interior minister and leader of the recent deforms nationalist party and there is a team to mirror tash of the kurdish opposition party h.t.t.p. and is being forced to run his campaign from behind bars and he's currently on trial on terrorism charges and then there's turkey's biggest opposition party the secular republican people's party or c hate speech and is being represented by senior lawmaker more her him in jail and he's seen as the countess with the biggest chance of the saying erdogan turkey's political parties are doing their final campaigning ahead of sunday's polling correspondent during jones's in istanbul after a rally organized by the biggest opposition party the c.h.p. over a million people are expense of spectators to attend this event and it is looking like a pretty close election do you think that the opposition are optimistic dorian. well even though world one is believed still to be ahead the opposition believe they have the momentum and that spanks may need to c.h.p. canted up warren injera who due to speak shortly behind me his message of unity and justice has been

tash we are mild. -- temperaturewise we are mild. afternoon highs in the 70s and low 80s. 2-3 degrees below average today. ord. comfortable inlet . mid to upper 60s and over all we are seeing a low to the race -- the east of us and a ridge of high pressure to the west. you will noticed when increases. by 9:00-10:00, temperatures closer and closer to the low. overall temperatures on the rise because the rich will hover over our state through the week. 90s by tomorrow and by the end of the week upper 90s. >>> and warning crypto currency investors. virtual money's problems incurred tash involved unstable prices and the deential for manipulation. rale ththe e currency could one day slow the internet to a crawl. >>> and healthwatch this morning, the opioid crisis is taking a toll on children across the country. >> they are experiencing violent crime or abuse. >> anin west virginia they are making sure the children are not forgotten. >> how does it feel when you get angry inside?>> reporter: a nine-year-old working through the trauma he is

demit tash is being held in prison over ledge terror links . and the biggest star injure candidate for turkey's biggest opposition party the c.h.p. within a few weeks he's managed to mobilize tens of thousands bringing hope to the end he added one camp leader there though the ballot papers free of charge the stamp is free of charge the ink is free of charge stamp against injury and you will break free from it all. or even away from the mass rallies the election is the main talking point just a few weeks ago many turks saw the reelection of the president as a done deal that has now changed. it will in the very days are ahead i strongly believe this these sixteen years of darkness will come to an end. i just want justice in french oldest political life. this is the tightest election race in many years but our hearts are with the ruling a.k.p. . this hard fought election will determine whether turkey can look forward to fundamental change or whether president can strengthen his grip earlier i spoke to did correspondent yulia hot in ankara she's be

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tash hugely. emotional. intellectual. well. they're all. abuse. i'm ok but. who are. you my lad my man of my middle daughter. i don't need a salary that i'm a decent you can. add by saying laziness it is done to you. and. i'm heading for a place known locally as they will forests because the bodies of spiritual drink have been buried here for centuries. this is here at the only indication to show that's. where very here the concoction men had their bodies under the stones to prevent us from digging them up this forest remains green and still standing because the local people are afraid they are scared that the evil forest would eat them up local and jews have often used dialogue to talk to community members to stop this practice advocacy has been successful to some extent but has not been able to eradicate this from the community. we are in a more democratic than now law enforcement must take over to stamp out this once and for all but we can't find any record of anyone ever been arrested for what can only be described as a dreadful crime i've come to police headquart

set to vote for a new parliament and a new president from kurdish party leader salaheddine denver tash is in custody but that will not stop him running against incumbent president retta type heir the one our istanbul correspondent you leon reports. new hot day in years a political campaign a through and through from sun up to sundown he can be found working the streets of istanbul district he's drumming up support for the program. the voters who don't cross his path are unlikely to learn much about the party's program many turkish media outlets don't report on them if it bit you. if. we don't get any airtime on turkish t.v. the we're practically invisible and it's their broadcasters and newspapers that have reported on us but they've been shut down. they want to make it difficult for us because it's a little. head again george clooney we're not going to give up the. other mothers. according to the watchdog reporters without borders more than eighty percent of turkish media are owned by companies close to president. that is particularly evident during election campaigning. for example i

