that common humanity and those who do not. those who would suggest that somebody is less than them because of their tribe or their ethnicity or faith or their color. and those impulses exist in all of countries. and those impulses, when we do not speak out against them and build strong institutions, to protect people from those impulses, they can take over. they can be unleashed. so that all of us have responsibilities. not just a few. i want to say that even as we are relentless against terrorists, it's also worthy for us to recognize that our nations have worked together for security and peace and human

dignity around the world. i want to thank so many of your countries for the partnership we forged, the progress we have achieved together over the past eight years, in rescuing the global economy and securing vulnerable nuclear materials, come mensive deal to prevent -- comprehensive deal to prevent iran from obtaining nuclear weapon, halling the spread of ebola and saving lives inch paris, the most ambitious agreement in history to fight climate change oomph new sustainable development set of goals to end extreme poverty and promote health and education and eye quality for all people, including women. and through the efforts of many of you we have continued to try to move beyond old conflicts, supporting the transition to democracy in burma, forging a new partnership in vietnam,

deepening our engagement with the cuban people, helping to support the efforts in colombia, and decades long conflict. that's the power of diplomacy. that's is what is possible when our nations and peoples work together in the spirit of mutual interest and mutual respect. and -- the death and nihilism that terrorists offer. what a reminder of progress and opportunity we can advance when, as nations and as peoples and as individuals we refuse to be defined by our differences alone and we remember that we are all part of one human race. even on difficult days like this, that's what gives me hope, and that's what should give us all hope, because on this paint of more seven billion people the hatred and violence of a few ultimately is no match for the love and decency and hard work

of people of good will and compassion so long as we stand up for those values. so long as we answer those who would undermine those values. i'm very proud of the work that we have done over the last seven and a half years in partnership with your countries, and so long as i've had the privilege of being the president of the united states i will continue to stand alongside you to promote those values all across the world. thank you very much, everybody. [applause] >> president obama speaking about the bastille day massacre saying our hearts are with the people of france and saying we have great alliance with france ask will continue to work to push isis back by being relentless and using diplomacy and we will not quit. and after the horror we see in

nice, we're hearing hour heroes ran to help. a french miss walmart risking her life so her colleagues could take down a madman and we'll talk about the victims. the children who died, including an 11-year-old from texas and those still fighting for their lives. plus donald trump making it official with his pick of governor pence as vp. it is all ahead in a very busy hour of news. >> first from fox this friday, twisted killer managed to murder more people with just a truck and a handgun than the bombs at the brussels and istanbul airports combined. that's the terrifying new reality in france and beyond as security forces realize it's almost impossible to stop a madman hell belt on bloodshed. right now french officials say

84 people are dead, 25 on life support after the attack in the riviera city of nice. more than 200 others wounded, including three college students from california, uc berkeley confirms a fourth student is now missing. among the dead, children, police officers, and an american father and son, their names, sean and brody copeland. proceedy was 11 years old. the family from texas was touring europe, watching fireworks, when terror struck. brody's mother, kim, tells us the trip was to celebrate her 40th birthday on monday. instead she is returning early with the bodies of her husband and son. officials i.d.ded can he killer at mohamed lahouaiej-bouhlel. he is a petty criminal from tunisia living legalfully france. whatever the killer's motives he spared nobody as he mowed down victims with his 18-ton truck. a "new york times" reporter described a young man at the scene sobbing over his mother's body, and begging allah to

accept her into heaven. but even out of such horror we're hearing about heroism, video captured a woman pulling up alongside the truck, the biker jumps on the truck and clings to the door in an attempt to stop it. the truck crushes the snowfall the man loses his grip. it's unclear if the truck runs him over before it speeds up. we're also hearing about a hero policewoman who risker her life to top the massacre. the killer tried to shoot the officer has more cops moved in and opened fire. [gunshots] [gunfire] [screaming] >> when the gunfire ended the truck's windshield was riddled with bullet holes and the killer

was dead. today france faces yet another national can shock, another period of mourning as the nervous nation wonders, what's next? we have live team fox coverage, connor powell is live at the hospital and -- >> reporter: good evening. this time last night, right at sunset, when in the fireworks display began and for what was and is july 14th bastille day. it's the day france celebrates its own liberty and independence and freedom and for a run that had been, until recently, security. behind me is the promenade des anglais, you can see she white partition, it's 100-meters on the other side of the partition where the 19-ton truck came to rest. and when you look at the video last night from the thousands of people who gathered here along the french riviera there are no

