other cases maybe the international media is not aware in smaller towns of france which the most attention i know usual and in the south of france to definitely seeing what people can ask themselves what has happened since that terrible attacks against the about to come on started. last time so that's now i wouldn't say it's it's a safe place but again i would say underline that it's not easy to fight against these lone wolfs an arty film crew as managed to get inside the latest town liberated from in syria or on about to this. it's. wrong. to shape our. common ground. hello again are two video. exclusive video from inside the syrian ton of. by the syrian army. go shut up shut. up but often. the operation to clear the last remaining terrorists is still ongoing the last this morning state stronghold in homs province on saturday reports emerged that syrian government forces had surrounded this law makes late on three sides the retaking town is a run fifty kilometers from the border with terrorism work which is still under eisel control mainly. i don't know what. well also the syrian government has called on the un to end

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other cases maybe the international media is not aware in smaller towns of france which the most attention no usual and in the south of france to definitely see where people can ask themselves what has happened since the terrible attacks against the better kronstadt of. last time so that's now going to say it's a it's a safe place but again i would say underline that it's not easy to fight against these lone wolves. artie's ruptly video agency has shot exclusive video from inside the syrian town of al softner after its liberation from eisel by the syrian army. the operation to clear the last remaining terrorists is still ongoing well so is the last islamic state stronghold in homs province on thursday reports emerged that syrian government forces have surrounded islamic state on three sides the retaken town is about fifty kilometers from the border with there as zoar province which is still mostly on the ice or control. the syrian government has called on the un to end what it calls washington's massacres against its civilians the us led international coalition continues to commit massacres against innocent syrian

water they are short of. of water they are short of. week we saw pictures of corsica and the south of franceit is a serious situation. raqqa time there is nothing this. have sunny spells, showers, and it is going to be windy. is going to be windy. winds will be across england and wales. wales. it is being driven by this area of low pressure. area of low pressure. low pressure system, with showers coming all the way around it. coming all the way around it. morning we have showers across southern parts of england and wales. southern parts of england and wales. fairly hit and miss. fewer showers today. today. they will be less intense than further north. than further north. sunshine, and some of us will miss them altogether. them altogether. this is where we have the heaviest showers. showers. some of those, especially in scotland, will be slow—moving. in scotland, will be slow—moving. there will also be honda rent —— thunder and possibly hail. thunder and possibly hail. showers will get going through the day. day. will see the showers blowing through quite quickly on those gusty winds. quite q

international media is not aware in smaller towns of which the most attention nor usual and in the south of france to definitely seeing where people can ask themselves what has happened since that terrible attacks against the better grandstand of. last time so that and i wouldn't say it's it's a safe place but again i would say that it's not easy to fight against these long rules and r.t. film crew managed to get inside the latest town liberated from i saw in syria we'll show you that report and more after this short break. make this manufacture consent to stick to the public well. when the really close isn't protect them so. the fight. lifts only the one percent. we can all middle of the room six. welcome to go there are already out. there for that. welcome back all teaser ruptly video agency has exclusive video from inside the syrian town of al so it's liberation from i saw the syrian all me. the operation to clear the last remaining terrorists is still ongoing. is the last islamic state stronghold in palm's province on thursday reports emerged the syrian government forces had surrounded islamic

of france which the u.s. attention i know divisional and in the south of france to definitely seeing what people can ask themselves what has happened since the terrible attacks against the bout to come on start of hamas last time so that's now i wouldn't say it's it's a safe place but again i would say underline that it's not easy to fight against these lone wolves. the news continues in ninety seconds they with us. small seemed wrong but old roles just don't call. me old yet to shape out these days comes to educate and indeed from an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground the. global war hawks sell you on the idea that dropping bombs brings police to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battles that don't. produce talks for the tell you that what we gossip a couple of us files a little more news today. off the bad guys and tell me you are not cool enough to buy their product. all the hawks that we along the border will watch. nineteen minutes into the program your welcome back italy's attempts to get a grip on the migrant crisis have hit another setbac