meanwhile tash farrant, has been added to the women's t20 squad for their up coming tri series, which the other side involved. captain heather knight using the tournament as a chance to prepare for the t20 world cup in west indies later this year. it is going to be a really good test for us. new zealand, south africa, some of the best t20 teams in the wild. hopefully we can perform very well and go into that tournament in november with some confidence. england full back mike brown defended his reaction following his verbal altercation with an england supporter as he left the field following saturday's defeat to south africa in bloemfontain. team mate ben youngs also walked away from a tv interview following england's fifth straight test defeat. iam nota i am not a robot, iam nota robot, iam i am not a robot, i am a iam nota robot, iam a human being. i react the way i feel at that moment in time, i am a passionate person, an emotional person, i play on agents. that is me, if people do not like it, that is them. —— i play on emotions. 0ne is them. —— i play on emotions. one more match t

republican people's party received around thirty one percent of the vote while cell had seen demo tash of the pro kurdish h.t.t.p. has pulled in just over eight percent. though everyone has said the governing alliance led by his islamic conservative party had also secured a parliamentary majority with his dual victories heir to won will assume sweeping new powers added to the presidency last year and a referendum also of those. one nation one flag one country the crowd chant led by one man rushed up to have added one has tightened his grip on power in turkey off to winning sunday's presidential poll he thanked his supporters in ankara after the electoral commission declared his victory. called the should of the winner of this election is democracy. me lou. our nation. the winners of this election every one of the eighty one million citizens. his supporters were overjoyed. then. we were at the capital of democracy and human rights the elections were perfect we've won a victory again i defy you bad one is the best president the world can also. not celebrating as the main opposition c.h.p

seven percent of the vote the imprisoned leader of the pro turk kurdish hastie pay so how to endemic tash has five point six percent of the ballots the only female candidates mal has received a seven point six percent of vote so let's go live now to jim who's in turkey's capital ankara for us jamal we are hearing the latest exit polls there oversea not the final results but pretty much going with as expected. well as expected as far as the act party and around camp are concerned they were a lot more buoyant and confident than their opponents or skeptics where in the lead up to this poll there was concern or belief that this could be. forced in for a second round of voting if earth wind doesn't reach the fifty percent threshold as you mentioned there was almost thirty percent of ballots counted so he is essentially thirty percent. lead between him and. enjoyed the c.h.p. is counted as are the two hundred fifty eight percent of the votes and injury with a heart i mean here with roughly twenty seven point seven percent of the votes there so that's as far as the act party and president of ira

karate getting well up into the thirty's here as well as is the case to little further north into tash can tell a massey high here of around twenty nine celsius with a few showers me still a few showers you notice just around armenia georgia and azerbaijan not so much in the way of wet weather across potentially though as we go on through the next couple days a little more cloud just into southern parts of amman maybe into the southeast of yemen but southern parts of saudi could see one or two spots of rain but nothing much to speak of and if anything it turns brighter as we go on through the next day or so a little more clout that was the southern end of the red sea here in doha the hot sunshine left in the temperatures to around forty three degrees celsius but yes sunshine across southern africa over the next few days but if you shasta southern parts of madagascar into mozambique. to think hard about the future. world meets the peoples of the mountain. striving to deal with the changing world. and preparing. for life. good to have you with. these are our top stories this fall ministe

tash has seven percent of the ballots as has the only female candidate meryl x. anna who it's also the first time that are choosing their president and their parliament at the same time so far party appears to be leading him with forty three percent of the c.h.p. a second with twenty two percent and the current a have about ten percent of the vote making them potential kingmakers and as i why i've good party also has ten percent but the main opposition candidate has accused the state run media of manipulating public perception of the vote the c.h.p. inches says early results are being skewed to inflate the vote of president. of course is not to be demoralized and to continue scrutinizing the vote count to protect the ballot boxes from possible fraud c.h.p. says one will not win a major majority in the first round of voting. in a moment we'll be with but it's myth who is at c.h.p. had courses in the turkish capital faster to demolish al is that the ak party's base in ankara and jamal is president i don't want to carry not to declare victory . over. time it's done

