regarding egypt. this is a manifestation of the strong core of this relationship in egypt and the united states. it is not only defined by the aid. because if the whole relationship only revolves around the size of the aid, and revolves around the size of the aid and characterizes the nature of the relationship, this would not be a good thing. we have had strong relationships, stable and strategic, for more than three decades that we have been very committed to. charlie: many people are saying that the united states will have to reconsider its relationship with egypt if there is not a dramatic improvement in your human rights record. that the nongovernmental organizations are being deceived , that journalists are in jail. that there is a crackdown on human rights, and it is offensive to the united states government because it goes to the heart of american values, and they believe in some cases you are doing it and using security and the threat of terrorism as an excuse to solidify your power. and that

egypt. you are an eminent dignitary, just follow up and see that the egyptian media just says and speaks what they like. there are no more tyrants in egypt. that's history. >> rose: terrorism in new york and the president of egypt when we continue. funding for charlie rose is provided by the >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: we begin this evening with the explosion in manhattan on saturday night. ahmad khan rahami was taken into custody after a gun fight with police. he is smentd of, straighting the bombings in new york and new jerszee over the weekend. the 28 year old was born in afghanistan, a carl eyed u.s. citizen according to the fbi. he was discovered and chap tured in lindon, new jersey. marc santora of "the new york times" joins me to discuss this devel

ishe past this something that did not happen in egypt door other countries around egypt. there is a parliament that has been related through elections. parliament has more than 85 egyptian women. about thealking structure of religious backgrounds. in egypt we say we are all fellow egyptians. we don't characterize people according to religious faith. now, hashas happened happened in a very short time. charlie: you want to say to the united states we try to change, and there are positive things happening. you may not know, but we want to things areu that changing. i want to ask you about coptic christians. president el-sisi: we don't say -- we don't characterize people according to religious faith. they are all equal. this is very important for you to know. there is noticed the nation. fellow egyptians have the same rights in the same responsibilities. one of their rights as they shouldn't be defined by their religious faith. very recently there is a law passed by the parliament to regulate the building of houses of worship for all religious faiths and egypt. laid overlaw t

let's move on to this story in egypt. the country says it is making good progress to securing the financing to seal the imf's biggest loan in the region. our expert joins us now in the studio. what is the biggest challenge for egypt at the moment? anyt the moment if you ask analyst, what is the biggest currency.s devaluing the government is aware of that and that is why there is the agreement. that is why the government said they have a three-year economic program, hoping to get $21 billion over those three years. that will partly unlock the shortage of more portly what they want to do. they want to trigger, have that deal trigger sustainable inflows and that is the biggest challenge. that is convincing investors that egypt is back on track so they can put their money in. otherwise, this will be one package after another. that is what they don't want to do. yousef: the central bank's meeting on thursday. inflation is at the highest level in several years. do we expect them to move on? alaa: some people are divided. some p

egypt will continue to be home schooled and work on her fashion line for next spring. egypt will be in californa next week, where her "chubbi-line" fall fashions will be featured in a los angeles fashion show. just ahead... why you may have a better chance of catching trout or salmon on lake superior.and coming up at 4:30.. there's no time like now. what caused a 72 year old man, to come to madison for ever. there's a better way. i've read russ feingold's plan. he goes after the terrorists' oil money and arms supplies. he combines targeted military force with better human intelligence. and, he'll work to get middle eastern states to take on the terrorists in their own backyard. russ feingold offers a tough, realistic plan to protect america. russ vo: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. i am totally blind. if you're totally blind, you may also be struggling with non-24. calling 844-844-2424. or visit my24info.com. storm team 4 now....lake superior is getting ?warmer? - that could have a big impact fishing and shipping. researchers found summer surface temperat

strong words from egypt's president. and bono celebrate 40 years with u2 and a decade of philanthropy. >> you could get these two pills, if you have hih-aids in new york or dublin, but it was a kathy sentence, an accident of latitude and longitude. >> rose: geography >> geography. where you live should not decide whether you live. that was our tattoo. >> we will have that story and more on what happened and what might happen. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications >> it's a forever thing. >> rose: what's the object lesson here? >> justice, not charity. >> tell me the significance of the moment. >> this was the week charlotte, north carolina, was placed under a state of emergency after unrest following ago police shooting of a black man. world leaders gathered in new york for the opening of the united nations general assembly. and facebook founder mark zuckerberg and his wif