media is not aware in smaller towns of which the most attention no no don't do usual and in the south of france to definitely seeing where people can ask themselves what has happened since that terrible attacks against the better kronstadt of. last time so that and i wouldn't say it's it's a safe place but again i would say that it's not easy to fight against these lone wolves at r.t. film crew managed to get inside the latest town liberated from iceland syria we'll show you that report and more after this short break. in case you're new to the game this is how it works now the economy is built around corporations corporations from washington washington control the media the media. the voters elected to business to run this country business because. you must it's not business as usual it's business like it's never been done before. welcome back all t's ruptly video agency has shelter exclusive video from inside the syrian town of. liberation from an assault by the syrian army. the operation to clear the last remaining terrorists is still ongoing. is the last islamic state stronghold in homs pro

of the mediterranean island burned. now it is the south. the extreme heat has sparked wildfires across europe. swathes of the south of france were scorched. —— of grassland burn. firefighters battled to put out flames before they spread to urban areas. italy is experiencing its worst drought in 60 yea rs. experiencing its worst drought in 60 years. thousands of tourists travel there every year in search of sunshine. but the intense heat means people are desperately searching for shade. we have had some nice weather this year but it is not as hard as rome. nowhere near. drinking lots of water. it is fantastic having the water. it is fantastic having the water fountains around rome. across the country, 26 major towns and cities are on heat alert. hospital admissions have increased by 15%. and the prolonged drought is said —— set to cost agriculture billions, with 11 regions facing critical water shortages. arlit crops are already 50% lower than normal. —— olive. in sicily, beaches are quieter than usual as people follow the leader of the local and staying indoors. others do what they can to protect themselves and keep cool, as forecasters s

there's no relief at night either in mentone in the south of france it's thirty one degrees. but almost half past ten. this constant heat has consequences. wildfires have become a growing problem across europe. this one's in croatia when more than a hundred and fifty people battle through the night. protect those living nearby. climate change means problems such as this are likely to get worse. some european mediterranean climate is not fully variable year on yeah but i think there's beginning to be evidence to suggest that what we're saying here is is out of the ordinary. unpacks evidence that thes. . extreme temperatures heat waves are becoming. more extreme and also more frequent. for those on the beach at weston super mare today a little bit of sunshine might have been welcome. europe's heat wave is not expected to reach the uk this week at least. climate change means that we could all be in for some unwelcome whether. in the years to come. richard lester b. b. c. news. nnova. two leaders in the anglican church up come together to help address the refugee crisis in south

international media is not aware in smaller towns of which the most attention no usual and in the south of france to definitely seeing where people can ask themselves what has happened since the terrible attacks they're going to the vatican on standard. last time so definite i wouldn't say it's the same process but again i would say that it's not easy to fight against these long rules artie's ruptly video agency has shot exclusive video from inside the syrian town of. well after its liberation from i saw by the syrian army. the operation to clear the last remaining terrorists is still ongoing. is the last islamic state stronghold in homs province on saturday reports emerged that syrian government forces had surrounded islamic state on three sides the retaken town is about fifty kilometers from the border with there is or province which is still mostly under eisel control. the syrian government has called on the un to end what it calls washington's massacres against its civilians the u.s. led international coalition continues to commit massacres against innocent syrian civilians but conducting sys

in the south of france it is 31 degrees. that is at all half past ten.blem across europe. this one is in croatia, where more than 150 people battled through the night to protect those living nearby. climate change means problems like this are likely to get worse. southern european climate is variable year—on—year but the evidence would suggest that what we are seeing here is out of the ordinary, and perhaps evidence that these extreme temperatures, heatwaves, are becoming more extreme and dalton were frequent. 2003 saw the hottest european temperatures in 500 years. its impact was devastating. it caused the biggest fall in agricultural output in a century and tens of thousands of deaths, most of them in france. that is something else we may have to be ready for. if left unchecked, it estimated the rising global temperatures could cause 40% more heat related deaths in britain by the end of the century, more than 18,000 a year. but in central and southern europe, those deaths could double to more than 173,000 each year. for those on the beach at weston—sup