particularly in the town of ventimiglia and that's where there's an awful lot of frustration as the tash are but now reports. the colorful northern italian town of twenty mia faces the mediterranean sea in recent years it's become a stopping point for migrants trying to cross into france just a few kilometers away many. the city say they're frustrated with the situation most say france should share the burden instead of tightening its border and turning its back on its neighbor the miracle i think french should take some of the migrants because we have too many here invent a million italy take them all but france doesn't want that it's not fair europe and france have to do their part. these women say the romes recent decision to block a charity migrant risky boat sends a message to the european union that italians like them have had enough going to say thanks to solve any of the leg he's helping to reduce insecurity we don't know where to put all these people in the city center left mayor is cautious when talking about italy's new anti immigration government but he says there's no doubt

tash in eastern it cuts off a key rebel supply light instead of province allowing more pro-government troops to move in as they try to take control of the entire province. while its chemical weapons watchdog is holding a special meeting at the hague that was requested by the u.k. after a nerve agent attack on a former russian spy and his daughter in england chemical weapon. in syria will also be discussed. and germany's chancellor has discussed europe's migration crisis with spain's prime minister in berlin ahead of an e.u. summit on thursday angela merkel's under pressure from a coalition partner to find an e.u. wide solution to stem the flow of refugees and immigrants. the united states and the european union turkey to strengthen its democracy following the re-election of president russia berta one he's describing his victory as a win for democracy but critics say that his greatly expanded powers and one man rule is a danger to international monitors said the ones ruling ak party had unfair advantages during the election campaign so what are the election results mean for kurds in tu

she is her own person and is responsible but it's i want to go back to what the common tash we care deeply about racism and sexism. the same people who are saying that the samantha bee show needs to be cancels are the same people that stood behind a certain person and said that person would grab a woman by her private parts which is the same comment that the direction neighbor defines the "c" word as. and they stand behind that person and that president's show has not been cancelled. >> laura: i don't know what you mean by a president's show, that's not a phrase that makes sense to me. but there was an election. >> it makes sense very much. >> laura: i don't know what the president's show is. >> we watch episodes every day where africans are called -- >> laura: so you are saying that the president is responsible for the "c" word and the president is responsible for the "c" word being used by a liberal because i guess they are motivated by the president. >> i said the president is not responsible but the president said the same type of words and was elected into office. >> christen, let's g

karate getting well up into the thirty's here as well as is the case too little further north into tash can tell a massey high here of around twenty nine celsius with a few showers me still a few showers you notice just around armenia georgia and azerbaijan not so much in the way of wet weather across the arabian peninsula though as we go on through the next couple days a little more cloud just into southern parts of amman maybe into the southeast of you have in the southern parts of saudi could see one or two spots of blood but nothing much to speak of and if anything it turns brighter as we go on through the next day or so a little more clout that was the southern end of the red sea here in doha the hot sunshine lift in the temperatures to around forty three degrees celsius but he is sunshine across southern africa over the next few days but if you shasta southern parts of madagascar into mozambique. it wouldn't move any vestige of barack and certain of israel as coming to stay a people dispossessed a state established whatever i was able to do it from the start of everest back braver

the main opposition is a latin demo tash is complaining from jail he's from the pro kurdish h.d. people now if no one candidate gets more than fifty percent of the vote in this first round and two weeks later there's a runoff between the top two candidates that would probably mean ergo on an inch a going head to head for the parliamentary elections two alliances have been formed the ruling ak party has joined with two nationalist parties but in an attempt to stop that party keeping its parliamentary majority a number of left and right wing parties have joined together and called themselves the national alliance people in southern syria and province are fleeing towards the border with jordan as government forces step up their offensive thousands have been trying to move to safety as syrian forces target rebel held areas. the u.s. is still struggling to reunite hundreds of migrant families who were separated as a result of donald trump's immigration policy this week public pressure forced the u.s. president to sign an executive order to stop the border separations. spain's new prim

