have your command but i will share my thoughts about syria and the agenda of the organization that pkk is designated as a terrorist organization said there is no war there is a fight as they go against these organizations but then there is sakai that in vienna in the fight with terrorism so as we continue the fight against terrorism but with that terrorist organization to have any partners so with any terrorist presence to the national security imported the organization is another and alonso mention that it is natural to have some measure and i would assure you of that all those remedies are available and are taken so a large part of that is something else when we expect turkey to act like that. >> 84 those comments and i thank you are right. >> wait for the microphone. >> there are so many terrorists in turkey i would like to highlight one subject the liberation that he took so many sacrifices we have united states volunteers and they are dead right now waiting for them to come back so we have a lot of losses it has americans the with turkey it is like magic everything disappears and

the turkish government blamed the attacks on kurdistan workers' party, knowown as the pkk. earlier this week, turkish authorities shut down a newspaper in istanbul and arrested some of its staff after claiming the paper supported the pkk. the newspaper's closure is part of an ongoing crackdown on dissent in turkey following a failed military coup in july. the australian government says it will close the manus island immigration detention center after reports of harsh conditions and rampant abuse there, including for child detainees. manus is one of the two offshore detention facilities australia uses for asylum-seeking migrants. many of those at the manus island facility have spent years in detention and suffer from mental health issues. the australian government has so far said none of those detained inmanus would be resettled australia, but the head said he would welcome the resettlement. >> particularly for families, as long as they don't present a security or safety risk, are

the pkk is saying we can expect , in bigger cities. that is the danger facing turkey. also, the danger coming from the islamic state, the organization that has beente making big attacks in turkey, -- last one during a wedding the also remember the very big attack that happened at the airport of istanbul. the alert here is very high. in southern syria come a deal has been agreed to evacuate the one of theburb -- longest standouts in the fight. it was one of the first places to stage a protest against assad's rule. john kerry and his russian counterpart are trying to hammer out final details of a cooperation agreement on fighting the islamic state group in syria. they are holding talks today in geneva. the hope is that a deal will lead to a halt in fighting across syria and relaunch talks on a political transition in the country. time now for business updates. apple starting out with rolling out software patches -- >> the move comes after a e had hisin the u analysts sayed -- this hack attempt is truly one-of-a-kind. it seems the attack involved a syrian -- a remote jail

it's believed to be carriedar out by the pkk violence violenc between the pkk securityur forces resumed last year afterer the collapse of a peace progress. >> ♪ >> good morning i'm annie yurn live in the news room with details in the case of a murdered dnc start. start last night the founder ofnder o wikileaks spoke out about the ao death of democratic national naa committee speaker staff killedfd in the district.is in the past julian assange hinted seth rich may have beench a m wikileaks informant. informa yesterday an interview withew w fox news megyn kelly he h revealed more.alede. in the interview assange skirted the question of of whether he believes seth rich was a wikileaks informant. infot he would only say he was h concerned about the safety ofab any potential sources whorc who would try to help wikileaks in its endeavors. >> not saying seth rich's rh's death necessary have connectedaa to our publication.caon that's something that has to t be established but if there'she any question about a source of wikileaks being threatenedbe then people cainn be assured aur that this organ

one of the simplest ways of delegitimizing somebody is to say their propapagandist for the pkk.hat is precisely what they said to her. they also held her in solitary confinement. she has asked to go back i into general population. it is a humanitarian thing on the surface of it, and also this is summit with medical problems and they havee denied use of medication and a proper diet. but she is only one. as you noted, there are thousands of journalists who have been picked up. sadly, a number of them are , independentalists journalists from the southwestern region of turkey who have been picked up. juan: you mention the kurdish workers party. clearlrly, turkey is a far more developed country the most of the other middle east countries in along with egypt, probably has the largest working-class per se. ties in turkeyy among the rest of the population? >> the kurdish workers party starts as a principal he kurdish separatist force, force. turkey is an interesting country. the largest kurdish population in the city is not in ththe southeast, but in istanbul. about 10 years ago or so,

