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Amber Alert canceled for 2 children allegedly kidnapped by their father in Los Angeles County
By Mary Stringini, FOX 11
LOS ANGELES, Calif. (FOX 11) - The Amber Alert issued on Wednesday morning for two children who police said were abducted by their father was canceled shortly before 1 p.m.
According to Bakersfield Police, 8-year-old Miliana Aguirre and 4-year-old Daniel Aguirre were located with their father, 31-year-old Michael Aguirre. Both of the children were safe and unharmed, police said. Aguirre was arrested without incident.
The California Highway Patrol issued the Amber Alert around 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Aguirre allegedly abducted the children Tuesday night in Bakersfield, according to police. The group was last seen in the Marina Del Rey area of Los Angeles County on Tuesday, April 23 just before 6 a.m., according to CHP.
According to Bakersfield Police, Aguirre is a known gang member and was to be considered armed and dangerous.
No additional information has been released at this time.


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package org.apache.spark.storage

import scala.concurrent.{Await, Future}
import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.Implicits.global

import akka.actor._

import org.apache.spark.{Logging, SparkConf, SparkException}
import org.apache.spark.storage.BlockManagerMessages._
import org.apache.spark.util.AkkaUtils

private[spark]
class BlockManagerMaster(
    var driverActor: ActorRef,
    conf: SparkConf,
    isDriver: Boolean)
  extends Logging {
  private val AKKA_RETRY_ATTEMPTS: Int = AkkaUtils.numRetries(conf)
  private val AKKA_RETRY_INTERVAL_MS: Int = AkkaUtils.retryWaitMs(conf)

  val DRIVER_AKKA_ACTOR_NAME = "BlockManagerMaster"

  val timeout = AkkaUtils.askTimeout(conf)

  /** Remove a dead executor from the driver actor. This is only called on the driver side. */
  def removeExecutor(execId: String) {
    tell(RemoveExecutor(execId))
    logInfo("Removed " + execId + " successfully in removeExecutor")
  }

  /** Register the BlockManager's id with the driver. */
  def registerBlockManager(blockManagerId: BlockManagerId, maxMemSize: Long, slaveActor: ActorRef) {
    logInfo("Trying to register BlockManager")
    tell(RegisterBlockManager(blockManagerId, maxMemSize, slaveActor))
    logInfo("Registered BlockManager")
  }

  def updateBlockInfo(
      blockManagerId: BlockManagerId,
      blockId: BlockId,
      storageLevel: StorageLevel,
      memSize: Long,
      diskSize: Long,
      tachyonSize: Long): Boolean = {
    val res = askDriverWithReply[Boolean](
      UpdateBlockInfo(blockManagerId, blockId, storageLevel, memSize, diskSize, tachyonSize))
    logInfo("Updated info of block " + blockId)
    res
  }

  /** Get locations of the blockId from the driver */
  def getLocations(blockId: BlockId): Seq[BlockManagerId] = {
    askDriverWithReply[Seq[BlockManagerId]](GetLocations(blockId))
  }

  /** Get locations of multiple blockIds from the driver */
  def getLocations(blockIds: Array[BlockId]): Seq[Seq[BlockManagerId]] = {
    askDriverWithReply[Seq[Seq[BlockManagerId]]](GetLocationsMultipleBlockIds(blockIds))
  }

  /**
   * Check if block manager master has a block. Note that this can be used to check for only
   * those blocks that are reported to block manager master.
   */
  def contains(blockId: BlockId) = {
    !getLocations(blockId).isEmpty
  }

  /** Get ids of other nodes in the cluster from the driver */
  def getPeers(blockManagerId: BlockManagerId): Seq[BlockManagerId] = {
    askDriverWithReply[Seq[BlockManagerId]](GetPeers(blockManagerId))
  }

  def getActorSystemHostPortForExecutor(executorId: String): Option[(String, Int)] = {
    askDriverWithReply[Option[(String, Int)]](GetActorSystemHostPortForExecutor(executorId))
  }

  /**
   * Remove a block from the slaves that have it. This can only be used to remove
   * blocks that the driver knows about.
   */
  def removeBlock(blockId: BlockId) {
    askDriverWithReply(RemoveBlock(blockId))
  }

  /** Remove all blocks belonging to the given RDD. */
  def removeRdd(rddId: Int, blocking: Boolean) {
    val future = askDriverWithReply[Future[Seq[Int]]](RemoveRdd(rddId))
    future.onFailure {
      case e: Exception =>
        logWarning(s"Failed to remove RDD $rddId - ${e.getMessage}}")
    }
    if (blocking) {
      Await.result(future, timeout)
    }
  }

  /** Remove all blocks belonging to the given shuffle. */
  def removeShuffle(shuffleId: Int, blocking: Boolean) {
    val future = askDriverWithReply[Future[Seq[Boolean]]](RemoveShuffle(shuffleId))
    future.onFailure {
      case e: Exception =>
        logWarning(s"Failed to remove shuffle $shuffleId - ${e.getMessage}}")
    }
    if (blocking) {
      Await.result(future, timeout)
    }
  }

  /** Remove all blocks belonging to the given broadcast. */
  def removeBroadcast(broadcastId: Long, removeFromMaster: Boolean, blocking: Boolean) {
    val future = askDriverWithReply[Future[Seq[Int]]](
      RemoveBroadcast(broadcastId, removeFromMaster))
    future.onFailure {
      case e: Exception =>
        logWarning(s"Failed to remove broadcast $broadcastId" +
          s" with removeFromMaster = $removeFromMaster - ${e.getMessage}}")
    }
    if (blocking) {
      Await.result(future, timeout)
    }
  }

  /**
   * Return the memory status for each block manager, in the form of a map from
   * the block manager's id to two long values. The first value is the maximum
   * amount of memory allocated for the block manager, while the second is the
   * amount of remaining memory.
   */
  def getMemoryStatus: Map[BlockManagerId, (Long, Long)] = {
    askDriverWithReply[Map[BlockManagerId, (Long, Long)]](GetMemoryStatus)
  }

  def getStorageStatus: Array[StorageStatus] = {
    askDriverWithReply[Array[StorageStatus]](GetStorageStatus)
  }

  /**
   * Return the block's status on all block managers, if any. NOTE: This is a
   * potentially expensive operation and should only be used for testing.
   *
   * If askSlaves is true, this invokes the master to query each block manager for the most
   * updated block statuses. This is useful when the master is not informed of the given block
   * by all block managers.
   */
  def getBlockStatus(
      blockId: BlockId,
      askSlaves: Boolean = true): Map[BlockManagerId, BlockStatus] = {
    val msg = GetBlockStatus(blockId, askSlaves)
    /*
     * To avoid potential deadlocks, the use of Futures is necessary, because the master actor
     * should not block on waiting for a block manager, which can in turn be waiting for the
     * master actor for a response to a prior message.
     */
    val response = askDriverWithReply[Map[BlockManagerId, Future[Option[BlockStatus]]]](msg)
    val (blockManagerIds, futures) = response.unzip
    val result = Await.result(Future.sequence(futures), timeout)
    if (result == null) {
      throw new SparkException("BlockManager returned null for BlockStatus query: " + blockId)
    }
    val blockStatus = result.asInstanceOf[Iterable[Option[BlockStatus]]]
    blockManagerIds.zip(blockStatus).flatMap { case (blockManagerId, status) =>
      status.map { s => (blockManagerId, s) }
    }.toMap
  }

  /**
   * Return a list of ids of existing blocks such that the ids match the given filter. NOTE: This
   * is a potentially expensive operation and should only be used for testing.
   *
   * If askSlaves is true, this invokes the master to query each block manager for the most
   * updated block statuses. This is useful when the master is not informed of the given block
   * by all block managers.
   */
  def getMatchingBlockIds(
      filter: BlockId => Boolean,
      askSlaves: Boolean): Seq[BlockId] = {
    val msg = GetMatchingBlockIds(filter, askSlaves)
    val future = askDriverWithReply[Future[Seq[BlockId]]](msg)
    Await.result(future, timeout)
  }

  /** Stop the driver actor, called only on the Spark driver node */
  def stop() {
    if (driverActor != null && isDriver) {
      tell(StopBlockManagerMaster)
      driverActor = null
      logInfo("BlockManagerMaster stopped")
    }
  }

  /** Send a one-way message to the master actor, to which we expect it to reply with true. */
  private def tell(message: Any) {
    if (!askDriverWithReply[Boolean](message)) {
      throw new SparkException("BlockManagerMasterActor returned false, expected true.")
    }
  }