in egypt is what we have here. this challenge of bureaucracy is equivalent to corruption. s in every country -- naguib: in every country. erik: to varying degrees. naguib: if you ease the way of doing business with people, instead of making it difficult and putting obstacles -- erik: put this in perspective. in the countries in which you operate, where does the argentine bureaucracy rank? naguib: it completes with egypt. [laughter] erik: which is not good. naguib: no. he has his work cut out for him. a few months ago, as you mentioned, there is only so much money can invest here because there are other places you want to put investment dollars to work. the sale is one of them -- brazil is one of them. naguib: also now with the new changes from left to right -- erik: from dilma. good opportunity because people need to realize that these policies do not bring anything to the people. they can bring words but the do not create jobs, they do not grow, there's nothing, so i think the change in argentina and the change in

anchor: a boat carrying around off theants capsized coast of egypt this wednesday. at least 42 bodies were 154vered while another rescued.re rescue efforts are ongoing on. the tragedy took place on the syrians,nean sea and egyptians, sudanese and other board.lities were on we're joined by our correspondent in cairo. what more do we know about the accident? reporter: 43 people have been killed and 154 rescues off the east of alexandria, a point forunch smuggling ships. don't have complete confirmation on the the passengersf but 400 are still missing. egyptian health authorities are casualtiesor further through the night but it could be one of the largest sinkings theappen through .editerranean this year anchor: is egypt becoming one of launching points? reporter: according to some, approximately 12,000 have left topt already this year italy. that's more than the 7,000 that left in the same period last year despite the fact that egypt is the longest journey. days at sea to get 700taly with the boats with people on booter -- the boats and food. at the moment it's looki

given egypt for a number of decades and our level of defense. and there are many in washington who wanted to cut all that assistance off in the wake of the events in 2013 when there was a -- an undemocratic change of power in cairo. and we decided to withhold some of the assistance as a way to try to influence now president al sisi's regime and some of the decisions he made. i was personally on over 40 phone call with then secretary of defense hagel with president al sisi to try to convince him to make different decisions at the time and to use our influence as best we could to get him to do that. i can't say it worked as well as we had hoped. but we have an enduring relationship with egypt that is in our interest to try to make modern for the future. and also to try to preserve some semblance of order and democratic growth there. it's very, very difficult. an issue where if you look at the other tools of power that we have to try to influence outcorp., we don't bring enough of that. it's because of economic assistance. it's over sorts of assist

my experience has been mostly in egypt. i grew up in egypt has mentioned earlier. do we have any egyptians in the house? i thought i saw some i recognize . it is important to recognize -- talk about education first as a building block. i grew up in egypt and education back then was just very much focused on a memorization. it was not so much of a discussion as it was, here are some facts that we would like you to memorize. the sky is blue. we have the best sense of humor, and something about the president. two out of those are true today. [laughter] generation that was used to memorizing and used to being told certain things and not really taught to question them, certainly not in terms of who our leadership was or even to the leaders were. that same generation was the generation that affected a change, but one of the biggest unheard of changes in the world or at least certainly in the -- i wanted to say to quick things and to your question about opportunities and possibilities. that generation that found itself in this incredible high, suchwas such a a feeling of

egypt has become an alternative point for migrants from sub-saharan africa wanting to enter europe. the boat had carried people from sudan, ethiopia, and eritrea. us atre were 250 of first. after that, they brought some africans on board. then there were 500. with so many people aboard, the boat sank. >> turkey's migrant sharing deal with the eu has forced people to turn to egypt. eu border agency says the number of migrants arriving in italy from egypt had almost doubled in the last 12 months. about 3000 people are said to have died this year trying to cross the mediterranean. bar -- peoplein a in gabon are waiting for a ruling from the constitutional court of the country. it will decide whether or not to overturn the results of the disputed presidential election. ali bongo was declared the 6000 votes.ss than his rival, jean ping, demanded a recount. he says the vote was fraudulent. next, to a massive data breach at yahoo! the internet giant says hackers the private information from at least 500 million accounts. it raises questions about yahoo!'s secret he measures, and it could h