say let's take the peace process with pkk. i do not know here -- panelists or the other colleagues here, they're aware of the fact that pkk has expanded the peace process with turkey. in terms of refugees, syrian refugees i do not need to mention what turkey -- turkey is taking a lot of -- effective helps carrying out in terms of the education, health, all these areas. we are talking about treatment of people. it's not a small number. and at the same time, we cannot see any major incident arising from the syrian refugees. as i said in the beginning it's a collective responsibility of all of us to take care of the refugee problem. it's not a problem of turkey. and there's the porous borders. why don't you talk about the -- talk about the actions the turkish government is taking on the borders. i don't want to go into details. but how about -- [ inaudible ]. we don't talk about the governments in the highest level of the governments. why don't we talk -- the terrorists who are attending the universities, the state departments, i

the pkk is a u.s.-designated terrorist organization. the ypg is not.although it is widely considered that there are links between the two organizations. mr. makovsky: maybe i will jump in quickly. the ypg is not on u.s. terrorist list. i could see why the turks would see that as a bit of a fiction. the pyd, with which the ypg is associated, it is a syrian-kurdish political party that has its origins in the pkk. it venerates erdogan. it is understandable that turkey would see it as part of the pkk, however, it has not been attacking turkey, at least not skirmishs recent, this of a couple of days ago, and when turkey entered jarabulus. it has been a very effective fighting force against isis, and for the united states and therefore a very important partner in getting rid of isis. it is in turkey's interest to avoid conflict with the ypg. as for the jarabuus takeover, it f what it does help to create the circumstances for the expulsion of isis from syria, it is a great thing. to this point, it would be -- there is every reason for turkey to feel it is lar

there is no difference between ,ullen's organization, the pkk and the islamic state group.se attacks show they all served the same goal, but people should be reassured, the blood of our martyrs and included has been and will be offense. reporter: turkey has again n's extradition from the united states. also on thursday, a roadside bomb targeted a military vehicle . it has been a violent 24 hours in turkey's southeast. late wednesday night, a police station was targeted when two car bombs went off in vans. dozens of people, including 20 police officers, were wounded. the pkk andeen kurdish security forces have picked up since the fourth of july when a 2.5 years cease-fire between the two sides collapsed. host: amnesty international has released a new report revealing that torture and beatings are commonplace in syria state prisons. it details the widespread human rights abuses being carried out in the name of the assad regime. it claims more than 17,000 inmates have died, and it is urging world powers to intervene. reporter: it is one of syria's most notorious resins, and se

it is believed that this is the work of the pkk, though they've made no claim of responsibility until this time. >> ben, you're there in turkey, in istanbul, of course. as you mentioned, the fifth bombing in the last two weeks. what is the sense there, how are people feeling in this sort of environment, and of course, the political unease that's there, as well? >> reporter: well, it's been quote some time that this wave of bombings began, going back really to the middle of 2015 with the last turkish election. since then, the situation has deteriorated. as far as the once sort of peace process that collapsed between the pkk and the turkish government, since then, these explosions have happened. they've been focused largely in the central and eastern part of the country, where there is a significant kurdish population. in istanbul, the concern is more related to the kind of attack we saw at the international airport with a bombing there attributed to isis. rosemary? >> many thanks to our ben wedeman reporting from istanbul in turkey just after 10:30 in the morning. many thanks. >>> hill

turkey's state run news is blaming a kurdish militant group neen as the pkk for the attack. no casualties or injuries have been reported and flights have not been disrupted. >>> a turkish soldier was killed saturday when two tanks were hit by rocket fire. th according to officials, three soldiers were wounded. soldiers helped rebels retake this city from isis earlier this week, the effort all part of an ongoing operation to secure the turkish border with syria. at first glance, it looks like turkey is simply ramping up the fight against isis inside syria, but as our nick paton walsh explains, there are some other motives at play. >> reporter: recently on turkish television, the deputy prime minister was pretty clear in suggesting a fairly wide scope to this reference. i made reference to a substantial town taken from isis on the border. another town to its west is located right below the major border crossing. that area has had turkish friendly syrian rebels in it for quite some time, but it's been separated from -- because isis has controlled that turf. what we're hearing i

