a southeastern city.t thesaid it carried attack which killed six people, including a pregnant policewoman. it was the second attack in sirte in as many days. turkey in as many days. there was stern criticism of turkey's president in the german parliament today. one lawmaker accusing recep tayyip erdogan of hate filled threats and smears after the turkish leader said german mps of turkish descent have, quote, blood."- "tainted erdogan was referring to the boat to recognize -- the vote to recognize the genocide of world war i. erdogan: president accused them of betraying their country and supporting terrorism. they backed a resolution in the bundestag which classify the murder of over one million turkish armenians as genocide. >> i would not have thought it possible that, in the 21st century, the democratically elected president would link his present -- his criticism of democratically elected lawmakers in the german bundestag to describe their blood as "tainted." they have questioned the lawmaker's intenti

at this point, has already seen iraqi forces enter the southeastern part of the city. we were on the frontlines outside fallujah yesterday. the talk within the coming days the big offensive to retake the center of the city will soon begin. christine. >> ben wedeman for us in baghdad. thank you for that. >>> democrats united behind hillary clinton. president obama giving an impassioned endorsement as other party leaders go on the attack against donald trump. that's next. parts a and b and want more coverage, guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance plan whenever you want. no enrollment window. no waiting to apply. that means now may be a great time to shop for an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. medicare doesn't cover everything. and like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, these help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. so don't wait. call now to request your free decision guide. it could help you find the aarp medicare supplement plan that works for you. these types of

we understand from other reports coming from the area around fallujah that it is that southeastern part of the citynow going to be the focus of intensified iraqi military operations. i should point out, they haven't been halted. they have sort of slowed down the pace of the operations trying to deal with the civilian population. we spoke to somebody from unicef just a little while ago who said over the last five days, every day, 900 civilians have been able to make it out of fallujah. they were talking about 50,000 inside. those who are coming out are in bad condition. dehydrated and children malnourished because of the lack of food in fallujah. the city, of course, has been more or less surrounded by the iraqi military since last september. miguel. >> thank you, ben wedeman. >>> they are bracing for the worst in france and germany where deadly flood waters continue to rise after days of torrential rain. thousands of people near paris are being evacuated by boat. workers at the louvre are scrambling to move art work to higher ground. forecasters expect downpours to continue throughout the weekend.

we're in the southeastern sector of the city where the iraqi forces have been able to penetrate.ssible to crush isis in that city. one of the reasons why iraqi forces launched this offensive was in may there was a wave of car and suicide bombings in baghdad that left more than 200 people. iraqi officials are assuming that many of the bombs that are reaching the capital are made in fallujah or directed by isis commanders and leaders in fallujah at the iraqi capital. this is why iraq is pressing this offensive in fallujah with urgency. alison. >> ben wedeman live from baghdad. thank you. >>> 56 minutes past the hour. time for the friday edition of early start on your money. dow futures lower right now. investors pouring into the safety of treasury bonds. the ten-year yield down to 1.66%. stocks in europe and asia lower. uber is now letting riders book rides ahead of time. something the company says it would never do. this is only available on uber x business accounts starting in seattle. spreading to other cities. pricing will be about the same as opening the app and hailing a ride

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mainly southeastern pennsylvania, and specially those northwestern counties, outside of the city that run the biggest risk for the heaviest thunderstorms and the most menace g thunderstorms. look at the line that may set up. that's your cold front. once that get through, we will be in the clear, but it will take the rest of the day and even the better part of the my. not until the early morning hours that we really see start to see things clear out of the atmosphere, outside to pleasant valley middle and high school in the distance, cloudy up at this direction, but, regardless, you will likely start to see some of the sun breaking through, as the day goes on, that's going to help get the instability going, for us to see the thunderstorms, now, here's your holiday preview, all-in-all, guys, not bad. other than an isolated shower or thunderstorm saturday, we are looking at sunshine and granted some typical july warmth here, but, sunny skies, and warmth for sunday and monday, basically a guarantee right now, and by tomorrow, not only are the clouds breaking, but the humidity is starting

