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publicity stunt and fundraising tactic. anne makovec, kpix 5. what s expected to happen after this? reporter: well, the congress resumes on july 5. and that s when all these congressional members are hoping to have sort of gained momentum in their individual districts. they are back in the districts during the holiday break to gape momentum. they say they are not letting up on the call for a vote. back to you. thank you. now the also on the terror attack in turkey. 41 people are now confirmed dead after sued side bombings at istanbul s largest airport. the turkish government believes islamic state extremists are behind the attack. u.s. airports have increased security after the attack. hena daniels reports. reporter: while air travel is slowly starting to resume to and from the united states and istanbul airport, the anxiety on the ground remains after the blast inside europe s third busiest airport killed dozens of people and wound the more than 100 others. in th
people were shooting on one side and then bombs went off and more shooting this attack i think is there another bomb, but not really sure. a deadly terrorist attack strikes turkey. before blowing themselves up. clean up crews, working to remove debris, broken glass and abandoned luggage. they re opened this morning, with an investigation well underway. many people are wondering how this could happen. your leaders are arriving for the second day of the summit in brussels, but one leader will be noticeably absent. the 2012 terror attacks in benghazi reveal no wrongdoing by clinton this attack. it is clear, it is time to move on. donald trump blasting international trade agreements. hillary clinton said this is the gold standard this attack the transpacific partnership is just a continuing rape of our country this attack. a storm in denver delayed flights, flooded streets and sent ground crews scrambling. unbelievable this attack. three people still mis
today. the most powerful central banker on the planet was on capitol hill and acknowledged the uneven recovery in the u.s. economy. global economic risks and lackluster growth here in the u.s. yellen reiterated her outlook that the central bank will eventually raise interest rates, but gradually, and only if the headwinds she sees start to ebb, and there are a lot of them. steve liesman has more on the fed chief s testimony. reporter: in testimony before the senate today, fed chair janet yellen reinforcing caution over the near-term outlook for the u.s. economy. she emphasized the uncertainty of the brexit vote this thursday, the recent slowdown in u.s. job growth, and global economic weakness. a uk vote to exit the european union could have significant economic for all of these reasons, the committee is closely monitoring global economic and financial developments and their implications for domestic economic activity, labor marks, and inflation. reporter: longer term t