purg circumstances tan workmen's party, or pkk are claiming responsibility. >>> ryan lochte is accused of falsely reporting a crime in brazil meaning he will be summoned to rio. he can opt to send a lawyer so he won't need to appear in person just yet. if convicted, he faces 1 to 6 months in jail. the charges are related to a story about armed robbery. xaj rated what happened. but there is some good news. he picked up an endorsement from pine brothers cough drops. he lost 4 big endorsements this the woman who fell to der her death in rio. she disconnected herself from the safety system and fell 40 free feet from a platform. the company says instructors are on the course to help. that woman's family says zip lining was on her bucket list and they are calling her death an accident. >>> to mississippi now, just heart-breaking, 2 catholic the poor are found dead in the home they shared. they were both nurse practitioners at a medical clinic. when they didn't show up for work, police went to their home and found they were both stabbed to death. neighbors, as you can imagine, are very uneasy

the pkk has focused on military con voice and police stations.t appears the kurdish carried out these attacks. turkey says this is part of the long-running battle between turkey and separatists in northeastern turkey. bill: does this impact the fight against isis? >> it does. isis has never been a big priority for president erdogan. so attacks like this which are carried out by the pkk fuel the fire and the fear by erdogan that it's internal issues. the people that erdogan blames for carrying out the coup last month. isis has always been a third or secondary priority in turkey. a year and a half ago the turkish government was turning a blind eye to isis operations. turkey was essentially supporting isis because they were battling assad in syria. the big internal battles in turkey are the pkk and the golan supporters. martha: a prominent democrat is suggesting the clinton foundation would need to be shut down if hillary clinton wins the white house. ed rendell says this to the "new york daily news." i definitely think if she wins the presidency th

is supporting pkk. there's no question. add to that, u.s. is supporting gulen, so this -- this perception on the other side is coupled with, you know, the authoritarianism argument and what is turkey doing on isis, that kind of narrow focus, sorry about repeating on that, but when these perceptions and approaches clash, we're not going to have a long-standing healthy relationship out of this, so the next administration will have to think lock and hard about this. one last thing about turkish military. turkish military often was sort ever dealing with the west on its own, often independent of the syrian control. this is an opportunity -- moment of opportunity for turkey to establish true civilian -- true civilian control of that institution. several years back we thought that that was happening gu but apparently gulenists were taking forward instead of the kemalists. going forward we need a true restructuring and true civilian control of the military, and that won't come in a day or two, but that can be much more healthier for u.s.-turkey rel

russian is also a sponsor and turkey considers it to be an extension of the pkk. it's not the relations are rosy and move with a lot of momentum forward on that front. the u.s. understands that quite clearly. >> all right. anthony, thank you for bringing us that perspective this morning. >>> good morning to all of you. david, peter, linda, anthony, the list continues. good to see all of you as well. we're all wearing black today. friday, might go dancing afterwards? >> that's right. >> we need to take a short break. head out to our blog. it runs throughout the entire trading day. we'll be back with more. stay with us. >>> good morning and welcome back to "street signs." i'm nancy hungerford. >> hi, everybody. i'm louisa bojesen. your headlines today. european markets treading water after fed officials push for new heights from the peeks of jackson hole. it's tyke to hike rates while r robert kaplan is saying it's moving toward taking the step. >> all the longer term medium term drivers. one job report is not going to drive our thinking. i do believe the case for m

the pkk has c c cresponsibilityi bomb attack on a turkish police station in the country's southeast. the statement was posted on a website affiliated with the group. at least 11 people were killed and dozens wounded after suspected kurdish militants detonated a truck bomb outside police headquarters. the town is predominantly kurdish region close to the borders with syria and iraq. friday's bombing happened two days after turkey launched an offensive against the islamic state group and kurdish fightere chancellor angela merkel opened germany's"we can do this," she r people. as part of our coverage marking the migration crisis, dw reporters asked asylum seekers what they had the chance. one said he would urge her to treat all micro groups equally -- migrant groups equally. terry: as you may know, germany's cultural association has offices all over the world. every year it awards medals to foreigners who have performed an outstanding service in promoting the german language and cultural relations. one of t t photographer. reporter: he is a one of her -- wanderer between cultures. he is