  /**
   * Send a message to the driver actor and get its result within a default timeout, or
   * throw a SparkException if this fails.
   */
  private def askDriverWithReply[T](message: Any): T = {
    AkkaUtils.askWithReply(message, driverActor, AKKA_RETRY_ATTEMPTS, AKKA_RETRY_INTERVAL_MS,
      timeout)
  }

}

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thanksgiving. ♪ >>> modern turkey was founded in 1923 on the principles of secular, democratic statehood after centuries of empire. >> it has been the most turbulent year in a decade of turkey's political history. >> turkey has set a new course. one that many hoped would carry it into the european union. >> there's clearly a significant portion of the turkish population that's not happy with the policies of the democratically elected government. >> but things have changed. they are changing. >> you get clashes erupting, demonstrators throwing rocks. >> and what happens next has implications far beyond turkey. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la [ gunfire ] >> it has been a turbulent year for turkey. and i arrive in istanbul at the moment of a critical election. the question on everyone's mind is whether the current president and his ruling party will win
thanksgiving. ♪ >>> modern turkey was founded in 1923 on the principles of secular, democratic statehood after centuries of empire. >> it has been the most turbulent year in a decade of turkey's political history. >> turkey has set a new course. one that many hoped would carry it into the european union. >> there's clearly a significant portion of the turkish population that's not happy with the policies of the democratically elected government. >> but things...
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over russia, turkey and isis. all over the video you are about to see. chilling. vladimir putin calling it a stab in the back. a russia war plane is engulfed in flames igniting a new diplomatic crisisis. turkey says the plane invae inv its air space and ignored for around 5 minutes. two pilots did eject from this plane. you are going to see that shortly. there you see the jet crashing into the mountains of turkey. the pilots eject. they parachute to the ground. not necessarily to safety. this territory largely held by syrian rebels the group that the air strikes are targeting. vladimir putin lashing out as helicopters canvas the hot spot. and global concerns rising over whether this conflict will derail the coalition building against isis. our correspondents covering all of thing e angles. let's get to it. we begin with matthew chance in moscow. hi. >> reporter: well the russians have basically come out extre extremely angry at this incident, the downing of this war plane. they have confirmed first of all that it's taken place. they have also confirmed that the two pilots on boa
over russia, turkey and isis. all over the video you are about to see. chilling. vladimir putin calling it a stab in the back. a russia war plane is engulfed in flames igniting a new diplomatic crisisis. turkey says the plane invae inv its air space and ignored for around 5 minutes. two pilots did eject from this plane. you are going to see that shortly. there you see the jet crashing into the mountains of turkey. the pilots eject. they parachute to the ground. not necessarily to safety. this...
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in syria and iraq today by turkey after announcing that country would allow the united states-led coalition to use its air bases in the fight against isis. from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta, i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." good day to you and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. >>> we start this hour in kenya. the u.s. president, barack obama, making his first visit as a u.s. president and the first president to be there. he's been speaking at the global entrepreneurship summit in the capital city there and to nairobi we go with themma bagger. we just watched a moment ago, last hour when the president was at the podium. the president saying that he is proud to be the first u.s. president to visit kenya. certainly an important mission for him at this summit but other messages that he's sending as well. >> reporter: hi george. well we have been hearing from president obama about the two really main themes that underpin this. he's already hit those notes for us in that global entrepreneurship summit remarks that he gave earlier.
in syria and iraq today by turkey after announcing that country would allow the united states-led coalition to use its air bases in the fight against isis. from cnn world headquarters here in atlanta, i'm george howell. this is "cnn newsroom." good day to you and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. >>> we start this hour in kenya. the u.s. president, barack obama, making his first visit as a u.s. president and the first president to be...
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working on this with us today. >> alisyn. >>> russia and turkey still butting heads despite cause to de-escalate tensions after turkey shot down that russian jet. turkey releasing a recording of the warning they say they issued to the russians about violating their airspace. the russian pilot who survived said they never got any warning. ian is live with the latest in istanbul. what do we know, ian? >> reporter: well, alisyn, we're hearing at this hour, there is heavy bombardment in the area where the plane went down. russian air force has carried out at least 12 air strikes. we're also hearing that the regime forces of bashar al assad have bombarded it with military backed with the turkish government. turkey and russia have ruled out going to war over this incident. it looks like we're now seeing russia's retaliation going after turkey's interest inside of syria. but also, we're hearing of economic retaliations also against syria. mind you that russia is the second largest trading partner for turkey. they get 60% of their natural gas from russia. today, we're hearing that russia
working on this with us today. >> alisyn. >>> russia and turkey still butting heads despite cause to de-escalate tensions after turkey shot down that russian jet. turkey releasing a recording of the warning they say they issued to the russians about violating their airspace. the russian pilot who survived said they never got any warning. ian is live with the latest in istanbul. what do we know, ian? >> reporter: well, alisyn, we're hearing at this hour, there is heavy...
Wolf : CNNW : November 25, 2015 10:00am-11:01am PST
between turkey and the nato ally and russia. and was turkey justified in bringing down the su-24, the russian airplane that violated presumably if you believe the turks violated the air space for less than 30 seconds according to the u.s. military officials, and were they justified in having an f-16 using an air-to-air missile to bring down that russian plane some >> wolf, if in were just a one 30-second type incident i would say no, but there is more involved here than that. russia is constantly penetrating turkey's air space, and secondly, russia was bombing the turkmen who are fighting assad, and allied with turkey. so it is really a combination of things, constant penetration of turkey's air space, and the bombing of the resistance forces against assad, and under those conditions, turkey was certainly right in doing it from their perspective. they have to maintain their national sovereignty, and i believe it is important that since turkey is a member of nato and not always a reliable ally of the united states, but they are a member of nato, and it is our obligation to stand w
between turkey and the nato ally and russia. and was turkey justified in bringing down the su-24, the russian airplane that violated presumably if you believe the turks violated the air space for less than 30 seconds according to the u.s. military officials, and were they justified in having an f-16 using an air-to-air missile to bring down that russian plane some >> wolf, if in were just a one 30-second type incident i would say no, but there is more involved here than that. russia is...
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stars per hour if you get outside. christine. >> thanks, pedram. >>> the u.s. consulate in turkey attacked as the war on isis enters a new phase. we are live after the break. >>> happening today, the u.s. consulate in istanbul is expected to reopen after it came under fire monday. the state run news agency says the attack came one day after the u.s. deployed six f-16 fighters and 300 military personnel at the air base in southern turkey. it was one of three armed attacks across turkey. which is one of america's allies in the region. i want to turn to correspondent nick paton walsh. nick. >> reporter: christine. this is the height of tourist season and capital istanbul. it is two gunned women they blame for the attack on the consulate. the target not hit. one gun woman injured and the other on the run. they are part of the group known as dhkpc. this attack political toward isis. you say the motivation was american build up here, but not part of that war. isis weren't behind the attack. you mentioned turkey being the other target of the military campaign here. yes, they are hitting
stars per hour if you get outside. christine. >> thanks, pedram. >>> the u.s. consulate in turkey attacked as the war on isis enters a new phase. we are live after the break. >>> happening today, the u.s. consulate in istanbul is expected to reopen after it came under fire monday. the state run news agency says the attack came one day after the u.s. deployed six f-16 fighters and 300 military personnel at the air base in southern turkey. it was one of three armed...
Wolf : CNNW : August 25, 2015 10:00am-11:01am PDT
." also joining us the former fbi assistant director tom fuentes. paul, el khazzani traveled to turkey as we now know. that's very significant and tell us why. >> it's very significant indeed because these european extremists have traveled to turkey to get to syria, we know he traveled on may 10 from berlin to istanbul. we reported that yesterday on your show but very interesting we now know he came back on june 4 and he came back through a place in turkey that is just 15 miles from the syrian border in southern turkey. he took a flight there to istanbul and then via albania, a very convoluted way back into europe suggesting he was trying to fly back under the radar screen. investigators believe he was trying to get into syria to join isis. what isn't clear is whether he managed to get over into syria or whether he perhaps meant isis operatives in turkey because we know that isis has a significant presence throughout turkey especially in the southern region, wolf. >> how singh scant that, tom, that he went to turkey, we don't know if he made it into syria or no not. >> well, wolf there
." also joining us the former fbi assistant director tom fuentes. paul, el khazzani traveled to turkey as we now know. that's very significant and tell us why. >> it's very significant indeed because these european extremists have traveled to turkey to get to syria, we know he traveled on may 10 from berlin to istanbul. we reported that yesterday on your show but very interesting we now know he came back on june 4 and he came back through a place in turkey that is just 15 miles from...
CNN Newsroom With Victor Blackwell and Christi Paul : CNNW : October 10, 2015 7:00am-8:01am PDT
>>> break can news outside of turkey. a deadly bombing killing dozens, injuring many more. we are following the very latest. >>> big weekend for democratic candidates for president, preparing to face off in vegas for the first debate here on cnn. this is happening as a new poll tightens the race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >>> in disturbing new video released of a suspect who dies in police custody after a fight breaks out in a police station. you are going to see it play out. who is to blame? you are in the "cnn newsroom." >>> good morning, everyone. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> i'm alison kosik in for victor paul. >> a deadly bombing outside of a crowded train station in the capital there killing dozens and injuring many, many more. we just got new numbers of the amount of people killed. the country's ministry of health says that 86 people are now confirmed dead and 200 others are confirmed injured. the blast happened at 10:00 a.m. local while they gathered for a peace rally. one of the explosions was caught on video. watch. >> so far, no claim of responsibi