southeastern pennsylvania. jersey shore, cape may, 75. that feel nice, atlantic city, 77. reading, 86 degrees.louds and sun today for the poconos, 76 degrees. tomorrow, the race, 68 degrees, unfortunately there are downpours expected. jersey shore not a bad day today, clouds and sun, 77 degrees, gusty thunderstorm possible tomorrow late in the day, 679 degrees, the ocean temperature is up to 65. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 85 degrees some sun expected this afternoon heavy afternoon thunderstorms tomorrow. we're highlighting the day because some of the storms could turn severe. 83. partly sunny, 84 monday, most of next week looks refreshing, 76 wednesday, 77 thursday, 79 friday. outdoor plans today keep an eye to the sky. >>> 6:17, a high school tradition was carried out at a chester county retirement community, 85 residents from the freedom village retirement community in coatsville were taken to the area high school to watch the prom parade. the tradition dates back to the early 1980s. the seniors had front row seats as the students arrived in different modes of transportati

city offer in the distance behind me. but we have rain that's currently blanketing basically southeastern pennsylvania, a lot of cloud coverut there, as well, and the leading edge of the rain going first to storm scan3 has now moved across the i-95 corridor, at least in some spots, portions of even central new jersey starting to get hit with the lightest rain, but you can see steadier rain off to the west, far western suburb, south central, lancaster county for example, south central berks county getting hill lit harder. this is all just the leading edge after frontal boundary, one that's weakening with time. thankfully don't have to worry about any severe weather threat today, though could be thunderstorm that rumble through with this, as we go through the day really right now the brunt of the wet weather moving through, then later today more hit and miss variety of shower or storm. mid 60s jebly the expectation or rather where we currently stand. but expect to hit the upper 70s later on today, pretty seasonable, all things considered. you just can't bank on heck of a lot of sunshine it, will not be out there today. but 7

center city university city also as we move toward cherry hill, haddonfield, no weather worries a lot of sunshine low humidity just comfortable across the area southeastern pennsylvania all of delaware, all of jersey looking good. if you're stepping outdoors. nice breeze. 83 degrees right now look at that low humidity only in the 30s and also the dew points into the 50s. so once again, much improved from yesterday when dew points were in the 70s. we have low 80s in wilmington. millville 82. 80 in trenton. upper 70s toward the lehigh valley and look at those dew points falling into the mid 50s across much of the area. so if you're stepping outdoors, a comfortable evening, it's going to be nice for the overnight as well but coming up we're timing some rainfall with that seven day forecast and the all important holiday weekend. back to you. >> all right, scott. thank you. >>> berks county judge dismissed charges today against a police officer accused of punching a woman and smashing her cell phone. reading officer jesus santiago de jesus pulled a woman over on traffic violation in april. the woman refused the officer orders and he wanted to get her phone aw

warning earlier for work chester in southeastern maryland over delmarva and it was exactly where beaches were. they had pretty strong storms that rolled through that, ocean city, rehoboth. please do not be out in that kind of weather. the good news is they will get clearing behind that. in the meantime radar active. we have storms to the north and northeast of us moving down from it's mason dixon line towards baltimore and a lot of activity to the west as well in parts of west virginia and that's where we currently have a couple of severe thunderstorm warnings in effect and that's for harvey, grant, rocking ham. those storms moving to the south at about 25 miles an hour. they have the potential to have winds in excess of 50 miles an hour. and even possibly some hail. so keep your eyes on the skies if your in these neighborhoods. you definitely will have to just to storms hit your neighborhood. a lot of heavy rain fall as well. here's a look at where we are with the storm prediction center. a marginal risk from the dc forward through just before mason dixon and into the south of us. we're going to see widely scattered storms for tonight. temperatures and due p

city certainly near mays landings on the white horse pike. >> rescue efforts will resume today for a little boy who was swept away by floodwaters in southeastern west virginia. the child is between two and four careers old. ten inches of rain fell in one county strong enough to move cars and then there's this, a house on fire, being swept away. >>> a louisiana mother arrested for the way she dismind children is out -- disciplined her children is out of jail now that her story has gone viral. she saw three of her 6 children stealing items from a neighbor's home. she grabbed a colder and started hitting them. after sheriffs found out, they arrested her for child cruelty. >> i have them in the best of schools. they are on the honor rules. they are being kids being followers, i thought this was what you're not supposed to to do, you don't steal people's stuff. >> her case is underreview. >> time 6:17 neighborhood on alert. is a south jersey had to fight off a fox that bit him in his own backyard. >> reporter: you might have plans to go out tonight, i would recommend it's going to be beautiful with humidity on the low side and stars coming out. tem