i flew in from the south of france yesterday and i went through passport control at marseille airportfore. may be the guy doing the passport checks has been watching the news channel online and had seen what was going oi'i. online and had seen what was going on. but they barely looked at my passport on the way through. you look like a nice guy! doesn't mean i wasn't delayed by three hours but that was easyjet and their planes breaking down. who wouldn't want to be anywhere in southern europe at the moment? —— who would. if it isn't the delay is coming back it is the threat of... that's the next story. anarchists. i am going to spain next week. good luck. not looking good, is it? it will be so hot i can't go out during the day andi hot i can't go out during the day and i could be stuck at the airport and i could be stuck at the airport and then anarchists protesting about what? accusing you of wrecking the island and saying tourists are destroying the pearler garlands and barcelona and majorca. this coincides with one of the busiest weeks when people go away so it adds to the chaos ——

. >> reporter: this retired couple living in the south of france.d by pablo picasso and his wife jack lean to fix their american made stove. the picassos were so pleased, they had him do other odd jobs on their properties. including installing burglar alarms. >> how would you describe the relationship, was it -- employee/employer? or, did you have a friendship? >> translator: i believe that he had total trust in me particularly because of my discretion. >> reporter: his discretion might be the only thing in this tale that isn't in dispute. as family electrician and handyman, pierre had the run of picasso's houses for 15 years, starting before and stretching beyond the artist's death in 1973. one day in the early 1970s, he says, jack lean she surprised h. madam called me into the hallway and said scum here. this is for you. she handed me a box. i said thank you, madame. >> the couple says they opened the box and weren't impressed. they described the contents as two picasso sketch books and sheets of loose leaf paper all unsigned. >> there were plenty

. >> van gogh painted his sunflower series in the south of france in 1888. and 1889. >>> up next, all new at 5:30, a confederate statue is he energy of all the violence in charlottesville. >> can the federal government step into remove statues? >>> plus a local guy's move has him facing charges. his criminal he show of support caught on video all new at 5:30. but first -- >>> an artist' painting of his late would have stolen. >> just ripped my heart out. >> reporter: i'm ted greenberg with his plea to the thief whose crime is just adding to the pain. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ it isn't just about vision, it's about care. nobody cares for eyes more than pearle. >>> a heart breaking loss. a thief made off with a treasured painting me of his wife who tied earlier this year. >> ted greenberg has the plea for a the painti for the painting to be returned. >> reporter: it's where dennis would have put painting of his late wife for an upcoming show. >> the day i realized it was stolen, my eme340eemotions went. >> reporter: someone swiped the piece at a different gallery. called c

of the mediterranean island burned. now it is the south. the extreme heat has sparked wildfires across europe. swathes of the south of france were scorched. s in of grassland burn. firefighters battle to put out flames before they spread to urban areas. italy is experiencing its worst drought in 60 years. thousands of tourists travel there every year in search of sunshine. but the intense heat means people are desperately searching for shade. we have had some nice weather this year but it is not as hot as rome. nowhere near. drinking lots of water. it is fantastic having the water fountains around rome. across the country, 26 major towns and cities are on heat alert. hospital admissions have increased by 15%. and the prolonged drought is set to cost agriculture billions, with 11 regions facing critical water shortages. olive crops are already 50% lower than normal. in sicily, beaches are quieter than usual as people follow the lead of the local and staying indoors. others do what they can to protect themselves and keep cool, as forecasters see no respite. sophie long, bbc news. not the same sort of forecast for us. fewer showers today acro

and that's what we think of in the south of france or in charlottesville. >> but chris, he didn't blowhe layup, because he wasn't trying to score points. donald trump is never shy or reluck stant about calling out any insult or offense that fits his world. >> why would he say i don't like nazis? >> because he's playing to the base. when people tell him the right thing is to do this, he doesn't want to do it, he has steve bannon by liz side. >> okay, explain. >> explain? >> what's the politics in not condemning natszdyes? >> white nationalists, the alt-right were all part of his electoral base. it's a small part, but by not attacking them, he's taking a stance against being politically correct. from their point of view. and so you have steve bannon who wants to have a right wing conservative populism, with a racial or nationalistic approach. and so attacking these people undercults that message. donald trump -- you ran the tape, he came to prominence as a birther, he played with -- didn't just play with race, he used race during the campaign. he doesn't want to be a traditional politici

