political graveyard, perhaps i could misquote my favorite band and say, let's meet at the cemetery gates. >> five points for the smiths reference. i don't know how they do that at question time. but at 7:00 a.m. tomorrow, we'll know who the candidates are for prime minister. we'll know who e candidates are for prime minister. "first look" is up next. it's thursday, june 30th, right now on "first look" new video showing massive air strikes decimating an isis convoy. authorities are learning more about the turkey attack and other terror strikes as the cia director warns of dangers here at home. president obama and the canadian prime minister take aim at the gop nominee without naming him. plus $24 million in possible drug money seized by police. the stars pay pri butte to the victims of the orlando pulse nightclub. a land soaked landscape

causes massive damage to homes. good morning, everybody, thanks for joining us today. hit isis near the iraqi city of fa ju ja, killing 250 islamic state fighters. they have not independently verified the reports. video purportedly shows the air strikes starting after an isis convoy was fleeing just outside of the city. at least 40 vehicles carrying fighters and weapons were apparently destroyed. if confirmed, the strikes are among the deadliest ever against isis and this comes just days after fallujah was liberated. police have raided a series of turkeys in istanbul this morning. they are targets -- according to the state-run agency, counterterrorism police led by special forces carried out the raids in several low-income

areas. it's not clear that the raids are in direct tloing the airport attack. no group has taken responsibility for that attack as of this morning. however, the ataturk airport is up and running. while america's cia chief says the massacre in istanbul bares the mark of isis, he is warning of potential attacks here at home. nbc's pete williams has more. >> reporter: the deadliest and most complex attacks carried out by isis have struck overseas in paris, brussels and istanbul, he said he would be surprised if the terror group isn't plotting terror attacks overseas and here at home. >> if anybody here believes the u.s. homeland is sealed and that daesh or isil would not consider that, i think i would guard against that. >> other intelligence officials says the battle against isis has

not reduced its global reach or to incite attacks around the world. in the u.s., the biggest threat has been people inspired to attack by the group's relentless propaganda in internet videos and social media. the fbi concluded that the husband and wife who killed 14 people in san bernardino were inspired by ies is and the gunman who shot up an orlando nightclub pledged his allegiance to isis. >> as they're losing territory, as they're losing their central narrative of this caliphate, this state they're creating, they will try to inspire through the internet these lone wolf types of attacks. >> reporter: in the past two and a half years, federal agents have arrested 93 people in the u.s. on isis-related charges. average age 26. three quarters are american citizens. more than half were arrested

trying to get to syria. they've seen that number drop csignificantly in the past several months. with two overseas airport attacks in just the last four months, there are concerns over how u.s. airports can be made safer. nbc's tom ka sell low has more. >> reporter: at select u.s. airports, miami, new york, atlanta and lachltd, a high profile police presence both in the terminals and outside watching airport perimeters and arriving traffic. at jfk airport, a suspicious traffic closed terminal five for a short time. the istanbul attack comes as fourth of july traffic takes off. >> you'll see canines and uniforms. you won't see undercover officers out and about. >> reporter: the question is whether the first security check point should be moved away from the terminal, perhaps outside to the dropoff curb or across the

street in a parking lot. that's what authorities in brussels did after the march attack, but that only moved a big target outside while creating massive traffic jams and delays. >> it's not good for the aviation business. it's not good for the passengers. >> >> reporter: john ha len ski was in charge of vetting security at oversea airports. his concern, the front entrance is far too vulnerable. >> is this enough to deter a terrorist. >> no. this is a visible presence for a vehicle-type threat. you could pull sideways and it would be catastrophic here. >> the show of force on display at big-city airports designed to reassure travellers and deter any possible terrorist. to politics now where donald trump's response to the istanbul attack took center stage as leaders in the u.s. and canada hammered him for his stances.