vehicles in those pictures except for one and that is that white truck. why is that? vehicles weren't allowed. there's a report that suggests the killer approached the police checkpoint and suggested he was delivering ice cream. whether that is true or not, he got past that security checkpoint and once he did, he slammed that accelerator and drove right down this black pavement here. witnesses describing him driving in a way where he tried to maximize casualties, trying to hit as many people as possible. the numbers are staggering, 84 dead. 200 wounded. many saying the bone fractures and the head injuries and the number of critically wounded at this hour is exceedingly high and those numbers on the fay fatility side off change as the hours move on. throughout france, a state of emergency has been extended another three months which will put this country now on a footing for almost one year of a

state of emergency going back to the attacks at the bataclan and paris and suicide bombers in november. 10,000 soldiers have been deployed in the country tonight, and tomorrow, trace, france givens three days of mourning, again. >> very curious, bill. i know you were in paris of those attacks and now you're in nice. are you feeling as you traumatic with people there, is there this feeling of being stunned because of this simplicity of the attack? the attack, the bataclan attacks in paris different than this. are they shocked at the rudimentary weapon that was used in this attack and how unsafe they all are? >> reporter: yes. selfless -- rather, i should say, helpless in so many ways, trace, when that is the weapon of terror. and that was used to such devastating effect here. i will tell you, you move away

from the promenade in nice. this is the summertime, mid-july. you think about sunshine and the ocean and getting away from life. that's what this up to was built on. you move away from this area of town it's remarkable to see how much of the city is still functioning with traffic and shoppers and tourists, who were flying in by the planeloads for vacations they probably planned for a year. what that suggests to me, three major terrorist attacks, in 18 months, you almost get the sense that the french people have accepted this new normal, and we're going to find out whether they can do much about it. i mentioned the thousands here last night, from all over france. they came from, as the french president said today, every continent in the world as tourists, and now they are victims of this terrorism. >> that's the question, bill. you talk about a horrifying new normal, but is there this effort -- i know the paris

anti-terrorism chief was there, talking about this today. is there this sense that they just don't have enough intelligence in the pipeline to be able to even stop the most basic attack? this was a petty criminal. >> reporter: yeah. i think it's an excellent point. it's something we have to explore in the coming hours and the coming days. but i thought what hollande said today was telling. he talked about the security forces in france being exhausted from the work they have done, going back to november, even before that, january of 2015, the attack on the newspaper "charlie hebdo." holeland said we're at war at terrorists because the terrorist brought war to us and then said france was struck on its national day, july 14, symbol of freedom struck by unanimousattics and that's what they're dealing with yet again in this country.

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are, quote, between life and death after the massacre. one man hurt described the carnage at the scene,. >> interpreter: people on the ground, yes. only people on the ground. many. many. i was trying not to look. i tried to look up. i didn't want to see. it was too painful. >> a live look here from nice. mourners set up a makeshift memorial near the scene of the attack, to honor the victims. connor powell is live at the main hospital in nice. what type of injuries are doctors treating there? >> reporter: we understand there's about 50 or so people that are still in serious or critical conditions and they're still fighting for their lives as the french president pointed out. the main type of injuries in terms of people at the hospital are a lot of injuries to their feet, legs, also hearing reports of people with back injuries and arm injuries. not only did the attack,

bouhlel, use his vehicle to ram into people to run over people on the promenade and many people were sent fleeing and lots of reports of people being trampled, including at least ten children we understand were also killed in this attack. a lot of other children reportedly have wounds and injuries from being trampled, not just from being hit. that's one of the sort of tragic parts of this entire attack is that people were sent fleeing, trying to run to safety. other people trying to do the same thing. ran over them and trampled all over them, increasing the death toll, that just from the vehicle but the chaos and pandemonium. >> what about the american victims? >> reporter: you pointed out the copeland family where the father and the son they were killed. we also understand that there are three american students from berkeley university, part of a large group of berkeley students studying in europe this year.

a fourth student is also missing right now. not a lot of information on them but they're injuries and wounds and what we're hearing about, what they went through, similar to what everybody here has -- stories from winning away from the vehicle, running away from the chaos. right now american officials are trying to get these individuals help here and also back to the united states, but there is still growing concern about how many other americans might have been down on the promenade park, injured. a lot of information coming out about who the people were, we know at least 84 were killed. more than 200 injuries. so a lot of people were trying to get information from, trace. >> could be a couple of days before we know. connor powell live in nice. thank you. just ahead, the killer's cousin speaking about him and saying not only was he an awful person before this, but he also broke every rule of his religion. that's coming up. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle?

