this is mosul, iraq's second city.

iraq's second largest city, just ruins.he months of bombardment and intense streetfighting. the bulk of this city is just completely destroyed and devastated. there is nothing left, nothing that is now not untouched. i can't even begin to imagine what it would have been like for the people trapped in this city. they weren't allowed out, isis wasn't letting them, and there was constant bombardment here, and now everything is destroyed. trapped beneath these ruins are untold numbers of bodies. ishar tahal is homeless along with a million other people in this city. what are your children saying? dr amjad hazim is getting to work the only way he can. mosul‘s only functioning hospital is overwhelmed. there is no one checking the people who are coming and going and so the security forces are concerned that some of these people could be isis fighters or isis supporters. this is shrapnel in the back and i am examine this side of the shrapnel and this... and just outside, another explosion. a reminder that this war is still not over

not in calcutta, then india's second city.een speaking to two eyewitnesses. at the time of the riot, i was only eight years old. i was 12 years old when the riot took place. there was a meeting. thousands of people gathered. they declared this is the slogan, islam in danger. the tension between the two communities was growing. if anything happened, we have to fight back. the hindus started realising that we are going to be in trouble. these sort of riots start. in the beginning it was muslims who took the leading part but on the second or third day, it started to be that hindu part. the hooligans at started creating chaos. and they started killing. while walking down this street, isil within the dust pits, mutilated, arms, hands, skull. from now on people started realising that hindu muslim is cannot live together in india. there must be pakistan. in every age, great men are born. gundy was one of this. —— ghandi. every age, great men are born. gundy was one of this. -- ghandi. ghandi did not want petition. this great calcutta

routes on a major supply linking iraq's second city to the syrian border. retaking the city is a vital part of a broader operation. iraqi forces are moving south while in syria arab and kurdish militias will post eastward. should find itself surrounded in the euphrates river valley. military leaders believe the battle for the city should be over in a matter of weeks. police in switzerland say eight people are still missing a day after a mudslide and rockslide hit a small village near the italian border. the village was evacuated after the slide on wednesday morning. six of the people reported missing are from germany, austria and switzerland. macronpresident emmanuel is in progress today. that is the latest stop on his tour to drum up support to reform the european union system of posted workers. european rules now let companies send workers from low-paid countries to wealthier ones without paying taxes and social charges in the host country. macron is open to make that change. >> he is one step closer in his push for eu reform. of austria,leaders slid back

same type of graffiti show up on the garage of a home, two cars an roadway all in the west end second. city. police in this picture doing their best to cover it up as quickly as possible. the reports came in just before 8:00 this morning. >> it certainly disappointing. heartbreaking to many. >> reporter: sergeant says coatesville is a diverse community where residents handle race relations well. >> i spoke to to father who was a victim and it's a conversation he didn't really want to have to have with his children. >> reporter: i talk to the chief of valley township police the phone. he said they had several similar incidents happen there on tuesday. they're working with coatesville police to see if they're connect. in coatesville, shawnette wilson, fox 29 news. >> pennsylvania couple welcomed a healthy baby girl into their lives. actually they're going to welcome a healthy baby girl into their lives. she's still, you know, in the tummy. they say a higher power is on their side and they've got the picture to prove it. >>> could it be a miracle liquid? what scientists are now looking at that

go to the second city and get out on top. that's the way to get it done. you've probably heard about the one to be the best, you've got to beat the the cubs were the best. but this week in chicago the nationals did not have their best. on paternity leave and steven on the dl. it's a social media stuff. ruining any fun the nats were having. bottom of the fourth, cubs catcher, this is his second homer. cubs bull pen going crazy. skip ahead, top eighth. not letting him steal the show. that's going to the center with bases load. that's his first career grand slam since 2013. came at the right it time. i think this guy still might be there. go there tomorrow morning and he of the fence. no, he did get it. all right, some super heroes on hand to watch the series finalally between the orioles and tigers. bottom of the first, man on for jonathan scope. that's gone. 25th home run of the season. and you know what, adam jones drinking water, love to see that. make sure you hydrate. and batter up, chris davis. 18th homer for davis. so the orioles back-to-back home run

