there profits. -- counting up the profits. >> euro 2016 is over. now it is time to take stock. cafes poured thousands of liters of beer. we will manage without having to take on a lot of -- it is practical. like with all big parties, it was stressful, but despite the stress, everything went well. we are happy. restaurant saw a 30% increase in turnover. the biggest .. ok i think it't's a scienence-fiction magazine tht joe e campbell used to publish that my dad subscribed to. i used to read for ratio sleep. to read voraciously. when i was eight or nine years old that was like 1960. no one had been to the backside of the moon at that point. in the story, these astronauts are going to go to the backside of the moon and figure out what is on the backside of the moon. everyone has always wondered. we have only seen the front side. and theyin the capsule sign off, radio silence, it is going to break the radio waves. they are going to turn off the vacuum tubes and save the leg the city. 1960 toss. -- save

in the center of the city, we are told that isis is still holding out in the northern part of the city struggle to get control because they left behind snipers in various parts of the city that are making real control difficult. now complicating the situation not only the flood of civilians leaving the city, but possibly of isis sympathizers and members trying to sneak out among the civilians. one iraqi officer on the front is saying as many as 1,086 isis fighters have been captured by iraqi forces trying to flee or sneak out among the civilian population. the battle goes on, christine. it is a difficult one complicated by so many civilians caught in the crossfire. >> so dangerous. ben wedeman, thank you for that. >>> new crucial information about the orlando terror attack being released today. tens of thousands of people mourn the victims of the horrifying shooting. be the you who doesn't cover your moderate to severe plaque psoriasis. be the you who shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your ps

the militants took control of the city in northern iraq two years ago. >> translator: we can completely recapture nineveh province sometime between this year and the first few months of next year. >> he says units on the northern front are being reinforced with weapons and armored vehicles. he says the militants will lose their will to fight if iraqi forces recapture the central city of fallujah. he says that will also give a boost to the troops trying to retake mosul. the militants are launching counter offensives with suicide bombers and chemical weapons and using civilians as human shields. >>> more people are fleeing the areas near mosul as government forces step up offensives to retake the city. about 200 families have reportedly arrived at a refugee camp east of mosul in the past two weeks. a man who recently arrived there says islamic state fighters fear the u.s.-led coalition's air strikes. he says many civilians take advantage of that confusion to flee. another man says he was wounded and his friend was killed as they tried to escape. he says he holds out hope mosul will be lib

scuffles broke out across the northern french city throughout the day, including small standoffs between english and russian fans. these are some pretty violent images that we're show. how much do you think was orchestrated beforehand? e-mail the show. find under the circumstances a @"street signs" cnbc. and i'm on @louisa bojesen. a lot of people pointing fingers but who knows. >>> hosts france left it late but broke albanien hearts with two goals at the end of the game to become the first team to qualify for the knockout stages. antwon griezmann was left unmarked to put this cross home. both players were dropped from the starting 11 for the game but made a big impact from the bench. elsewhere switzerland came from a goal behind to secure a draw with romania to put them second in the group behind france. and there are some mouth watering clashes in today's schedule with the most anticipated been between england and wales in lentz. very exciting. we have to take a quick break. check out our world markets live. . we'll be back with more from here as well as from st. pete s st. petersburg

the picture in northern cities will be mix. it's a lot of working class voters in the north. i spoke to several labour campaigners who said it's been a tough job on the doorstep. but i do think cities like manchester may offer different results from sunderland which voted emphatically to come out. it's too early to make definitive assumptions at this stage. >> it will be a good few hours yet until we know what's happened here in the northwest. that verdict expected around 5:00 this morning. but for people who are setting off from here tonight to fly further away, they may find themselves landing in a britain whose place in the world may have shifted substantially from when they left. tom: rachel, thank you. we have had our first results from northern ireland. i think i better begin with information about this. northern ireland as a whole, as a region is going to announce its result at the end of the evening when all areas have been counted. this is a bit unlike the rest of the u.k. that said we're getting the unofficial count figures from each area as they come to it. which ar

