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they struggle to fight off who disguise themself in the people protection unit. also of the y pg. they have been fighting since last year. back by u.s. air strikes and they are under attack. the hahs remaining towns. >> the army -- the clashes between. >> this comes as the islamic state terrorists entered from turkey. the government denied fighters crossed the border and said isil fighters crossed from the western side of the town inside syria. claims that they crossed in from turkey are just lies it is not true. isil has had serious set backs. fighters havic thatten control to the edge of the province the capitol. isil has lost supply lines as well as influence isil needs to show that it still has influence and that's why it is on the offensive gend also we have the regime itself retreating from some areas and this is giving isil a big opportunity to advance and finally we have the anniversary coming up on monday and isil needs to show that it is still very influential and powerful on the ground civilians are caught up in the fighting. families have also been force to leave their

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community and same-sex marriage, as they work for change they are finding themself at odds with the teachings of their faith. roxana saberi travelled to utah to spend time with one of those mothers. >> reporter:al son and her family start together. her son stays behind. the 16-year-old says he stopped believing in the mormon faith. >> see ya. >> have a great time. >> reporter: when he felt different from everyone he knew. >> i was sixth, 7th agreed when i realized that i was probably gay. >> reporter: did you try to talk to someone? >> no, never. they think it's a disease that you can solve with prayer or talking to your bishop. and that was not okay with me. >> reporter: alison searched for guidance, in the church of jesus christ of latter day saints headquartered miles away in salt lake city, but felt they treated the topic as taboo. >> i didn't have a place to turn. i felt lost and lonely. >> reporter: until she searched online and found a group falled momma dragons. it has members across the world. mothers with gay children - offering, advice support and friendship. >> you can talk someon

the second goal of the meeting was into resolve the differences among the creditors themself. the imf wanted to be tougher on the greeks an the european commission wanted to be easier on the greeks. for them to craft a suggested program they have to reconcile those differences and that was part of last night's meeting as well. the next step is to present the suggested program to the greek prime minister. they are trying hard not to make this look like an ultimatum, a take it or leave it but ultimately it may look like just that. the next step is the formal presentation of the program and then after that we wait to see the greek's response. what is the primaries going to do. hold a vote within his own party or within the parliament will he call for an entire referendum and we don't know what happens from here but certainly we are getting down to crunch time. the key issues are the fact that the g owe the european central bank a lot of money in july and august. $3.5 billion and $3 billion respectively each month and as a result these big payments and if they don't get a disburse

the reason he would be great you find value or nobody else does so how do these candidates present themself with this value? >> he does have to differentiate himself because it is such a crowded field. but i would not dismiss cruz trustee so easily and i would not call him major pricing keas done a pretty good job of the state of new jersey. he has done a heck of a good job to raise the most republican governors association. charles: some people will never forget the gore his attitude toward romney. some will call him a chart - - a jerk but it feels like christie and donald trump for on the same platform better or worse and donald trump spent most of this week's fighting nbc and division. but is there limits? >> that is what we want right now we have political attitudes of the 14 candidates may be the reason why ben carson resonate they are a the headstrong better pushing and they're angry. republicans and especially our craving that fire in the belly stand-up leadership but that does not mean in two years when we get to november or the primary is that they will still have that. we might wa

and the article suggests that police may be backing off not only to protect themself, but also to not incite things, and that may be other people in these communities -- criminals -- are taking advantage of this. do you buy it, sharmain? >> well, i mean, look, there's probably a little bit of each of those. i mean, they could really sort of, like, be slowing down just to say, "look, you know, you guys are beating up on us, and you really shouldn't be." i mean, there was a really great article i think in january in philadelphia where they went back and looked at philadelphia and how the homicide rate has been dropping not only here but around the country. and it's called trying to have smart policing. and it doesn't mean that you aren't gonna have incidents, but that you're really trying to get in to find out who are the people who are really doing the crime, what's going on in the community, and what are the right kind of interventions, and that's not profiling. that's smart policing. and that's what we're ultimately trying to get to. >> matt, you know, i would hope -- exactly -- i wo