twenty fifteen but residents there are getting increasingly frustrated with the refugee presence as the tash about to report. the colorful northern italian town of fenton faces the mediterranean sea in recent years it's become a stopping point for migrants trying to cross into france just a few kilometers away many in the city say they're frustrated with the situation most say france should share the burden instead of tightening its border and turning its back on its neighbor the miracle of birth is that it and i think france should take some of the migrants because we have too many here italy takes them all but from doesn't want them it's not fair europe and france have to do their part these women say the rome's recent decision to block a charity migrant risky boat sends a message to the european union that italians like them have had enough. off get out if they say thanks to salvage any of legere he's helping reduce insecurity we don't know where to put all these people the city center left mayor is cautious when talking about italy's new anti immigration government but he says there's no

the main opposition is a latin demo tash is complaining from jail he's from the pro kurdish h.d. people now if no one candidate gets more than fifty percent of the vote in this first round and two weeks later there's a runoff between the top two candidates but would probably mean ergo on an inch a going head to head for the parliamentary elections to alliances have been formed the ruling ak party has joined with two nationalist parties but in an attempt to stop that party keeping its parliamentary majority a number of left and right wing parties have joined together and called themselves the national alliance. joins us now live from istanbul says that we've seen two big rallies today in istanbul. and the leading challenger his leading challenger would have we've been hearing from the president. yes he. had his grand valley in istanbul last week and this was a main oppositions ground rally in istanbul is the final touch as a stumble has more than fifteen million population and actually the stumble of voters are in a way the determinant of the elections and today we heard that pres

but i also have what was really fun also was to have -- my pick tashes characters interacting with real people so joe is a character in the book -- minority leader lyndon johnson a character in the book. others eisenhower everybody from 1950 washington. no spoilers so, i mean, a lot of fun in to learn about these people and figure out how to write dialogue for them by reading up on them and reading -- whether it's a robert book or others. it's try to get into their heads. if lbj were to meet my character and intern on the senate tram, and they overheard them talking about the father who was a democratic senator -- nobody has ever heard of him today but back then -- maybe this audience but -- a lot have never heard it have in 1952 ran as president from democrat from tennessee he won all of the primaries but because become then letterly it was rigged. the back room guys nominatedded by stevenson instead he was frustrated guy, and thinking about running for president again. anyway, what would lb say if he overheard us talking about that -- i shouldn't make that mistake everybody here knows

here's oh—kuh al—tun—tash from bbc turkish.ary protection regulation. the eu is already spending the first instalment, 3 billion euros, to help them. meanwhile, turkey's elections are upcoming and syrian migrants are a top topic. today, prime minister binali yildrim said 30,000 syrians with turkish nationality will be eligible to vote, but turkish society is divided. some people say syrian refugees are an economic burden. some say they are a threat to jobs and according to several data, there are criminal tensions rising in certain areas. contrary to the impression you might get listening to some leaders in the europe and the us, the un says the burden on developing countries. and the un's high commissionerfor refugees sounds less than impressed with the developed world. here is the un's high commissioner. sounding less impressed with the developed world. we are not talking about unmanageable numbers moving to the rich countries, but the contrary has happened. governments have projected an image of emergency, of invasion, and a

karate getting well up into the thirty's here as well as is the case too little further north into tash can tell a massey hall here for around twenty nine celsius with a few showers me still a few showers you notice just around armenia georgia and as a barge on not so much in the way of wet weather across the arabian peninsula though as we go on through the next couple days a little more cloud just into southern parts of amman maybe into the southeast of yemen but some pasta salad it could see one of two spots of five but nothing much to speak of and if anything it turns brighter as we go on through the next day a little more clout that was the southern end of the red sea here in doha the hot sunshine left in the temperatures to around forty three degrees celsius but he has sunshine across southern africa over the next few days but if you shasta southern parts of madagascar into mozambique. the weather. what were you hearing what were you seeing whether online horrendous things. about that or if you join us on the sat the major countries in the world so far bigger fish to fry. this is a

