many the largest city corruption, hundreds of patients for heat related ailments including dehydration and exhaustion. her blood pressure shot up because of the intense heat this is the muslim fasting month of ramadan. and many people in pack span abstain from food and water during daylight, to preliminary kate matters the electricity grid collapsed because of the increased demand in this city used to severe power cuts many are criticizing the government. >> i am greatly worries i have no water and no power. i have been wandering here and there for an hour to face ice. after trying hard i got very little ice. >> the government is responsible for this, the houses are deprived of power theres no ice available on the market, the heat is unbearable, people are dieing in the heat the army and par military rangers have set up heat stroke treatment centers while schools and pus lick offices are closed until temperatures cool down many are now hoping for relief from the clouds. with rain predicted in the coming days heavy rain has caused flash fooding in the eastern province. flooding has cut

city and surrounding areas are held by the extremist's in a death grip. here, a rare look inside mosul. this footage obtained by the bbc shows how islamic state rules through terror and destruction. a shia marja is raised to the ground. local at this -- local activists risk their lives to capture the handiwork. this 14th century mosque and shrine is now in ruins. the militants are denying the past as well as the future. in the shops, even the manikins are veiled. women must be covered from head to toe. christian homes are seized and locked up, branded property of the islamic state. the insurgents hide among civilians, taking cover under this bridge to fire an antiaircraft gun. they stash their tanks and heavy weapons out of view, safe from coalition airstrikes. >> this official managed to flee in february. he had been sentenced to death. he shows me a photo of his brother, a businessman that was killed by the extremists and says he witnessed scores of public executions. >> with my own eyes, between june 10 and february 2 i saw 140 to 150 people being kill

three days of high temperatures caused widespread heat stroke in t in the largest city karachi, hundreds of patients are being treated for dehydration and exhaustion. >> translation: her blood pressure shot up because of the intense heat. the stroke affected her hand and leg. >> most of the victims have been the elderly. this is the muslim fasting month of ramadan, and many people in pakistan abstain from food and water during the daylight hours. to complicate matters, the local electricity grid collapsed over the wnd because of increased demand. in the city used to power cuts, many are criticizing the government. >> i'm really worried that i have no water or power in the home. i have been wandering here and there for an hour to find ice. after trying hard i finally got little ice. >> the government is responsible for this whole crisis. the houses are deprived of power. there's no ice. the heat is unbearable. people, especially elderly, are dying in the heat. >> reporter: the army and paramilitary rangers set up heat stroke treatment centers around karachi, schools and public offices are

fighters routed iraq's military and seized the country's second largest city mosul. in the year since, president obama has launched a campaign of air strikes aimed at rolling i.s.i.l. back in iraq and in neighboring syria. the pentagon has also sent 3100 united states military personnel back into iraq to train and advise iraqi forces, the iraqi forces that americans trained. and earlier today america ordered 450 more american force intees iraq. forces into iraq. four years after american forces officially withdrew from iraq they're back there. iraqi forces have managed to retake tikrit and advance on baiji. as troops get diverted to the west of the iraqi capital seize the city of emramadi, by i.s.i.l. imran khan has the story. >> the battle in anbar province for ramadi and fallujah as well is where the battle with i.s.i.l. is really being fought here in iraq. now reasons for that are many fold you have a number of shia militias who are taking towns and villages and roads for this assault on ramadi. also you have i.s.i.l. who control two of the largest border crossing

drinking during the day three days of high temperatures have caused widespread heat stroke. 24 the largest city, they are treating hundreds of patients including dehydration, and exhaustion the blood pressure shot up because of the intense heat. the stroke has effected her hand and leg. most of the victims have been the elderly, this is the muslim fasting month, and many people in pakistan as seen from food and watt tore complicate matters the local electricity group collapsed because of the increased demands. in this city, many are criticizing the government i am worried i have no water and power i have been wandering here and there to find ice after trying hard i finally got very little ice. the houses are deprived of fire, the heat is unbearable. people are dieing in the heat the army and military rangers have set up heat stroke treatments. while schools and public offices are closed until temperatures cool down. many are now hoping for relief from the clouds with rain predicted in the coming days. fighting has killed at least ten people and wounded 17 others. fought with rebels the ter

