Thousands more are injured. Ere i right now the turkish urki government says they are iney an control and fox5soxs alexandria limon joining us live this morning outside ofutso the Turkish Embassy with thembsw very late e good morning, mornig alec. Al reporter annie, good morning. At this hour it certainlyinly seems that attempted coupe in turkey is over and it was unsuccessful. In a press csuonference that ended not long ago the turkishhi Prime Minister said that theth t situation is completely under control. He also said that those behindid the attempted coupe will payil the price and get the punishment they deserve. [gunfire] reporter gun shots were heard in the turkish capitol cal while military aircraft flewcraf overhead and soldiers anddier barricaded the two main m bridges and airports in istanbul. Nbul the Turkish Military claim they seized power. While president erdogan called d the actions an attempt at uprising by a minority within wi the armed forces calling forallf turks to
Different schedule. Happy to have you back. Its been good. I think i counted 26 days away from summer or fall. I think were like less than a month away. Its so sad. Its rapidly approaching. This is our last weekend of full summer. Next weekends is Labor Day Weekend the unofficial end to summer so many kids headed back to school this week and the next week and following after labor day so winding down as we take a live look outside on this saturday morning, august 27th. Beautiful shot of the capitol with some clouds streaking through that sunrise right behind it. You know, even though the Summer Season is winding down this heat is not. Wow. Our heat wave rolls on and on. Lets start off on this steamy morning. 79 at Reagan National, 73 at dulles, 74 bwi marshall. If youre just about to head out this morning to walk the dog or go for a morning run or bike ride it is warm. It is so humid out there still. Just likees another hot one planned. D a bit north and west. Those Higher Elevations w
He had to say. Been out there and seeing the people and seeing the different videos and just everything just kind of all came in and hit me all at once good and you know t. Was great. It was great today. Yeah i mean its still im still trying to register is and but, its it was crazy. These types of things come to an end and its like those guys in the club house now can start their own legacy and dont have to be under that umbrella of everybody talking about 2008 now they can pave their own path. Well, Eyewitness News reporter joe holden was at todays game. Witnessed howards very emotional goodbye. Hello from Citizens Bank park it was a sendoff to remember. Ryan howard was just a few feet from us as he watched the special moments of his career flicker by on the giant video board. Fighting back tears fans will tell you it was a classy sendoff for a classy guy. In the nears ryan howard wore red pin stripes there were good times. This sunday and early october we get to see number 6 and our
Emotional day at the ballpark there was a lot of water works at the ballpark. A lot of it well deserved when you think about all thats happened. Since 2005, the big piece has been the center piece of the phillies during a fouryear stretch. He averaged 50 home run as year. Today, it wasnt all about the numbers. It was more about the memories. Howard was honored before the game in a 15 minute ceremony. He gripped the mic and tear fully thanked the fans and reminiscing about the good times. His 15yearold son was part of the fleflts. He was 0 for 4 is at the plate. Fans cheered his every move. I spoke to him while he was carrying his baby daughter what was the most emotional part of the day for you . I believe just the video and just you know, just seeing all the fans and just my team mates and everything kind of taking it all in. Just watching the video of all the different, you know, different times and moments was what i think got me. Reporter youve had a lot of great moments. I heard y
SANFORD — Howard Sloan Battle, Sr., 69, of Sanford, departed this life on Friday, Jan. 19, 2024, at the SECU Jim and Betsy Hospice Center in Pittsboro.