(tarek ramadan / tourism operator): "the situation for tourism is very bad right now. we got only less than 5 percent of the people who should be here every year."hotels slashed prices 50-75 percent.but for many the discounted deals are unattainable."diving in the read sea is one of the star attractions of egypt's crucial tourism industry. with flights canceled from russia and the uk, the bulk of customers this quarter of a million dollar boat loses i'm told a thousand dollars a day."the governor estimates shark el sheikh loses 300 million dollars a month.(general khaled fouda / south sinai governor): "when they emptied the city of tourists, this told terrorists that they've succeeded. this way, they awarded terrorism and punished this beautiful, clean and secure city."(ian lee, cnn correspondent): "in the height of the tourism season, more than 100 flights a day came to sharm filling these chairs. now it's roughly a dozen and there's no word yet when flights will resume."and businesses don't know how long they can be in the red.(moteia ismail / hotelier): "we care a l

you know, during ramadan last year, she would say, "look, i'm fasting, and i'm running for," what is it, miss world, miss universe, whatever it was. "after i break my fast, i'm going to be out there competing with other women," and i welcome that because it breaks the stereotype. i'd never compete in a beauty pageant, but there isn't one way to be a muslim woman, just as there isn't one way to be a latina, there isn't one way to be an african american. there's a multitude of ways. but unfortunately, in most mainstream media depictions of muslim women, it's the headscarf or you're a bad muslim woman. and not just here, in the u.s., but across the world. >> hinojosa: you know what? i'm not sure if you've been called a bad muslim woman... >> many times. >> hinojosa: you have, but the fact is that you... in a lot of ways, what you want us to do is you want us to get a broader sense of what's really going on, the conversation of this community. and so you do reveal things that are not talked about a lot, and you do take a position that is not talked about a lot, and you take a lot of crit

it killed the crane operator donald leo and ramadan coretage. it was one of two collapses that called for the city to call for safety changes. the mayor insisted some of the precautions were in place, which is why more people were not injured when today's collapse happened. >> those type of precautions this crane was being lowered into a secure position. something went wrong in that process. >> reporter: in spite of the safety reforms that came after the 2008 crane collapse, construction continued and so did deadly crane accidents. the number 7 train expansion side on west 34th street, there was another crane collapse and death. it killed a construction worker and injured two others when they were trapped in a pit 60 feet below street level. >> we've made aggressive reforms to construction safety. >> reporter: a year later in january of 2013, another crane collapsed, injuring seven construction workers behind the pepsi cola sign in the east river in queens. >> i looked up. it just came down in slow motion. >> reporter: in june 2015, a crane acci

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. >>> so far police believe the shootings are ramadan. they happened at three different locations. it began at an apartment complex where a woman was shot several times and sorriously wound. she is -- seriously wounded. a father an son were killed looking at cars at a dealership. are 15 minutes later, five people including a teenager was shot at a cracker barrel restaurant, four died, the teen is in serious condition. 45-year-old jason dalton was arrested after police say his vehicle driving through downtown kalamazoo. he was arrested and believed to be the only suspect in the hooght. >>> hooght -- shooting. >>> one man is dead after a fire in bucks county. firefighters arrived at 2:00 a.m., the rv was engulfed in flames. the man was unable to escape. investigators have not determined the cause of the fire. >>> police are looking for the gunman who killed a man on southwest philadelphia street. the action cam was on the scene 6600 block of green way avenue. when police arrived they found the victim lying in the street with a bullet wound to the head. he was pronounced at the scene.

in the summer of 2012, is ramadan, i went into aleppo with a pre-syrian army convoy just as the city, the northeastern quadrant had been liberated from the assad regime. i spent the night in a town about an hour drive north. i stayed with a family, the owner of the house was a syrian rebel them i spent the night there and so did a few other journalists of my acquaintance. it it was extraordinary because i had seen firsthand, is one thing to open up the new york times and turn on cnn and see images broadcast from thousands of miles away. you really, really have to see it for yourself to understand what is the driving force behind this rebellion. it was amazing because at night these rebels put down their guns, picked up white gloves and garbage bags and were cleaning the rubble from the street because the assad government was a bombarding civilian infrastructure. they actually targeted the hospital in the town so any active civilians are rebels were badly wounded cannot be treated. these guys work strainer. they they turned a mosque into a makeshift hospital and put all the viable equi