yes, this is so necessary from tash. rusty says we need smart people, not phones.u on twitter what do you think of this pedestrian lane for sort of users, politicize close, but 60% saying we disapprove. china isn't the only ones of we have one here in studio 1a. also, a college has lanes. and a city in germany has installed special traffic lights in the pavement. >> that's ridiculous. >> unbelievable? >> i can't imagine a lane like that crowded with a bunch of people who aren't paying attention. >> look at times square that's so pedestrian friendly. >> just on our street here. >> would it surprised you if you saw a lane like that? >> yes. >> it's coming. >> let's get the pop start. chris pratt was here yesterday. today.com teamed up to pull off a special surprise. young fans from the boys and girls clubs anxiously waited for a showing at the empire theater. what they didn't know was chris pratt was there. we'll check out the moment he surprised the crowd. >> i think we might have have one more person who wants to come down here and give hit a shot. he might know wh

united kingdom because in april he was appointed by the central african republic as their sports at tash this is obviously a highly controversial case. his name and picture do appear actually on the website of the central african republic's embassy to belgium with the european union is based. but others will argue that this is really a ruse to avoid civil proceedings so i'm sure that will be what is discussed in court. the fact is that it has been used before, this method, by others. the central african republic has a history of issuing passports and issuing diplomatic status, saw how it prospers in the british courts, we have yet to see. people who secretly take photos under someone's clothes without their consent could face up to two years in prison under a new offence being created in england and wales. the government says it will back a private members bill in the commons to tackle what's known as upskirting, as helena lee reports. it was this woman's experience two years ago which led to today's news, that upskirting will now become a specific offence. gina martin was at a festival

the main opposition is a latin demo tash is complaining from jail he's from the pro kurdish h.d.people now if no one candidate gets more than fifty percent of the vote in this first round and two weeks later there's a runoff between the top two candidates that would probably mean ergo on an inch a going head to head for the parliamentary elections two alliances have been formed the ruling ak party has joined with two nationalist parties but in an attempt to stop that party keeping its parliamentary majority a number of left and right wing parties have joined together and call themselves the national alliance because he joins us now live from istanbul heard about in the root and his ruling ak party a not assured outright wins here what are you hearing from the president on his last day of campaigning. or actually there are there are two things first this election is going to mark a presidential. and the parliamentarian on so that's challenging for both the electorate and the campaigners and added all support is much higher than his party's support when you look at the polls up par

anotherse p tashe firsert to sue backn april. >> a virginia billthe disappeari billie will be signednt law tomorrow. it creates a publicor alert syst adults. information will go out by mobile alerts media and billboards. billie was from prince george's county. she went missing last septemberiarom her job in vi beach. her body was later found in charlotte, north carolina. a homeless veteran is charged in her death. virginia governor ralph northam will hold aoreremonial signingrow morning in richmond. >> the national park service haspproved the application for a white civil rightsni rally orgad by white nationalist jason kessler. if thatou name ss familiar he's the one who was behind e charlottesvil rally last year. now he wants to hold a two day protest in lafayette park during the anniversary oly the violence that happened in charlottesville. the park service must meet with kessler before they decide whether t issue a final permit. >>> shocking new details this morning of a former archbishop washington. the sexual abuse he's accused of. ia live reports next. k plus, burger apologizin

warmup started yesterdayig realh the first check of tashe forecke thursday morning.these are the last days of ring going to feelnd herry for e of days. particularly this afternoon. today looks like the hottest day of the week with daytime highs in the mid 90s. and a heat index awful close to 100 later today. 80 at reaganl nat. 9:00 a.m. 79 dulles. 81bwi marshall here we go and unfortunately this is what we-- we're very familiar with in the summer mohs around here here. co rin a rder ifre you have elderly neighbors, makeature aindnes w cars orncool ou itside for long periods of time. if you have to work outside pron drink lots of water as the heat will be dangerous around here later this afternoon i expect that we will likely see our hottest day so far in 2018. should be dry high pressure has got us firmly anchored in sunshine and h temperatures for the next 24hi hours. 96s afternoon. nearll return a t you know how long the heat will urst and o next chance tnd wilow tuesday. okay, b guys,ack to you. >> homework assignment. >> i'll pretend i'm work fog the next the las