president obama and justin trudeau fielded questions about donald trump but never referred to him by name. >> one of the things that's easy to forget is that the relationship between our three countries goes far deeper than any individual leaders. >> that's nativism or worse or it's just citizenism. >> then a member of trump's own party, arizona senator and former 2008 presidential candidate john mccain who is a past target of trump over his capture in the vietnam war had this to say -- >> according to the geneva conventions it's a war crime. but perhaps more importantly than that if you're not into academics and history is it doesn't work. if you inflict enough pain on someone, that person will tell

you whatever they think that you want to hear in order to make the pain stop. it's not the united states of america. it's not what we are all about. it's not what we are. it's not about them. it's about us. >> those comments came as trump campaigned in maine. it's a state not won by a republican candidate since george h.w. bush took it back in 1988. trump doubled down on his torture host but not before conservative radio host howie carr took to the stage to criticize elizabeth warren. >> what a crowd this is. i think this is bigger than the republican convention a couple of months ago. i heard hillary clinton and elizabeth warren campaign iing.

[ crowd boos ] you know elizabeth warren, right? >> and while politicians target trump for his position on terror, it seems to be resonating with voters. clinton beats trump when it comes to terror in the latest abc washington post poll. 53% say she could handle situation like orlando versus 34% says trump can. clinton is leading trump in five out of six swing states. the only state trump is on top is arizona. clinton announced that president obama will join her on the campaign trail in north carolina on tuesday. meanwhile, 49 celebrities paid homage to the 49 victims of america's deadliest mass shooting. 18-minute video titled stop the hate includes lady gaga, cuba

gooding jr. and kaitlyn general mer ch they recounted the individual stories of the lives taken in the orlando nightclub shooting. the human rights campaign says they created this to ensure each victim is never forgotten. it raises awareness about the anti-lgbtq gun violence and hate violence. >> it's time to stop the bleeding. >> join me. >> join me. >> join me and the human rights campaign to demand common sense laws to protect the lgbtq community and all americans from hate violence. time now for us to get down to business with cnbc landon dowdy. good morning. >> good morning to you, betty. wall street will try to make it three positives days in a row as investors fears over the uk brexit vote they start to fade. traders are willing to wait for more claire on details and timing of the britain's exit

from the eu. markets rally on oil prices and bank stocks on tuesday. the retail giant walmart is expanding its free two-day shipping items. free shipping is now available to all customers. amazon prime which is $99 a year and previously only a limited number of people could sign up. this probably hits close to home. people may have their eyes glued to the screen. the average adult uses media for more than 10 hours a day. that's more than an hour last year. back over to you, betty. >> selfies alone would take an extra hour. just ahead, vice president joe biden talks to tom brokaw. and michael phelps makes history again. it's a stunning sunrise over the nation's capital. just beautiful. it's shaping up to be a great

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the boundary between the really hot stuff and the cooler stuff to the north is right through the middle of the country. that's the best chance of showers and storms. most should be ending by the time the fireworks fly. towards like richmond we have to watch that on the fourth. >> gearing up for the holiday weekend. if fl now it was the largest raid in miami dade police history. over $24 million seized in one spot. the cash was found in five gallon buckets at the home of a suspected marijuana trafficker. police also recovered a weapon. the 44-year-old is being held on multiple drug and firearms charges and his sister was also arrested. some scary footage at a popular denver tourist spot. police received a report of a shirtless man swinging a large plastic pipe on the city's 16th street mall. two bystanders were hit, look at that, suffering minor injuries. the video was posted on facebook by a witness. it's still not known what sparked that incident. authorities say they plan to add

more officers to the area. our own tom brokaw himself in remission from cancer, sat down with vice president joe biden to discuss his -- >> they get so frustrated because it takes too long for them to get access to it. the system stops everything. >> exactly right. and we're trying to set up a website for the first time that's readable, so every trial going on on every single solitary experiment with cancer is in one place and you're local oncologist can say, that's the kind of cancer my patient has. maybe i can get my patient into that trial. >> the vice president and dr. jill biden plan to continue their ambitious crusade after leaving office. michael phelps, he is making history once again. the most decorated olympian in the history is the first u.s. male swimmer to make five olympics. phelps won the 200 meter butterflier securing a spot and he comes full circle with this

