. >>> and texting and walking can be dangerous, but it's not illegal in one major u.s. city. how people there are reacting. >>> right now, misty skies and fog around san francisco at 62 degrees, clear for now in san jose. one of the spots will have a chance of climbing tomorrow. more on the heat wave and a chance of thunder in the forecast when we come back. >>> new video at 11:00, thousands of people forced to evacuate an outdoor music festival in barcelona spain because of this. a fire broke out on the stage. this is amateur video from the scene. 22,000 people were there. they were all told to evacuate, and they did. and festival organizers say nobody was hurt. they said a technical malfunction set off the fire on the stage near some speakers. no official cause has been determined. >>> now to a developing story overseas. a show of force bit united states military tonight. u.s. bombers flew over the korean peninsula in response to north korea's latest missile test. and president trump took to twitter, to criticize china for not doing enough to rein in north korea's president

north korea pro claims another break through towards a nuclear-tipped missile that could reach u.s. citiesbassador nikki haley sent a strong message to any country not willing to work together against the threat.

allegedly showing the intercontinental ballistic missile that could put major u.s. cities in striking range. cameras in northern japan capturing video of the missile. falling into the sea just 230 miles off the coast. the videos have not been independently verified by nbc news. the late night launch supervise called the missile t could h as peopl streets of p weeks, there is new n deliver a nuclear because he his technology in yesterday, have sparked what appears to be an arms race. rival south korea saying the latest launch of a missile which could reach the u.s., may trigger fundamental change in the security of the entire region. our correspondent is in seoul tonight with the very latest. >> reporter: tonight, striking new images released by north korea. allegedly showing the intercontinental ballistic missile that could put major u.s. cities in striking range. cameras in northern japan capturing video of the missile. falling into the sea just 230 miles off the coast. the videos have not been independently verified by nbc news. the late night launch was supervised by ki

reported to have taken another major step forward, breaking through the wall guarding the old city. ae u.s. military says it's warplanes based in the region fired missiles to punch 2 holes in the medieval walls surrounding the old city. were unable to take the heavilyside fortified area where it is estimated 2000 islamic state fighters are holding out. among those involved in this battle is a british man. we have made excellent inroads into the city. among theonfidence sdf fighters on the ground, it is incredibly high. we looking to see raqqa completely done. it is the heart of the so-called islamic state. reporter: to the east iraqi troops are very close to pushing the islamic state completely out of the other major stronghold, the strategic city of mosel. -- city of mosul. it has taken eight months to reach at this point with a handful of militants fighting in a tiny corner of the city. 's claims are almost at an end. with pockets of territory elsewhere the militants will still pose a threat. i.s. on the back foot in syria and iraq. the first visit to israel by an indian prime minister.

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honolulu is now the first major u.s. city to pass legislation targeting distracted walkers as they step off the curb. you're no longer allowed to text while crossing the street there. in fact-- pedestrians can no longer use laptops, video games, or cameras while crossing the road. honolulu's mayor signed the thursday. reactions are mixed. right now there's a grace period. but starting october 25th, first time violators will be fined up to 35 dollars. there are exceptions. listening to music on your headphones-- is still ok. at xx time for weather. toss to veronica spectacular start to the week lots of sun with low humidity 90s return midweek (not too humid) tracking best rain friday today: mostly sunny, comfortably warm highs: 82-88 winds: north to sw 5-10 mph tonight: mostly clear & comfortable lows: 68-73 winds: sw 5-10 mph tuesday: partly sunny, ideal for outdoors highs: 84-89 winds: sw 5-10 mph and you may recognize some of the guest announcers. our abc-7 team is getting in the game, and up next is our own adrianna hopkin

u.s. mainland, by some estimates possibly as far as cities on the east coast. nd u.s. military did not waste time in responding to this. they conducted live fire exercises, even firing missiles into the ocean. a show of force clearly intended to send a message to pyongyang to this highly provocative action. president trump saying it would take all steps necessary to protect the u.s. homeland. tillerson also weighing in singling out russia and china calling them the principal economic enablers. he went on to say the united states seeks the peaceful denuclearization of the korean coast. strong words, but that said, since president trump took office back in january, kim jong-un has tested ballistic missiles has tested missiles on 12 occasions. he has conducted more ballistic miss ile launches than his fathr and grandfather involved. while this test does certainly contribute to regional and global tensions the response to the tests are also ratcheting up tensions. the south korean president said he would be working with the u.s. to deploy a highly missile launch sys