. >>> paris mayor announced plans to set up a refugee camp in the city's northern area. she says france can no longer stand by as the mediterranean, quote, becomes a graveyard for refugees, the humanitarian camp is expected to open next month. >>> amateur video appears to show workers in syria rescuing a child from the rubble of a destroyed building. you can see the child appears bloodied and covered with debris but alive. the syrian observatory for human rights says at least 23 people were killed including 7 children. the exact date of the video was unknown although the strikes reportedly happened monday. russia has denied any involvement. >>> water is rising in southeast texas after unrelenting rain has led to historic flooding. horses are looking for shelter on flooded farms and neighborhoods on the verge of being washed away as hundreds struggling to find higher ground. the death toll from the flooding has risen to 9 after the body of a 10-year-old boy who fell into the brazos river was found. >>> a dog trying to keep his head above water. rescuers were able to free

we've lost one in a week in the city by the way, market street with the blue line this is where they are other than long market street and south of that there's one in northern portion of the city western here on geary street and assess close by the way, if it is true that the cal hallow association is in - this tells us if you look at the agreement between the two of them it should reassure that you cal hallow as often as we want to go into the cal hallow and larkin street and observe didn't say any limitation on times of the year between the two groups of cal hallow and larkin that means they'll look at the apothecarium is interacting with the residence inside under from time to time i think you should be further assured that will be properly supervised a good site and keep these in mind the planning commission put in that the permit holder cvs has to come back a report by the neighbors how the neighbors felt this and i hypotheses fit into the neighborhood and the planning commission as you may know has a right 0 revoke any permit upon a violation of any rules that supervision and the close supervision by cal hallow of larkin street should assure you this

meanwhile paris mayor plans to set up a refugee camp in the city's northern area. france can no longer stand by as the mediterranean is a graveyard for refugees. the humanitarian camp is expected to open next month. >> video appears to show workers in syria rescuing a child from the rubble of a destroyed building. it claims to be held in the rebel held city after a russian air strike there. the child is bloody and covered with debris but live. at least 23 people were killed in the strike including 7 children. now the exact date of the video is unknown although the strike reportedly occurred monday. russia denied any involvement. >>> here in the u.s. the water still rising in the southeast and texas specifically after unrelenting rain lead to this historic flooding. video shows horses looking for el neighborhoods on the verge of being washed away as hundreds struggle to find higher ground. the death toll has risen to nine after the body of a 10-year-old boy was found. a dog chained to a house trying to keep his head above water. rescuers were able to free the dog an

there's parts of the northern city still under isis' control, but increasingly, iraqi commanders sayly being abandoned. that niese nighters are trying to melt away into the large civilian population there. there are still a lot of booby traps that have been set up. iraqi forces are moving slowly, trying to take their time. also the concern about iraqi civilians still desperately trying to flee the city. we've seen video of desperate civilians there jumping into the river trying to cross. some have lost their lives tryinging to flee the area. overall, the picture seems hindered fwi international coalition and support and the iraqi forces on the ground is that isis is being driven out of fallujah. that they are on their last legs there and it's similar to what we saw in ramadi and ta krit. in the next operation that's likely to take place after fallujah is this larger operation on mosul. it's iraq's second largest city. isis' main hub there. it's a key spot in term of the connections to isis stronghold in ra kai. these are the two main areas and what we're seeing there is that isis is

is a pretty short time frame the scheme of things, have agreements to elected mayors in great northern citiesave central plans for transport investment, and we have made major commitments to new science facilities in the north of england and new cultural facilities, and the like. all of that is designed to create an environment in which you, the private sector, fuel you want to invest more and build up the north and midland of this country. that, i am passionately committed to. we have to make that work now. i would say of anything, the referendum result is even more of an instruction to deliver that powerhouse and make it a reality for people. jenny, and then brent. that youllor, you said wouldn't want to back a candidate today, but you will have to make up your mind by thursday morning who you are going to go for. what will drive your decision? we would be about who is likely to win, or who has the best policies for the country? george oborne: i don't have to make a decision by thursday morning, though i agree, the clock is ticking. the ballot is likely to be next week. the truth is, i want

concentrated in four districts on the city's northern edge. control of the city more than two years ago. and hundreds of friends and fans lining up in new jersey to attend a memorial service for "the voice" singer christina grimmie. she lived in jersey prior to moving to los angeles in 2012. last week the 22-year-old was shot to death as she signed autographs following a show in orlando. the killer was after attacked by the brother. ' for all your headlines log on to foxnews.com. >>> in the election 2016 segment tonight, donald trump enters the no spin zone with some provocative comments following the orlando terror attack. this week, bill challenged trump on the muslim ban. they also talked about how to prevent more isis attacks in america. trump's relationship with the gay community, and hillary clinton finally using the phrase radical islamism. >> earlier today, hillary clinton did use words she has not used before. >> to me, radical jihadiism, radical islamism. i'm hear to say either. all this talk and demagoguery and rhetoric is not going