turkish president recep tayyip erdogan said the attack was the work of the kurdistan workers party or pkk. he added that the network headed by fethullah gulen also played a role. but erdogan has not elaborated on why he believes the movement was involved. the government insists gulen's network fomented last month's coup. analysts say the government is trying to justify its clampdown. officials in seoul believe that north korea has resumed production of plutonium that could be used in nuclear weapons. south korean defense ministry spokesperson commented on the issue. >> translator: we are aware that north korea is processing spent nuclear fuel to extract plutonium. >> he was responding to wednesday's report from japan's kyoto news agency that pyongyang confirmed plutonium production in a written interview. moon says the move is a clear violation of u.n. security council resolutions and seoul will work with other countries to counter the nuclear program. under an agreement made in 2007 the north reactor. a top intelligence official warned in february that north korea could soon begin extrac

turkish president erdogan said the attacks were the works of the pkk. he added that the network headed by fethullah gulen also played a role. but he has not elaborated on why he thinks the movement was involved. ankara insists the failed coup. it has detained thousands of people. >>> china's premier has met with myanmar's aung san suu kyi in beijing. she is myanmar's state counselor and foreign minister. china's state run central television and other media are reporting that li praised suu kyi for choosing china. since myanmar'ss new government took office in march. the media said li also expressed praise for suiting its situatioion. hopes to promote ties between it and asean. the reports also say the two sides agree to work together to find a breakthrough for a china-led project to construct a large dam in myanmar. the myanmar government suspended work in 2011 citing opposition from local people and other reasons. many people in myanmar remain wary of china due to its close relationship with the former military government. >>> a russian cabinet ministe

more than 600 turkey is a security personnel and thousands of pkk militants have been killed since violence started in july, 2015. after the peace treaty broke down. human rights organizations are demanding an investigation into allegations of unlawful killings of civilians. forced displacement and widespread and local discretion -- local destruction of private property. meanwhile, president erdogan says friday's attack is only increase the country's determination to stomp out insurgency on its territories. host: the costs of around 3 euros, one of the world's largest of the world's largest suspension bridges was inaugurated in istanbul. nearly 1.5 kilometers in length, it traverses the bosporus strait used by 130 ,000 cars every single day and two high-speed rail lines. that bridge will ease congestion in the commercial capital which is home to a staggering 14 million people. now, dozens of people have been arrested in bolivia after the country' deputy interior minister was beaten to deaths. he had been traveling to a town which is around 130 kilometers south of the capital in order to bre

the turkish government blames the banned kurdish pkk militant group. a top french court has overturned a ban on for body swimsuits, also known as burkinis, that are favored by some muslim women. the ruling stated it violated fundamental freedoms in prohibiting the outfits. as many as 30 other towns in the area could see a change in their beach policies. reporter: this is sarah and her family, and the moment we told them the burkini ban had been lifted. sarah is muslim, originally from tunisia, and told me that had it not been for the ban, she would be wearing a burkini or something like it on the beach today. now that the news has come from paris, she will be covering herself more fully tomorrow. >> it has been really hard because we all felt we were being judged, even though i've been covered for 30 years. it has never been a problem. but the last two weeks i felt awkward. it was the way people were looking at me. now they say they don't like it and that really hurt. reporter: in nearby nice, it was pictures this week of a muslim woman apparently bein

turkey has fought a war against the pkk since the 1980's. erdogan offered nono evidence to back up the claim, but called again on thursday for the u.s. to extradite gulen so he can stand trial in turkey. >> there is no need for further delay. the development in our country are going toward a different direction, a strategic partner should not make things different -- difficult for a strategic partner. on the contrary, they should facilitate. amy: that was turkish president recep tayyip erdogan. the state department has said it is considering the extradition request. gulen lives in its of a now. in yemen, dodoctors without boborders saysys it will withdrw staff from six hospitals in n te north of the country after an aitrike by thehe u.s.-backed saudi-cocoalitioion hit one ofoe hospitalals, killingng 19. the attack was the fourth and monday deadliest on the group's facilities in yemen. doctors without borders has said it provided the saudis coordinates of their hospitals in order to avoid accidental strikes and that they are not satisfied wit

pyt, with which the ypg's s associated, it has a political party that has its origins in the pkk.enerates erdogan. t has been a very effective fighting force against isis, and an important partner in getting rid of prices. it is in turkey's interest to avoid conflict with the ypg. takeover, it what it does help to create the circumstances for the expulsion of isis from syria, it is a great thing. it would be -- there is every reason for turkey to feel it is largely a success. turkishworrisome seem forces goes out. we do not know what happened. maybe that was because kurdish forces went north. at some point we do expect the g will move to the east of the euphrates river. , and ifavoid conflict turkey stays along its border, and i think it is a plus. if what happens, however, is the battlefield between turkey and the kurds simply spread from syria, theiraq to turkish intervention is going to be seen as a very serious negative. for syria, with u.s. interests, for the fight against isis, and for ultimately for turkey itself. mr. misztal: it is important to point out that as far as cur