. >>> honolulu is now the first major u.s. city to ban a law texting while crossing the street. the mayor signed a bill this week. you just can't look down at the phone. the same rule applies to video games and cameras. the law goes into effect october 25th. >>> a four-year-old colorado girl found a terrifying problem with the new house her family moved into. >> i heard sounds when people weren't up. >> sidney was concerned that there would be monsters in our new house at night. >> she suspected lurking in the family's new home. they just met policeman and called him to root out the monsters. >> he gave her his flashlights and checked every area house. >> now your acuweather forecast withdr with drew tuma. >> we are tracking warmer weathers coming up. clouds bumped up right along the coast. coming up empty-handed. but just to our east. showing you active weather coming off of the sierra crest. 97 lightning strikes in the past 30 minutes. live look from our east bay camera. nothing says summer like the fog on the coast. here is the call, inland tomorrow, you are going to notice a

missiles capable of striking major u.s. cities from los angeles to chicago.t is not known is whether north korea could put nuclear warheads on those missiles. all this playing out as the white house struggles to find discipline and order and get on message with two top officials booted in one week. can the president's new chief of st staff, jump start the agency and agenda there in the white house? trump administration sending a harsh warning to venezuela's president tonight. the venezuelan people and democracy will prevail.

they are capable of striking u.s. cities including los angeles and chicago. l unclear whether they could place a nuclear warhead on the missil missiles, the u.s. is wasting no time. they flew two b-1 bombers on a round trip. th carried out a successful test as the missile defendant system known as thad. cnn is live on the korean peninsula and in washington. in addition no that fly over, the missile defense test, what else are we hearing? >> reporter: the most visible aspect is the military show of force. the thad system test, bomber fly over. there are sanctions. the current sanctions that are being pushed forward and there's the root of diplomacy that means china. nikki haley releasing a statement saying there isn't a point in calling emergency security council session. she said quote an additional security council resolution that does not significantly increase the international pressure on north korea is of no value. in fact, it's worse than nothing because it sends is message that the international community is unwilling to seriously challenge him. china m

pence warns north korea that all options are on the table after a missile test proves that major u.s. cities are now within range of the rogue nuclear power. moscow lashing out at the new u.s. sanctions bill that right now is sitting on the president's desk. hundreds of staffers booted. the kremlin warns it may not stop there. a lot to get to this monday morning on cnn. sara murray is at the white house. a new chief of staff will be in place. what does that really mean for the president? >> reporter: that's what we're waiting to see. many of the president's allies are hoping that this retired four-star general john kelly will be able to come in and create a fresh start, kickstart the president's agenda, but also calm down some of the chaos and backfighting we've seen in the west wing. his first official day is today, as you said. in just about 30 minutes there will be a swearing in ceremony for john kelly in the oval office. after that, they move on to a cabinet meeting. this will be a fascinating new set of dynamics. we are expecting attorney general jeff sessions to be there in the room al

>>> a new missile launch by north korea, and experts fear this one had the range to hit major u.s. citiesncluding l.a., denver and chicago. >>> kicking the habit. new moves by the feds, how they're trying to make everything from cigarettes to vaping less addictive. >>> and close encounters. the new warnings at some of the busiest beaches in america. >>> "nightly news" begins right now.

honolulu is the first major u.s. city to pass a law about distracted walkers. listening to music on a phone or talking is okay because you're not looking down. >> it's to curb bad behavior. >> fines are up to $99. the new law goes into effect in october. >>> could a car alarm reminding you to check your backseat prevent children from dieing in hot cars. coming up. a push on capitol hill. >>> the president is urging congress to pass the healthcare bills. several protesters hit the streets. we'll have details on a rally planned today here in san francisco. food. water. internet. we need it to live. but what we don't need are surprises, like extra monthly fees. i see you, fee, played by legendary actress anjelica huston. you got me, mark. we just want fast internet for one, simple rate. for all the streaming and the shopping and the newsing, but most of all... for the this. internet for one everyday simple price and no extra monthly fees. >>> live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> good morning, everyone. it's monday, july 31st. and i'm michell

but now it's illegal in one major u.s. city.e reacting there. >>> and we've got fog along the coast and low lying clouds overlooking san jose right now. this will burn off. bin the way. we'll talk about some of the hottest spots for today. as we head into the work week coming up in a few minutes. >>> welcome back at 7:14 on sunday morning. we're taking a live look outside from san [lpjose. you can see some cloud cover there and low lying fog. the sun is shine. the tem the temperatures will be warmer than yesterday. thousands of people forced to evacuate an outdoor music festival in bars lone yashgs spain, because of a massive fire that broke out on the stage and incinerated it. this is video from the tomorrow land electronic music festival. 22,000 people were evacuated. the festival organizers say amazingly everyone did get out and no one was hurt. fire q rutáurt(ujuj say it's possible that a technical malfunction set off the fire on the stage near some speakers. >>> honolulu is the first major city in the nation to impose a ban