[inaudible] it was led by a man it all happen down in the south of france. the cardinal said kill them all they won't know the difference. we know it's wrong. it's horrible. they did so much economic damage, poison the well. that distinction i made earlier that it's against the law to kill those not in battle but throughout history. [inaudible] we have areas in which women and children become targets. i can't explain if we have rules of engagement. we don't just fight for our country. were also fighting for civilization. were fighting for a way of life. were fighting for the role of law. if we don't fight for the rule of law were barbarians. when you see what isis is doing to the women they capture and the slaves they capture, we are fighting against that. were fighting for civilization in the rule of law. we have to be law-abiding. the terrible burden to put on our troops. we asked them to fight with their lives. >> okay. thank you. how did you, as a director bring the arts to address the depth and the loss that you talk about in your conception of mcfadden

mika will be sending postcards from the south of france which we'll share tomorrow morning. that does it for thus morning. stephanie ruhle picks up the vrge c coverage right now. good morning. >> i'm stephanie ruhle with so much to hit this morning starting with the unanimous yes to sanctions and north korea pledging retaliation. new developments on the rising tensions now. >> we hop this will result in a different pathway. >> vice president mike pence denies vehemently he's thinking about a 2020 run himself. >> vice president pence is a very loyal, very dutiful but also incredibly effective vice president. >> and tick, tick, tick. it is day 200. from the comey firing to blink and you missed him, scaramucci, what in the world has been going on? >> no. no. >> we have got to begin this morning with the u.s. and more than a dozen other countries racing against the clock trying to force north korea to give up its pursuit of nuclear weapons before those weapons are actually unleashed. and you're in luck, because we have the best team in the business here. nbc's bill nealy live in

manus: most of them are in the south of france and greece. lk about the global issues and rhetoric overnight coming from phoenix. donald trump threatening a u.s. government shut over his campaign promise of building the wall. >> believe me, we have to close down our government. we are building that wall. let me be very clear to democrats in congress who oppose a border wall and stand in the way of border security. you are putting all of america's safety at risk. for $1.6ump has asked billion to begin construction. congress is under pressure to pass a spending bill to keep the government open after september 30. trump also addressed nafta, saying he might terminate the trade agreement at some point. s&p futures slipped lower. with us now to make sense of it all, if one can, is will hobbs. good morning. another couple markers set down for the world markets to absorb. one intimating that he wants to pull out of nafta, and he wants $1.6 billion to build his wall. he holds sway politically. the gop are in charge of both parts of the united states a

in the south of france it is 31 degrees. that is at all half past ten.nearby. climate change means problems like this are likely to get worse. southern european climate is variable year—on—year but the evidence would suggest that what we are seeing here is out of the ordinary, and perhaps evidence that these extreme temperatures, heatwaves, are becoming more extreme and also more frequent. 2003 saw the hottest european temperatures in 500 years. its impact was devastating. it caused the biggest fall in agricultural output in a century and tens of thousands of deaths, most of them in france. that is something else we may have to be ready for. if left unchecked, its estimated the rising global temperatures could cause 40% more heat related deaths in britain by the end of the century, more than 18,000 a year. but in central and southern europe, those deaths could double to more than 173,000 each year. for those on the beach at weston—super—mare today, a little bit of sunshine might have been welcome. europe's heatwave is not expected to reach the uk this we

a list glad -- men, women, children bloody and horrible, all happening in the south of france. finally he had enough. and they said no, fill in the hole. that's very good the allergy. but we know it's wrong. it is horrible. the english did through friend. so they went off to destroy whole districts, anything to do so much economic damage, poison the well. so the distinction i made earlier is against the law to be killed in combat in. [inaudible] we have area bombings in which women and children become. i'm not sure if we have the rules of engagement. we don't just fight for our country. we also fight for civilization, fighting for a way of life. we are fighting for the rule of law. and if we don't fight for the rule of law, when you see what it's doing, to the slaves, that is why we are fighting. we are fighting against that. we are not fighting against religion. we are fighting for civilization and the rule of law. this is a terrible burden and then we had -- [inaudible] >> okay, bernard, thank you. liesl, how do you as a director graveyards to address the depth in the loss th