after people's work butre egypt on the back burner for a while. and the next step is to solve the critical issue, that is devaluation. more fiscal reform and go on to the next level of reform, yousef: the micro level. yousef:the next level, bringing them to track would mean you have to bring back the main drivers of egyptian economic growth, that includes tourism, foreign direct investment, all of these have been in the doldrums. how does the egyptian economy get back, so i can put money to work, investors can get attractive yields and a healthier of said environment? >> you have the quick wins, and the balance of payments which will recover graduate league. to make it so attractive that you cannot ignore the lucrative returns that will be made in egypt. currently, one-year bills about 16.5 now. high. andeveral year i think that after devaluation happens it will be very interesting for investors to look at and in the portfolio money back in, which is a key driver the balance of payments at this point, the fastest variable to respond. then, you hav

the city plans to build in egypt. a statement from the president's office says that the city at a cost of about $80 billion. that is part of efforts to stimulate the economy. and a boycott was entered on wheat trading standards. it has been a headache for traders this year because of frequent rule changes. it was 70 unnecessary changes could cost each of more than 800 and $60 million this year. of a now joined by ceo dubai-based investment fund. this egypt story, the evaluation expected. i brought up a chart that shows a disparity still exists. healthy indicator of how the currencies are trading in the black market. what kind of devaluation are you expecting? talk to me about scale and timing. guest: the official rate today is around nine. the official rate is not reflective of the right dynamics of the market. there is no dollar and the official system. in terms of timing. it is imminent. weeks, not months. committed and has managed to get the support that i nfs requested. yousef: will this be a one-time shock where

usually egypt gets more than 10 offers. it is the second failed tender since regulators reinstated a ban on a fungus in august. it is commonly found in wheat that is harmless in trace levels, but can be toxic in large amounts. a holdings group could be closing in on a deal for -- sky news is reporting keh could take a stake of up to 30%. the deal could be announced as soon as monday. wh ireland wasn't able to be reached for comment. a senior official at israel's finance ministry says the country can admit highly skilled foreign workers to address a labor shortage in the tech industry without diluting its jewish majority. the government is looking to ease restrictions on some foreign professionals as it prepares to slash corporate taxes for large tech companies. the reforms are part of israel's efforts to compete with countries such as ireland to lord multinationals -- to lure multinationals with steve tax cuts. -- with steep tax cuts. ed, again, let's bring the fed back into this conversation. what do you expect them to do?

given egypt for a number of decades and our level of defense. and there are many in washington who wanted to cut all that assistance off in the wake of the events in 2013 when there was a -- an undemocratic change of power in cairo. and we decided to withhold some of the assistance as a way to try to influence now president al sisi's regime and some of the decisions he made. i was personally on over 40 phone call with then secretary of defense hagel with president al sisi to try to convince him to make different decisions at the time and to use our influence as best we could to get him to do that. i can't say it worked as well as we had hoped. but we have an enduring relationship with egypt that is in our interest to try to make modern for the future. and also to try to preserve some semblance of order and democratic growth there. it's very, very difficult. an issue where if you look at the other tools of power that we have to try to influence outcorp., we don't bring enough of that. it's because of economic assistance. it's over sorts of assist

died after migrants their boat capsizes off the coast of egypt. grow a bigliticians pharma boss over the price hike of a popular anti-allergy $600.tion from $100 to ♪ protests rocked the city of charlotte, north carolina for the second night in a row. are growing increasingly frustrated over the deadly police shooting of a black man tuesday in the very different stories about what happened. here's brian quinn. >> the demonstration in charlotte wednesday night began as a prayer vigil. before it was over one man would be severely wounded by a gunshot to the head. initially reported as killed, city officials now say he is on life support in critical condition. police say they are not the ones who shot him. >> the whole reason we had to protest is somebody was shot unarmed. the governor of north carolina declared a state of emergency after a night of clashes between protesters and police. angry at the police murder of a black man and the city's refusal to release the video footage of it. riot police confronted protesters firing tear gas and flash gr