live look at old city you can see 60 degrees, cooler than what we've been getting look what's happening on the radar, you can see, dry for now. southeasternnia, all of jersey and delaware, but look at this little disturbance off to the west. >> will pivot through to bring us shower chances look at the clock 11:00 a.m. looking at some scattered showers around chester county, lehigh valley, pocono mountains, will continue to move toward philadelphia right around noon, so if you are grabbing a bite to eat, you might be dodging some showers by lunch. as we move toward 1:00, 2:00. that disturbance rotates off shore. it will be kind of blustery, and also, temperatures will only top out in the upper 60s to low seven's, at best, so about 10 degrees below average. fifty-nine in wilmington now. 56 degrees in millville. 57 degrees in atlantic city. upper four's in the pocono mountains, so here's the bottom line. seventy-one in center city for the high temperature, midday storms, afternoon storms, down the shore, 60s, for highs in the pocono mountains. bob, how is traffic? >> 6:33, good morning, everybody. live look at 422, where we are starting to s

southeastern minnesota this week. the 74-year-old will begin serving a 15-month sentence in his hush money case. the fbi has arrested 4 people including three high-ranking new york city police officer's in a corruption investigation. >> today we alleged 2 separate and serious criminal schemes including bribery of officers who were sworn to uphold the rule of law. in one, private citizens got over $100,000 for all manner of official police actions, and in the other come officers subverted public safety by putting hard to get gun licenses essentially up for sale. mark: a businessman who contributed to new york mayor bill de blasio has pleaded guilty in the case. democrats are happier with her choices for president than republicans. a new gallup poll reveals some new 1% of democratic voters believe there is at least one candidate would make a good president. nepal is cracking down on fake doctors. police arrested over 50 people over the weekend for allegedly working with fake credentials. the suspects face of the five years in prison if convicted. authorities say more arrests are expected later this week. nepal has long had a deficit of doctors with one for every 1700 p

to be the southeastern zone that's getting it at the moment but you see these areas of yellows with double scan or any time you see that you know how heavy it's raining here between surf city atlantic city on the garden state parkway on the white horse pike, the atlantic city expressway, route 40 near mays landing, even in millville on 55, now in elmer some of these showers in fortescue, dover and milford in delaware you're getting some of this rain. so, not seeing any lightning strikes at the moment but some heavy downpours. let's go on outside. we want to see what it looks like. we're dry on the i-95 corridor but lots of clouds and a little bit misty out there. it's just so humid, it's not a good start to the day. it feels terrible out there. here's what you can expect. our highlights or low lights as they are. today we're get something downpours. we could see them at any point butter we expect the most active time period to be later on this evening. tomorrow comparatively it will seem refreshing. it's not a perfect day but it's better and by the weekend it's beautiful so you just got to hang in there. satellite6 and action radar showing this system in motion. you see ho

it was mostly the southern and central parts of the city that have been retaken by the iraqi government. but we are on the outskirts of southeasternallujah. it really appears that perhaps the liberation of much of fallujah are -- [ lost audio ] >> ben, can you hear me? are you still here? i'm sorry, i think we lost ben wedeman. we will get him back because we still have questions about the humanitarian crisis that the u.n. is talking about inside that city, and also what's happening with the mosul dam. that threatens nearly half a million people if it collapses. we're wondering how secure that is as well. hopefully ben can join us again in just a bit. but again, the news this morning from the iraqi prime minister is that the city of fallujah is nearly free from isis control but there are still small pockets there within the city. you heard ben wedeman say he did still hear small arms fire from his vantage point in the southern part of the city there on the outskirts of it. we'll get him back and get the latest as this continues to be a developing story throughout the morning there. >>> on the heels of the shooting in orlando, seve

cities and communities, whether it's gangs or trafficking organizations or others that are involved in international transnational organized crime. >> on that point, law enforcement, particularly in the southeastern united states has felt such a database but the tracking of these gang members is becoming very traceable in a very instantaneous report through a database that's been assembled and it's really helping us begin to get our arms around this. i appreciate you bringing this up. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you mr. chairman. thank you mr. secretary for your service. in 2011 the administration released a strategy on combating organized crime with a stated end goal of reducing, from a national security threatto a manageable look safety problem. the strategy outlined five key objectives and identifies five objectives of the strategy. protecting u.s. citizens and interest, supporting, protecting the u.s. financial system from exploitation, targeting criminal organizations that pose a threat to u.s. organization in building multinational operation. in your testimony, however, you noted that iml has recalibrated its work and focus on two mutually supported objectives, helping them build a