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more now on the deadly bastille a day aknack nice, france. the french prosecutor says investigators are trying to figure out whether the driver of the truck acted alone and whether he had any ties to terrorist organizations. the prosecutor says no group has claimed responsibility but the tack, quote, fits in techily with terrorist -- perfectly for terrorist calls for mass murder. catherine herridge is live in washington. what else can you tell us about the investigation? >> reporter: the u.s. government official has confirmed to fox news the 31-year-old's name is being run against the u.s. government's watch list to determine whether he was known to counterterrorism and intelligence officials. they're going back threw his travel history with focus on

connections to africa. so far we're told that nothing has popped but this is a multistep process and will take several days to reach a final determination. meantime the french prosecutor said the suspect was totally unknown to their intelligence services and authorities, after an official review, have not found links or evidence of radicalization. a terrorism expert says the attack fits the isis profile. >> al qaeda has become much more calibrated. meanwhile, isis is openly encouraging followers to do this sort of thing. get in your car and run people over. so two different styles to waging terrorist attacks against the west and elsewhere. >> reporter: one idea i want to leave people with, is everyone i have spoken to in the government who works in this area, there's this element of just being heartsick but also this undercurrent of anxiety because there was nothing in the recent intelligence briefings about the use of trucks as a kind of

killing weapon and this is exactly the kind of thing they're concerned about could happen in the u.s. in the near term. >> catherine herridge live in d.c. thank you. we're learning more about the man who plowed through a crowd of people in southern france yesterday, from his cousin in an exclusive interview with "the daily mail by the cousin says bouhlel was not a true muslim. he drank, ate pork, took drugs and never prayed. the reporter joins us now from nice. i know the family says he is a bad muslim, he is, quote, a nasty piece of work. what else is the family telling us? >> reporter: the family were very critical of him. they said he was an absolutely terrible man. he beat his wife. apart from anything else and also he wasn't a muslim. he ate pork, drank, chased

women, took drugs, all forbidden under islam. his cousin is devout and was on his way to the mosque, jerry upset, praying for the poem who died and praying for his sister and his nephews and nieces. >> you mentioned the sister being put under arrest. can you tell us anything -- does the family know -- did they suspect anything? did the wife now anything or have any inclination her husband was capable of this type of atrocity? >> reporter: what we do know for fact is that he repeatedly beat her, and all the neighbors know what a violent, horrible man he was to her. he was finally kicked out of the family home two years ago and moved to a smaller flat down the road. but whether he was an extremist, nobody had any idea whatsoever. some people say he went mad. crazy, you might say. nothing do with islam. the fact he is mentally ill. difficult to say. think only the french intelligence will really be able

to tell what drove this man to do what he did. >> mad and crazy, and i know that's exactly what happened, nick. did the family give you any inclination of maybe some symptoms leading up to that? was he depressed because of this divorce? depressed because he is staying away from his kids or were there signs we don't know about that he was being radicalized while he was living alone in this apartment? >> reporter: it's certainly possible but what we do know is that he did visit his children, if infrequently. we do know he became depressed. we do know he was arrested and was about to lose his job because he fell asleep at the wheel. he is a delivery driver and crashed into other cars. whether he saw himself as any future at all i don't know. we do know he has desperate, without money, who knows who he turned to. >> anything inside the apartment? did you hear of anything that investigators might have found inside that apartment that could

lead them down maybe a potentially good road as far as information? >> reporter: you'll understand that the french secret service are being cautious about information they release. we saw a very thorough investigation of a delivery truck close to his new apartment. colleagues tell me there was a controlled explosion. i didn't see that myself. about that is -- anything is possible no concrete leads to give you. only watch some follow what they do. >> good information, thank you very much. donald trump delayed his running meat announcement -- running mate announcement after the attack and now has confirmed it will be mike pence. ahead, details on the new plan for their first event together. we'll also get react from hillary clinton as she debates her own vp pick. team fox coverage coming from the fox news deck. i wanted to know where my family came from. i did my ancestrydna.