temperatures in the country's south of been about 45 degrees for days with the largest city hardest hit. hospitals have treated 80,000 people. the controversy over the confederate flag continues to rage in the u.s.. the governor of alabama has ordered it to be removed from that state capitol building. critics say it is a symbol of racism. calls for its removal have grown since a mass shooting south carolina left nine black people dead. european leaders are brussels for a summit about greece. ben: we've been talking about progress, but not anymore. finance ministers were hoping to wrap up a deal today. instead, the meeting was abruptly ended. leaders were saying that things looked rosy for a cash for reforms agreement but it is the internatinal monetary fund that has rejected athens proposal that says it would only hinder growth. time is running out to prevent greece defaulting on its debt. >> leaders arrived in brussels but there organization was shadowed by the endless trauma regarding greece's financial straits. from what i heard we have not yet made the progress we need. in some resp

indonesia's third largest city is where this happened with over 3 million different residents. >>> back here at home new this morning philadelphia police stumbled upon a horrific scene late last night responding to reports of the double shooting in west oak lane. lets get out to fox 29's jenny joyce live at philadelphia police headquarters with those details hi jenny. >> reporter: a man is in stable condition woman is in critical condition that woman was carrying a baby and baby did not make it. this double shooting happened around 10:15 on the 7300 block of theron avenue in west oak lane. after shots rang out police located two victims a 46 year-old man was lying next to the suv and 32 year old woman sitting in the passenger seat of the vehicle. the man had gunshots to both legs. woman had a gunshot wound to her lower back. both were taken to einstein medical center. the man was in stable condition. the woman in critical. her unborn child is dead. >> upon arrival at einstein hospital, doctors discovered that she was approximately four months presenting nan. she's 32 years old age, she

a military transport plunged into a neighborhood in the country's third-largest city. the plane was carrying 50 people, and air force officials said it had engine trouble just after takeoff. chris christie made it official. he is running for president. the new jersey governor has become the 14th republican to join the race. party leaders and business executives wanted christie to run in 2012, but he turned them down. again,ckers signed on such as home depot's cofounder. the house of mouse has a new financial chief. kristi mccarthy is now chief financial officer. she had previously been treasurer and executive vice treasurer for the media conglomerate. replacing a cfo who left earlier this month. those are your top headlines. joe: the nasdaq biotech index is --th more than death's surged more than 300% in the last five years, but many, including janet yellen, ca bubble. she said that valuations seem stretched, particularly for small firms in social media and biotech industries. despite a notable downturn in equity prices earlier in the year. joining us is the ceo of a l

seizing mosul, iraq's second largest city and fallujah. a city u.s. marines once subdued after a brutal campaign of house to house fighting. but more than a year later both mosul and fallujah are still under isil control. part of territory including large swaths of both iraq and syria. one major reason, isil is adept at replenishing their ranks through social media. >> they can get the west to react simply by a tweet. >>reporter: patrick skinner is a former cia case offerser. now he tracks isil online. he says the group's online recruiting is like nothing the intelligence community has ever seen before. >> i think it's unprecedented. i mean, mostly because of the timing. they came along right when social media exploded. so if it had not been them it might have been somebody else. >>reporter: last week an assessment first reported by the new york times times said isil propaganda and brutal videos and its thousands of twitter followers has so far trumped coalition efforts to present an alternative narrative. part of that effectiveness is branding. >> th

cities in that country. the plane crashed two minutes after takeoff. many are injured. we'll continue to follow this breaking news story. we'll bring you new updates and information as soon as we get them. >>> you're going to run for president of the united states and you're going to ask these people for their vote. that is the single most trusting thing they can do as a citizen. >> today, new jersey governor chris christie is expected to announce his bid for the republican presidential nomination. it comes after he posted this video message to his facebook and twitter pages yesterday. christie was once considered a top 2016 contender. now many political analysts view him as a long shot. nbc 10's katy zachry is live at the statehouse in trenton with more on what we can expect from the governor today. katy? >> reporter: hi rosemary this highly anticipated announcement will take place inside the gymnasium at livingston high school. that's where the governor went to high school. he will speak to a small group o

medan is indonesia's third largest city. the plane crashed on empty buildings, otherwise the death toll would have been higher. by sunset on tuesday the airport announced it would no longer fly the hercules c 130 until they know why this crash happened. it's not the first time that a military airport crashes into a civilian area here in indonesia and it's already prompted calls from applications questioning whether the military is operating planes that are too old. but there are no answers yet why this accident happened. the investigation could take a couple of months. stephanie dekker. al jazeera. >> the eyethe tests carried out on a 17-year-old boy showed positive results for ebola. you >>> haitian officials have warned that dominican republic will force thousands back over the border. sparking a humanitarian crisis. and the poorest nation in the americas is struggling to cope. >> on haiti's northern border, people are crossing back. some deported. some heading to haiti. >> the dominicans force to you leave even when you s