city. across the potomac river to charles county. northern area of the storms has enormous amount of lightning on both ends of the line will pass is a advantage, maryland, 6:12. lanham thereafter. and 36:45 through bowie. there will be a chance of isolated showers and thunderstorms around the ballpark tonight. nats have first pitch at 7:05. warm and muggy and cloudy skies. there will be chances of isolated showers and storms. will the storms last or do we have improvement around the corner? we'll let you know that in a few minutes. maureen: thank you, doug. after years in the making, congressional republicans just released a report on the benghazi attacks. the house benghazi panel faults the military for the slow response in sending resources to the u.s. outpost in libya. the report is the subject of tonight's abc7 instapoll. will the benghazi terror attacks report have any impact on the way you vote in november? go to wjla.com/votenow to cast your vote. chief political correspondent scott thuman joins us now with what else was in this report

cities. >>> a northern california bounty hunter became an internet sensation. the photo shoot that looks for laughs after days of troubling news. >>> welcome back. >>> the sonoma marin fair is hosting the world's ugliest dog contest. it's an annual event that draws dozens of photogenic we challenged mutts. prizes include cash and gifts including a makeover. as for the pet -- that's for the pet not the owner palma. past winners include a dog named quasimodo. >>> a bill bondsman's effort to get laughs is making him a big hit on the internet take a look. josh is not your typical male model. recently he decided to lighten up the mood around town and pose for pictures dressed in his best country garb and the american flag. he struck sexy poses on cars and in a field in other locations. he called the photos -- dudeware . he said there is a message behind the collection. >> people are coming to us to the -- to tell the make them more comfortable in their skin. i would encourage people to hug a stranger today and do something kind they would not usually do. >> the phot

today severe weather through the northern plains. warnings. the city did not get hit. today 28 million people at risk right through the southern great lakes into the ohio valley including st. louis and indianapolis all with a chance of winds and isolated strong and severe storms. as far as the rest of the forecast is, warm summer like conditions. that's a pretty warm forecast today. d.c. and philadelphia low to mid 90s and behind the cold front is cool air. nice day from montana to the dakotas and minneapolis to diluth and speaking of daylight today is the longest day of daylight. 6:30 p.m. east coast time. >> donald trump suggests the united states should seriously consider profiling muslims inside the country as >> i hate the concept of profiling but we have to start using common sense and we have to use our heads. we really have to look at profiling. we have to look at it seriously and other countries do it and it's not the worst thing to do. house speaker paul ryan made no chance to second guess the lof the people. he said he continues to support trump while making

. >>> more people flee the fighting around mosul in northern iraq as government forces step up offenses to retake the city from islamic state militants. >>> possible bear attacks. a body found in a forest in northern japan could be the fourth victim. >>> and fighting brain drain. chinese companies are eager to lure elite graduates back home. >>> the arabingi military says it's confident it can retake mosul from the islamic state group. the militants took control of the city two years ago. >> translator: we will be able to completely recapture nineveh province sometime between late this year and the first few months of next year. >> he says units on the northern front are being reinforced with weapons and armored vehicles. he says the militants will lose their fight -- their will to fight if iraqi forces recapture fallujah. he says that will also give a boost to the troops trying to retake mosul. the militants are launching counter offensives with suicide bombers and chemical weapons and using humans as human shields. >>> more people are freeing the areas near mosul as government forces step up offensives

that leaves the city of mosul in northern iraq as the last big isis strong hold in that country. more on this with lieutenant mitch utterback. and thank you for joining us. >> thank you, heather. >> as we mentioned fallujah was the first city to fall to isis in 2014 and prior to that 2004100 u.s. troops who died there at the hands of al-qaeda insurgents and 1000 were injured. clearly it is significant in terms of a symbolic meaning. but is it a strajic win as well? >> it is a tactical victory for baghdad, heather. fallujah was the last bastion of isis control in the anbar province and deadly attacks were launched in baghdad. it was very, very destructive suicide attacks. they had to eliminate the threat in fallujah and used most of the iraqi special forces. >> what role did the u.s. play in taking back fallujah? >> well, the u.s. role in this goes back to 2003 when we advised the iraqi special forces. they took the fight in fallujah and fighting throughout the country in the fight against isis. and the the partner advising made the iraqi special forces the best in the middle east.