they are concerned about their own herds and claimed links between the pkk and turkey. this has concerned us. the move against isis in this town is preemptive. it is to stop the kurds from consolidating control on the border. katty: is it like we have 2 wars in syria? >> at least 2. the bulk of the u.s. effort is against isis, that is why they are allied with the kurdish group here there is a separate conflict around aleppo for you have jihadist rebel groups fighting the regime and russian and iranian forces. the u.s. is not involved in any meaningful way. you have a different situation in south syria where you have rebel groups, including some islamic groups on the border with regime forces. katty: the russians asked the americans to step up their action and supply information in their attempt to take on the al-nusra front. todays the relationship between the russians and the american? >> john kerry has been trying to hammer a new what we call a cessation of hostilities agreement with the russians. he says he has hope, not .ptimism previous agreements have collapsed. t

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so in turkish people's eye, extraditing gulen to turkey is more important than all the pkk leaders. because, you know, if gulen is safe in pennsylvania he will continue brainwashing for the followers, the disappointed followers of this movement. you know, this -- his messianic style of religious interpretation is very effective in his followers because from the beginning this religious organization was autonomous in the sense that being influenced from any other religious movements in turkey. so they had the autonomy interpreting religious principles as well. that is making very effective his leadership on his followers. maybe the major defect is the idea of success because this movement is based on the glorious success. success is sanctified by god for them, for their organization, but this time there is a very clear failure, so maybe this may create criticism within the organization as well. the second critical aspect for turkey in the fight against fethullah is the need to recognize its members. of course, this needs readjustment of the religious views of the people, and at the s

very, very concerned about developments in turkey because that has a complete domestic play with the pkkch is why they are very focused, but i don't think it changes per se. tom: and francine, we are guilty or i should say i am guilty to have we look at france and it's big news, the terror attack over the weekend was absolutely horrific and you question how a nation must respond to that. francine: tom, i must agree and there's been a lot of fault against western media in not taking it seriously enough and this was allegation a very young suicide bomber. and we will get back to what we understand about islamic state right now, tom. tom: yes. we will do that coming up here. a busy hour. in the next hour dr. dominic konstam will be on and he has written a brilliant note the path forward for federal banks. dominic konstam goes jacksonhole. we will do too that in our next hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ hey how's it going, hotcakes? hotcakes. this place has hotcakes. so why aren't they selling like hotcakes? with comcast business internet and wifi pro, they could be. just add a customized message

officials have just said this was a suicide attack carried out by pkk. the prime minister called the attack violent >>> police are trying to figure out what happened to 2 nuns found that in the home in mississippi. both her nurse practitioners. when they didn't show up for work, there coworkers called police -- their coworkers call police. they were both found stabbed to death in this house they shared. they say may have been a >>> we have new information about the woman that died zip lining in delaware. the company says she disconnected herself from there safety -- their safety system then slipped off one of there platforms -- theirs platforms. her family says this was on her bucket list and calls her death a tragedy. >>> donald trump has built his campaign unprejudiced and paranoia. he is taking hate groups mainstream and helping a radical fringe take over the republican party. >> the presidential campaign getting nastier both hillary clinton and donald trump calling each other racist. clinton released an ad showing a leader talking about the [ null ]

they blame at tax on the kurdistan workers party or pkk. >>> a man accused of abducting three girls has a court appearance in durham today. police say he went to an apartment on monday where three girls left with him. they were later found unharmed. he was also served with a warrant charging him with the abduction of a 13-year-old girl in johnston county last year. >>> we are trying to learn more about a shooting at a party in fayetteville that sent a woman to the hospital. it happened at a home on nugget court just before 8:30 last night. she was taken to cape fear medical center and is in fair condition. >>> a man arrested following three daughters remains in jail this morning. debon toone was charged in the death of garlette howard and her three children. tope is expected to be brought back to north carolina tomorrow. -- toone is expected to be brought back to north carolina tomorrow. detectives look into the possibility that the victims might have been killed several days before the bodies were found. >>> unc fans can save so moy on concessis this school year. the athletics departme