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american conservative institute hosts the discussion on ways to encourage robust urban development and u.s. citiesnd towns. that is at 5:30 p.m. eastern. >> we have been on the road meeting the winners of the documentary competition. in east london connecticut jack mcdonald and kyle and victoria were handed $1500 for the documentary on environmental justice. winnerse mention received $250 for their documentary on health care. concord, massachusetts to hand out a second price to students won the second place prize of $1500 for their documentary on the wage gap. in massachusetts, students from north hampton high one and honorable mention prize of 200 $50 for the documentary on century cities and immigration reform . massachusetts, they received an honorable mention prize of $250 for the documentary on the opioid epidemic. thank you to all the students who took part in the 2017 competition. to watch any of the videos go to studentcam.org a theme of the constitution and year. choose any provision and create a video illustrating why it is important. << several countries have led a blockade against qata

in may, the airline cut lights 25 u.s. cities. 's rolledop band back across the middle east, airports and airlines worldwide are bracing for a new way of flight restrictions. the u.s. department of homeland security says in -- says screening is due to affect 300 house and passengers traveling on 100 80 airlines from almost 300 airports around the world. kate: the major european markets close slightly higher despite the geopolitical tensions limning in the middle east. banking and financial sectors helped to boost trade across the board. wall street has been a bit more cautious during this trading session, turning slightly up word as the federal reserve said it's policy makers were divided on the risks of inflation and the timing of the next interest rate hike. the nasdaq outperforming, trading up half a percentage point. oil prices have taken a hit as a sternal data showed opec output had risen despite an agreement to limit production. international brand not far behind. some of these other business headlines -- volvo phasing out t

>>> a new miss ool launch by north korea and experts fear this one had the range to hit major u.s. cities including l.a., denver>>> kick. new moves by the feds, how they're trying to make everything from cigarettes to vaping less addictive. se>> and clo encounters. the new warnings that some of the busiest beaches in america. >>> "nightly news"

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by the early 1980s, major u.s. cities with large black populations -- cleveland, detroit, chicago, washington, philadelphia -- had elected black mayors. between 1970 and 2010, the number of black elected officials grew from fewer than 1500 to more than 10,000 in this country. including, of course, a black president. in addition, we saw a proliferation of black police chiefs and assume superintendents and council members and state legislators. racially-gerrymandered voting districts were created to insure the election of blacks to congress and so forth. the problem is that all of this political clout has never really paid off economically for the black poor. which is what we were told would happen. you look at how black underclass fared in coleman young's detroit or marian barry's washington d.c. as my manhattan institute colleague, fred siegel, has noted, these black mayors created these unbeatable political machines in the name of helping the poor, yet the poor became even more impoverished on their watch. mississippi ha

is it beyond the realm of possibility that this missile could eventually hit other major u.s. citiesyond the realm of possibility, absolutely not. take a look at this. when you talk about the range of something like this, you're talking about the ability to cover a long distance. we could put a green light on this because they basically figured out how to give it range. they need some refinement, but they could keep pushing the range out there technologically now and they could get it to reach hawaii maybe or other u.s. cities over time. now, important caveat here. what about accuracy? this is a big yellow light, a caution light for them right now because there is no sign yet they mastered that part of it. getting a missile to fly that far is one thing. if you hit what you're aiming it is quite another. remember, earlier this year they had big failures in their missile tests as well. the reason you build intercontinental ballistic missiles is to carry nuclear warheads. there is no indication they have figured out how to make them small enough and reliable enough to ride on any of the