life for the residents of iraq's second largest city has drastically changed over the past year people in mosul now live in fear under strict laws enforced by the group islamic state. i nhk world's hiroshi shimazaki has been following developments on the ground, and he got a rare look at the realities of living under the militant group's rules. >> reporter: nhk has obtained a recent video of the city of mosul secretly recorded by a resident. a motorcade is seen careening through the city's streets with islamic state militants inside waving their black flag. this was once a government office building. it's now under the control of the insurgents. downtown mobile phone shops are closed. islamic state militants are restricting cell phone usage to avoid leaks of information. this camp is 70 kilometers east of mosul in the suburbs of the northern iraqi city of erbil. people here say the number of those displaced from mosul have dwindled in recent months. mosul is now full of checkpoints and residents are strictly forbidden to leave the city. a man who escaped mosul said people in mosul must

it's indonesia's third largest city the plane crashed on empty buildings, otherwise the death toll would have been higher. the air force announced it will not longer fly this type of plane until they find out what happened. this is not the first time a military aircraft crashed into a civilian area here. it has prompted calls from some politicians requesting why the military is operating planes that are too old. the investigation could take a couple of months. stephanie decker al jazeera. >>> egypt's president is promising tougher laws following the murder of the prosecutor general. sisi says current legislation is not working, and that trials for those suspected of terrorism will be speeded up. >> the hands of justice are chained by laws. we will not wait. we will change laws in order to allow us to implement law and justice as soon as possible. within days criminal laws that can face new developments such as terrorism should be presented. we face terrorism, and we need the right laws to deal with it. and try the killers. the orders get implemented immediately, but we wait to implement

it lies on the road to mosul, the second largest city held by isil. iraq's prime minister is in that meeting germany. due to meet with the u.s. president, barack alabama to discuss the battles against isil. it's a crucial opportunity to ask for more help. a report from baghdad. iraq's not only a country at war. it's a country in economic crisis. a slum has leftvack with a massive budget deficit. it could be around $22,000,000,000. aid agencies have warned they are running out of money to help 3,000,000 iraqis and the cost of the war, itself is in trouble. prime minister abadi said the lack of international support for rab is a failure. what iraq is looking for is strengthening military aid stepping up coalition airstrikes and helping iraq reconstruct war-torn infrastructure and for humanitarian aid. >> reporter: the u.s. has approximately 3,000 troops in iraqi training and equipping government forces and has sent 2,000 anti-tank anybody else to help with car bombing. the administration has pledged to speed up other shipments. relations have been strai

the murder rate among the 5815 largest cities in the u.s. is down, and considering in 2014 there were 319 killings. in 1990, there were more than 2200. courtney kealy, al jazeera. >> alex vitale is a professor of be sociology and criminology. welcome professor. found that crime was up in new york and blamed it on recent political policies from the mayor of new york and a bad relationship with the police. what do you make of that ? >> well, first of all it's not fair to say crime is up. crime is only up in a very small number of categories. now of course homicide is the most important category for most people and so that has to be taken seriously. but the overall trend in new york and nationally, is still downward. the other thing is it is intellectually dishonest to start drawing conclusions from two or three maybe 74 months of data. if we're going to make those very short term calculations then we might want to look at the three week slow down by police recently in new york that was accompanied by a significant drop in crime. i didn't want

. >> militants still hold about a third of iraq and syria including iraq's second largest city, mosul. >>> the storms are scattered across our region tonight. topper is up next with more on where the storms are headed. >>> oh, my goodness, in tonight's health alert, we know it well. sleep. the amount of sleep you get can affect your health in all kinds of ways. >> that's the message from the american thoracic society. it's just released recommendations on sleep and in general it says we should all aim for seven to nine hours of sleep every day. i can't remember the last time i got seven. sleeping more than that could indicate issues that include depression. sleeping less than that could lead to all kinds of serious health problems. >> subject to certain metabolic problems such as prediabetes. you'll have more likelihood to have cardiovascular problems and hypertension. >> and you'll forget things. the group also recommends healthcare providers get more educated about common sleep disorders and it recommends talk therapy rather than medication to treat some forms of insomnia. >>> pesti