not invited is the current government views as being too close to the pkk that it the government accusesrrorist organization. still the messages we have been hearing from the various leaders have been quite clear. they have been thanking the population for standing up not for an individual political party, but for the concept of democracy in and of itself. the president coming out and repeatedly thanking people for heeding his call to stand in the face of tanks, guns. it is arguably his ability to rally the masses that allowed his government to stay in power that e preserved turkey's democracy. no matter what a turk may deal towards their dpoft, there's consensus on that one fact. that turkey cannot return to an era of military coups. it must maintain its democracy. the president also coming out and pledging that if parliament approves the death penalty he would as well. because of these massive sweeps that have taken place, tens of thousands of individuals detained or us is spended in the military. and it had to do this because the movement that it says was behind this failed coup has i

turkey has seen a recent wave of attacks by isis and the outlawed kurdish military party, pkk. >> there's on the rise targeting students and their families. >> the messages demand immediate payment for a federal student tax, but there is no such tax, so it sounds convincing to students because the caller know their names and where they live and where they go to school. >> you have to pay the money right away, or else i would be taken into court. >> reporter: this and other scams have conned americans out of $45 million in just three years. one telltale sign, the scammers want the money on gift cards. the internal revenue service would never demand for immediate payment over the phone or ask for your credit card number or debit card number over the phone or take you to police. >>> if you're going to punkin' chunkin' you cannot bring your own alcohol. they will be selling beer at the event. after a two year absence it will be held at a farm in as he is ex-county. is one of those robots from an other bank, we're training him to bank human. uh-uh, bart? why are you winding the clock back? the

has been hit by a wave of violence following the collapse of a cease-fire between the state and the pkklast year. it did not stop a show of strength by the moving party today. one month after a failed two, president erdogan's has been celebrating its 15th anniversary. reporter: the turkish national anthem sung exactly one month after the attempted coup. crowds are marking the anniversary of the ruling ak party, celebrating 15 years since its creation, 14 of which have been spent in power. the party's history played out on large screens, reminding those of its founding by the current preresident and i its qk risese. althouough the man h himself ist here in person, instead of addressing supporters by video link. as adent erdogan: even if present have broken ties with the party, my link with those whom i have found this party remain and will always remain intact. [applause] founder: a recent survey president erdogan's approval rating surged 20 percentage points following the failed to. forks we continue on our path with this -- >> we continue on our path with the strength he gives us. >> i

the turkish policy alliance with us and conflict between isis with that syria n affiliate's of the pkk that is currently fighting a civil war and for strategic reasons with the conflict it focuses very much on preventing the white pg for musing gain since syria to strengthen its position regionally against the government united states while sympathetic initially with the concerns was eager for turkey to find a political rather than military solution which at one point l. look like would be possible but then once i cisco mondesi in and captured everyone's attention than the focus became quite naturally to combat isis in syria and there was frustration at the lack of turkey's enthusiasm to partner with the united states as well as the recognition on the ground feel the political military after that seemed capable was the kurdish ypg. so the tensions that we see now is a continuation of the situation of a long-running tension of the united states and turkey actually managed situation batter as turkey sees the pkk as its threat and rushing to and sees isis says the main threat they're both

but by and large, the pkk focuses on the police and the military.ways, as it did on the 28th of june when it struck istanbul international airport, goes for civilians, goes for maximum impact. >> ben wedeman reporting live from turkey this morning. >>> coming up in the "newsroom," first it's florida, now other gulf states are at risk when it comes to zika. ifetime of your ds nutritional needs... all in one. purina one. healthy energy, and a taste he loves. purina one smartblend is expertly blended... with always real meat #1. all in one. purina one. so it most certainly doesn't end...t end at the horizon. at gate c-47. with travelocity, get help through social media 24/7. travelocity® wander wisely™ get between you and life's dobeautiful moments.llergens flonase gives you more complete allergy relief. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls 6. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. ♪ soon, she'll type the best essays in the entire 8th grade. get back to great. sixteen gig lexar flash drives just