. >>> the fastest growing millennial population than any top ten u.s. cities. >> it's almost a case that is made for companies to be here to be able to attract that talent because they recognize that they can't get young educated workers to go to suburban locations. >> tracks these trends. she says the population of greater center city has ballooned by more than 25% recently. companies are attracted to that expanding work force. food giant arrow mark is moving into new headquarters at market street and chemical company fmc recently moved to larger headquarters in university city. >> the striking current wave of development impacts almost every part of the scity. >> says development is not just downtown. points to major growth happening in these neighborhoods, new homes, buildings and businesses are going up. >> reporter: coming up. the navy yard with an early area of growth. about to see some more big changes. highlight those ahead in our next hour. katy zachary, nbc 10 news. >>> tomorrow take a closer look at university city. show you how that neighborhood is

police in the u.s. cityf boston say several people have an injured near logan airport after a taxi plowed into a group of pedestrians. the driver remained at the scene and was queststioned. the incident is not appear to be terrorism-related. u.s. president trump has offered to help a terminally ill british baby after his family lost a legal battle to have him treated in the u.s. his tweet comes one day after the pope criticized a court ruling that life support should be withdrawn against his parent's wishes. a saudi-led coalition of states has given qatar another 40 hours to respond to a list of demands including shutting down al jazeera tv in breaking off ties with iran. saudi arabia, the united air it -- united arab emirates, isolated guitar after accusing it of supporting terrorist groups. more floododsn southern china after reports of at least 15 killlled over the last few days. hundreds of thousands more had to be evacuated their homes. the semi-rainy season often brings heavy rain to the region bringin

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similar marches happened in dozens of u.s. cities. some accuse the president of obstruction of justice and violating the constitution. >>> president trump ended sunday with tweets. one in particular targeted the dishonest media. this comes after tweeting a video this morning slamming cnn. >> reporter: president trump continued his war on the media sunday tweeting a mock video targeting cnn. the original video is from when the -- shows him wrestling to the ground. the video comes on the heels of a tweet storm. supporters say the president has a right to defend himself when he feels he is being attacked. >> expressing himself. i think that is why he was elected. >> reporter: cnn called the tweet juvenile and said it is a sad day when the president of the united states encourages violence against reporters. the president's tweet came as the sunday morning news shows were prepared to discuss the gop healthcare battle. republicans are split on whether they can repeal and replace obama care or repeal now and work on a replacement later this

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>>> a new missile launch by north korea, and experts fear this one had the range to hit major u.s. cities including l.a., denver and chicago. >>> kicking the habit. new moves by the feds, how they're trying to make everything from cigarettes to vaping less addictive. >>> and close encounters. the new warnings at some of the busiest beaches in america. >>> "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt. >>> good evening and welcome to our viewers in the west. thank you for being here. we begin with a story that broke late today. the power struggle in the west wing of the white house has claimed another casualty. president trump announced by twitter this afternoon that he is replacing chief of staff reince priebus with homeland security secretary general john kelly. priebus' exit after six months on the job comes a day after he was excoriated by new white house communications director anthony scaramucci and just a week after sean spicer's abrupt resignation as press secretary. our kristen welker is at the white

by the early 1980s major u.s. cities with large black populations detroit chicago washington philadelphia have elected black mayor's. between 1970 and 2010 the number of black elected officials grew from 250 to more than 10,000 including of course a black president. in addition we saw the proliferation of black police chiefs, school superintendents councilmembers state legislators racially gerrymandered voting districts were created to ensure the election of blacks to congress and so forth. the problem with the political clout has never paid off economic weight in the black corner which is what we were told would happen. if you look at how the black underclass faired from coleman young's detroiter marion barry's washington d.c. or sharpe james newark the manhattan institute colleague fred segal has noted these black mayors created the unbeatable political machine in the name of helping the poor and the poor became even more impoverished. mississippi has long boasted more black elected officials than any other state in th

north korea pro claims another break through towards a nuclear-tipped missile that could reach u.s. cities. u.s. ambassador nikki haley sent a strong message to any country not willing to work together against the threat. >> it makes no sense to not join together against this threat on north korea. they have not had any care for russia or china. they are not going to listen to anything that you say. so it's time that we all stand together and say we'll not put up with this action. to sit there and oppose sanctions or go in defiance of a new resolution means you are holding the hands of jim congress un. charles: we -- of kim jong-un. first thing we saw this morning was a joint communique between china and russia wagging their financial officers at america for prove vision. >> they have obviously been talking behind the scenes to come out with a joint statement that quickly. what they have to realize is things are going to get contentious for them. if we goat back channel with the japanese like maybe stepping up p up and taking some of our troops from korea if the koreans won't let us do wha