una mass lady in washington state's second largest city pretending to be black. that clarely lib really culture has reached its nadir. rome has fallen yet racism is over t is the best of times it is the worst of times all because a german lady got a weave. but-- i can't think of another case of this. it mostly just happens in movies from what i understand. anyway, for more on this complicated and sensitive story we're joined by a senior black correspondent our senior black -- -- >> sorry jon sorry sorry. (cheers and applause) >> jon: what are you doing? >> i know i'm late. cop pulled me over on the way to work again today. you know driving while black. >> jon: you're-- you're not black. >> not, 100 percent no. >> jon: no percent. you are's unbelievably white. if i couldn't smell you i would think you were a ghost you're that white you're white. (laughter) >> i'm black. >> jon: you're telling me that you are african-american? >> i don't understand the question. >> jon: no i-- you can cover the story that's not a problem. but not as the black correspondent,s in as

the plane went down this morning in medan, indonesia's third largest city. we now know more than 100 people including 12 crew members were on board and, again, we just learned that they are all confirmed dead. no word yet on whether anyone on the ground was injured or killed. investigators say the plane appeared to have some sort of engine trouble shortly after takeoff. >>> back in the u.s. and developing right now, crews battling a massive wildfire in central washington say those flames are still only about 10% contained. so far that blaze has leveled two to see homes, hundreds of people are under evacuation orders. >> joe fryer is live in washington. joe, do firefighters have any idea when they might be able to get this under control? >> reporter: good morning, kris and sam. firefighters do feel they have gotten a good lead on this fire, a rain form yesterday helped bring down the flames quite a bit, but weather conditions here are hot and dry which means the fire could pick up at any moment. behind me you see that one fire is burning down here in the down

. >>> life for the residents of iraq's second largest city has drastically changed over the last year. people in mosul live in fear from islamic state. nhk world's hiroshim shi sake has more. >> reporter: nhk has a recent video of mosul secretly recorded by a resident. a motorcade is seen careening through the city's streets with islamic state militants inside waving their black flag. this was once a government office building. it's now under the control of the insurgents. downtown shops are closed. islamic state militants are restricting cell phone usage to avoid leaks of information. this camp is 70 kilometers east of mosul in the suburbs of the northern iraqi city of arbil. people here say the number of those displaced from mosul have dwindled in recent months. mosul is now full of checkpoints and residents are strictly forbidden to leave the city. a man who escaped said people in mosul must obey news of the islamic state militants who have imposed a sharia law. >> translator: women are not allowed to leave the house with a scarf covering their faces. smoking is prohibited. violato

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one year after isil took control of iraq's second largest city, the obama administration is getting ready to send in 450 military personnel to anbar province. it comes directly from iraq's prime minister hyder al abadi. the troops will work along side the u.s. forces already in the country. national security correspondent jamie mcintyre joins us on the phone from the pentagon. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. why this big push for troops now? >> you may recall, erica president obama said he did not have a complete strategy for battling isil in iraq. this is the finished product that comes from that review. and the centerpiece is sending an additional 450 u.s. military trainers to a fifth new training location in iraq in anbar province at the air base, which is just south of habanniyah. that's where iraqis have been working and a counter offensive to retake ramadi. we're telling you that the troops are doing more than just routine training. they're basically there to help coordinate the offensive and turn the tide of battle against isil. they'll be providing intelligence mission c

they are considered a port project in the largest city of colombo. the president has shifted from his predecessor's pro-china foreign policy since taking office in january. he chose india as the destination of his first overseas trip, trying to balance diplomatic ties with other nations as well. leaders in beijing had said china would always place sri lanka in an important position in the region. china overtook japan in 2009 as the country's biggest source of financial assistance. >>> people in japan and south korea will commemorate on monday the 50th anniversary of an agreement to normalize ties between their nations. about 20 years ago the leaders of both countries worked hard to mature the friendship. nhk world's hiroki yajima spoke with two figures who were in the background of those efforts. >> reporter: kazuo ogura was japan japan's am bassbassador to south korea in the 1990s. he worked to improve advertise. >> obouchi was committed to sitting down and talking about historical issues with south korean president kim dae-jung. at the time they we