in 2015 kuchar in egypt agreed each for a 20 for total of 11.5 billion euros. along with the -- with a sold to india it was profitable. earlier this year australia awarded a historic 34 billion euro contract to a french company for 12 summaries. anchor: police in charlotte, north carolina are under pressure to disclose footage of when a black man was shot and killed on tuesday. it is unclear if he was carrying a gun. the thirst -- the family of keith scott saw the video and asked for two be made public. his lawyers say it raises more questions than answers. coming after two nights of riots. hundreds of people chanted we want the tape. we spoke to our correspondent in charlotte. reporter: most of the folks out here are choosing to stay indoors. there is -- has been quite a sizable media presence. those you come across are very angry about what transpired. leftee that tend over my shoulder that has been turned into a makeshift memorial. there are orange markings on the floor left there by investigators and police that are still looking into what exactly transpire

and you really never want to do that, because she took a group to egypt, which was fine. but while in egypt, decided that she wanted to -- and her name i put as coordinator pearl. coordinator pearl took this group of students on horses through an arranged guide along the nile. it sounds very nice, very beautiful. and so this guide with horses and her students who are on horses, and he no longer met the agreement that you're to stay near the nile, we're going to ride near the nile, and he started to diverge from the path, and she got nervous and said, you know, it's not what we agreed on, and he demanded that the group get off the horses immediately, and he and his horses left, rode off into the sunset. and so here was this group in the middle of egypt, had no idea where they were, didn't know if their area was dangerous or not, and there is some friction sometimes with americans in egypt now. but she really felt she was in a vulnerable state and was fortunate that they were able to, after a couple miles, find their way to some familiar ground. but they knew they were open

haseal with the forced people smugglers to turn to egypt. theborder agency says number of migrants arriving in has almostegypt doubled in the last 12 months. about 3,000 people are said to trying tothis year, cross the mediterranean. >> amid the deadlock, represents the syria support group are gathering this thursday in new york as the tone between escalates the u.s. further, over who is responsible a u.n. aidack on convoy earlier this week. in an interview, syrian president bashar al-assad blamed the u.s. for that attack as well as for the collapse of last week's cease-fire. meanwhile, aleppo saw some of months,iest fighting in signaling a fresh uptake in hostilities. reporter: aleppo ablaze once heaviestder the bombardment in months. the silence of the cease-fire, broken. truly medical sources say dozens were overnightthese strikes, captured here on amateur video, in eastern rebel-held aleppo. as day broke, residents emerged to inspect the extent of the latest destruction. according to the syrian 15ervatory for human rights, raids alone ta

given egypt for a number of decades and our level of defense. and there are many in washington who wanted to cut all that assistance off in the wake of the events in 2013 when there was a -- an undemocratic change of power in cairo. and we decided to withhold some of the assistance as a way to try to influence now president al sisi's regime and some of the decisions he made. i was personally on over 40 phone call with then secretary of defense hagel with president al sisi to try to convince him to make different decisions at the time and to use our influence as best we could to get him to do that. i can't say it worked as well as we had hoped. but we have an enduring relationship with egypt that is in our interest to try to make modern for the future. and also to try to preserve some semblance of order and democratic growth there. it's very, very difficult. an issue where if you look at the other tools of power that we have to try to influence outcorp., we don't bring enough of that. it's because of economic assistance. it's over sorts of assist

they fled the poverty of egypt's nile delta only to perish at sea. brother, whoor her boarded the migrant ship though he was just 14. the women tell us that people smugglers should be executed. instead, they pay bribes and get released. grandmother -- his grandmother says that he wanted to help her get electricity. he thought he would make it to italy like many of his friends before him. he says his friends just wanted jobs and paid with their lives. "i was supposed to go with them with 30 others," he says. my stayed behind because aunt had surgery. in the morning they told me my friends have drowned." more photos of those who are garden. villagers say they were like the walking dead and incensed many will try to keep getting away. if you areone here, considering taking a boat, raise your hand. iman wants told leave. many of egyptian children have, many of them unaccompanied. those who risk the dangerous voyage across the mediterranean, here is how it can end. boat approaches and families rush to the dock hoping to at least get bodies to bury. this t

he helped secure historic peace deals with israel's arab neighbors, egypt, jordan and as foreign minister perez held ground breaking secret negotiations with the palestinians. resulting in the oslo accords. signed at the white house in 1993, the first agreement between israelis and palestinians, aimed at ending