>>> break can news outside of turkey. a deadly bombing killing dozens, injuring many more. we are following the very latest. >>> big weekend for democratic candidates for president, preparing to face off in vegas for the first debate here on cnn. this is happening as a new poll tightens the race between hillary clinton and bernie sanders. >>> in disturbing new video released of a suspect who dies in police custody after a fight breaks out in a police station. you are...
CNN Special Report : CNNW : November 12, 2015 6:00pm-7:01pm PST
? >> thanks very much. appreciate it. that does it for us. ♪ >>> modern turkey was founded in 1923 on the principles of secular, democratic statehood after centuries of empire. >> it has been the most turbulent year in a decade of turkey's political history. >> turkey has set a new course. one that many hoped would carry it into the european union. >> there's clearly a significant portion of the turkish population that's not happy with the policies of the democratically elected government. >> but things have changed. they are changing. >> you get clashes erupting, demonstrators throwing rocks. >> and what happens next has implications far beyond turkey. ♪ i took a walk through this beautiful world ♪ ♪ felt the cool rain on my shoulder ♪ ♪ found something good in this beautiful world ♪ ♪ i felt the rain getting colder ♪ ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la ♪ sha la la la la ♪ sha la la la la la la >> it has been a turbulent year for turkey. and i arrive in istanbul at the moment of a critical election. the question on everyone's mind is whether the current preside
? >> thanks very much. appreciate it. that does it for us. ♪ >>> modern turkey was founded in 1923 on the principles of secular, democratic statehood after centuries of empire. >> it has been the most turbulent year in a decade of turkey's political history. >> turkey has set a new course. one that many hoped would carry it into the european union. >> there's clearly a significant portion of the turkish population that's not happy with the policies of the...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : November 24, 2015 10:00pm-1:01am PST
fears of the syrian crisis escalating after turkey shoots down a russian war plane. and donald trump isn't backing away from controversial comments about american muslims on 9/11, despite an apparent lack of proof. hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm isha sesay. "newsroom l.a." starts right now. >>> controversial dash cam video shows a twhiet police officer shooting a black teen. laquan mcdonald is seen running towards a patrol car. authorities say the 17-year-old was armed with a knife. the teen then walks away from the two police officers who have their guns drawn. seconds later, an officer open fires and mcdonald falls to the ground. the teen was shot 16 times. the officer jason van dyke has been charged with first degree murder. protesters are blocking an interstate in chicago right now. we want to show you the pictures. authorities had been preparing for possible protest ahead of the video release showing aerial images right now on the streets of chicago. that's where we find cnn's rosa flores. set the scene for us. what's happen
fears of the syrian crisis escalating after turkey shoots down a russian war plane. and donald trump isn't backing away from controversial comments about american muslims on 9/11, despite an apparent lack of proof. hello and welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm isha sesay. "newsroom l.a." starts right now. >>> controversial dash cam video shows a twhiet police officer shooting a black teen. laquan mcdonald is seen running towards a patrol...
>> the turkish president say a. >> the turkey president has no claims after if international manhunt stretches to germany. an outrage after police release video watching a white man shoot a plaque teen 16 times. this is cnn newsroom. >> the turkish president says h does not want the incident to escalate. they shot down a warplane on tuesday. he spoke in istanbul a short while ago. >> we do not have any intention to escalate this matter. all we are caring for is defending our security and the law and rights of our brothers. >> meanwhile, moscow appears to be making good on its promise. retribution of a downing warplane on tuesday t. russian prime minister says the incident could mean it's scrapped some important joint projects with turkey. they have warned it could result in turkish companies losing russian market share. mr. medved is working towards isis and reaping financial awards from the oil fields. now you are looking at video. exclusive video to cnn purportedly showing the wreckage of the plane that went down in northern syria. turkey says they ignored warnings and inva
>> the turkish president say a. >> the turkey president has no claims after if international manhunt stretches to germany. an outrage after police release video watching a white man shoot a plaque teen 16 times. this is cnn newsroom. >> the turkish president says h does not want the incident to escalate. they shot down a warplane on tuesday. he spoke in istanbul a short while ago. >> we do not have any intention to escalate this matter. all we are caring for is defending...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : November 25, 2015 2:00pm-4:01pm PST
, russia says turkey intentionally shot down its fighter jet and it's deploying sophisticated missiles nearby now in syria. will the u.s. be caught in the middle of a showdown between a nato ally and vladimir putin? and call for calm. after a night of protest, chicago's mayor urges residents to keep the peace after a stunning video shows a deadly police shooting. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> let's get to the breaking news with european capitals on high alert amid new revelations that another attack was barely averted in paris, president obama says it's understandable that americans are worried. but as security is stepped up in this country for the holiday, the president is urging people to go about normal activities. he says every possible step is being taken to keep americans safe. and on this new development in the fight against isis as two of the terror groups are now fighting among themselves accusing turkey of a planned provocation in the downing of one of its fighter jets, russia deploying an advanced missile defense system i
, russia says turkey intentionally shot down its fighter jet and it's deploying sophisticated missiles nearby now in syria. will the u.s. be caught in the middle of a showdown between a nato ally and vladimir putin? and call for calm. after a night of protest, chicago's mayor urges residents to keep the peace after a stunning video shows a deadly police shooting. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in "the situation room." >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> let's get to the...
15: 5:00 a.m. on the east coast. turkey shoots down a russian bomber. it can derail syria. turkey says they ignored multiple warnings. russia says its jet never strayed from syrian territory. russian news agencies reports one of the two pilots was killed as was a russian marine trying to rescue them. a second pilot was rescued, and is with the army now. the head of nato urges calm. >> that calm echoed by president obama. let's bring in cnn's ian lee for the latest. ian, russia is saying this was an operation targeting isis, be you this area where it happened isn't an area known for isis activity, right? >> reporter: that's exactly right. we do not have real evidence, proof of isis operating in the area. who is operating is turkmen rebels. they ethnically have close ties with turkey. turkey has been backing them. turkey warned the government of syria as well as the russians from attacking them. they see them as their close relatives. president erdowan talked about this a little while ago. take a listen. >> we do not have any intention to escalate this matter. all we are caring for
15: 5:00 a.m. on the east coast. turkey shoots down a russian bomber. it can derail syria. turkey says they ignored multiple warnings. russia says its jet never strayed from syrian territory. russian news agencies reports one of the two pilots was killed as was a russian marine trying to rescue them. a second pilot was rescued, and is with the army now. the head of nato urges calm. >> that calm echoed by president obama. let's bring in cnn's ian lee for the latest. ian, russia is saying...
dead and four others wounded after a car bomb exploded in turkey. the search is on for whoever is responsible for this. this comes after targets were bombed by the turkish military. >>> a series of rapid chgs changes toward northern syria in the last few days. they are talking about the potential for a safe haven/zone for which the hundreds of the refugees in camps could perhaps return. official talk about when and isis is pushed out of those areas, naturally they would become safe enough for those refugees to return. it's a complex ambition. jets are hitting targets inside syria. turkey also perceives some kurdish groups as a threat and they are hitting the pkk. allies of the pkk are the ground troops fighting isis. one thing not in down is turkeyish turkeyish. isis have used turkish material to take people and materiel into syria. the scope of their about -- ambition could require tens of thousands of troops. it does now have the potential of one of key neighbors of syria a nato ally being thrust full head long into this conflict. there are other elements here too that are impor
dead and four others wounded after a car bomb exploded in turkey. the search is on for whoever is responsible for this. this comes after targets were bombed by the turkish military. >>> a series of rapid chgs changes toward northern syria in the last few days. they are talking about the potential for a safe haven/zone for which the hundreds of the refugees in camps could perhaps return. official talk about when and isis is pushed out of those areas, naturally they would become safe...
plane blocking turkey has shot down a russian warplane, and this is representing a serious problem. i want you to listen to what the president had to say urging everyone to avoid any escalation. >> turkey like every country has a right to defend its territory and air space. i think it is very important for us right now to make sure that both the russians and the turks are talking to each other to find out exactly what happened and take measures to discourage any kind of escalation. i do think that this points to a ongoing problem with the russian operations. in the sense that they are operating very close to the turkish border and they are going after the moderate opposition supported by not only turkey, but a wide range of countries. if russia is directing its energies towards daesh and isille, some isil some of the conflicts or potentials for mistakes or escalation are less likely to occur. >> christiane hold on one mom t moment, because jim acosta is in the east room of the white house where the news conference just took place. and jim, the president is clearly underscoring what
plane blocking turkey has shot down a russian warplane, and this is representing a serious problem. i want you to listen to what the president had to say urging everyone to avoid any escalation. >> turkey like every country has a right to defend its territory and air space. i think it is very important for us right now to make sure that both the russians and the turks are talking to each other to find out exactly what happened and take measures to discourage any kind of escalation. i do...