it is certainly a reality check that spain's second city is in no way immune to these attacks. ere is a huge amount of feel—good factor. we attract huge numbers of tourists every month. will we see a change, such as was experienced in nice? we believe not, because there are so many good reasons to come here. the risk of terrorism is everywhere. we hope people will still come and enjoy this beautiful city. jim kent, thank you very much. at least 23 people have been killed and more than 60 injured in india when a train derailed in the northern state of uttar pradesh. the accident happened at muzaffarnagar, which is north of the capital new delhi. nitin srivastava gave us this update. the pictures that have come from this are really horrible. it has been a major cause of concern for the indian government and the indian railways, which the biggest railway in the world. more than 20 million people travel in india every day by this mode ofjohn sport. and we have seen horrible accidents in the last eight to ten months. —— this mode of transport. many people have lost their lives in rai

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this is near the city of marsail marsaille, the second biggest city. another man is hurt here. the driver of that van has been arrested at this point, reports are saying that the government officials don't believe it's terror-related. the incident comes two days after back-to-back vanna tax in barcelona and another city in spain. >> here's a look at the top stories at 6:35. a massive search involving several countries is under way for ten missing u.s. sailors who are missing from the u.s. john mccain cli tanker off the kwoes could of singapore. the ship suffered significant damage to the hull. >>> all passengers taken to the hospital after a metrobus crash are expected to be okay this morning. metro tells us that the driver of the bus was going over a steel construction plate. a that plate suddenly gave way. near the capital one arena. students are waking up early in the district to head back to school. all d.c. public schools are back in session today. the marie reed community learning center will reopen after a major renovation. news 4 will join us live from the school. >>> i

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mosul, iraq's second city, has been liberated from the jihadists of so—called islamic state, and theiriphate is shrinking fast. but will any semblance of unity and stability follow? my guest today is the veteran vice president of iraq, ayad allawi. does iraq have a viable future? ayad allawi, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much. let's begin with the fallout from iraq's national army victory over so—called islamic state in mosul. your prime minister, mr abadi, hailed it as a great victory for iraq. there was a sense of triumphalism in his voice. are you feeling triumphant today? not really. winning a battle or two was not like winning the war. we want to win the war against extremism and against terrorism. in mosul of course this was a good in achievement but indeed we have not to lose sight of the people of mosul, their steadfastness did, and what he international community did, the us, uk and australia and so on. but what we want to achieve, really, and i warned them that this is not the end of the story. i warned abadi, i warned the president, we need to win the war, and winning

not in calcutta, then india's second largest city.story. the bbc has been speaking to two eyewitnesses. at the time of the riot, i was only eight years old. i was 12 years old when the riot took place. archive: and so to india's first port, calcutta. there was a meeting. thousands and thousands of people gathered there. muslim league declared this is the slogan, "islam in danger". the tension between the two communities was growing, you know. everybody was afraid that if anything happened, we must have to fight back. the hindus started realising that we are going to be in trouble. these sort of riots start by rumour spreading. in the beginning it was muslims who took the leading part but on the second, third day...from the second, thrid day it started to be hindu part. mainly the hooligans, they started creating chaos. and they started killing. while walking down this street, i saw within the dust pits, mutilated part of leg, hand, and skulls. i started shivering. from now on people started realising that hindu muslims cannot live tog