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egypt decided she wanted to, -- and i put as coordinator pearl. she took this group of students on horses through an arranged guide along the nile. it sounds very nice and beautiful. and so this guide with horses and her students on horses, and he no longer met the agreement that you are to state near the nile. we are are going to ride near the nile. and he started to diverge from the path and she got nervous. she said that is not what we agreed on, and he demanded that the group get off the horses immediately. he and his horses left and rode off into the sunset. so here was this group in the middle of egypt, had no idea where they were, didn't know if the area was dangerous or not. and there is some friction sometimes with americans in egypt now. but she really felt she was in a vulnerable state and was fortunate they were able to come after couple of miles on their way to some familiar ground. they knew knew they were open to real problems. i guess that's a long answer to say, yes, you want to make sure you have something contractually in place,

going 45 days with no >>> still to come, new evidence, what investigators found in the debris of an egypt airplane that crashed and how it could help answer what went horribly wrong. >>> we got a preview on what you can expect in tonight's emmies after the break. a live look at the red carpet at the microsoft theater there in los angeles. the 68th annual emmy awards hosted by jimm a preview coming up right after >>> investigators found traces flight that crashed in may. they believe the crash may have been an inside job. egypt air flight 804 crashed before reaching cairo in may killing of 6 people on board. >>> we are launching our 8th annual taking action against domestic violence awareness campaign. we are all wearing purple. for the next 6 weeks, you will see reports including our big reveal of the the year. new this year, we are recognizing everyday hero whose are in the business of domestic violence work and -- who are not in the business of domestic action work but took action anyway. >>> still ahead, the bucks and cardinals in the desert and good news for luke del rio and his injur

egypt sketched her own designs >> chubby line is for all sizes. from toddlers to size 26. chubby line is known for ready-to-wear and african print with an urban twist. >> denise: look at her stuff. it is just beautiful. young egypt heads to california this weekend and chubby line will be featured in orange county fashion week and started a new program called bully chasers. egypt travels to schools in her area to help inspire other what a talent. >> what an eye she has at that young age. >>> talent and courage. >> a lot of courage there. inspiration. >>> good stuff. >>> coming up in the next half hour cleveland 19 going one-on-one with eric trump the son of the presidential candidate offering interesting insight of his father and election agenda that many people don't tonight talk about. >> mark: a tense situation at a local church. a crash and then standoff and getting answers about what happened. >> romona: a cavs star busted. imam shumpert arrested for dui. jeff? >> jeff: an alert day tomorrow for possible severe weather and a huge change on sunday. cleveland 19 news spo

>> well, i was just in egypt as you just mentioned. what i did there, i met with a top muslim clerics, i asked him how do you do it, how do you make a differentiation between extreme and not extreme, they told me you got to identify the ideology. >> they do extreme vetting there. >> they have extreme vetting. they have the tools for extreme vetting. they know what the ideology is. what the administration told us you cannot touch it. i went to the source. >> it's night and day. a lot of people are saying they are not really known for their human rights at this point in the transformation. there's is there a problem for meeting with egypt and embracing too much of their philosophy? >> i met yesterday with 21 members of egyptian particlemli. they told me yet, we have issues, we have human rights issues but we deal with it. we are far away from what was to become a caliphate in egypt, ruling 90 million people, not isis ruling 7 million people. >> what specifically can we learn about the war on terrorism there and how egypt is handling and

. >> reporter: 11-year-old egypt she went entered the first grade. at four years old she was diagnosed with asthma and had to start taking medications. >> i just start to blowup. and i gained weight rapidly. so then everybody at school would bully me. >> reporter: how did that make you feel? >> bad about myself. my mom always told me i was a princess. >> reporter: it was this along with the guidance of her sister and grandmother that inspired her. >> i got into fashion design when i was five because i was i would help her sew other people's stuff. >> reporter: she started sketching her own designs and along with grandma's help they hand make all the clothing in the line which is more men, women and children. >> the chubbi is for all sizes from toddlers to size 26. it is nope for the ready to wear and african print with your gan twist. >> reporter: her fall collection consist of hoodies and pants, tops with flared jackets and even dressy dresses. >> it has off the shoulder and they call it tarzan look. >> reporter: how much does something like that co