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trump making it official, indiana governor mike pence is his vp pick. trump tweeted, quoting, i am pleased to announce i have chosen governor mike pence as my vice-presidential running mate. news conference tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. trump was supposed to announce his choice today but delayed it after the attack in france. g.o.p. leaders applauding trump's pick. house speak are paul ryan said mike peps comes from the heart of the conservative movement and the heart of america. the announcement comes just three days before the republican convention kicks off in cleveland. we have team fox coverage. mike emanuel on reaction from hillary clinton's campaign, rich edson with the latest on the convention in cleveland. first to carl cameron at trump tower you. reported a lot of tension behind the scenes of the pick. >> reporter: there were and mostly subsided now that the pick has been made. mike pence arrived here at the

trump tower about an hour and a half or so ago and just left. so an hour and a half or so meeting with mr. trump and the family and the team. here's what he had to say going in. watch. >> very honored, very humbled. very grateful. looking forward to meeting with mr. trump and talk about our plans for tomorrow and every day between now and election. >> reporter: very humbled, he said, and indeed that's probably true for a variety of reasons, not least of which donald trump's irritation yesterday with how much the story got out, how certain reporters had become, all the rhetoric, the stagecraft and the video scene with pence meeting with the lieutenant governor yesterday. trump thought the surprise was being destroyed by all the reports that it was in fact pence being the pick. that irritation lasted into the evening, and in more than one

occasion he said he wasn't happy that this was the way the relationship was starting. seeded like too much leaking, not from pence but from indiana and talked about the possibility of going with christie or gingrich and said so last night. wasn't like there was anybody else standing in there having already told gingrich he wouldn't be the pick, chris christie wouldn't bk. but trump has been reaching out to all kinds of people for weeks in ways that have not made public. the trump campaign called john kashich. they stopped that quite some time ago when there was no interest. recently the asked kashich to take part in the convention. so a lot of moving parts in the campaign, a lot of -- moving parts in the convening and one point last night mr. trump was moving away from mr. pence and now they're officially on the ticket. >> also a lot of reaction to

this pick. talk about that. >> reporter: well, for republicans and conservatives by and large it's very positive. there's a little bit of a concern amongst social conservatives he kind of caved in a little bit on lgbt issues last year with the religious freedom bill but for the republicans on the right it's terrific. his temperment is good and will be a causer balance to trump, and democrats say because of the social conservative and because he is such a staunch republican it will make it difficult for the trump-pence ticket to swing independents and others help broke the record in getting 13 million plus votes in the primary 0 but to win the general election takes 60 million, so that has to include democrats and independents and now it's a conservative ticket. trump's sometimes past liberal conditions may not be a concern now. >> sean hannity got the first

very view. concerns about the security at the republican convention now even higher after last night residents attack in france. team fox coverage continues now. rich edson is live in cleveland. what are convention officials telling you about the security there? >> reporter: they're telling us there's no changes in security plan or posture. they've say the idea of terrorism and the potential for it is something they have been planning for, for more than a year, as they have been putting this convention together with security partners. there's also a question as to whether current, national security and terrorism, will now become a larger part of the convention presentation. to that an official says it was always planning on being an issue here, national security and terrorism, and will continue to be so. with that the trump campaign puts out sour good ats talking about -- sure good ats talking about national security. >> we have to stop this. i feel so badly for these people of france tonight, and it's just unbelievable, and we thought we

had an american -- a couple of americans killed. a child, a young kid. so, i'm sick of this. we can talk about the tactics and the trucks and the shootings. i'm beyond that. i am now about big solutions, and it's going to require big leadership. >> reporter: typically in the past republicans polled better whether or not whoa would be better on national security. >> as a voter goes without saying very concerned about national security and terrorism. >> reporter: absolutely. when you look at the polling, trace, it shows a mixed bag here. first, a fox news poll from last month showing president obama's approval rating when it comes to the issue of national security and terrorism -- he is underwater according to the fox news poll. 43% approving, 53% disapproving. however, when you look at an abc news "washington post" poll as to who do you trust more to handle terrorism, hillary clinton with 50% and donald trump with 39%.