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have bilateral talks, including the united states. president obama led a talk with turkey's president erdogan. that talk very important because of what happened a few days ago when turkey shot down that russian fighter jet. the russian president putin refused to meet with erdogan. obama did this morning basically reminding everyone that turkey is a nato ally and the u.s. supports turkey's sovereignty. erdogan said he wants to use diplomatic language and wants to avoid tensions. we don't want to get hurt, he said, to members of the press at the end of the that meeting. all sorts of bilateral talks here. the main issue here is the climate change conference. the leaders all yesterday spent the day expressing good intentions. everybody was on the same page saying it is important to take action. take action now. the devil is in the details. there is a 50-page document that has to be gone through and reduced to a manageable size with a lot of clauses and things that have been added and exceptions that need to be rearranged so the leaders can sign on to something that everyone can commit to.
have bilateral talks, including the united states. president obama led a talk with turkey's president erdogan. that talk very important because of what happened a few days ago when turkey shot down that russian fighter jet. the russian president putin refused to meet with erdogan. obama did this morning basically reminding everyone that turkey is a nato ally and the u.s. supports turkey's sovereignty. erdogan said he wants to use diplomatic language and wants to avoid tensions. we don't want...
, turkey and russia heating up. but both countries insist they don't want the dispute. moscow suggests the shootdown was premeditated. >> reporter: in a forest near the >> the twisted reck damage of russia's downed war plane. this exclusive coverage shows wreckage scattered through the trees. the syrian rebel fighter picks his way through the debris. this is the moment turkish intercepters blasted the russian plane out of the sky. you can see it plunging to earth in a fire ball. the turkish military has released a recording of the clear warning it gave the russian plane. after ten messages over five minutes, the turks say they opened fire. >> the two russian crew ejected safely. the pilot was dead when he hit the ground. but after a 12-hour special forces operation, russian officials say the second crew member, the navigator, was rescued. he's now appeared on russian television. his back turned to the camera, denying his plane violated turkish ap turki turkish airplanes air space or that any warning was given. >> there were no warnings. that's why we were keeping our combat course as w
, turkey and russia heating up. but both countries insist they don't want the dispute. moscow suggests the shootdown was premeditated. >> reporter: in a forest near the >> the twisted reck damage of russia's downed war plane. this exclusive coverage shows wreckage scattered through the trees. the syrian rebel fighter picks his way through the debris. this is the moment turkish intercepters blasted the russian plane out of the sky. you can see it plunging to earth in a fire ball. the...
Situation Room With Wolf Blitzer : CNNW : July 27, 2015 2:00pm-4:01pm PDT
rare emergency nato meeting. turkey has called for the extraordinary session as it faces a growing threat from isis forces, disturbingly close to its border with syria. the danger is so great, the u.s. is now working with turkey to establish an eye says-free safe zone. we're also getting a first look at some remarkable pictures taken as the country was rocked by the 9/11 terror attacks, the images capture the shock and horror of top bush administration officials in the minutes after the twin towers were struck. they also revealed the top secret location where dick cheney was whisked away. we're covering that with our correspondents and guests including james risch, a key men of the intelligence and foreign relations committee. >>> but we begin with president obama, using the international spotlight to slam lawmakers and presidential candidates over remarks he calls ridiculous and sad. >>> sore surwhite house correspondent is joining us for the ethiopian capital. he's traveling with the president. update our viewers on the latest what is going on? >> reporter: wolf president obama i
rare emergency nato meeting. turkey has called for the extraordinary session as it faces a growing threat from isis forces, disturbingly close to its border with syria. the danger is so great, the u.s. is now working with turkey to establish an eye says-free safe zone. we're also getting a first look at some remarkable pictures taken as the country was rocked by the 9/11 terror attacks, the images capture the shock and horror of top bush administration officials in the minutes after the twin...
CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield : CNNW : November 28, 2015 9:00am-10:01am PST
shooting and all listed in good condition at this time. >>> next, the leaders of turkey and russia could come face to face a week after turkey shot down a russian war plane. turkey's president says he wants to meet this week, but how will vladimir putin respond? it takes a lot of work... to run this business. i'm on the move all day long... and sometimes, i just don't eat the way i should. so i drink boost to get the nutrition that i'm missing. boost complete nutritional drink has 26 essential vitamins and minerals, including calcium and vitamin d to support strong bones and 10 grams of protein to help maintain muscle. all with a great taste. i don't plan on slowing down any time soon. stay strong. stay active with boost. now try new boost® compact and 100 calories. >>> turkish president erdogan says he wants to open a dialogue with russia over the downing of a russian fighter jet. erdogan has already extended an invitation to vladimir putin to have to have a side meeting at this week's climate summit in paris. putin is yet to respond. meanwhile, turkey's foreign ministry issued a stron
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, christine. president obama meeting with president erdogan of turkey. that takes on urgency because the turks shot down that russian jet just a couple of days ago. that is increased tensions with the u.s. which has urged turkey to ease things with russia. the president met with putin yesterday. in any case, obama has a meeting with the small island nations who take this conference very, very importantly because they, in fact, could be an issue if waters continue to rise. the goal of 2 degrees is not ambitious enough because at 2 degrees, they feel the nations will be flooded. after that, the president holds a news conference at the organization of development and flies back to washington. the leaders here have set the stage for the rest of the conference which happening over the next two weeks. all of the leaders will be debating all of the clauses and sub clauses in the document and trying to come up with something they can agree on. >> jim, there have been so many meetings and false starts on the global change. is there a feeling this time it's different? >> reporter: there is a feeli
, christine. president obama meeting with president erdogan of turkey. that takes on urgency because the turks shot down that russian jet just a couple of days ago. that is increased tensions with the u.s. which has urged turkey to ease things with russia. the president met with putin yesterday. in any case, obama has a meeting with the small island nations who take this conference very, very importantly because they, in fact, could be an issue if waters continue to rise. the goal of 2 degrees...
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. michael weiss, thanks so much. minutes ago, this just in to cnn, too, turkey's president ratchets up tension over his country's shootdown of a russian warplane. he sat down foreign exclusive interview with cnn and said turkey will not apologize. this is the u.s. and allies urge both countries to calm the rhetoric. cnn's becky anderson in turkey. more on her interview with the turkish president. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is exactly what he said, i'll quote you, i think if there is a party that needs to apologize it is not us, it is those who violated our air space, those are the ones who need to apologize, pilots and armed forces fulfilled duties which consisted to responding to violations of the rules of engagement. i think is is the president, the president told me in an exclusive interview i just finished and got back to this live position to speak to you. he also, once again, reiterated what the turkish authorities say were the circumstances of the downing of this jet. despite the fact that we have had the navigator, the co-pilot of the downed jet, speaking to
. michael weiss, thanks so much. minutes ago, this just in to cnn, too, turkey's president ratchets up tension over his country's shootdown of a russian warplane. he sat down foreign exclusive interview with cnn and said turkey will not apologize. this is the u.s. and allies urge both countries to calm the rhetoric. cnn's becky anderson in turkey. more on her interview with the turkish president. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. this is exactly what he said, i'll quote you, i...
At This Hour With Berman and Bolduan : CNNW : November 25, 2015 8:00am-9:01am PST
the russian pilots shot down by turkey is alive. inside the stunning rescue operation and the vow of revenge from vladimir putin. >>> also 16 shots in just seconds. outrage erupts in chicago over the video just released showing a police officer shooting an african-american teenager to death. how this video will impact the prosecution of the officer now charged with first-degree murder. hello, everyone. i'm poppy harlow in today for john and kate. thank you for being with me. breaking news. just minutes from now, president obama delivering a statement to the nation after meeting with his national security team. we are told it involves security preparations for the holidays in the wake of the paris attacks. again, just learning in the last few moments the president will make a statement in just about 40 minutes' time. after he is briefed by his national security team, we will bring it to you live, of course. >>> as americans head to the airports for the holiday, france right now investigating workers. they are searching for extremists who may have infiltrated the public transit system
the russian pilots shot down by turkey is alive. inside the stunning rescue operation and the vow of revenge from vladimir putin. >>> also 16 shots in just seconds. outrage erupts in chicago over the video just released showing a police officer shooting an african-american teenager to death. how this video will impact the prosecution of the officer now charged with first-degree murder. hello, everyone. i'm poppy harlow in today for john and kate. thank you for being with me. breaking...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : July 26, 2015 11:00pm-1:01am PDT
died in this conflict so far. >>> let's get to you turkey where unrest has been gripping the country as it struggles to deal with a spate of attacks that have killed dozens of people. two were responding to an emergency call. meanwhile, they have asked for an emergency nato meeting to discuss the strong steps it's taking to fight terror. they include air strierks on isis positions in syria and kurdish installations in iraq. arwa damon has more on that. >> reporter: turkey is now fighting on two fronts. bombing isis for the first time in syria, making the nation a target for isis revenge and going after the pkk, the kurtd stan workers party in northern iraq which turkey has long labeled a terrorist organization. which already proved it can and will retaliate, laying in ambush for turkish security forces in the kurdish heartland killing two. the shaky cease-fire with the pkk officially dead. turkey also launched a country-wide anti-terrorism operation, rounding up some 850 individuals. the government says have ties to terrorism. among them around three dozen foreigners. turkey
died in this conflict so far. >>> let's get to you turkey where unrest has been gripping the country as it struggles to deal with a spate of attacks that have killed dozens of people. two were responding to an emergency call. meanwhile, they have asked for an emergency nato meeting to discuss the strong steps it's taking to fight terror. they include air strierks on isis positions in syria and kurdish installations in iraq. arwa damon has more on that. >> reporter: turkey is now...
