Good morning, everyone. Welcome to your new day. Im chris frates. The 2016 Republican Convention is now only a day away. After a bruising primary fight that threatened to fracture the gop, the Convention Begins tomorrow. Kicking off at quicken loans arena its a 6 64 million show. 15,000 members of the media. And inside that Convention Hall well hear from gop heavyweights like ted cruz, Rudy Giuliani and scott walker. Well be taking you there live for the inside scoop with victor a little later this hour. Breaking overnight, weve just learned about two more arrests in nice connected to thursdays terror attack. The Prosecutors Office says a man and a woman were detained sunday morning. That brings the total of people arrested to seven and that includes the suspecteds exwife. A source close to the investigation tells us Close Associates who have been detained for questioning say he started praising isis just days before that attack. The u. S. State department is advising against travel to
Him or hand him over. Meanwhile, supporters of the president celebrating the failed government overthrow. Nearly 3,000 military personnel have been detained and 2,700 judges are now suspended since the attempted coup. It is just after 9 00 a. M. In turkey. Cnns ian lee joining us now from istanbul. Ian . Reporter a bloody 24 hours of chaos and bloodshed in turkey. It started with elements of the military declaring it had taken control of the country and imposed martial law. Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan appealed to his supporters on face time to take to the streets and fight for democracy. They heeded that call. Social media showed protesters squaring off against tanks and armored vehicles. Turkish forces loyal to erdogan crushed the coup but not before isolated heavy fighting. Gunshots rofrpt ereported at th president ial complex in ankara and helicopters reportedly opened fire at the National Intelligence headquarters. The coups soldiers eventually abandon their weapons and
we are launching our partnership academies, the international baccalaureate high school which is an extension of other charter school networks, only 7% of students who entered ninth grade, four years later are ready for college. parents have had enough of this kind of performance, and they want high-quality options. that s why they re so many families were advocating for eliminating the cap that currently exists on charter schools. there are all these incredible entrepreneurs that want to run great schools in low-income communities, serving black and hispanic kids. our high school will serve almost exclusively low-income kids with a world-class education that you typically is only found in private schools. generally, parents want choice. they want more high-quality options and the pandemic, and the performance of charter schools during that time just served to show demonstrably a
of that. will: right. it is a sad story because these charter school networks have done so much. in fact they have been one of the most revolutionary tools in raising people out of poverty in this country s last half century, to see them give up what got them this far, would be a major loss to our society. thanks for laying it out this morning. thank you. will: we reached out to the kipp academy for a statement. we haven t heard back yet. president biden s new executive order cracks down on big tech, it cracks down on their market share but what about their control of ideas in the marketplace? we ll discuss it next. . for mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. lucia. who announces her intentions even if no one s there. and sgt moore. who leaves room for her room.