and i think they need to acknowledge themself as new elite is that sense of responsibility. some have more than others. a guy from salesforce.com, i think, has a better sense in some ways than perhaps jeff bezos. i'm very critical of bezos and am nonin this book but -- amazon in this book. but perhaps his investment in "the washington post" will make him more civic minded. >> host: what we really need is an informal bill of responsibility. what would be included in that? >> guest: responsibility to behave towards each other with respect, to respect other people's property, not to steal content online, not to hide behind anonymity and bully people to the extent that they commit suicide having -- and on the other side in terms of the companies themselves, having a respect, real respect for the consumer. we hear the ideology of the consumer, everything is supposed to be in the name of the consumer. but really it's the consumer who's being exploited because our day is being mined. and thirdly in terms of responsibility, companies like amazon, i think, need to show more responsib

be treated equally but, you know employers need to realize that those things aren't happening by themself you need to take some extra steps . john: well, i say if what you say were true, somebody would take active steps and hire women and get rich. i keep waiting for it to happen, it doesn't happen. >> you need a little pushing. a lot of them . john: thank you to join this argument, please follow me on twitter at fbn, use that hashtag science wars or like the facebook page and then i get to find out what you think. coming up do you know that eating chocolate is good for you? >> get your chocolate out and let's lose some weight. >> german scientists found out your diet works better, faster if you combine it with dark chocolate get your chocolate out and let's lose some weight . john: let's. i've got my dark chocolate out, i can't wait to gobble this stuff down, who knew after all these years of avoiding chocolate i could use this and lose weight. and it must be true, there was a study. except of course it's not true. eating chocolate won't help you lose 10% anymore weight, chocolate is hig

be treated equally but, you know employers need to realize that those things aren't happening by themself you need to take some extra steps . john: well, i say if what you say were true, somebody would take active steps and hire women and get rich. i keep waiting for it to happen, it doesn't happen. >> you need a little pushing. a lot of them . john: thank you to join this argument, please follow me on twitter at fbn, use that hashtag science wars or like the facebook page and then i get to find out what you think. coming up do you know that eating chocolate is good for you? >> get your chocolate out and let's lose some weight. doug. you've been staring at that for a while, huh? listen, td ameritrade has former floor traders to help walk you through that complex trade. so you'll be confident enough to do what you want. i'll pull up their number. blammo. let's get those guys on the horn. oooo. looks like it is time to upgrade your phone, douglas. for all the confidence you need. td ameritrade. you got this. >> german scientists found out your diet works better, faster if you combine it wit

things like loitering or panhandling or drug related ordinances that are basically themself-medicating and none of those situation he are the sort of thing that we should have them in a jail or prison. >> but john there are plenty of mentally ill people who have committed horrible crimes. the jails are full of people like them, right? what do you do with them? >> there's a combination of people but i think vast majority are those folks who are simply there because they are not getting the treatment they need in the community. >> all right. so what's the answer? >> the answer is pretty simple. the answer is providing that scare in the community. we have gotten to a point now where these sort of situations, these sort of traj tragedies that we hear about every day are obvious and predictable. we know when we cut mental health resources when we don't do the right things with our laws and with our treatment programs this sort of situation is going to happen. we shouldn't be acting surprised at this point. >> john snook it's good to see you. thank you for joining us. >>> a top white house b

be treated equally but, you know employers need to realize that those things aren't happening by themself you need to take some extra steps . john: well, i say if what you say were true, somebody would take active steps and hire women and get rich. i keep waiting for it to happen, it doesn't happen. >> you need a little pushing. a lot of them . john: thank you to join this argument, please follow me on twitter at fbn, use that hashtag science wars or like the facebook page and then i get to find out what you think. coming up do you know that eating chocolate is good for you? >> get your chocolate out and let's lose some weight. >> german scientists found out your diet works better, faster if you combine it with dark chocolate get your chocolate out and let's lose some weight . john: let's. i've got my dark chocolate out, i can't wait to gobble this stuff down, who knew after all these years of avoiding chocolate i could use this and lose weight. and it must be true, there was a study. except of course it's not true. eating chocolate won't help you lose 10% anymore weight, chocolate is hig