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years ] after being outspent 26-1 in battleground states, donald trump is getting some help. the national rifle association political arm is out with its first ad in what will be a 2 million dollar ad buy in the ohio region that attacks hillary clinton for benghazi. >> a lot of people say they're not going to vote this november because their candidate didn't win. well, i know some other people who won't be voting this year either. hillary as president, no thanks. i served in benghazi. >> news outlets report it appears to be filmed in a u.s. national cemetery against government policy and that isn't the only infraction that could hurt trump. watchdog groups filed two separate complaints alleging the trump campaign violated federal law after news reports came out saying trump's team solicit ed -

sent by the trump campaign in recent days landed in the e-mail boxes of lawmakers in the united kingdom, iceland, australia and elsewhere. that comes as a new global poll shows an absolute lack of trust in trump with over 80% of his citizens in countries like sweden, germany, france and the uk saying they have no confidence in a trump presidency. that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. raul reyes is here with me. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> let's get down to it. these poll numbers we've been looking at several show donald trump as losing ground over hillary clinton. >> right. >> are voters turned off by trump's tough rhetoric on terrorism? what's behind it? >> it's a combination of things. donald trump had his three or four worst weeks since he began his candidacies.

his attacks on the judge calling him a mexican, his response to orlando, firing his campaign manager, he bungled his response to brexit. all these added up. states that were not considered competitive are in play. president obama is going to campaign on behalf of hillary clinton in north carolina. now the democrats can afford to be aggressive there. knowing that will pull their resources away from the rust belt where they need to concentrate. >> let's talk about being aggressive for just a second. given that clinton is outspending trump by a large margin on ads, will trump discover that, hey, maybe it was a bad business move not to pour money into ads? >> it sounds funny to say it, but donald trump needs money. you cannot run a national campaign without -- even if you're immensely -- if you are a billionaire. think of it this way, with hillary clinton and donald trump, these are two iconic

figures. you can ask any american and they think they know who each of these people are. the ad spending will be off the hook because they have to go beyond very solidly established preconceptions of these candidates. at some point, donald trump will have to start courting the republican elites, the establishment, those donors who up until now have kept their distance from him. he alienated them. or find another source of funding from maybe some super pacs in contrast, hillary clinton i think has 40 million to his 1.3 million on hand plus she has all the super pacs lined up running ads and already in battleground states. donald trump is not in a good position now. >> i love that you said off the hook. that might be the first for this show. thank you, raul. we do appreciate it. just ahead, a big change coming to miss teen usa. plus, one dad takes selfie shaming to new heights. you have to see this. you're watching "first look." real is making new friends.

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well, there is a news, in fact, of a wardrobe change at one of the country's most famous pageants. organizers of miss teen usa say they're ditching the swim suit competition and adding athletic wear competition. if you're concerned about your teen taking racy selfies, instead of getting mad, how about getting even. that is what this dad decided to do when he trolled his daughter's photos. he recreated every detail from his daughter's duck face to her bare midmidriff. he may have felt that was racy. >> his are more racy than her's. >> she had a good sense of humor

about it. she shared the pictures on her facebook page and it has since gone viral. >> would you do that if that was your daughter? >> no. >> no duck faces from you. this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts right now. as the death toll rises in istanbul, we're learning new information about the terrorist attack and word this morning that turkey is carrying out raids and searches for suspects. we're live in istanbul. plus, donald trump continuing to hammer away at hillary clinton, saying she had her chance to prove she is tough on terror. >> i watch her on television about isis. we're going to this and we're going to that. i've been watching her for so many years. she has been in that position for so long in one way or the

other, she hasn't done anything about what's going on. all right? isis was -- also, the cia director out with another dire warning saying that isis is strong as ever. it's 5:30 here on the east coast, 2:30 out west. this is "way too early." ♪ ♪ hey, there, good morning, everyone. it's thursday, june 30th, i'm alex witt. police in turkey are carrying out raids this morning against suspected islamic group state cells following the deadly bombing attack at the ataturk airport. the country's state-run news agency say authorities conducted the raids in three neighborhoods in istanbul and the coast city of ismer. 13 people have