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. why is the president of turkey taking on the vicar of christ? and what does it say about turkey today? then david brooks games out the 2016 presidential field. nd avenue and jeffrey sacks tells us why 2015 is our last chance to act on climate change. but first, here's my take. the obama administration's foreign policy energies are now fully engaged in the middle east. negotiating the iran deal, sending special forces into iraq, supporting saudi air strikes in yemen, working with the syrian rebels. whatever happened to the pivot to asia? remember the basic argument behind the pivot was that the united states was over invested in the middle east, a crisis-prone region of dwindling importance to the american national interests. asia, on the other hand, is the future. of the world's four largest economies, three are in asia if purchased by purchasing power parity. as singapore's former leader often told me, america will remain the world's dominant power in the 21st century only if it is the dominant pacific power. and yet, the united states is once more up to its neck in the middle easter
. why is the president of turkey taking on the vicar of christ? and what does it say about turkey today? then david brooks games out the 2016 presidential field. nd avenue and jeffrey sacks tells us why 2015 is our last chance to act on climate change. but first, here's my take. the obama administration's foreign policy energies are now fully engaged in the middle east. negotiating the iran deal, sending special forces into iraq, supporting saudi air strikes in yemen, working with the syrian...
. >> i know. those pictures of that young man make me not want to eat turkey. >> let me see the double biceps carol. >> okay. i'll work out and then protein -- >> -- [inaudible]. >> newsroom starts now. a rally cry on the streets of chicago after police release this dash cam video. a white officer charged with first-degree murder for allegedly shooting a black teenager 16 times. >> this officer went over board, you know. and he abused his authority. >> this morning the officer's lawyer speaks out. also tensions ratchet up after a russian fighter jet is shot down in turkey. what is russia's next move? >> plus nothing says thanksgiving like turkey, floats and dirty bomb detectors. >> we are prepared to protect this city. we are prepared to protect our officers and members of the department. we prepared to protect the public. >> let's talk. live in the cnn newsroom. >>> i'm carol costello. thank you so much for joining me. russia says it will not wage war with turkey but tensions and anger are spiking to dangerous levels. just within the last couple of hours russia's foreign minister says
. >> i know. those pictures of that young man make me not want to eat turkey. >> let me see the double biceps carol. >> okay. i'll work out and then protein -- >> -- [inaudible]. >> newsroom starts now. a rally cry on the streets of chicago after police release this dash cam video. a white officer charged with first-degree murder for allegedly shooting a black teenager 16 times. >> this officer went over board, you know. and he abused his authority. >>...
. breaking news. turkey claims it shot down a russian war plane claiming it violated air space and ignored several warnings. russia insisting it was over syrian air space the entire time. the downing of the russian plane complicating the fight against isis and efforts to remove syrian president bashar al assad from power. cnn's ian lee tracks the latest live from cairo. tell us more about what brought the plane down. >> reporter: alison, let me give you a timeline of what happened. you can see in the video, dramatic video, of the su-24 bomber jet crashing along syria and turkey. we are hearing from the turkish military that two of their f-16s shot down this plane. they say it was an unidentified plane at the time after vhig sl violating its air space. russia, according to the ministry of defense in moscow, said the plane did not in fact violate turkish air space. what we are hearing from russians is the two pilots of the plane were able to eject. now their fate is currently unknown. we are hearing the reports that at least one of the pilots has been captured. and the syrian observa
. breaking news. turkey claims it shot down a russian war plane claiming it violated air space and ignored several warnings. russia insisting it was over syrian air space the entire time. the downing of the russian plane complicating the fight against isis and efforts to remove syrian president bashar al assad from power. cnn's ian lee tracks the latest live from cairo. tell us more about what brought the plane down. >> reporter: alison, let me give you a timeline of what happened. you...
turkey. this is a population that has turkish ancest ancestry. at this moment, we don't know the cause of the crash of plane. there is video of the plane going down and on fire and crashing. we are waiting to hear from the turks and what they know was involved in the crash. >> ian, the russian foreign ministry confirming the war plane that did crash was one of theirs. what do you expect the reaction to be from turkey? >> reporter: this is the one thing we're watching closely. if this was the turks that brought down the plane, this will raise tensions between ankara and moscow. right now, we do not know the cause of the plane crash. we are hearing the plane was cruising at 6,000 meters over 18,000 feet. that is fairly high. we know that most shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles cannot reach that elevation which means it has to be something a bit more sophisticated. that said, if we don't know what brought this plane down, but has the possibility if it was turkey that shot it down. then to raise tensions, we are hearing as well that this plane had not breached turkish air space. this is c
turkey. this is a population that has turkish ancest ancestry. at this moment, we don't know the cause of the crash of plane. there is video of the plane going down and on fire and crashing. we are waiting to hear from the turks and what they know was involved in the crash. >> ian, the russian foreign ministry confirming the war plane that did crash was one of theirs. what do you expect the reaction to be from turkey? >> reporter: this is the one thing we're watching closely. if...
CNN Newsroom With Brooke Baldwin : CNNW : November 26, 2015 11:00am-1:01pm PST
the intention on isis, to eliminate that terrorist group. there's a complication. and that's turkey has, in the past 24 hours, shot down a russian bomber, a russian plane in the skies over the turkish/syrian border and the russians are furious about it. and it's complicated this effort for a grand coalition. >> given this complication, quick follow-up for you. how, then, would hollande bring this up with putin, this downing of this plane, this complication? >> it's going to be very difficult. we don't know whether it will derail any possibility of coalition between russia and the west. certainly the russians have taken decisive action, zploiing s-400 missiles to syria, massive advantage to controlling air space there. all their bombers are going to be companied by fighter jets. yeah, they still say they're going to be attacking the same rebels that the west is attacking as well. it brings them potentially into greater risk of confrontation with the united states, with the french, with the other nato members carrying out air strikes in the skies over syria. >> matthew chance, thank y
the intention on isis, to eliminate that terrorist group. there's a complication. and that's turkey has, in the past 24 hours, shot down a russian bomber, a russian plane in the skies over the turkish/syrian border and the russians are furious about it. and it's complicated this effort for a grand coalition. >> given this complication, quick follow-up for you. how, then, would hollande bring this up with putin, this downing of this plane, this complication? >> it's going to be very...
CNN Newsroom Live : CNNW : July 27, 2015 9:00pm-1:01am PDT
comments on the 2016 field for the white house. >>> and turkey at a turning point, joining the fight against isis as the costs of the u.s. bombing campaign tops $3 billion. >>> and the allegations of child abuse rocking the jehovah's witnesses in australia. >>> i'm zain asher. >> i'm john vause, and this is "cnn newsroom".." >>> we want to begin in ethiopia where u.s. president barack obama starts the final day of his africa trip. on his agenda an address to an assembly of the african union, the first u.s. president to do so. >> on monday he met with the ethiopian prime minister. they discussed the civil war in south sudan. during a joint news conference they clashed over the issue of freedom of the press, but mr. obama praised ethiopia for its efforts in anti-terror operations against militants. >> the contribution to the african union in somalia have reduced areas in al shabab's control. groups like them offer terror and dree struxevux and have to be stopped. >> they spoke out about the nuclear deal with iran. >> mike huckabee who is a republican presidential hopeful caused a lot o
comments on the 2016 field for the white house. >>> and turkey at a turning point, joining the fight against isis as the costs of the u.s. bombing campaign tops $3 billion. >>> and the allegations of child abuse rocking the jehovah's witnesses in australia. >>> i'm zain asher. >> i'm john vause, and this is "cnn newsroom".." >>> we want to begin in ethiopia where u.s. president barack obama starts the final day of his africa trip. on his...
jet, but going after an area in syria where there are the turkey-backed rebels. what is russia's end game in all this? >> reporter: it really seems like, alison, that russia is going to punish turkey on their interests inside syria. this area in syria has ethnic turkman. this has been a sense an area which is sensitive for the turks. russia said they were bombing an isis target there. that was very disengenious. you have the tense situation. you also have russia with the very advanced surface-to-air missiles with the range of 250 miles. latakia air base and the downing of the plane is only 50 miles. they are sending fighter jets to ensure the situation. very intense situation. >> ian, it is akin to the military response by russia. russia sending a non-military response. strengthening controls on goods from turkey. is this a good idea? this will escalate it one more notch. >> reporter: that is right. these are punitive measures by russia from turkey. you have to look at it. russia is their second largest trade partner. turkey is 60% of the natural gas from russia. any measures puts a
jet, but going after an area in syria where there are the turkey-backed rebels. what is russia's end game in all this? >> reporter: it really seems like, alison, that russia is going to punish turkey on their interests inside syria. this area in syria has ethnic turkman. this has been a sense an area which is sensitive for the turks. russia said they were bombing an isis target there. that was very disengenious. you have the tense situation. you also have russia with the very advanced...
for you. specifically turkey shooting down a russian jet. vladimir putin vowing serious consequences. new video now surfacing showing rebels firing shots. . you see the spotlight here as the pilots parachute to the ground. >>> plus major cities across the united states now retraining police officers to deal with active shooters. anderson cooper gets a look at these training operations. >>> and breaking news out of chicago today. moments ago this police officer appearing in court charged with first-degree murder in the shooting death of this african-american teenager. this video could be released any moment. you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin, live in paris. >>> welcome become, you're watching cnn, i'm brooke baldwin here in paris. the other huge story heating up today, vladimir putin is calling the downing of the russian war plane by turkey, kwoetd, a stab in the back. stunning video captured both pilots ejecting from those planes followed by a a sound of gunshots. watch for yourself. . this video shows rebels shooting at the pilots. turkey says it downed the plane