certainly some room there when you consider traditionally this issue for republicans and their presumptive nominee can improve. >> rich, thank you. hillary clinton almost immediately came out swinging against donald trump's running mate. her campaign calling pence, quote, the most extreme pick in a generation. quoting again, donald trump has doubled down on some of his most disturbing beliefs by choosing an incredibly divisive and unpopular running mate, known for supporting discriminatory politics and failed economic policies that favor millionaires and corporations over working families. mike emanuel is live in washington. what more is the clinton team saying about the new guy on the republican ticket? >> the clinton campaign tweeted on hillary clinton's account that mike pence is donald trump with a different haircut. he campaign knows pence would defund planned parenthood and

would repeal obamacare. >> i long for the day that roe v. wade is sent to the ash heap of history. >> the american people don't want comprehensive immigration reform. >> reporter: the clinton campaign says voters deserve better than their me first proposal and this republican ticket is in dramatic contrast to clinton's. >> while she is lashing out another trump and pence there are signs clinton's e-mail investigation kind of taking a toll on her. >> reporter: clinton has struggled in polls on being trustworthy. a new poll reveals 56% think clinton broke the law and here's a close look at the numbers. the did nothing wrong, 6%. poor judgment, nothing illegal, 36%. broke the law but it wasn't intentional. 17%. and then the eye-popping number, intentionally broke the law,

39%. now, 50 percent, half of owl americans in the latest polling consider clinton's e-mail to be a major problem up from one third who said that last october, while another 31% consider it a minor problem. >> that's a big swing in eight months. thank you. more politics in a moment with "fox news sunday" anchor chris wallace. he is in cleveland getting ready for the big g.o.p. convection we'll take you there live next. after a long day, jen stops working, but her aleve doesn't. hey mom! because aleve can last 4 hours longer than tylenol 8 hour. what will you do with your aleve hours?

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world leaders. >> reporter: particularly here in france, the feeling is somewhat of anger. the sense that even in a place as safe and as calm and tranquil as nice, these terrorist can attack and they can attack easily. it is being quite a sticking point with president hollande that over the last year there have been a number of attacks in france and every time the response is mainly to respond to the last attack. very little changes in the future. he says that tens of thousands of new police will be on the streets and they will respond. the people here booed him today. they're not happy with the with a he has dealt with this, and he was speaking earlier today. but nevertheless, the rest of the world have considered this the same. been a bit of a shock for them and have criticized. the difference is that in america they say it was a

balancing of domestic issues that have to deal with this. holeland has said for the first time the issue is not only domestic, not only about putting more police on borders. it's about dealing with syria and iraq and that's a big distinction. never heard that before from world leaders saying when terrorist attacks happen in europe the response might be to deal with isis abroad. so that has been a big change, and hearing that was a big issue. >> has to be a big issue when you talk about securing events. they're talking about gun checks but there's no way to stop these types of attacks. >> reporter: that's right. then the past weeks we have seen the november attacks in paris as a multiple gunmen, suicide vests. this was a truck, and it's very hard to stop that, and this is a soft target which means that there are so many places that this could possibly hpen, and the french people in particular

say how can this happen? and around the world, people are condemning this. from estonia to austria, they're saying we stand alongsideout but frankly very little consensus on what can be done. the ease of movement within europe means that it is very easy for guns and people to travel back and forth and that's one of the major issues with the european union and with policies dealing with the middle east. so that's one of the issues, how does one stop this when there's very little ability to stop people moving in and out of the country. >> way are looking at a picture of the white truck used in the attack and i remember back in 1993, the first world trade center attacks in this country and the oklahoma city attacks, and after that, officials in the country started using these barriers and using these setbacks at airports and big venues. are you hearing anything in nice about authorities authorities te

saying from now on we'll implement major setbacks to any type of big event we have in the future? >> reporter: no. the first is take airport. we saw the istanbul bombings at the airport there. every time you try to put a cord don off means that people congregate further away. so the idea that you just have a further cordon is a problem. it doesn't really tend to work. we see that at airports where you have that at the check-in gate, haved outside-doesn't help. here they're asking how this truck was able to get so close to the people who were involved. it was supposed to be a pedestrianized area, and yet it was able to very slowly drive up to the crowd before accelerating quickly. that's a question the police are asking, holiday was this truck able to get so close, but soft targets, concerts, music venues, sports arenas. this is where al qaeda, isis, other terrorist groups, are folk

can you -- focusing. you look at their propaganda and their magazines they're suggesting you push for that. they suggest using cars. so that's may well be a tactic we'll see in the future. >> thank you. ahead, we'll take you back live to nice, france, for an update on the scene and look at how nations across europe are now responding to this attack. stay with us. if you love crab and who doesn't then seize the day already. crabfest is back at red lobster with so many kinds of crab and the most crab dishes of the year. so dive into whatever floats your crab-loving boat. like crab lover's dream. crack open tender snow and king crab legs, and twirl creamy crab alfredo. or try the new alaska bairdi crab dinner. sweet and straight from the icy waters of alaska, you've gotta get it... to really get it. but it won't last forever, so hurry in.