we have abandoned egypt to the muslim brotherhood. we have to start from somewhere and i think egypt should be a good start. lou: and president sicy meeting with donald trump and with hillary clinton. do -- what do you expect to come of it? >> mr. donald trump mentioned the king of jordan as potential partners and allies, this is big, major change of what was before. sicy was criticized by this administration, not by congress but by this administration. lou: criticized, by the way, because he would not do what president obama said which was make the muslim brotherhood part of his new government. that's about as extraordinary and arrogant gesture as any country can make to another to try to dictate the makeup of the government that you're creating. >> this is against the course of history. 33million egyptians, the largest group of humans rose against the brotherhood before he does any decision, he backed them. i think we should have backed him and we didn't. lou: and it's going to be interesting to see how this history unfolds because

talented young girl from queens is sharing her story of how she overcame being bullied. 11 year old egypt ufele was bullied when she entered the first gradeat 4 years old she was diagnosed with asthma and had to start taking medications. company "chubby line"i just started to blow up and i gained weight rapidly so everyone at school would bully me//the kids would call me chubby so i took the chubby and i made it into my fashion company "chubby line" guidence of her family she started sketching her own designs.her fall collection consists of hoodies and pants , tops with flared skirts , along with tank tops and jackets, and dressy dresses egypt is heading to california where her line be will featured in orange county fashion week still ahead this morning: cheating the system.. why thousands of wells fargo employees are now unemployed. plus... how one cat is proving looking ahead today. the new york stock exchange honors the victims of 9/11 on the 15th anniversary of the attacks. just as they did after the 10th anniversary... the new york stock exchange will observe a moment of silence this

egypt is dumping it's zero tolderance policy on ergot, a common grain fungus. that regulation implemented last month basically shut down its access to global wheat. egypt will reinstate the previous tolerance level, and said it's being applied to both outstanding and future wheat contracts despite lower milk still on the rise. usda showing milk production in the nation's top 23 states reaching 16 point 7 billion pounds. that's up 2 percent from august of last year. teh largest increase year over year coming from texas, with production topping last year by 11 percent. nationally, production per cow hitting 19 hundred 20 pounds. that sets a new august record since officials started keeping tabs in 2003. harvest nationwide is falling behind. usda says 9 percent of the corn crop is harvested, that's 3 points behind average. soybeans are 4 percent harvested, lagging a point behind the 5-year average. cotton harvest is 6 percent complete, down a point. and sorghum--it's 29 percent harvested, right on track with average farmers in northern iowa and southern minnesota

but a friend of egypt. that's an important message particularly given the way the current administration has treated egypt and many of our allies including israel in the middle east. >> that just shows his strong leadership and presidential stature and why he is the leader for america in such a time as this. he understands making friends, it's easier to become friends and walk hands in hands and side by side, unifying countries who were at odds with each other it's easier to become friends than maintain enemies. this is prove why the country needs donald trump. >> within the country, reaching out to the african-american community, community in our inner cities, reaching out to hispanics and doing better, outperforming anything that so-called political gurus thought possible right now doing as well or better than romney in 2012 among hispanics. and making inroads within the african-american community as well. are you surprised at all by that? >> i'm not, lou. i knew donald trump before -- when everyone was c

telecom egypt gave up early gains wednesday. korea is picking up with imports and exports rising after a prolonged period red.e shipments are up 2.6% in august. climbed .1% after two years of declines. a south korean court has appointed a law firm as the official guardian of the lotte group founder. the court says he has limited mental capacity due to illness and age. they decided against appointing someone from the family, due to a bitter power struggle. news 24 hours a day powered by 2600 journalists in 120 countries. yousef: stocks took a dip on wednesday despite qatar's trade deficit narrowing. figures.down the is the take from economists on the latest data? the narrowing of the deficit was driven primarily by a lowering of import prices. importer.an energy the decline in oil price has benefited the economy greatly. even though exports fell in july, the decline in imports fell faster. that was the driver behind the lower deficit last month. angie: is this likely to continue? what are economists saying? down: oil prices are s