for you. specifically turkey shooting down a russian jet. vladimir putin vowing serious consequences. new video now surfacing showing rebels firing shots. . you see the spotlight here as the pilots parachute to the ground. >>> plus major cities across the united states now retraining police officers to deal with active shooters. anderson cooper gets a look at these training operations. >>> and breaking news out of chicago today. moments ago this police officer appearing in...
alongside russia. in the meantime turkey trying to mend its relationship with russia after shoots down its war plane. the turkish president has "a face-to-face meeting with putin while both are in paris on monday. the proposed meeting sure to be intense as putin slams the shoot down as the active betrayal amongst allies and says russia is ready to defend itself. >> it did not even come into our minds that we could have been struck by a party we consider our ally. we consider i turkey to be a friendly country. we did not expect such an action. and that is why that strike was unexpected. and now we realize it is possible, because a soldier has died, that we need to have a security for our air force. >> following the story from everything angle. starting in russia, where putin is raising questions about how turkey knew where the russian jet would be when its pilot shot it down. matthew what are you learning this morning? >> reporter: vladimir putin is essentially leveling allegations at the unite -- where our planes are operating. where our pilots are working. we expect them to pass that info
alongside russia. in the meantime turkey trying to mend its relationship with russia after shoots down its war plane. the turkish president has "a face-to-face meeting with putin while both are in paris on monday. the proposed meeting sure to be intense as putin slams the shoot down as the active betrayal amongst allies and says russia is ready to defend itself. >> it did not even come into our minds that we could have been struck by a party we consider our ally. we consider i...
New Day : CNNW : November 25, 2015 3:00am-6:01am PST
the prime minister here in turkey. one left -- [ poor audio ] >> we are having audio issues. we apologize, as you can hear from becky's shot there, we will get back to her as soon as we resolve those. >>> go to france now where investigators say the suspected ringleader of the paris attacks was planning even more death and destruction. prosecutors say abdelhamid abaaoud and an another man may have been hours away from carrying out a bombing in paris' financial district. clarissa ward is live in paris with all of the latest. what have we learned, clarissa? >> reporter: yeah, that's right, alison, we learned some pretty shocking new details about just what the ringleader of these attack, abdul hack immediate abood did after they were perpetrated. he went back to the scene of his crimes according to signals picked up from his cell phone, he visited three of the scenes where those attacks took place, right after those attacks. so, likely as french police would have been on the scene trying to intervene, trying to protect and save those people in that hostage situation in the batalcl
the prime minister here in turkey. one left -- [ poor audio ] >> we are having audio issues. we apologize, as you can hear from becky's shot there, we will get back to her as soon as we resolve those. >>> go to france now where investigators say the suspected ringleader of the paris attacks was planning even more death and destruction. prosecutors say abdelhamid abaaoud and an another man may have been hours away from carrying out a bombing in paris' financial district. clarissa...
CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield : CNNW : November 28, 2015 11:00am-11:31am PST
. >>> and tensions appear to be escalating between russia and turkey over the downing of a russian fighter jet. while the turkish president called on russia to open a dialogue, russia is now responding with sanctions against turkey. reporting new economic measures, including restricting travel. and hiring of turkish workers for some companies. earlier, i spoke with general wesly clark, the former nato supreme allied commander and now a senior fellow at ucla's berkeley center for international relations. and i began by asking him, how this could impact relations between russia and turkey. >> i don't think it's going to result in a large escalation of the conflict at this stage. but i think it indicates that russia and turkey have opposing objectives, opposing policies, outcomes they're seeking in this conflict. and russia has weighed in by striking these villages and civilians in the north part of syria or southern part of turkey depending on how you draw that border. and threatening the turkish grip on the northern part of syria. and turkey has responded by shooting down a russian
. >>> and tensions appear to be escalating between russia and turkey over the downing of a russian fighter jet. while the turkish president called on russia to open a dialogue, russia is now responding with sanctions against turkey. reporting new economic measures, including restricting travel. and hiring of turkish workers for some companies. earlier, i spoke with general wesly clark, the former nato supreme allied commander and now a senior fellow at ucla's berkeley center for...
CNN Newsroom : CNNW : November 26, 2015 1:00pm-2:01pm PST
between russia and turkey. russia is demanding an apology for the downing of one of its warplanes. and turkey's president is saying no way. now russia is stepping up the pressure to point sophisticated missiles next door. all of this as europe gets a fresh security scare even as the hunt is stepped up for fugitive terror suspects. we begin with cnn senior pentagon correspondent barbara starr. tell us, barbara, any progress we're seeing in the talks between french and russian leaders? >> good afternoon, brianna. well, at the end of the meeting the two sides agreed to share intelligence about isis and other terrorist organizations, but will russia really join the coalition? it doesn't look like it's going to happen any time soon. french president francois hollande's meeting with russian president vladimir putin pressed for joint action against isis. >> translator: because we have common victims, we must act. >> reporter: but earlier in the day putin giving no signal that russia is in the mood for conciliation. in the wake of the shootdown of its fighter jet by turkey. >> translator: unti
between russia and turkey. russia is demanding an apology for the downing of one of its warplanes. and turkey's president is saying no way. now russia is stepping up the pressure to point sophisticated missiles next door. all of this as europe gets a fresh security scare even as the hunt is stepped up for fugitive terror suspects. we begin with cnn senior pentagon correspondent barbara starr. tell us, barbara, any progress we're seeing in the talks between french and russian leaders? >>...
been reinforced over the last couple days. the rebels. the turkmen backed by turkey, filmed themselves on a cell phone shouting akbar is great. one of them, the pilots of the aircraft killed in the russian jet shot down. the russians to deal with and brought in to talks to form a united front is just seen as absurd from the perspective here in russia. >> matthew chance reporting. thank you. >>> chicago braced for a new protest. demonstrators furious over the killing of a black teenager. and what to target to holiday shoppers next. u heta wiew data plan? sure thing... uh right now you can get 15 gigs of data for the price of 10. that's five extra gigs for the same price. looks like someone just made it to the top of the nice list. in that case, i want a new bicycle, a bike helmet, a basketball, a stuffed animal that talks when you squeeze it. and... yes, yes. i got your letter. we're good. oh. okay i was just making sure. get 15 gigs for the price of 10 now at at&t. where their electricity comes from. they flip the switch-- and the light comes on. it's our job to make sure th
been reinforced over the last couple days. the rebels. the turkmen backed by turkey, filmed themselves on a cell phone shouting akbar is great. one of them, the pilots of the aircraft killed in the russian jet shot down. the russians to deal with and brought in to talks to form a united front is just seen as absurd from the perspective here in russia. >> matthew chance reporting. thank you. >>> chicago braced for a new protest. demonstrators furious over the killing of a black...
The Lead With Jake Tapper : CNNW : November 25, 2015 1:00pm-2:01pm PST
"the lead." turkey released what it calls proof, a warni ining before a downing of a russian jet. vladimir putin out with his own warning saying there will be consequences. >>> new information about the men who terrorized paris and took 130 lives. what they did before the attack, one was a paris bus driver. >>> and new donald trump original he says, quote, i could feel it, no, not rising poll numbers, the ability to forecast a terror attack. super powers. and the race for 2016. >>> welcome to "the lead." i'm john berman in for jake today. we do begin with our world lead. russia and turkey in a new series of allegations over the downing of that russian fighter jet from yesterday. russia's foreign minister now calling it a, quote, planned provocation. turkey firing back accusing russia of deceit. one pilot was killed and another rescued by russian special forces. that surviving pilot says no warnings were issued before the shootdown. in response the kremlin today announced plans to move a missile defense system to a syrian air base less than 30 miles from the turkish border. want t
"the lead." turkey released what it calls proof, a warni ining before a downing of a russian jet. vladimir putin out with his own warning saying there will be consequences. >>> new information about the men who terrorized paris and took 130 lives. what they did before the attack, one was a paris bus driver. >>> and new donald trump original he says, quote, i could feel it, no, not rising poll numbers, the ability to forecast a terror attack. super powers. and the...
Wolf : CNNW : December 1, 2015 10:00am-11:01am PST
was very blount, and candid in criticizing turkey for keeping a huge part of the border with syria open. listen to. this -- listen to this. >> there is about 98 kilometes s that are still used as a transit point for foreign fighters, and isil shipping out fuel for sale that helps to finance their terrorist atta terrorist at -- activities. so we are trying to figure out how to do a better job working together than sealing off the border, and president erdogan recognizes that. >> he may recognize that, but turkey is a huge ally, and a huge material. and it would be easy for isis to ship oil from syria and iraq into turkey to make money, to fund additional terror operation, and the president is say all of this, and that is a damning indictment of turkey. >> and it is not just at the border, wolf. after the turks downed a aircraft, the president of nato calling out the turks publicly, and this is going back to the beginning of the turks' involvement, because they said they were involved in the bombing campaign, and most of the activities were there to survey, and then the downing of th
was very blount, and candid in criticizing turkey for keeping a huge part of the border with syria open. listen to. this -- listen to this. >> there is about 98 kilometes s that are still used as a transit point for foreign fighters, and isil shipping out fuel for sale that helps to finance their terrorist atta terrorist at -- activities. so we are trying to figure out how to do a better job working together than sealing off the border, and president erdogan recognizes that. >> he...
New Day : CNNW : July 27, 2015 3:00am-6:01am PDT