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it's five weeks since the iraqi government declared victory in mosul, iraq's second city, after a fierce0 is militants are thought to remain in tal afar. thousands of civilians have fled under the cover of darkness for weeks now. it's not known how many remain. translation: if they had caught us, they would've given us a bullet to the head. thank god we fled. the situation over there is dire. they have no food, water anything to drink. the un has warned of a new wave of displaced civilians with fighting intensifying, and if the iraqi troops succeed in liberating tal afar, it will be a severe blow to the is presence in iraq. 0ur correspondent rami ruhayem is following the story from beirut. any latest word on the defence of this last wrong hold of islamic state ? this last wrong hold of islamic state? if mosul is anything to go by, they don't give up easily? usually not. some iraqi officials have suggested that now they have been losing so much territory and a rock and syria, they are demoralised at this stage. but, again, it is ha rd to at this stage. but, again, it is hard to tell at th

in twenty thirteen benghazi libya second city was seized by islamist extremists thousands were killed and many more fled. but any of the some of the city was declared liberated by marshall county for it for. the commander of the libyan national army hope talk stephen soccer has this special report from the marshall space anglesey. benghazi a broken city in that divided come. jihadist fighters from so called islamic state would driven out of here four months ago. hundreds died thousands lost their homes only now are a few like abdullah venturing back if this is your house. how do you feel now when you look at it? levin so that i should see a hundred to a food has gotten some no would put that w.. looking system to get the shot looked at the conflict i will. let you look at who would make a wish of. but it's tough to fill him in then and had but i felt that the three out of. when colonel gaddafi was overthrown six years ago the leaders of britain and france rush to benghazi to claim credit for this liberate average of lions ae senator joe courage. the triumphalism was misplaced. jihadis

in 2013 benghazi, libya's second city, was seized by islamist extremists.ty was declared liberated by marshal khalifa haftar, the commander of the libyan national army. hardtalk‘s stephen sackur has this special report from benghazi. benghazi, a broken city in a divided country. jihadist fighters from so—called islamic state were driven out of fear for months ago. hundreds died, thousands lost their home. 0nly died, thousands lost their home. only now are few venturing back. how do you feel looking at your house? when colonel gaddafi was overthrown six years ago, the leaders of britain and france rush to benghazi to claim credit for this liberation. colonel gaddafi said he would hunt you down like rats that you showed the courage of lions and we salute your courage. the triumphalism was misplaced. jihadist militants turned benghazi into an annexe of their so—called comfort. this man rooted the jihadist out. marshal khalifa haftar, once gaddafi's favourite general, now commander of an army which has become libya's dominant force. marshal khalifa haftar‘s arm

city of neem. but team sky crossed the finish line with five riders, nine seconds behind the leaders.the general classification. that's all sport for now. i'll have more in the next hour. fraudsters aiming to scam people out of their pensions savings could soon face fines of up to half a million pounds. the government will introduce new measures to protect older savers, such as a ban on cold calling and tougher rules for those setting up pension schemes. criminals tricked savers out of nearly £5 million in the first five months of this year. here's our business correspondent joe lynam. for thousands of pensioners, a ringing phone has become something to dread rather than look forward to. that's because fraudsters are preying on older people on an almost industrial scale, trying to get their hands on their pension savings. the government is acting, though, by introducing new laws. banning anyone calling you without express permission to sell you an investment. you'll soon only be able to transfer large sums to proper companies with up—to—date accounts. and convicted fraudsters could fa

in 2013, benghazi — libya's second city — was seized by islamist extremists.ed their homes. but earlier this summer, the libyan national army declared the city liberated. their forces are now thought to control most of the east of the country. hardtalk‘s stephen sackur has this special report from benghazi. benghazi — a broken city, in a divided country. jihadist fighters from so—called islamic state were driven out of here four months ago. hundreds died, thousands lost their homes. only now are a few, like abdullah, venturing back. this was your house? how do you feel now, when you look at it? translation: when colonel gaddafi was overthrown six years ago, the leaders of britain and france rushed to benghazi to claim credit for this liberation. colonel gaddafi said he would hunt you down like rats, but you showed the courage of lions, and we salute your courage! cheering the triumphalism was misplaced. jihadist militants turned benghazi into an annex of their so—called caliphate. this man rooted the jihadists out — marshal khalifa haftar, once gaddafi's favou