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of some wildfires in portugal. throughout thursday, the only rain. that is across the south—east of francethroughout the day. but is it from me. bye—bye. hello, this is outside source and in some ways it was a tale of two speeches, on tuesday night donald trump spent over an hour attacking enemies and on wednesday it was a different tone. we are not defined in the colour of our skin. the figure on our pay the party of power politics. are defined by our shared humanity. the islamic state group continues to lose territory in iraq and in syria as lyse doucet has been witnessing. translation: and in syria as lyse doucet has been witnessing. translationzlj and in syria as lyse doucet has been witnessing. translation: i am hell—bent on victory, we are not scared of death, i am a commander on the ground and i have been wounded three times.

mika still in the south of france working very hard on location. we have columnist and contributor mike barnicle. rick tyler, elease jordan, harold ford jr., sam stein and columnist at the washington examine er examinered but are fascinating for a number of reasons. first of all, it's the lowest numbers ever in the cnn poll that he's ever had before. you're going to be talking about many harts of it. somebody tweeted last night six months approval ratings. trump 38. he ra sell -- really is -- not being facetious, he really is in a league of his own age 38. there's always somebody in the organizati organization. >> i just couldn't figure out why we kept talking about his base was stronger than ever. all the tweets yesterday. >> then he goes on and talks about the rally. it seems to be following a great deal. >> that number, joe, and i don't think the trust far, haven't had many peter wrote for mr. trump there is no vacation for greek and white house while president trump shows 38% approve of jim emsick points where while nearly half, 47% strongly di

. >> reporter: we have good weather, i want to show you what's going on in the south of france, east for a local weather check. >> reporter: lots of sunshine in new york. here we're dealing with clouds and sun, spotty shower in reading and allentown. just a little bit of drizzle. let's go outside and check the forecast, clouds and sun at the center city skyline. let's check the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast high today 84 degrees, overall mostly cloudy skies, sunny breaks, could see a spotty shower, especially the chance for a thunderstorm later today north and west. tomorrow it's humid with scattered showers. here. it is foodie friday on "gma." one of our most popular things to post as you may know on instagram are photos of your favorite meals. well, turns out there are some ways to do it and ways not to do it and we can guarantee you some of those all-important likes. abc's rebecca jarvis is here. you went on with an expert who the restaurants pay to help them out with it. >> an incredible thing for people out there who like those pictures of french fry, cheeseburgers, p

we are close to an area of low pressure in france, to the south of us.s is where most of the downpours will occur. in the morning, some rain i think across the midlands into the north. scotland and northern ireland will be fine, with sunshine and the odd shower. the clouds will really get going across the south during the latter part of the morning into the afternoon, and we're in for some downpours. downpours means we will have sunshine, downpours, then sunshine again. a real mixed bag across the south on tuesday. most of the heavy downpours are in the south—east, east anglia, eventually into lincolnshire as well. lighter rain across northern england. better for cumbria, belfast, glasgow and edinburgh. the lowlands of scotland might end up with a fine, sunny day. feeling pleasantly warm as well. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? not too good. 20 degrees in london and paris, we match 0slo. most other major centres are quite a bit warmer than that. moscow at 23. let's have a look at wednesday. that low pressure that was across france, remem