was. thanks for sharing that with us. >>> turkey is calling for a special nato conference tuesday after isis launched an attack. all of this as turkey reaches a tentative deal with the u.s. to allow use of a turkish air base to fight isis. arwa damon is live in istanbul with the latest from turkey. arwa? >> reporter: good morning, michaela. turkey is a country that did not want to get involved in the messy war. it seems, it has found itself in a position where it had no choice but to take this type of decisive action because the turkish government put it both isis and the pkk party where the terrorist organization pose national security. that led to turkey for the first time launching air strikes against isis targets inside syria and also launching air strikes against pkk positions in northern iraq something turkey has not done since 2011. when it comes to the pkk and effectively ending a cease-fire with the pkk that had been in place since 2013. all of this coming against the backdrop of the negotiations ongoing between turkey the united states and other coalition allies about th
was. thanks for sharing that with us. >>> turkey is calling for a special nato conference tuesday after isis launched an attack. all of this as turkey reaches a tentative deal with the u.s. to allow use of a turkish air base to fight isis. arwa damon is live in istanbul with the latest from turkey. arwa? >> reporter: good morning, michaela. turkey is a country that did not want to get involved in the messy war. it seems, it has found itself in a position where it had no choice...
fighter jet has been shot down in turkey. some stunning, stunning video just into us here at cnn. allegedly showing the two russian pilots being shot from the sky. [ gunshots ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> akbar! akbar! [ speaking foreign language ] >> allahu akbar! >> what you're hearing there, that yelling of alla'a akbhu ak. you're also hearing rebels shouting, don't shoot at them, let's capture them alive. talking about the pilots of that fighter jet. also overheard saying, allahu akbar, god is great. it's unclear if the pilots were were killed. vladimir putin warning of, quote, significant consequences after the jet was shot down right near that turkey/syria border. this is the moment the plane went down in a ball of fire. turkey says two of its f-16s fired on the jet after it repeatedly invade the turkish air space and avoided several warnings. russia says it was flying over syria, not over turkey. a turkish news agency put out this flight data map. they say this is proof that the plane did violate turkish air space. you see the flight path in red. it's shown crossing a
fighter jet has been shot down in turkey. some stunning, stunning video just into us here at cnn. allegedly showing the two russian pilots being shot from the sky. [ gunshots ] [ speaking foreign language ] >> akbar! akbar! [ speaking foreign language ] >> allahu akbar! >> what you're hearing there, that yelling of alla'a akbhu ak. you're also hearing rebels shouting, don't shoot at them, let's capture them alive. talking about the pilots of that fighter jet. also overheard...
New Day Saturday : CNNW : October 10, 2015 3:00am-6:01am PDT
bomb ripped through the main train station in turkey. >> the moment it hit, it was caught on video. watch this. you can see, really chilling to see there. this happened about 10:00 a.m. local time. the explosion so intense that witnesses say it shook nearby high rises. >> in the moments after the attack, dozens of bodies lay in the streets. threw see them covered with strooets sheets. they're waiting for ambulances and police. what is the latest, what are you hearing? >> reporter: good morning, it really affected everyone tragically here in turkey. according to min industry, 30 people were kill in the plast. another 126 wounded an this was a peace rally. these were people gathered to go out on the streets calling for a number of platforms. troops have been involved and the government is calling them terrorism on two fronts. it's bombing in syria, but also within it's own borders. now, you have people, many of them, young adults who have gone out this morning wanting two hours of peace, only to have it and like this as of yet, no claims of responsibility. >> that very dramatic video
bomb ripped through the main train station in turkey. >> the moment it hit, it was caught on video. watch this. you can see, really chilling to see there. this happened about 10:00 a.m. local time. the explosion so intense that witnesses say it shook nearby high rises. >> in the moments after the attack, dozens of bodies lay in the streets. threw see them covered with strooets sheets. they're waiting for ambulances and police. what is the latest, what are you hearing? >>...
turkey and nato member shoots down a russian jet. did russia ignore repeated warnings? and what will happen next with moscow vowing retaliation? >>> uncovering a larger terror network behind the paris attacks than previously thought. startling, new evidence, the ring leader returned to the scene of the crime while still playing out. >>> and politics lead. donald trump refuses to back down after claiming he saw crowds cheer when the towers fell. will his old best friend about his new, worst enemy? welcome to "the lead." i'm john berman, in for jake today. our world lead. the battle against isis. the most dangerous and complicated conflict on earth. just got more dangerous and more complicated. turkey, shot down a russian warplane near its border with syria, saying the russian jet ignored ten warnings in five minutes. a search and rescue mission launched for the fate of two ejected pilots, still unclear. russia claiming one is dead, and there are reports the other has been captured. russia's saying one of its marines was killed in the rescue operation. moscow is furious, president puti
turkey and nato member shoots down a russian jet. did russia ignore repeated warnings? and what will happen next with moscow vowing retaliation? >>> uncovering a larger terror network behind the paris attacks than previously thought. startling, new evidence, the ring leader returned to the scene of the crime while still playing out. >>> and politics lead. donald trump refuses to back down after claiming he saw crowds cheer when the towers fell. will his old best friend about...
New Day Saturday : CNNW : November 21, 2015 3:00am-6:01am PST
. . breaking news is out of turkey. three men suspected of having ties to isis arrested in an early morning raid, including alleged terrorists who may have scouted out targets for the attacks in paris. also breaking right now, brussels on high alert t. belgium prime minister saying just a short time ago the high terror alert is based on quote quite precise information about a possible attack. that's part of what's happening around the world, we are so grateful for your company. i'm christ city paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. we start in paris with senior correspondent fred pleitgen. >> reporter: we want to get to arrests. three men in turkey allegedly tied to isis. one ahmed damani staying at a popular tourist hotel since november 16th. now, what you are looking at is all three men taken into custody. france is extending its state of emergency for another three months as new fears in brussels have emerged. authorities taking action after what they say is a serious and imminent threat, warning people to stay away from large groups, shutting down major subway line, drew zbrimpb in the
. . breaking news is out of turkey. three men suspected of having ties to isis arrested in an early morning raid, including alleged terrorists who may have scouted out targets for the attacks in paris. also breaking right now, brussels on high alert t. belgium prime minister saying just a short time ago the high terror alert is based on quote quite precise information about a possible attack. that's part of what's happening around the world, we are so grateful for your company. i'm christ city...
Amanpour : CNNW : November 9, 2015 11:00pm-11:31pm PST
, a new political approach, and this is what we call new turkey. >> also ahead, a new myanmar, a landslide for democracy if n one of the world's most isolated nations. early results spell victory after decades of house arrest and strong support from president obama. terror, this vital u.s. ally couldn't be more important in the fight against isis. it's been detaining 38 suspected militants today and it's clear that the isis terrorizing tent cals are spreading. n how to defeat isis and end the war in syria will be top of the agenda when president obama comes here next week for the g 20 summit with other world leaders. in his first interview, storm back to power in last sunday's election, i asked the prime minister about that, and about charges that presidentered juan. >> welcome back to the program. lots to talk about. the ak's stunning comeback and victory in the last election and obviously the rise of isis threat. can i start by asking you, the presumed now bombing to the russian jet liner in sharm el sheikh, is that a game changer in isis capability? >> of course, this big crim
, a new political approach, and this is what we call new turkey. >> also ahead, a new myanmar, a landslide for democracy if n one of the world's most isolated nations. early results spell victory after decades of house arrest and strong support from president obama. terror, this vital u.s. ally couldn't be more important in the fight against isis. it's been detaining 38 suspected militants today and it's clear that the isis terrorizing tent cals are spreading. n how to defeat isis and end...
, i like it. i'lling landing at jfk in time for turkey i hope. happy thanksgiving, my friend. back here in france, the french president francois hollande has been busy this week trying to bolster more international support to destroy isis after the attacks here in paris. right now, he is meeting with german chancellor angela merkel. this comes just one day after the french president was in washington at the white house meeting with president obama, and it continues tomorrow. hollande sits down with russian president vladimir putin. i have terrorism expert who joins me at our paris bureau. nice to see you, sir. thank you for having me in your beautiful city. >> thank you. >> let me begin with one of the threads tonight is the fact that we're hearing from counterterrorism officials here in france that they have been looking at and investigating employees at the airports, charles de gaulle, buses, trains, potential for radicalization. how long have you known about this? >> well, for years now until at least 200or o2004. the concern is to have radicalized individuals working in transpo
, i like it. i'lling landing at jfk in time for turkey i hope. happy thanksgiving, my friend. back here in france, the french president francois hollande has been busy this week trying to bolster more international support to destroy isis after the attacks here in paris. right now, he is meeting with german chancellor angela merkel. this comes just one day after the french president was in washington at the white house meeting with president obama, and it continues tomorrow. hollande sits down...
was a few days ago. >> we know putin has demanded an apology from turkey because of this. turkey's president erdogan responded perhaps not in a way that vladimir putin would like to hear. this is an exclusive interview with our becky anderson. let's listen. there's a party that needs to f- apologize, it's not us. those who violated our airspace are the ones that need to apologize. our pilots and our armed forces, they simply fulfilled their duties, which consisted of responding to the violation of the rules of engagement. i think this is in essence. >> what are you hearing, matthew, about this dispute with turkey? >> well, the russians are absolutely furious that this has taken place. not just because they've had one of their warplanes shot out of the sky by turkish f-16s but they lost one of the pilots. he was shot dead as the rebels filmed themselves machine gunning him as he parachuted to the ground. another marine, russian marine, was killed in the search and rescue operation that followed. so this has caused a massive political rupture here in russia. the russians are already
was a few days ago. >> we know putin has demanded an apology from turkey because of this. turkey's president erdogan responded perhaps not in a way that vladimir putin would like to hear. this is an exclusive interview with our becky anderson. let's listen. there's a party that needs to f- apologize, it's not us. those who violated our airspace are the ones that need to apologize. our pilots and our armed forces, they simply fulfilled their duties, which consisted of responding to the...