person drove a rental van through a crowded pedestrian plaza in the heart of barcelona, spain's second largest city, three people have been detained relating to that attack, although police say none of them are the driver. who remains at large. the van reportedly zigzagged down the popular plaza for several hundred yards before finally stopping near a metro station. one witness said the van was "doing movements to hit as many people as possible." isis has now claimed responsibility, but as is often the case, has offered no proof, and nbc news cannot independently verify that claim. meanwhile, one person was killed and several more injured wednesday night following an explosion in the town about 125 miles south of barcelona, and police say those involved are directly reeld to the barcelona terror attack. about 70 miles southwest of barcelo barcelona, police are working on the hypothesis that a thwarted terror attack yesterday is also reeld to the attack in barcelona and that explosion. police have revealed little about what happened except that the five alleged terrorists who were wearing fake suici

it's five weeks since the iraqi government declared victory in mosul, iraq's second city, after a fierces of civilians have fled under the cover of darkness for weeks now. it's not known how many remain. translation: if they had caught us, they would've given us a bullet to the head. thank god we fled. the situation over there is dire. they have no food, water anything to drink. the un has warned of a new wave of displaced civilians with fighting intensifying, and if the iraqi troops succeed in liberating tal afar, it will be a severe blow to the is presence in iraq. the north norfolk town of cromer was reportedly in lockdown last night as disorder forced pubs and bars in the resort to shut. norfolk police said extra officers were on patrol to provide reassurance to the local community. some comments on social media have linked the disorder to the arrival of travellers in the area, although this has not been confirmed by police. earlier today i spoke to the member of parliament for north norfolk, norman lamb. this is one of the lowest crime areas of the country. a beautiful seaside town.

arriving injapan‘s second city osaka today, theresa may has landed in the middle of a new north koreanrimarily trade that japan wants to talk to the british prime minister about this week. and in particular the deal she is negotiating for britain to leave the european union. i'm going to be talking to my japanese counterpart prime minister abe this week about the future relationship between the united kingdom and japan. about how we can build on what is already a good strong relationship, but build on that in the areas of security, defence and yes, trade. and look to the arrangements that we can put in place when we've left the european union. mrs may was greeted by the japanese prime minister shinzo abe in the ancient capital of kyoto. at a buddhist temple she was treated to a cup of tea. a very japanese one. despite mrs may's confident words, these two leaders are far apart on the issue of brexit. japan is deeply concerned about britain leaving the european union. it is by far the largest asian investor in the uk. over the last 35 years over 1000 japanese companies have invested in b

it's five weeks since the iraqi government declared victory in mosul, iraq's second city, after a fierces are thought to remain in tal afar. thousands of civilians have fled under the cover of darkness for weeks now. it's not known how many remain. translation: if they had caught us, they would've given us a bullet to the head. thank god we fled. the situation over there is dire. they have no food, water anything to drink. the un has warned of a new wave of displaced civilians with fighting intensifying, and if the iraqi troops succeed in liberating tal afar, it will be a severe blow to the is presence in iraq. 0ur correspondent rami ruhayem is following the story from beirut. et al have now the focus point following the fall of muscle in july. following the fall of muscle in july. yes, and tal afar was always critical even during the battle for morsel itself. tal afar operates a very strategic position between mosul and the border with syria so it was crucial for the iraqi army and the forces fighting alongside it to cut off the road from mosul into tal afar while they were trying to re