be treated equally but, you know employers need to realize that those things aren't happening by themself you need to take some extra steps . john: well, i say if what you say were true, somebody would take active steps and hire women and get rich. i keep waiting for it to happen, it doesn't happen. >> you need a little pushing. a lot of them . john: thank you to join this argument, please follow me on twitter at fbn, use that hashtag science wars or like the facebook page and then i get to find out what you think. coming up do you know that eating chocolate is good for you? >> get your chocolate out and let's lose some weight. there's something out there. it's a highly contagious disease. it can be especially serious- even fatal to infants. unfortunately, many people who spread it may not know they have it. it's called whooping cough. and the cdc recommends everyone, including those around babies, make sure their whooping cough vaccination is up to date. understand the danger your new grandchild faces. talk to your doctor or pharmacist about you and your family getting a whooping cough v

not about serving yourself rather it was about the privilege to serve those who can't always serve themself. someone once said don't wait to make your son a great man, make him a great boy. from the time we left the hospital 42 years ago my dad spent every moment that he possibly could with us. no event was too small. no event was too great. we traveled with him up and down the state, across the country, around the world. we went to thousands of speeches chicken dinners, debates. we rode the train with him for thousands of miles.

. >> when you have a candidate that needs to humanize themself, it's not self-evidently obvious how -hink mitt romney was a lot worse than hillary clinton was. i'm biased towards her. but, i mean, yeah, i think binders full of women. hillary hasn't made comments like he did. >> the clinton foundation is the number one example lately. benghazi. lack of emails from her tenure as secretary of state. so many things that voters will want to know about and know the answers to. that's her -- her talking about her mother doesn't have anything to do with it. melissa: we'll leave it there. thanks to all of you. david: facebook unveiling the new oculus rift. three years after a prototype made its debut. it will go on sale early next year. no word on a price. oculus said when paired with all the pc needed to run the headset, it will sell for about 1500 bucks. we'll see it if sells. coming up, what the 100-year-old woman says is the secret to living a long life. you're not going to believe it. you may be very happy about it, by the way. that's next. ♪ this allergy season, will you be a sound sleep

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be treated equally but, you know employers need to realize that those things aren't happening by themself you need to take some extra steps . john: well, i say if what you say were true, somebody would take active steps and hire women and get rich. i keep waiting for it to happen, it doesn't happen. >> you need a little pushing. a lot of them . john: thank you to join this argument, please follow me on twitter at fbn, use that hashtag science wars or like the facebook page and then i get to find out what you think. coming up do you know that eating chocolate is good for you? >> get your chocolate out and let's lose some weight. it's part adrenaline and part adventure. it's part geek and part chic. it's part relaxation and part exhilaration. it's part sports car and part suv. and the best part? the 2015 gla. it's 100% mercedes-benz. ♪ ♪ ♪ get excited for the 1989 world tour with exclusive behind the scenes footage all of taylor swift's music videos interviews, and more. xfinity is the destination for all things taylor swift. >> german scientists found out your diet works better, faster if

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. >> that is horrific for anybody to call themself a communist.asn't worked well around the world. >> what hasn't worked well? john: communism. >> we've talked about this before. socialism works fine here in certain instance, you know? we have social security. john: the -- >> social security is by far the best antipoverty measure this country has -- john: address that. >> where it's much more equal that transfer payments are a really good way to insure dignity. john: social security and scandinavia. you take it. >> scandinavia is nowhere near the heaven that jesse portrays it, and it's nowhere near as socialist as people portray it. they have less regulations than we do, it has school choice. it is far freer in terms of the economy. yes, they have massive wealth transfer -- >> exactly what i'm arguing for. >> and that is holding them back. [laughter] that -- >> no. >> bankruptcy in 1994 where they had to shrink those wealth transfers since then. and, look, it hurts human dignity the, to use jesse's words. >> millions of children who live in povert