that plane went down this morning in madan, indonesia's third largest city. the plane was carrying 12 crew members and about 50 passengers. it is unclear what caused that crash. >>> so that bill has come due, obviously greece owes a heck of a lot of money right now to the european union and it does not look like that's going to happen. we know it's not going to happen. the country has basically said we are not going to pay up. american stock markets yesterday their biggest loss of the year. >> but here is the thing, greece is not the only slippery spot on the economic landscape. scott mcgrew, we have some concerns of our own right here in america. >> that's right, the american it territory of puerto rico has a lot of similarities to greece. the governor of the american territory said monday puerto rico would not be able to pay its debts. in fact, standard and poor rates puerto rico's credit the same as greece, ccc or junk, just like greece, puerto rico closed its banks on monday. so there's a lot to consider before the bell. let's turn to landon dowdy live at

it is indonesia's third-largest city. curious residents have in flocking to the crash site to see the wreckage. they are showing what remains of the deleterious transport plane and the lives that perished with it. it is unclear how many of the dead recovered were killed in the plane, and how many died on the ground. the number of those who died continue to rise, and families are left to wonder what caused the aircraft to fall out of the sky so soon after it took off. another hercules crashed into thousand nine and killed nearly 100 people. many in indonesia are calling for an update of the military hardware. the country's economic woes are making it unlikely to increase the defense budget anytime soon. laura: the tunisian government is trying to -- 88 people were killed during an assault. -- 38 people were killed during an assault. >> a reassuring presence today. the president of tunisia has admitted that security forces were caught off guard by the massacre on the shore, despite an attack on torah study museum three mont

it happened in third largest city medan. two are critically injured. it was carrying 17 military personnel. it crashed minutes after takeoff. the pilot radioed the control tow tore say there was engine trouble. the crash happened as the pilot was turning around to return to the airport. 26s it was reportedly a hercules like this one. we'll bring you developments as we get them. >>> american investors are on edge billions lost in stocks. u.s. stock market suffered the worst losses of the year monday. dow down 350 points. investors are nervous about this, bank lines in greece. european union is demanding greece pay back the loan payment. that money is due today. now, at the same time puerto rico's governor announced his country will not be able to repay billions of debt either. nbc tracey pots is live in washington. tracey, how could these financial troubles affect us here in the u.s. >> if you've got a 401k can, retirement account investments in the market you want to keep a close eye on the opening bell today. the situation in greece and what's coming

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it lies on the road to mosul, iraqi's second largest city held by isil. to meet with the u.s. president barack obama to discuss the battle. it's a crucial opportunity to ask for extra help. imran khan reports from baghdad. not only a country at war. a country in economic crisis. a slump in oil prices has left iraq with a magic deficit which could be around $22,000,000,000. aid agencies are warning they are running out of money. add the cost of the war and iraq finds itself in trouble. prime minister abadi has said the lack of international support is a failure and wants world leaders to step up. >> what iraq is looking for is strengthening military aid stepping up coalition airstrikes and helping iraq reconstruct. rooms in iraq training and equipping government forces. it sent 2,000 anti-tank noilsz help curtail isil's use for car bombing. twreejsz the u.s. and iraq have been trainedstrained of late. the u.s. defense secretary accused the iraqi army of not having the win to -- will to fit. some iraqis say that's not fair. iraq is in debt. they need more support to kill isil fi

plane crashed shortly after take off when it plowed into the country's third largest city. the pilot had reported engine trouble. >>> well global stocks rebounds a bit today after yesterday's massive sell-off overgrazes tease -- greece, many holding out hope, for last minute agreement. the credit minister's will have con friend tonight to assess proposals to athens. negotiators remain at the table, investigators concerned that the country could be forced to give up the euro, as its currency. >> and still ahead on "eyewitness news", caught on camera. >> suv jumps a draw bridge as it is opening. find out why police think the man kept driving. justin? >> and, weaver some sunshine outside right now. but some storms are coming. i'll time everything out for you when we >> take a look at this video death defying trip across open draw bridge caught on camera. investigators say the driver plowed right through a traffic arm and went right over the bridge just as it start today open. for palm beach gardens police say 29 year old james is no daredevil, distracted driver. he and passeng