city. and this is what liberation looks like. iraq's second largest city, just ruins.estroyed and devastated. there's nothing left. nothing that is now not untouched. i cannot even begin to imagine what it would have been like for the people trapped in this city. they were not allowed out, isis wasn't letting them. and there was constant bombardment here. and now everything is destroyed. trapped beneath these ruins there are untold numbers of bodies. this woman is now homeless along with a million other people in this city. what are your children saying? this is the ambulance that has come to transfer me. this doctor is getting to work, the only way he can. i am a volunteer doctor, not a graduate doctor. and now i'm going to the hospital in the west of mosul. from the east side. mosul‘s only functioning hospital is overwhelmed. there is no one checking the people who are coming and going. and so the security forces are concerned that some of these people could be isis fighters or isis supporters. this is shrapnel in the back. and i'm examining the site of the shrapnel

it's five weeks since the iraqi government declared victory in mosul, iraq's second city, after a fierces militants are thought to remain in tal afar. thousands of civilians have fled under the cover of darkness for weeks now. it's not known how many remain. translation: if they had caught us, they would've given us a bullet to the head. thank god we fled. the situation over there is dire. they have no food, water or anything to drink. the un has warned of a new wave of displaced civilians when fighting intensifying, and if the iraqi troops succeed in liberating tal afar, it will be a severe blow to the is presence in iraq. with me now is our middle east analyst, alan johnston. you getting any more information from about there on how this offensive is going and what progression is being made? 0bviously, progression is being made? obviously, in the last chico she days, we saw islamic state claim responsible for those terrible attacks in barcelona. i is seeking to continue threatening the cities of europe. but back in its homelands, is is under more military pressure and this offensive on

his five weeks since the iraqi government declared victory in mosul, iraq's second city after a fierced 2000 is militants are thought to remain in tal afar. thousands of civilians have fled and are under the cover of darkness for weeks now. it's not known how many remain. translation: if they had caught us, they would've given as a bullet to they would've given as a bullet to the head. thank god we fled. the situation over there as dire. they have no food, water anything to drink. the un has warned that a new wave of displaced civilians fighting intensifying, and if the iraqi troops succeed in liberating tal afar, it will be a severe blow to the is presence in iraq. tens of thousands of anti—racism protesters have ta ken to the streets of the us city of boston in opposition to a right—wing rally. more than 30 arrests were made after clashes broke out between the police and some protesters. 0ur north america correspondent aleem maqbool reports. crowd chanting: we can't hear you! it was a day of taunting america's far—right. this was their so—called "free speech rally" that, after recent

it's five weeks since the iraqi government declared victory in mosul, iraq's second city, after a fierce00 is militants are thought to remain in tal afar. thousands of civilians have fled under the cover of darkness for weeks now. it's not known how many remain. translation: if they had caught us, they would've given us a bullet to the head. thank god we fled. the situation over there is dire. they have no food, water anything to drink. the un has warned of a new wave of displaced civilians with fighting intensifying, and if the iraqi troops succeed in liberating tal afar, it will be a severe blow to the is presence in iraq. with me is afzal ashraf. he's now a visiting fellow at the university of nottingham. how big a blow would this be? massive, because it was in iraq that the so—called california baghdad declared himself like kallis, it was after that he declared islamic state. with tal afar gone, after mosul, there is no major city in iraq they will control although the small towns and villages around in the valley that they have begun to disperse around. and again, in the next few we

verge of completing the recapture of the city of tal afar, one of the last isis strongholds in the country. tal afar is about 50 miles west of mosul, iraq's second largest city, which fell to iraqi forces last month, and less than 100 miles from the syrian border. the tal afar offensive began only last weekend. today, iraqi forces raised their flag over what's left of the citadel in the center of the city, and said only 5% of the city remains in isis hands. president trump's decision to pardon convicted, former arizona sheriff joe arpaio is oving as controversial as the sheriff himself. the 85-year-old arpaio defied a federal judge's order to stop detaining latinos on the suspicion they were illegal immigrants, without any evidence. he was facing a maximum six- month jail term for criminal contempt. until he was voted out of office last year, arpaio spent 24 years as the sheriff of maricopa county, which includes phoenix. his national reputation centered on his steadfast campaign to arrest undocumented immigrants. for years, arpaio's critics said his deputies racially profiled latinos, and eventually the justice department proved it in court. ar

