i'm some brach. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. 1:30 in the afternoon in nice and that city is still in shock after last night's attack that left at least 84 people dead and so many more injured. >> a man plowed through crowds of people celebrate

i'm some brach. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. it is 1:30 in the afternoon in nice and that city is still in shock after last night's attack that left at least 84 people dead and so many more injured. >> a man plowed through crowds of people celebrating bastille difficult. the driver was shot and killed by police. lucy has more on this horrific attack. >> reporter: a night of carnage in nice and france today waking up to the aftermath of yet another devastating attack. the third in just 18 months. it was supposed to be a night of celebration, bastille day is france's most important national holiday. the equivalent of a fourth of july celebration in america. families and tourists were out for the fireworks show. they were enjoying their evening when a man plowed that enormous truck into the crowd at about 10:40 p.m. local time. driving nearly a mile across a busy promenade before he was shot dead by police. an act avenue terror according to french president hollande and one that didn't require bomb or explosive to devastate this na

. >> run through your brach ground in urban planning?'t have anything in urban planning except for sitting on this porch conjuring up. look all this space. >> meet shamayim harris. this one time school administrator is now architect of the most unlikely redevelopment project. she set up a nonprofit. got donations. started reversing the decline on her block. >> are you paying all these people? >> well, a couple of them. most are volunteers. >> she embrace everything one. she truce to uplift everyone. >> this is just some of her army. >> when she needs something she knows who to call. that's why ma ma shs so amazing. she plans to put a park and after school homework house here. basketball, volleyball and tennis courts here. a greenhouse and cafe in this old garage. and much more. >> going to see this whole block looking like some of the suburban blocks. that's what you're going to see. >> she's driven to do all this partly for her community and partly as tribute to her son, jakobi was. he was killed by hit and run driver. he was two. still

orlando and paris, not once, but twice, but now three times in this most recent attacks, you think brachthe beginning of the obama administration, overseas contingency operations, man-caused disasters, workplace violence, all of these ridiculous phrases. and then a policy that gives $150 billion to the number-one state sponsor of terror, which is iran. they pull out of iraq and create a vacuum, an opening for isis to have financial support through the oil there. they never follow through in syria. you look at the series of decisions that the reluctance and resistance, as mysterious as it is to even say radical islamic terrorism, and is this now the predictable result? have we gone back to a pre 9/11 mind set? >> let me say two things. first of all, everyone watching us should read general mike flynn's book, field of fire, because he really outlines exactly the problem with the obama administration. but also candidly, the problem with the bush administration. i encountered as early as 2002 and 2003, the state department was saying, oh, please don't talk about radical islamists. please don

for some brach ground, you should know that president erdogan was out of town vacationing at the black sea when this attempted coup happened. then about 35 minutes ago, he flew into ataturk airport. that's the main airport in istanbul the same one that was attacked just a couple of weeks ago, and he was greeted by we're told hundreds of his supporters. and then he was escorted to a television station where you saw that news conference. and now we hear that he is saying things like those responsible will pay the appropriate price. he went on to say this was carried out by a minority number of people who cannot stomach the unity of the country. the president went on to say millions are now in the streets of turkey protesting the uprising and that the cabinet is functioning as usual, and they are in the process now of arresting police who were involved with this attempted coup. what's fascinating about this is that earlier, those who attempted the coup took over the main television station in istanbul and they sent out a message saying they had control of the country. well now that has fl