influence because the sunnis are willing to make a deal with the shia and the iranians would save themself from isis. >> and arwa, thank you. and a commander from the army in europe and also joining us, the united states ambassador in afghanistan and in iraq and at the united nations, ambassador, the isis fighters, these are no ordinary fighters these are fanatics and what do you need to do to defeat these fanatics? >> they are fanatics but a number of them are professional military people that used to be part of saddam hussein's apartmenty. to contain them so they don't move out of anbar into baghdad, you need a political deal. and sometimes in a crisis that heats up, there is an opportunity and the opportunity is to -- for diplomacy for our senior diplomatic people to engage to get a settlement between sunni and shias in iraq so the sunni can be armed ultimately they have to defeat isis. >> but can regional partners of the united states, the jordans, can they help. >> they have to be at the table. you have to have the iranians, the saudis and the turks at the table for a settlement of ir

route after woman who is trying to progress and go to college and graduate and make something of themself, and get a completely life. so i don't agree it at all. >> others? >> i feel if that's what they want to do, they have a right to. >> despite the nayid campaign, club says they are not seeing any more applicants than normal. >> onto your fox 29 weather authority now. a taste of italy today in media, delaware county. the italian-american heritage festival drawing hundreds to rose tree park. visitors got to look at some classic italian cars. and to taste some really authentic italian treats, all while taking in today's beautiful sunny weather and i don't know if we could have asked for a better day. dave? >> i'm not paying attention after i saw that roasted pork. >> really? >> wonder if they're still throughout. >> looks good. beautiful weather. i grew up in that area, great park, certainly nice weather glad it was today tomorrow could be little different story. in fact, much different story first off when you step outside tonight, you will feel the humidity down, temperatures nice and

the dinosaur jokes write themself the." storming the box office across the world, making more than $500,000 in the first weekend. the grand total just in north america was $208.8 million. that's the most money any movie has made on the opening weekend. the avengers are in second place. it made more in other parts of the world. $315 million. >> this is why "jurassic world" broke all records. people absolutely love this franchise. this movie brings together the best elements of the original movie, and it updates them for today's audience, and that paid off handsomely for universal. >> reporter: this is not the first time jurassic has rewritten the record books. the original dine owe theme park was the first ever to top $50 million at the box office on opening weekend. >> oh, no. >> reporter: but subsequent sequels stumbled. so how did "jurassic world" manage to exceed even insider expectations? first, it's in 3d, which means more money. chris pratt, and the star power. and nostalgia. >> this was a brilliant strategic move to

. >> that is horrific for anybody to call themself a communist. hasn't worked well around the world. >> what hasn't worked well? john: communism. >> we've talked about this before. socialism works fine here in certain instance, you know? we have social security. john: the -- >> social security is by far the best antipoverty measure this country has -- john: address that. >> where it's much more equal that transfer payments are a really good way to insure dignity. john: social security and scandinavia. you take it. >> scandinavia is nowhere near the heaven that jesse portrays it, and it's nowhere near as socialist as people portray it. they have less regulations than we do, it has school choice. it is far freer in terms of the economy. yes, they have massive wealth transfer -- >> exactly what i'm arguing for. >> and that is holding them back. [laughter] that -- >> no. >> bankruptcy in 1994 where they had to shrink those wealth transfers since then. and, look, it hurts human dignity the to use jesse's words. >> millions of children who live in pover

they come here from africa to build a better life and they say to themself if i'm careful, if i'm careful i can reach this good thing as long as nothing bad happens. and then i happen to him. you want to be the bad? you want to be the bad? >> when i was 17 one of my friends suggested to me why don't you carry a gun? you need this. so i took up a gun. i held it. and then this gun became my security. >> the bullet shot into the crowd were real last night at a premiere of the movie "godfather 3." >> i head to the movie theater with a group of friends. another group of teens came in yelling. pretty soon an argument erupt twed that group and my group. one of them pulled out a gun and fired it. i returned fire. >> police rushed in to find four innocent victims wounded in the crossfire. two of them teenagers, including tremayne hall. >> i didn't think i was going to hit anybody, but i did it anyway. a little boy was shot. he died that night. >> and it's that fast and it's over and it's done and you don't even know what you did. and by the time you understand it is too late. >> when i think of th