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. >>> meanwhile sessions says that the justice department will in the get any u.s. cities grant money unless cities give federal immigration authorities access to jails in the cities alert them when someone facing deportation is released from custody. philadelphia is a sanctuary city and right now refuse toss cooperate with immigration authorities. spokeswoman for mayor jim kenney says marries reviewing new conditions and will comment at a late are time. >>> we are hearing from sunoco this morning after a federal judge issued an injunction to stop company's statewide pipeline project, the 350-mile pipeline would carry liquid natural gas from ohio, across pennsylvania, and to reach a processing facility in marcus hook delaware county. issue now goes before the pennsylvania public utility commission. west goshen township filed for the injunction to halt construction of the pipeline after complaints over water service interruptions and other issues. now sunoco's response read in part we believe that the full hearing before the environmental hearing board will demonstrate we h

released by north korea allegedly showing the interconnental ballistic missile that could put major u.s. cities. cameras in japan capture video of the missile falling into the sea. the videos have not been independently verified by nbc news. the late night launch was supervised by kim jong-un, who called the missile test a serious warning that their weaponed could hit the entire u.s. mainland. >> kim jong-un is dangerous because he's unpredictable and his technology in developing this missile system, which might hit the u.s., the mainland, is advancing. and we don't appear to have a strategy to deal with it. and he's taking advantage of that. >> despite this is now triggering an arms buildup in asia with south korea confirming talks with the u.s. for stronger missiles. they ordered rapid deployment of the u.s. missile defense system here that was suspended in may. ia pan may also boost its missile defenses and consider preemptative strikes. and the u.s. has been testing missile interceptors in alaska with more launched planned for this weekend. the arms buildup here suggests korea is nervous ab

himself planting drugs at a crime scene just the latest security incident it's a fact that troubled u.s. city. you're watching out international live from our moscow studio with mean a day or two to welcome to the program. fresh clashes between israeli place and muslim protesters are breaking out right now in jerusalem as the palestinian so-called day of rage continues. i was i to do. i. lose i. i. well let's find out more as to what's going on that cross to our middle east correspondent paula paula. we're seeing some pretty violent scenes at the moment can you update us on the situation. well for the last hour there's been complete chaos here in front of the al aqsa mosque i'm standing just in front of one of the police barriers we arrived here during the day prayers we were on the side where i would say on two to three thousand time this thing is we're training they were heating a call on the spiritual leader not to interview alex and not to credit of the hospital counted yet and pray in front of the net of detectives that he has been detected that these major parties have setup since last

. >>> finally tonight, it's been a mystery in one major u.s. city. strangers have been finding random anonymous notes filled with kind words that brighten their day. they didn't know who was leaving them, but our catie beck gets to the bottom of it in tonight's "inspiring america" report. >> reporter: shannon wasser used to search for signs of hope. now she searches for places to leave them. she drops notes. >> hello, stranger. >> reporter: each unique and often penned at the roadside, writing down what will later lift someone up. >> you are worthy. you are seen. and you are enough. >> reporter: wasser didn't always feel that way about herself. >> i got really involved in drugs and got arrested a few times. i just felt like worthless. >> reporter: but she turned her life around, and now the wife and mother of three -- >> take a breath, close your eyes. >> reporter: spends her time as a roaming optimist disappearing before her encouraging words are unsealed. >> sneaky. i try to be really sneaky about it. >> reporter: she's left more than a thousand at

accidentally filmed himself planting drugs at a crime scene just the latest security incident a troubled u.s. city. you're watching altie international live from our moscow studio with me. welcome to the program fresh clashes between israeli police and muslim protests as a breaking out in jerusalem as the palestinian so-called day of rage continues. thank you. thank god was. the protests erupted after israeli authorities installed security cameras are left in tact as at the revered al aksa last following a deadly shooting there last week middle east correspondent for this they have the latest on what's happening right now in jerusalem nationals have just broken out here in front of the al aqsa mosque an obvious radio police have gathered around one person and they've got him on the ground there the police just bear with me if a way forward and they've grabbed somebody on the ground they say holding down at the same time there's a strong smell of tear gas in the area we were just standing here and all of a sudden as the day praise stopped the whole situation exploded now there is a noticeably highe

and this time, they plan to distribute them in a u.s. city. >>> if you are on social media, you cannot avoid seeing hashtag #voterendon. that's the only way fans can send the nats' third baseman to the all-star game by using that hashtag. it is the final fan vote to get one more player in. rendon who has a -- of course had a great first half of the season. if he gets enough votes join five other nats at the game in miami last week and it would be his first all-star appearance. >>> and rendon is getting plenty of support from some of the bigger names here in the dmv on twitter. and some very creative. how about katie ledecky tweeting? saying help rendon get over the line. yes. and then there's the analyst pf santangelo saying make america orange again. rendon repping orange in the -- votes. and wizards' guard bradley beal also getting involved and th local pro teams like the kastles supporting rendon. showing their support respecting the flow with this hair and teammates making it simple like trey turner with the hashtag #partythere -- all rig