and they're going through the ordeal in a second time in a second city. same thing.uch the same thing. and it is like deja vu. once again, check nook a shelter after leaving home on a rescue boat. it's what he did when he was living in new orleans, during hurricane katrina. an expeer yent that taught him life changing lessons. survival. sur viechl. just waiting. ride it out. all you can pretty much dupe with these hurricanes. sit tight. ride it out. images have drawn comparisons to the 2005 disaster that left much of new orleans submerged. similarities weren't lost on the mayor. >> the anniversary of katrina, e yo think all of us remember, w ow were a at that time. and all right images are, are, fa mill your to all of us. >> 12 years ago, more than a million people abandoned their homes. many boarding buss to houston taking shemter inside the astrodome. houston reportedly welcomed as many as 250,000 evacuees. the silty estimates, 40,000 never moved back. how much more uneasy could you feel in new orleans, there but for the grace of god go i. in houston. >> you think

ring to baltimore as the second u.s. city what the highest murder rates we spoke with baltimore city police department spokesman t.j. smith who lost his youngest brother to gun violence last month take a look. we get calls every day from local media and national media want to know what the homicide count is that homosexuality. is human beings have an equal stanleys that are connected to each other and yes number one seventy three was my brother deonte smith and it's still something that hurts the muscle a couple of days past when that incident occurred and it's tough but as i've done since i've been in baltimore. a mouthpiece we're not only the police but before the community and for the victims of our own crown baltimore mayor catherine pugh weighed in saying quote over six hundred shootings in less than a year in our city and something has to give in so we are trying to protect the citizens of our city and make sure that we curb the violence and our city baltimore city police commissioner kevin davis has created district ac

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that took place about an hour south of barcelona that is now linked to the mayhem in spain's second-largest city. >> police killed five suspected terrorists. during a resort in the resort town of cambrils. authorities tracked down the attackers before a car slammed into a police vehicle before hitting pedestrians. six people were wounded including an officer, all five suspects were carrying bomb belts. >> and you saw there in james' story, mess have made two arrests. they have now confirmed the name of one of the two people detained. the 28-year-old, driss oukabir was born in morocco. investigators say he rented the van used in the attack, however, they say he was not the driver. >> the barcelona tragedy matches the isis playbook from europe. vehicle attacks in nice, france and london. john cohen says these types of incidents won't be the last. >> as isis suffers more defeats in iraq and syria, we can only expect to see more attacks. >> and we're also learning a little bit more about the second suspect. he's said to be from a spanish city bordering morocco. the third was shot and killed by polic

just having a laugh, and he was in pain. ( laughter ) >> stephen: now, i first got to know you in second cityn't know you back then. >> yes. >> stephen: so i know you as a comedian, you know. >> yeah. >> stephen: i missed your show -- will show. now you're mr. drama. >> i'm very serious. >> stephen: you're very serious. ( applause ) have you, like -- you're, like, a renowned dramatic actor. no, really, you are. you get nominated three times for doing drama. you are a renowned dramatic actor. do you have a different process? >> i learned a few things. i feel like drama is harder than comedy. with comedy you have jokes and if you feel good about the jokes and did them in a room with friends and got a laugh, you feel confident you got a laugh. drama, the rich story, written by the head writers of "better call saul" and people from "breaking bad," you know, it's a very rich, layered story. you get in the middle of a season of that kind of story and you're just hoping the audience can follow where it's all going, and it sort of resonates with them the way you're playing it. so i'm always amazed. i