wednesday marks one year since the insurgents seized the country's second largest city of mosul. the militants have since expanded the areas they control in iraq and neighboring syria. they unilaterally declared the establishment of an islamic state. iraqi forces are mounting counterattacks. they're being supported by u.s.-led air strikes. and they reportedly regained parts of the northern city of baiji earlier this week. they're locked in a fierce battle to retake ramadi, the key city in the western province of anbar was captured by the militants last month. three members of islamic state carried out suicide bombings tuesday at a local government building in anbar killing eight people. the group claimed responsibility on the internet. they've been planting massive amounts of explosives on roads to block the entry of iraqi troops. now the militants say they're gaining momentum in libya. they say they've taken control of a power plant that delivers energy to central and western parts of the country. libyan media say the extremists attacked forces on tuesday at a power plant near t

city and also home to 20 million people. it was already saturday when people started feeling symptoms of heat stroke many were rushed to the hospital putting a severe strain on the city's hospital systems. according to some reports a few thousand people were admitted in the hospital and morgues overwhelmed with bodies brought to the morgues and saying to bury the dead as soon as possible. the government also announcing some relief measures by instructing the natural disaster management authority to set up relief camps. also the pakistan rangers which is a para military forces in charge of the security operation in karachi also announcing they will set up relief camps and metrologist department has good news saying the monsoon season has now ended and temperatures are likely to go down and will mean some relief to the city's population. >>> euro zone leaders are hopeful a deal on the bail out could be sealed saving the country from economic disaster and greece submitted a new budget giving it access to desperately needed fund

attacked government held areas, the largest city in northeast syria. the number of people displaced by i.s.i.l. in iraq topped three million and counter offensive in and bar is pushing more people from their homes and with i.s.i.l. controlling almost all of iraq province there are few options for those wanting to leave and we are on bridge on the outskirts of baghdad has has become almost the only way out of and anbar. >> reporter: those who cross the bridge a painful journey, on one side is i.s.i.l.'s biggest stronghold in iraq. on the other side are the outskirts of baghdad and they left fallujah three months ago for the countryside and now they are heading further to the kurdish region. >> translator: they were ready to attack from if first day of ramadan and aiming missiles at fallujah and everyone is leaving. >> reporter: no doctors in fallujah and no government resources and the decision to leave is almost as difficult. iraqi security leaders worry that i.s.i.l. fighters will infiltrate baghdad, just ten kilometers from here. to get to baghdad th

reporter: police special forces in the suburbs of lyon, france's second-largest city, this is where the suspect and friday's attack lived along with his wife and three children. he is now the talk of france. he has allegedly committed a dreadful crime, and his neighbors are stunned by what happened. >> we are all a bit stunned, but we don't know much about him. >> they are respectable family. they always say hello and goodbye. the children played outside and the wife is always nice. so his wife too is in police custody. reporter: before being arrested she talked to a french radio station. >> i don't know what is happening, she said. reporter: has he been arrested? yes, the host says. was he very religious? not particularly, she says. i don't understand why he would do something like this. who can i phone to find out more? i don't understand. reporter: what happened friday morning at the gas factory has shocked france. just before midday, and attacker drove his car through the facility's fence. he raced towards the building. an explosion followed. then firemen arrived at the scene. they

reporter: police special forces in the suburbs of lyon, france's second-largest city, this is where the suspect and friday's attack lived along with his wife and three children. he is now the talk of france. he has allegedly committed a dreadful crime, and his neighbors are stunned by what happened. >> we are all a bit stunned, but we don't know much about him. >> they are respectable family. they always say hello and goodbye. the children played outside and the wife is always nice. so his wife too is in police custody. reporter: before being arrested she talked to a french radio station. >> i don't know what is happening, she said. reporter: has he been arrested? yes, the host says. was he very religious? not particularly, she says. i don't understand why he would do something like this. who can i phone to find out more? i don't understand. reporter: what happened friday morning at the gas factory has shocked france. just before midday, and attacker drove his car through the facility's fence. he raced towards the building. an explosion followed. then firemen arrived at the scene. they

city and a vital supply route to the north. attacks in kabul have been on the increase, too and while afghan security forces responded quickly today the taliban proved it can still strike at the heart of the capital. in an effort to lure potential recruits, the taliban have launched a 24-hour hot line for afghan forces looking to defect. our colleagues in kabul called those numbers today, scott and the taliban claimed they're getting about 20 calls a day. >> pelley: charlie d'agata reporting for us from the london newsroom tonight. charlie, thank you. apple just got a swift kick from the pop superstar. and a pilot is shocked to find this stowaway when the "cbs evening news" continues. nk can help you get the protein you need. each serving has 15 grams of protein to help maintain muscle, plus 26 vitamins and minerals including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones. boost® high protein is the #1 selling high protein complete nutritional drink and it has a great taste-guaranteed! help get the nutrition you need everyday w

