. >>> a monitoring group says an air strike in northwestern syria has hit a refugee camp. 28 people haveeen killed. the syrian observatory for human rights says the victims include women and children. the camp houses people who fled fighting in the nearby city of aleppo and other areas. fighting between government and opposition forces around aleppo has increased. killing over 250 civilians since late april. the u.s. and russia finished arranging a cease fire for aleppo on wednesday. the air strike on the refugee camp came on thursday. the syrian military announced it would stop attacks there for 48 hours starting at 1:00 a.m. thursday local time. antigovernment activists in the city told nhk no major clashes had occurred. syrian state run tv carried a statement by president assad saying he would not accept anything less than final victory in aleppo and elsewhere. the assad government claims it's fighting terrorist organizations across syria, making it difficult to implement a nationwide truce. >>> japanese pop culture has a lot of fans in indonesia. japanese style idol groups who have f

. >>> rescue crews pulled this little after a series of air strikes in northwestern syria. the child suffered minor injuries and was dehydrated and he is going to be just fine. but that is not the case for about 23 others killed in government air strikes which targeted the area. >>> fire from this military ammunitions depot lit up the sky in western india. 17 soldiers were killed, and 19 others were hurt. in all, 10 fire trucks were called in to contain the blaze. thousands of people in nearby village were forced out of their homes, the army has ordered an inquiry. >>> the audi production in germany had to stop because parts of the production factory are under water. approximately 2700 workers are now allowed to go back to their jobs. the factory lies directly on a canal. >>> we have some rain on the way. but today, nothing like what is happening in germany. allyson rae is up next with the first alert forecast. >> we will track the showers on the future cast for you. it you know where they are going to be. bad news, good news. bad news, the mold spores are high to very high

activists say at least 10 people are dead and several others wounded following two airstrikes in northwestern syria. the air raids came hours after a cease-fire was extended for another 48 hours. vice president biden has not endorsed either of the democratic candidates but he tells abc news who he thinks will win in november. >> we are all anxious to see -- >> who she is. i feel confident hillary will be the nominee and will be the next president. mark: mr. biden's comments go further down -- further them president obama. donald trump says he has narrowed his list of potential running mates to about five with deep resumes. he says he has not ruled out new jersey governor chris christie, who has been chosen to head trump's transition team. global news 24 hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in more than 150 news euros around the world. from the bloomberg news bureau in new york, i'm mark crumpton. "bloomberg west" is next. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is a special edition of "bloomberg west" in boston where we are surrounded by 1500 government and civic leaders for the annual meeting of

activists say at least 10 people are dead and several others wounded following two airstrikes in northwestern syrias came hours after a cease-fire was extended for another 48 hours. vice president biden has not endorsed either of the democratic candidates but he tells abc news who he thinks will win in november. --we are all anxious to see >> who she is. i feel confident hillary will be the nominee and will be the next president. mark: mr. biden's comments go further down -- further them president obama. donald trump says he has narrowed his list of potential withng mates to about five deep resumes. he says he has not ruled out new jersey governor chris christie, who has been chosen to head

russia is denying involvement in a wave of late-night airstrike in northwestern syria that killed 23eople. the syrian observatory for human rights relies on reports from local activist and says at least seven victims were children. russia has reportedly not conducted any, operations or airstrikes in the area. juries found a former suburban chicago police officer, drew peterson, guilty of trying to hire someone to kill a process that are who helped to convict him of murdering his third wife. peterson faces up to 60 more years in prison. president obama is urging americans to be prepared for the coming hurricane season, warning against what he says is a growing complacency when it comes to dangerous weather. friday the government released its forecast of the hurricane season, saying that there is a 45% chance that it will be below normal. last year it included hurricane watch team. the new season begins tomorrow and ends on november 30. day,l news, 24 hours per powered by 24 hour journey -- 2400 journalists around the world. ?"arlet: "what'd you miss? today's mixed economic data failed

activists say at least 10 people are dead and several others wounded following two airstrikes in northwestern syriacame hours after a cease-fire was extended for another 48 hours. vice president biden has not endorsed either of the democratic candidates but he tells abc news who he thinks will win in november.

. >>> 28 people at a refugee camp in northwestern syria were killed in an air strike.nown who carried out the strike. news.com. >>> welcome back to hannity. hillary clinton is calling out donald trump and darg him to talk about her long history of scandals. >> he's made references to your marriage, to your husband. are you repaired. >> he's not the first one. i can't say this often nuch. if he wants to go back to the play book of the 1990s if he wants to follow in the footsteps of those who have tried to knock me down and take me out of the political arena i'm more than happy to have him do that. >> you're ready for that. >> oh, please. look, this is to me a classic case of a blustering bullying guy who has knocked out all of the republicans because they didn't know how to deal with him and they couldn't take him on on the issues because they disagreed with him and they didn't know how to counter punch. >> back with newt gingrich. i'm not buying that phoney laugh of hers. i have been told and doug said that they have spent $4 million already trying to figure out to how

that's not where iraq's oil is, in these western and northwestern parts of iraq. it's not where syria's historical strengths of its great cities are. now you have a sunni-arab state that is economically destitute and dysfunctional. that can only be a recipe for more violence down the road. that's my practical reason against partition. i can still imagine confederation working. that gets to the mosul question. it has been held by the bad guys for a long time, so a lot of damage has been done. a few more months presumably won't change that much. i don't think we have a really good answer to this. we have been foundering between, should we help the iraqis create a national guard that could be locally recruited and stabilize a place like mosul, should we strengthen the police force, should we divide the city into quadrants. even our advice has not been consistent. i think the only realistic hope is to have these notions of confederation on the table, but to understand, whether it is confederation or the current arrangement, it's going to require collaboration among these groups. that means

that's not where iraq's oil is in the western and northwestern parts of iraq. it's not where syria's historical strengths of its great cities are out in the center and east, and, so, you have now a sunni arab state that is economically destitute and dysfunctional, and that can only be a recipe for more violence down the road. so that's my practical reason against partition. i could still imagine confederation working and that gets to the mosul question. so my second point would be the real risk here at this point is not so much whether or not mosul will be liberated. it's already been held by the bad guys a long time so a lot of damage has been done and a few more months presumably won't change that a lot, but the question is who will stabilize mosul after i.s.i.s. is driven out and as just mentioned which sectarian group, which foreign power may have the greatest influence? i don't think we have a great answer to this. we have been foundering between shall we create a national guard or help the iraqis create a national guard that can locally recruited and stabilize a place like mosu

. >> sreenivasan: in syria, an air strike killed at least 28 people in a crowded refugee camp, including children. it happened at the northwestern town of sarmada, in a rebel-held area near the turkish border. video posted on social media showed tents burned to the ground, amid clouds of dark smoke. the camp is home to around 2,000 people. it was unclear whose planes carried out the strike, but u.s. officials denied any role. >> woodruff: meanwhile, the prime minister of turkey announced today he's resigning, moving the nato nation ever closer to authoritarian rule ahmet davutoglu had held his office since 2014, but he was at odds with president recep tayyip erdogan, who's pushing for greater power. still, the prime minister pledged continued support for erdogan, despite his crackdown on dissent. >> ( translated ): my loyalty to our president will continue until the last breath i will breathe. nobody has or will hear a single word against our president from my mouth. everybody should know that and i would never let people exploit this matter. >> woodruff: the resignation comes as europe is relying on turkey to cut off the flow o