in egypt terrorists have gained a foothold in the sinai desert near the suez canal one of the most used waterways in the zero world and isis is on the list and i ran by the way will be taking over iraq for their oil reserves. isis has spread across the middle east and into the west. for the world largest base sponsor of terrorism they are now flush with $150 billion in cash being released and released by united states plus another 1.7 billion that we just learned about last week in cash payments with that was 400 million now it turns out $1.7 billion in cash. in other words, our country was blackmailed and exported into pay of - - paying this unheard amount of money and president lied to us worst of all the nuclear deal puts iran the number one state sponsor of radical islamic terrorism attacks us to nuclear weapons. this is hillary clinton's foreign policy legacy but that's not all president obama and hillary clinton also overseen deep cuts in the military which tony invite more aggression really we will have it like you have never seen before and it is already happening with our adver

this was the scene last night at the intersection of egypt street and merrimack in manchester. please were investigating a shooting that left one man dead. investigators are confirming that this is a homicca today by dr.thomas andrew who has determined that the cause of the death was a gunshot wound to the chest and he certified the manner of the death as a homicide. naoko: police responded just before 7:00 p.m. and found jonathon vazquez-ojeda with a gunshot wound to the chest. he later died at the hospital. there was a car at the center of victim was inside when he was shot. this comes after several calls to police about shots being fired in the area in the last few days. it has people surprised and concerned. >> i have noticed a lot more police volume. it has gotten worse. it terrifies me as especially for people with children. there is a park down the street. naoko: the attorney general's office says the investigation is ongoing and they are asking the public for its help. contact my manchester police if you know anything. shelley: this just in to our newsroom. all 911 call

at least 42 people were killed egypt. the country said there were more than 400 refugees on-board. at least 154 of them have been leader. global warming.. it's a serious issue that seems to be gaining attentiona right now. and for good reason... the average global temperature for august is a record breaker. the global temperature was nearly 62 degrees... that's nearly a tenth hotter than the previous august record. it was the fifth hottest month of any kiev and these stats date back to 1880./// ((brian loftus)) >>> we're learning that a u-s military acft has crashed fhjan. eapaneoast guard says e person t it's unclear if there werere kirsten joyce)) >>> at least 42 killed in a capsized boat off the coast of egypt. the country said there were more than 400 refugees on-board. at least 154 of them have been rescued. the fate fo the rest is still unknown. the coast guards were searching for survivors and bodies on tuesday. most of the people on-board were >>> it might be tough to keep your 'chakras' aligned... when you think about how much this new yoga mat costs. ((brian loftus)) >> s

. >> trump did meet with the president of egypt last night. his campaign says he promised to be a loyal friend to egypt but didn't say if they discussed his proposed immigration ban. >>> meanwhile his son donald jr. is under fire for this tweet about immigration. he posted that picture of a bowl of skittles with the message "if i had a bowl of skittles and told you just three would take a handful? " that's our syrian refugee problem. the maker of skittles responded saying skittles are candy, refugees are people, we don't feel it's an appropriate analogy. the press secretary for hillary clinton called the post "disgusting requesting requesting. >>> hillary clinton says she's the only candidate that actually fought terrorism. clinton also slammed trump for said she's ready to put real effective policies in place. >> to do the hard work as i've done before to put in place the strategies for local and state law enforcement, for an intelligence surge, for the kind of preventive actions we need to take here at home and to intensify our efforts to de

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i commend president el-sisi of egypt for his efforts to advance peace and stability in our region. israel welcomes the spirit of the arab peace initiative and welcomes a dialogue with arab states to advance a broader peace. i believe that for that broader peace to be fully achieved the palestinians have to be part of it. i'm ready to begin negotiations to achieve this today -- not tomorrow, not next week, today. president abbas spoke here an hour ago. wouldn't it be better if instead of speaking past each other we were speaking to one another? president abbas, instead of railing against israel at the united nations in new york, i invite you to speak to the israeli people at the knesset in jerusalem. and i would gladly come to speak to the palestinian parliament in ramallah. ladies and gentlemen: while israel seeks peace with all our neighbors, we also know that peace has no greater enemy than the forces of militant islam. the bloody trail of this fanaticism runs through all the continents represented here. it runs through paris and nice, brussels and baghdad, tel aviv and jerusalem