this is indonesia's third largest city. the plane crashed on empty buildings otherwise the death toll would have been higher. by sunset, the air force announced it will no longer fly the hercules c130 at least not until it knows why this crash happened. the military has opened an investigation now. it is not the first time that a military aircraft crashed into a civil an area here. it has already prompted calls from some politicians questioning why the military is operating planes that will too old. but the investigation could take a couple of months. stephanie decker al jazeera. >>> egypt's president is promising tougher laws after the country's chief prosecutor was killed. he made the announcement at the funeral of the prosecutor. he was killed by a car bomb on monday. president sisi said trials of those suspected of so-called terrorism will be speeded up and announced the square in cairo will be renamed in honor of the prosecutor. >> translator: the hands of justice are chained by laws. we will not wait. we will change l

a large crowd gathered to watch the recovery operation it is indonesian's third largest city, the plane crash otherwise the death toll would have been higher. by sunset on tuesday the air force announced it will no longer fly the until they know why this happens. the military has now opened an investigation to try to figure out what exactly went wrong, it is not the first time that a military aircraft crashes into a civilian area here, in end do nearby sha and already prompted calls from some, question willing the military is operating planes that are too old but there is no anies a to why this happened the investigation could take a couple of months al jazeera stilt ahead world powers give themselves another week to reach an agreement with iran over it's nuclear program and the tragic story of a four-year-old who became the latest victim of bucher rundy's violence. this is a great place to work. not because they have yoga meetings and a juice bar. because they're getting comcast business internet. comcast business offers convenient installation appointments that work around your schedu

of fallujah and in anbar, 33 iraq fighters were killed east of ramadi, the largest city in the province and 40 others injured in the attack and that comes as iraq's prime minister says his military lost over 2000 armored vehicles to i.s.i.l. and the group over ran mosul last year. and we are live in baghdad and what more do we know about the latest fighting on the ground right now? >> well one of the latest attacks took place at 3:00 a.m. local in the region in anbar province and this was an attack against a police station where iraqi federal police forces were based. an i.s.i.l. humvee allegedly i.s.i.l. humvee drove to the gates of the base and exploded deadly cargo and because there was an armed cache there the death toll was quite high and 42 iraqi police forces lost their lives this the attack and keep hearing about the humvee and armored vehicles that i.s.i.l. are using for suicide bombings and the reason for that is the humvee is a very large vehicle and you can pack it full of explosives and you can also drive it quite slowly up to iraqi security force positions and there is con

medan is indonesia's third largest city. >>> going to new jersey camden county police released a sketch of a suspected sex predator. a woman says a man attacked her behind the off broadway lounge on the 500 block of spruce street last thursday. the detectives are now investigating reports of other assaults against women in this same area. >> a north jersey man has been charged in a plot to help support isis. federal officials say 23-year-old allah saadeh planned to travel into isis territory in the middle east to join the terrorist group the feds say he purchased a plane ticket for his brother. the arrest comes after police arrested another new jersey man on similar charges. saadeh's lawyer says he has no criminal record. >>> wal-mart apologizing for making an isis battle flag cake for a customer. a man in louisiana says he ordered it to test the store's boundaries. the same store had refused his first request to decorate a cake with a confederate flag. wal-mart says the employee who made the cake didn't recognize the isis logo. >> 5:47 now. police in one new england town have an unusua

in karachi, pakistan's largest city and economic center, the mercury hit 45 degrees celsius over the weekend. temperatures have cooled a little thanks to the sea wind, but people continue to pour into hospitals. many residents cannot use air conditioners and fans because of frequent power outages. water supplies are also being disrupted. people in karachi have expressed their anger against the government by burning wood and tires. >> translator: people are living in very poor conditions. 500 to 700 people are being forced to spend the nights on open ground where donkeys and dogs are roaming around. their possessions are being stolen. what is the government doing? is it waiting for hundreds of people to die? >> the number of heat stroke cases is soaring as the hot weather came during ramadan when muslims do not eat or drink during the day. >>> leaders in japan have just released a handful of economic indicators. ai uchida joins us from the business desk. good morning. so ai what are you seeing? >> good morning, catherine. we get a look at people's spending habits how much the things t