[cheering and applause] steve: everybody's here trying to win themself a lot of cash and the possibilityew hair-turning ford fusion hybrid, right there. [cheering and applause] steve: hey, will. how you doing, man? will: all is well. steve: will, what do you do? will: i work in insurance claims. been there about 15 years. i am married to a beautiful wife, stacy, for 15. i have a 10-year old son and twin girls that are 8. they're 8-year old twin girls. steve: you're in a world of pain, partner. [laughter] will: oh, yeah. steve: i don't know. they ain't coming yet. see, you--your oldest one is a boy? will: my oldest son is, uh, 10. steve: you don't even know what this is. them girls right there. i can't tell you the pain you're headed for. i got twin daughters, man. pain. [laughter] pain. they want to date at the same time. pain. they want to drive at the same time. pain. they're gonna go to college at the same time. pain. yeah, buddy. you got a life of pain coming after you right here. oh, i got twin daughter. they 8. ha ha hee hee hate. [laughter]

youyou know, i use today work in pittsburgh lots of hills though pace themself. that's difficult walk. we wish them the best. thank you. >> thanks, justin. >>> right now 6:21, hey my goodness, another eagles pro-bowler is sent packing hear his message to fans, after he's cut by the birds. >> i know, and he we'll show you some of this year's best senior pranks by local student, you will be talking about some of these for days, i think. >> oh, yes. >> i want to know what your senior prank is, too, tell me on twitter. we'll be right back. new jersey's supreme court has spoken but teachers and school employees still fear for their futures. because rather than solving the pension crisis the court says politicians can continue to ignore it. that's just wrong. teachers and school employees have paid billions into their pensions. but the state has failed. the legislature can fix what governor christie has broken - ... before it ends up costing billions more. it's time for fiscal responsibility. fund the pensions now. >> let's get our traffic and weather together. kick th

so it's just tough to secure those types of areas if you have someone who wants to blow themself up orother threats of that nature. and we just don't know or can track all of the bad guys that are out there today. >> dickerson: you mentioned social media report that state department's frustrated with the social media response to the isis social media in your view what is the solution? is it better tweets or going and attacking the people who are sending out the social media messages from isis? >> radical jee haddists have gotten better from now,000 they're very good now. at communicating in english and very good at communicating through separate avenues to where it's very difficult to track. and so that is why when you get a young person who is willing to get into these chat rooms go on the internet get radicalized something that we're -- not only unprepared we're just not used to it in this country. >> dickerson: how do we fix it? >> i this it's going to be very difficult. number one we have to have a long term strategy to defeat radical jee haddism especially in the middle east. >> d

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as any public official and my point is because of this arrange m that former secretary had with themself, you're not in a position to do the same you would with any public official because vice president biden and obama don't have the their personal attorneys going through the e-mails to decide what to return and not. i assume in your position as an apologizely kill non-political unbias position. am i correct? >> yes, sir. >> i believe the department of state has an insect torepector general, am i right? >> i asked them to look into system of issues. we are co-rare cooperating with them. >> do you know who nominated the kerr renl current inspector general? >> i don't have that information at my fingertips but i can get back to you. >> you don't have to. it was president obama. do you know who controlled the senate when he was confirmed? do you know what the vote was? it was unanimous. >> i knew you were going to give me that information. laugh [ laughter ] >> it was unanimous. i do know the answer to those two. he was unanimously confirmed by a senate controlled by the democrats which ma