turkey though blaming the kurdistan workers, party or pkk.t's an ongoing battle with kurdish residents who want more autonomy and this one came hours after a similar bomb east of here, outside another police station that killed three people. >> i think the value of this is the video. you can see what it's like, and that is terror as it strikes, literally moments afterwards, the flames are still in the air. it's extraordinary stuff. we'll move on. i want to get to your money. we are a financial program, ladies and gentlemen, yes, we are. first up, dow futures, we're going to be down about 10, fairly flat. galaxy 7, rave reviews. we're going to drop it in a bowl of water. why? we can, and the iphone cannot. that's coming up on the show. france's prime minister backing a ban on burkini's, the full body swimsuits that women wear, and saying they're know the compatible. donald trump, independent voters like it. there's a lot of places you never want to see "$7.95 [ beep ] but you'll be glad to see it here. fidelity -- where smarter investors will

which was also a time of very heightened threats, in turkey, not so much from the pkk, but from the dh k pc. we have seen groups, go over time. i think the thing that -- two perspectives. first, the world is coming apart because of terrorism. we are much safer today from the terrorist threat that we have ever been. which is why our national terrorism advisory system tells americans the nature of the threat we are facing, which is the homegrown bombings extremist in an attack out of the blue not an attack al qaeda 9/11 style, an attack that we have worked very hard to stem that type of attack. what worries me in the future is how many young people are being taught hate in failed states across the country. tom mentioned going -- when i was corridor for counterterrorism in 2001, with the state department, one of our initiatives -- you could see the roots of potential failed states of this philosophy moving into those areas. in many ways, it has in the course of the last 15 years. i don't think it's a chicken little sky is falling situation. but if we continue to see failed states and we c

secondly, you have terror groups and the pkk and some other groups which are still terrorist organizations operating there and the problem is this, turkey has not done things to help stabilize their own society and by leaving the back door open for turkey, you've allowed for isis -- isis becomes something that will be attacking them. we need to work as a nato, we need to create an arab nato, one of the things we're working on in congress with our allies. turkey has to be part of that but until they figure out whose side they're on it's going to be difficult. >> and it is a new ground war in the middle east. >> it is. tony shaffer, thank you very much indeed. >>> and donald trump says he's continuing his calls for a special prosecutor to investigate hillary clinton and pay for play. does this doj whistleblower agree with him? and she's raising funds having fun? critics say this is really bad timing. supporters say this is exactly what she should be doing. we'll debate it and you can decide it. i work 'round the clock. i want my blood sugar to stay in control. so i asked about tresiba®. ♪ tr

officials hahave blamed the kurdistan workers party, known as the pkk, for the attacks. this comes as turkish authorities have arrested at least 17 people in raids in istanbul. officials say the raids are targeting suspected terrorists, but media reports say the headquarters of the leftist, pro-kurdish peoples' democratic party, known as the hdp, was also raided by police during the operation. meanwhile, the turkish president erdogan has reiterated calls for the u.s. to extradite the whohos -- churches cleric is living in the poconos. he is been accused of masterminding the failed coup, which has been denied. newly declassified state department documents are shedding new light on the relationship between former secretary of state henry kikissinger and argentina's military dictatorship, which ruled a argentina from 1976 to 1983. the documents show how kissinger thwarted the state department's efforts to stop the mass killings by instead praising argentina's military leaders in 1978, saying "the government of argentina had done an outstanding job in wiping out terrorist fo

local authorities have blamed the attack on the kurdistan workers party, known as the pkk. in nigeria, members of the group bring back our girls protested in the capital monday demanding the government do more to rescue the more than 200 chibok school girls kidnapped by boko haram in april of 2014. the protest came one day after boko haram released a video that appears to show about 50 of the kidnapped girls. in the video, militants demanded the release of imprisoned fighters in exchange for the girls. the video also appears to show the bodies of several girls whom militants say were killed by nigerian airstrikes. in new york city, heath -- health officials say the number of people who have been diagnosed with 9/11-linked cancers has tripled. nearly 5500 first responders and local residents have now been diagnosed with cancers linked to the toxic smoke and dust of 9/11. that is up from fewer than 2000 cancer victims in 2014. health officials have called the increase alarming. also in new york, hundreds gathered monday for the funeral of imam maulama akonjee and his assistan