check out the improv from the second city. good flow through the track there.answer with good old-fashioned fishing and the d-backs will take the bull pin prize as they take down the seven pin in bowling. this abc 7 sports report has been brought to you by toy oeltau. probably the most fun of any sport are baseball players because they have a lot of free time on their hands. >> you're a football player so you can say that. >>> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00 lightning strikes in the bay area sky. this is new video just in to the abc 7 news room. we're staying on top of this monsoon moisture. and the bay area school district getting ready to install new gender neutral bathrooms in all of its campuses. join us over on channel 7 at 11:00. that's going to do it for now. for all of us here, thank you so much for watching. have a good night and we'll see you at 11:00 over on channel 7. announcer: this program contains material that may be disturbing to some audience members. viewer discretion is advised. today, when a kind, well-liked wife and mother is murd

street could be hazardous to your health and wallet in stamford, connecticut, which could become the second citymbat the problem with fines. honolulu adopted a used to outlaw smartphone used by pedestrians crossing the street. the proposed ban would have police issuing citations of $30 per violation. u.s. pedestrian deaths happen on the rise. there are no stats to show if tech played any role in the fatalities. to a story out of the u.k.. one fintech company is looking to help foreign students get loans. i want to hand it over to caroline hyde in london. they've just announced it has completed a fundraiser of $240 million helping more international students from emerging markets receive loans based on projected earnings rather than historical credit. aroundh is comprised of as by index ventures as well an unnamed global investment bank. i spoke with the founder and c.e.o. and asked how the text portion will be used. >> we provide loans to postgraduate students starting internationally. they cannot get any sources of finance from local banks. if you're coming from guyana to study at oxford or har

cities. and that is where we are seeing and of the gains in second third tier cities.ghai sought prices fall -- saw prices fall. existing home prices in beijing , so 1.1% month over month those curves are definitely biting, and those buyers, who are friendly, are moving into the other outlying cities, seeking better returns. betty: the tier one cities, they have had these stiff curves. what kind of restrictions are we seeing in tier two and those tier three cities, and are they really biting into those cities? stephen: if the prices keep going up like this, you will start seeing probably more. we have reports in may and june, these provinces, new curves. if you look at some of these -- we can go on to the bloomberg terminal. g #btv 183. after this video, we can call that up. we can see where the third tier cities, the prices are jumping the most, compared to those 70 overall cities. also, the white line, when we bring it up is first-tier cities. the best performers on names many people have probably not even heard of. this company, down on the coast, up 2.1%. this comp

the syrian army took back aleppo, a divided city since the early days of protest against president bashar al assad. syria's second city still in ruins, but slowly rebuilding. cnn's senior international correspondent, fred pleitgen, traveled to aleppo. he has this report. >> reporter: it was one of the most brutal battles in the syrian conflict when syrian government forces backed by russia launched their final assault on rebel-held areas of aleppo, taking them back from the opposition. nine months later, much of syria's second-largest city still lay in ruins. life is starting to emerge once again. thousands have returned to former battle zone neighborhoods, many relying on aid donations to get by. "we came to this neighborhood just as residents were rushing to get bread handouts. most people who return are in bad need of almost everything, the local head of this ngo says. many come back and find that their homes are reduced to just walls and ceilings. we help them as much as we can. some stores are also reopening and market vendors coming back. this area was once held by rebels. some fear reprisals if they return

she spent a few years with the comedy troupe's second city before heading to "saturday night live."t's it for this special record from chicago. fair, balanced and unafraid. we're back tom. e're back tom. rob: friday, august 11th and this is a fox news alert, fire and fury, donald trump doubling down on his warning to north korea as kim jung un says he is ready to strike and china saying don't shoot first. heather: tolerating a nuclear north korea, didn't the former boss create this problem? >> police officer shot at close range, the words he thought, remarkable stories there. "fox and friends" starts right now. ♪ heather: we made it, you are watching "fox and friends" first. heather: 7 rob: thanks for starting your day with us. series news about donald trump doubling down on the fire and fury comment. >> he says it wasn't tough enough and china issues a warning, don't strike first. >> reporter: good morning. the north korean threat of intermediate missiles being launched looming large, the president not only reiterated his warning that he would unleash fire and fury, he says maybe t