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saying he might make a last-minute switch to gingrich or chris christie? >> i didn't buy it then. it now appears there was a real possibility, and think about that for just a quick second. the idea, here's mike pence, he obviously had been told he was the pick, he flies in a private jet to new york, sitting in a hotel room, and apparently trump was reconsidering, and of course, pence was up against a deadline of noon today in indiana for toe announce whether or not he would be running for governor or take his name off so he could runt for vice-president. it's another interesting chapter in the trump c and gingrich sait been told yet he was not the guy so there was maybe something in the works. what do you make of the pick? the whole basis of trump's campaign was kind of like he was not this traditional republican and the even republicans didn't want another traditional republican and yet mike pence seems to be the epit me of the

traditional republican. >> yeah, but look. with trump at the top of the ticket you have enough of a disrupter. you don't need two disrupters on the ticket. here's what i think. it helps in terms of securing the base. still a lot of republicans, a lot of conservatives, especially social conservatives, who have real questions about donald trump, and clearingly he felt job one at this point is to reassure them, that he is one of them. now, that is what this choice of pence will. do what it doesn't do is doesn't help him a lot with minorities, young people, with mood -- moderates, suburban, republican women, who find them way to right of them. this guy is very hard-lined when it comes to gay rights, comes to abortion, planned parenthood. as i say that will sit well with the republican base but not so well with the undecided voters that trump is also going to need. >> how does it square with the presumptive nominee?

they disagree on those issues, gay marriage, abortion. he thinks that trump -- when trump came out with the muslim ban he said it was offensive and unconstitutional. and has come out a number of times against donald trump. how does that square up in. >> also on very differentwave lengths when it comes to trade. pence is a big supporter of the pacific deal, of nafta, of a variety of deals. there are always differences between the top of the ticket and the running mate, no two politicians are exactly alike, and i suspect pence will say what other candidates in the same situation have said, which is trump's the presidential candidate. he is -- what he says is the policy and i'll go along with it and make for a couple of embarrassing dayses but nothing so hugely different they won't be able to reconcile that. >> mike emanuel brought up the poll about hillary clinton and she went after mike peps hard

but this e-mail seasonal is starting to take its toll on her. these numbers coming out where are just from last october to now, a third of the voters thought this e-mail scandal wasn't a big deal. now half of voters think it's a major deal. that's significant. >> there's no question she has taken a hit. it was not a legal indictment by fbi director comey but it what a political indictment of her extreme carelessness, her negligence, as he put it, and the number of times the statements she has made over the last year plus have been contradicted by the facts. so, there's no question. how look the polls right now, and they're basically tied nationally. it isn't so much that trump has gone up since the last set of polls. that's halt she has gone down and clearly the fbi -- again, not a legal indictment so that's the good news but this political indictment has hurt her. >> only have other few seconds left. want to get your pulse on being in cleveland and the security

atmosphere. clearly a very secure event but in the wake of france are you seeing things ratchet up as awe walk around, kind of a different feel than it was? >> no, not in the last 24 hours. i haven't been over to -- we're here at the convention center is not where they're holding the convention. this is the work space for media, several blocks away is the a reena. i have -- the arena. i'll go there tomorrow and security will be very tight, where trump and pence and all the other key figures will be. >> chris wallace, thank you. and we'll be right back. more news on the news deck. think fixing your windshield is a big hassle? not with safelite. this family needed their windshield replaced

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bridge. unknown why it was shut done but at the same time there are reports of military jets flying over the capital of ankara. we're getting more information what all this means and will bring it to you as its comes in. "your world" right now. >> france on alert. after a terrorist report oddly shouted "allahu akbar." mows down 84 people with a large truck in nice. 200 other people injured. two americans are dead. a third is missing. today we are learning more about the terrorists who orchestrated the attack and now questions. did he have help? welcome everyone, i'm sandra smith in for neil cavuto and this is "your world." the president just responding to the attack and we'll get ex-first to bill hemmer on the promenade in nice where the attack