allegedly showing the intercontinental ballistic missile that could put major u.s. cities in striking range. cameras in northern japan capturing video of the missile. falling into the sea just 230 miles off the coast. the videos have not been independently verified by nbc news. the late night launch was supervised by kim jung-unwho called the missile test a serious warning that the weapons could hit the entire u.s. mainland. as people in the streets of pyongyang cheered the second [000:13:59;00] new urgency that north korea can soon deliver a nuclear warhead to the u.s. >> kim jung-un, is dangerous because he is unpredictable. his technology in developing this missile cyst temperatucyst -- system which might hit the u.s., mainland, is advancing. and we don't appear to have a strategy to deal with him. and, he is taking advantage of that. >> reporter: the crisis is now triggering an arms build-up in asia, with south korea confirming talks with the u.s. for stronger missiles. the president ordered rapid deployment of the u.s. missile defense system here that was suspended in

turn cease fire many of us would think no doubt of conflict zones in the middle east people in the u.s. city of baltimore that's just fifty kilometers from the capital a calling for a truce they're fed up with the skyrocketing level of gun violence in that city. it's a war zone or this is a war torn city. most of us. have a lot of somebody. we. meet every single day. but. most people between the age of one the seven deadly have p.t.s.d. which of course from the shootings from the teddy bears on the wall from people getting shot in broad daylight before your eyes walking over glass walking over bodies and things like. cease fire going to stand because i don't shoot my gun person. final day of the manx international show is wrapped up outside moscow crowds there were wild does linger a either about ticks with twenty five displaced showcasing a huge variety of new aircraft the show is running all weekend on saturday alone one hundred seventy three thousand people attended despite being at asho though there was also plenty of action on the ground with racing drivers challenging the pilots in the

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many of us were no doubt be thinking about the conflict zones in the middle east the people in the u.s. city of baltimore just fifty kilometers from the capital are calling for a truce they're fed up by the skyrocketing level of gun violence in their city. for her it's a war zone like this is a war torn city. most . people are somebody. you know we live with that every single day the stuff that we never thought of most people between ages one to seven devaney had p.t.s.d. which is of course from the shootings from the teddy bears on the wall from people getting shot in broad daylight before your eyes walking over glass walking over bodies and things like that. ceasefire going to stand because of i don't shoot my damn that's one person. as you were watching the smaller window at the bottom of the screen there behind me are live pictures from the final day of the max international air show just outside of moscow today more than twenty five displays are being staged by a whole range of different aircrafts the air show has been running all week and yesterday over one hundred seventy three thousa

is many of us would no doubt be thinking of conflict zones in the middle east but people in the u.s. city of baltimore fifty kilometers from the capital are calling for a truce they are fed up by the skyrocketing levels of gun violence in their city. it's a war zone or this is a war torn city. most of us. have a lot of somebody. we live with that every single day now but. most people between the age of one of seven deadly have p.t.s.d. which is of course from the shootings from the teddy bears on the wall from people getting shot in broad daylight before your eyes walking over walking over bodies and things like. cease fire going to stand because i don't shoot my damn person. the final day of the manx international show has wrapped up just outside of moscow grounds there were wild by does linger a of aerobatics with twenty five displays showcasing a huge variety of new aircraft shows been running all week on saturday alone one hundred seventy three thousand people attended. despite being an asher there was also plenty of action on the ground with racing car drivers challenging the pilots

filling in sal drugs at a crime scene just the latest security incident to a fact that troubled u.s. city. you're watching altie international live from studio with me in a day or two to welcome to the program the seventeen year old boy has reportedly been killed in fresh clashes that erupted between israeli police and muslim protesters on a so-called day of rage. i . think the palestinian spiritual leader had warned the israeli government of the potential for an explosive situation. well time will mount. as it's known to muslims as one of the most contested religious sites in the world for jews it's believed to have been the site of two biblical temples and the axon mosque which is located on the hill is islam's third holiest site the temple mount is administered by a jordan based islamic religious authority we've got the views of people on both sides of the debate to find out what they think about the current tensions i don't understand why you're preventing and protecting the holy place the temple mount. should be any reasoning for any kind of terror and violence if some people want to

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