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nbc nightly news begins now. announcer: this is nbc nightly news reporting tonight from washington, peter alexander. good evening. tonight the chaos has finally simmered down in turkey, but there are growing concerns about the stability in the country. turkey s government beating back a violent coup attempt, reestablishing control, but not before nearly 200 people were killed and thousands of military personnel there detained. the you recollectish prime minister calling the failed uprising a stain on the history of democracy. it s a situation the white house is watching closely. we begin tonight with our chief foreign correspondent richard engel. he is on the ground in istanbul. reporter: good evening, peter. supporters of president erdogan have poured into the streets. i saw erdogan supporters standing on top of tanks cheering for their president. the turkish government said it survived a treasonness and disgraceful attempted coup by a faction in the military. and
nbc nightly news begins now. announcer: this is nbc nightly news reporting tonight from washington, peter alexander. good evening. tonight the chaos has finally simmered down in turkey, but there are growing concerns about the stability in the country. turkey s government beating back a violent coup attempt, reestablishing control, but not before nearly 200 people were killed and thousands of military personnel there detained. the you recollectish prime minister calling the failed uprising a stain on the history of democracy. it s a situation the white house is watching closely. we begin tonight with our chief foreign correspondent richard engel. he is on the ground in istanbul. reporter: good evening, peter. supporters of president erdogan have poured into the streets. i saw erdogan supporters standing on top of tanks cheering for their president. the turkish government said it survived a treasonness and disgraceful attempted coup by a faction in the military. and
kobani has seen the biggest clash in a week between isis terrorists and kurdish mill sharks and one of the bigger waves of u.s. bombing runs of the entire campaign. just in the last 24 hours or so, i am told isis brought in reinforcements, and they tried to take the offensive again against the kurdish militia, attacking at three different fronts and pounding the kurds with mortars sending in three car bombs across the battle lines. the kurdish offenders say they told the battle lines in ct, that town remain unchanged, and we re told one hospital in isis-held syria received 70 bodies of terrorists in the last day or so. centcom confirms lit today they have been on the offensive as well, hitting isis with 11 air strikes targeting 20 fighting positions, 5 vehicles, 2 occupied buildings. analysts basically tell me as brave as the kurdish fighters are, these air strikes are the only thing that s keeping them still in the game and it s still not clear if they will win out because a
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