News Wrap: Turkish soldier killed by Islamic State fire
Clip: 7/23/2015 | 5m 12s
News Wrap: Turkish soldier killed by Islamic State fire
In our news wrap Thursday, Islamic State militants fired across the border from Syria into Turkey, killing one soldier and wounding two others. That comes days after a suicide attack killed 32 in a southeastern Turkish town. Also, prosecutors announced that results of Sandra Bland's autopsy show her injuries as consistent with suicide, not violent homicide.
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News Wrap: Turkish soldier killed by Islamic State fire
Clip: 7/23/2015 | 5m 12s
In our news wrap Thursday, Islamic State militants fired across the border from Syria into Turkey, killing one soldier and wounding two others. That comes days after a suicide attack killed 32 in a southeastern Turkish town. Also, prosecutors announced that results of Sandra Bland's autopsy show her injuries as consistent with suicide, not violent homicide.
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