we are close to an area of low pressure in france, to the south of us. where most of the downpours will occur. in the morning, some rain i think across the midlands into the north. scotland and northern ireland will be fine, with sunshine and the odd shower. the clouds will really get going across the south during the latter part of the morning into the afternoon, and we're in for some downpours. downpours means we will have sunshine, downpours, then sunshine again. a real mixed bag across the south on tuesday. most of the heavy downpours are in the south—east, east anglia, eventually into lincolnshire as well. lighter rain across northern england. better for cumbria, belfast, glasgow and edinburgh. the lowlands of scotland might end up with a fine, sunny day. feeling pleasantly warm as well. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? not too good. 20 degrees in london and paris, we match 0slo. most other major centres are quite a bit warmer than that. moscow at 23. let's have a look at wednesday. that low pressure that was across france, remember,

the south of france, amazing video just east of cannes, a sand devil, saturday - drier sunday today:: s 5-10 mph tonight: cloudy, mild, and muggy. isolated shower. lows: 61-72 winds: ssw 5 mph saturday: mostly cloudy and very humid. a few afternoon thunderstorms. highs: 83-85 winds: sw 5 mph >>> as always, king's hawaiian serve up food here. it is foodie friday on "gma." one of our most popular things to post as you may know on instagram are photos of your favorite meals. well, turns out there are some ways to do it and ways not to do it and we can guarantee you some of those all-important likes. abc's rebecca jarvis is here. you went on with an expert out with it. >> an incredible thing for people out there who like those pictures of french fry, cheeseburgers, pancakes, millions of instagram users are posting these pictures. it not only makes us salivate but can make big money if done right. from tantalizing treats to mouthwatering meals, all over instagram, more than 231 million posts with the #food. they're becoming big business. enter dylan burke. this is a business for you. you

i want to show you what's going on in the south of france, amazing video just east of cannes.r ch >>> good morning. i'm abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. brighter with a little bit of warming today, mostly cloudy. some drizzle hangs around tonight and summer's coming back in the extended. warmest inland today. you can see some upper 80s to 90 in the east bay, 80s in the south bay and north bay. low to mid-70s around the bay and mid-to-upper 60s along the coast into san francisco. tonight temperatures about 55 to 62 degrees. my accuweather seven-day forecast. a little bit cooler through monday. summer warmth returns thursday. >>> as always, king's hawaiian serves up food here. it is foodie friday on "gma." one of our most popular things to post as you may know on instagram are photos of your favorite meals. well, turns out there are some ways to do it and ways not to do it and we can guarantee you some of those all-important likes. abc's rebecca jarvis is here. you went on with an expert who the restaurants pay to help them out with it. >> this is an incredible thing for peop

we are close to an area of low pressure in france, to the south of us. are quite close to that so this is where most of the downpours will occur. in the morning, some rain i think across the midlands into the north. scotland and northern ireland will be fine, with sunshine and the odd shower. the clouds will really get going across the south during the latter part of the morning into the afternoon, and we're in for some downpours. downpours means we will have sunshine, downpours, then sunshine again. a real mixed bag across the south on tuesday. most of the heavy downpours are in the south—east, east anglia, eventually into lincolnshire as well. lighter rain across northern england. better for cumbria, belfast, glasgow and edinburgh. the lowlands of scotland might end up with a fine, sunny day. feeling pleasantly warm as well. how are we doing compared to the rest of europe? not too good. 20 degrees in london and paris, we match oslo. most other major centres are quite a bit warmer than that. moscow at 23. let's have a look at wednesday. that low pressur

killing fifteen and brought up together and been radicalized in this small town just south of the border with france. police investigators have identified the last rambus terrorists as. this suspect the driver of the van comes from the. police search the apartment and report it said could have been a radicalizing force a way that they were you during normal life used to see them walking to buy bread you know on their you small community and. until now we lived peacefully together but this peace has been broken. us to believe in the moon that there are twelve people in this terrorist cell. this shows us that we have prejudice and zombies a radical islamists are either not just people growing in the suburbs of our town in the doldrums outside of the cost city centers we can find them anywhere in europe in society today know in small villages which will seem religious nobody would talk about ripples very interesting religion and catalonia and even there we have islamist bases i think that this shows how widespread this status movement or trend is in europe today it's much bigger than what people though