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require File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../../spec_helper'

describe :enum_new, :shared => true do
  it "creates a new custom enumerator with the given object, iterator and arguments" do
    enum = enumerator_class.new(1, :upto, 3)
    enum.should be_an_instance_of(enumerator_class)
  end

  it "creates a new custom enumerator that responds to #each" do
    enum = enumerator_class.new(1, :upto, 3)
    enum.respond_to?(:each).should == true
  end

  it "creates a new custom enumerator that runs correctly" do
    enumerator_class.new(1, :upto, 3).map{|x|x}.should == [1,2,3]
  end

  it "aliases the second argument to :each" do
    enumerator_class.new(1..2).to_a.should == enumerator_class.new(1..2, :each).to_a
  end

  it "doesn't check for the presence of the iterator method" do
    enumerator_class.new(nil).should be_an_instance_of(enumerator_class)
  end

  it "uses the latest define iterator method" do
    class StrangeEach
      def each
        yield :foo
      end
    end
    enum = enumerator_class.new(StrangeEach.new)
    enum.to_a.should == [:foo]
    class StrangeEach
      def each
        yield :bar
      end
    end
    enum.to_a.should == [:bar]
  end

end


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Massey Services Acquires Insight Pest Solutions of North Carolina and South Carolina
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Harvey L. Massey, Chairman and CEO of Massey Services, proudly announces the purchase of Insight Pest Solutions of Charlotte and Raleigh, NC and Charleston, SC.
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The joining of the two companies expands Massey Services presence into the North Carolina and South Carolina markets. Massey currently has residential service centers in Charleston, Columbia and Greenville, South Carolina. Headquartered in Orlando, Florida, Massey Services provides service to over 500,000 customers throughout Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Texas, South Carolina, North Carolina and Oklahoma.
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A desk is often the main focal point of an office. The chair is where you spend most of your time. Do not sacrifice form for function, but also make sure BOTH of these components are as beautiful as they are suitable. They will likely set the tone for the rest of the space.
This photo of Oscar de la Renta's office (via Habitually Chic) shows a gorgeous chair and desk that encompass the richness and style of the space.
This chair and desk look both comfortable and stylish. Photo via Architectural Digest.
Avoid blank walls that are boring and non-motivating! Fill them up with artwork you love, but make sure to not overdo it. Too many contrasting styles, sizes, and shapes can be distracting to the mind and eyes.
The artwork in this space is unique and perfectly suited for this office. Photo via House Beautiful.
The artwork on these office walls are actually artifacts that represent the personal style and life experiences of the owners. Photo via Architectural Digest.
Nothing can clutter up an office faster than a lack of proper storage. Whether it is in the form of shelving, drawers, cabinets, or a combination of all three, choose what best suits your needs. At least one filing cabinet for organizing the inevitable paper accumulation is recommended. By keeping the clutter away, your office will be instantly more pleasing.
This office provides plenty of storage for everythingggg! And the view's not too bad either! Photo Via Architectural Digest.
Sometimes, a closet can serve as additional storage space. Photo via Elle Decor.
TIP #4: LIGHT IT UP!
Nobody wants to work in a dark, dreary space! So, even if you do not have natural light from a window, you can still choose fabulous lighting options to immediately brighten the room.
Check out the lighting (and desk!) in this office! WOW! Photo via Habitually Chic.
Tons of natural light fills up this home office space. Photo via House Beautiful.
The light in this office makes the space bright and inviting! Photo via Better Homes & Gardens.
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What inspires and motivates you? If it is your family, add a photo or two of them in your office. If it is a memento of your goals or a special piece of art, incorporate it into your design! Find what motivates and inspires you, and place it in a prominent location that is clearly visible from your desk. Keeping these personal items in plain view will remind you of your goals throughout the day!
Notice the personal photos on the desk and cabinet. Photo from Architectural Digest.
Personal mementos and photos can also be displayed in a more casual environment such as this cheerful bulletin board. Photo from Better Homes & Gardens.