ththe passengers w were believe be from egypt, sudan, and syria. it's's unclear what t caused th disaster. u.n. officials say more than 3,200 migrants and refugees have died or gone missing in the m mediterranean this year while attempting to cross to europe. >>> japan's defense ministry says a u.s. carrier fighter jet crashed off okinawa southwestern japan on thursday afternoon. the ministry said u.s. forces later provided the crash location at the northern tip p okininawa island. the japan coast guard said u.s. forces contacteded its shore keepers at 4:00 p.m. and asked for its help. they dispatched vessels to the area. the pilot has been rescued by u.s. forces. >>> japan's prime minister has addressed the u.n. general assembly in new york. shinzo abe spoke at length on a topic that's a growing concern for the asia pacific region and the world. >> translator: north korea has now man tested itself before us as an open threat to peace. what can we do in response? the rezone debtt ra of the unitd nations is truly being tested. we should respond to t

moses was so progressive he wanted to come out of the egypt. christ was so progressive he wanted to feed 5000 and challenge the systems about injustice. moral agenda. there will be some that will say the first critic will say, that cost too much. well, i'm glad there's a nobel peace prize lawyer who wrote a book called the price of any ofcalled "the price inequality." how much does it cost us in money and morality because in moral agendas heard people in that extreme. the do not lift everyone up. is constitutionally inconsistently, morally indefensible, and economically insane to not have a living wage. how can you say on the one hand you want people to have jobs but you don't want to give them a living wage? what do you want to do, wait another 400 years? health care is economically sane. it adds jobs, creates health care for people to allow them to work. i mean, the fact of the matter is what are we talking about? it is economically insane. aboutr all of this talk violence and some people, you know, they want to point out a city where there's

with her grandma's help, egypt created a fall collection of hoodies, pants, tops, skirts and even fancy dresses. the purchase of her clothes also benefits egpyt's anti-bully campaign called "bully chasers." if you're clothes, we have a link to her collection on our website cbs58 dot com. 3 if there was a penny for each moment of frustration felt on i-95 in delaware yesterday...there would be around 5-point-6 million of them. that's how many pennies filled highway lanes after a tractor trailer carrying them lost control and overturned. it took 13 hours to clear the road. 3 -- talk over live big board -- coming up, a final look at your ready weather forecast for the weekend...including russ feingold: so, what do you girls want to be when you grow up? girl 1: i want to be an astronomer. girl 2: i want to be a doctor! russ feingold: do you think you should be paid the same as boys? girl 1: definitely. girl 2: yep! russ feingold: well, i raised my two girls right here, - and so do i. unfortunately, in wisconsin, a lot of women make less than men doing the same job. i'll work for equal pay fo

orla guerin, bbc news, rosetta, northern egypt. katty: this trafficking has got to stop. staying with of migrant crisis, it was exactly a year ago in russell's -- in brussels that there was an agreement to relocate refugees to the european union. today in greece, thousands are still stranded in camps with just 6% relocated so far. many are left living in poor conditions on the island of lesbos. reporter: this is where the crammedds, and a camp to more than twice its capacity, a defining symbol of how a year as change the political response to the migrant crisis. "we don't even know who we are," this congolese man says. "we came as refugees. now we are treated like prisoners." there are many young men here. some are refugeefrom conflict. others escaping poverty. this week tents were set on fire, apparently in response to . as of mass deportation. >> people are just growing more and more frustrated and more fearful about whether futures will hold. reporter: the camps are within sight of the turkish coast, where people were smuggled with such high hopes. this camp is orderly

te coast guard still searching most on board were from egypt, sudan and chad. >> chicago mayor expected to give a major speech today and then able announced the department as adding 970 officers the next two years including 516 patrol officers 200 patrol detectives than 112 work. >> one of the most important jobs of the new superintendent is to look at this department fromi top to bottom asking what it will take to keep it strong and keep our neighborhoods safe >> chicago is already employ more than 12,000 police officers. there have been more than 500 homicides in the city this year. >> our video of the two -year-old child tugging on her mother's unconscious body circulating social media today's a veryoc sad look at this video police say the mother passed out from a drug overdose p right in the middle of the store. they believe she overdoseddl on an ol version of heroinn when she finally came to but two doses of narcan administered after finding drugr paraphernalia in her purse, police say the video shot inside the family dollar store will be a key piece of evidence in charging the mot