You're watching...

Around the World: Car bombs rock Baghdad markets

Details

This transcript is automatically generated

Terror group claims responsibility for a series of bombings that killed dozens of people.

And that tops our news around the world in eighty seconds.

Iraq militants blew up several car bombs near outdoor markets in Baghdad debris hit nearby street vendors killing at least 37 people.

The attack came in mostly Shiite areas of the capital.

Al qaeda's branch in Iraq issued a statement.

Calling the bombings revenge for what it claims -- criminal acts by the Shiite led government.

Indonesia searchers are digging through the mud after days of rain caused landslides that.

Theory homes in seven northern towns.

Crews report finding at least fourteen bodies.

The floods that triggered those landslides damaged more than a thousand home.

Policeman -- proud of striking the airlines were.

Rewarded anybody -- flight attendants and ground -- -- -- Iberia here line.

The lay off nearly 4000 workers.

They say they'll strike for fifteen days the airline claims you'll have to cancel 12100 flights.

But certainly -- -- the way they're stressed in the capital city rockers.

Instructors say this so called laughter yoga is a good way to increase oxygen flow into the body.

That's a wrap its structured around.

Eighty seconds.