i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. tw.us on itter, >>> just a few hours after stormy daniels' "60 minutes" interview airs, the fallout fast. salacious personal details and a possible connection leading to the mueller investigation. >>> and shakeup at the white house. the new week that could begin with more firings and personnel changes. >>> after the harvesting of personal information from 50 million users, facebook fights back hard to regain your trust. >> there is now a new king of superhero movies as "black panther" dethroned all others. >>> and can sister jean help this year's cinderella kids bring home a national title? "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm phillip mena. >> good to be with you. i'm frances rivera. >>> we begin this morning with a story keeping the country at the edge of its seat. the s

i'm gigi stone woods. >> and i'm frances rivera.tinues here on nbc and your nbc stations. have a gre monday.at >>> breaking overnight, a city on edge. a $100,000 reward, and a fourth bombing in the austin area. late details just ahead. >>> a tweet storm from the president directed at special counsel robert mueller in the russia investigation as the president takes off the gloves and gets personal. >>> a new legal analysis and where the stormy daniels' legal case may be headed. >>> a horrific accident in front of a capacity crowd at a cirque du soleil performance. >>> and surprise, surprise, your russia's vladimir putin wins another election. ballot-stuffing and all. "early today" starts right now. >>> good morning, i'm gigi stone woods. >> i'm frances rivera. >>> we begin with breaking news overnight, residents in austin, texas, are on edge after being rocked by a

i'm frances rivera. the awartsds season came to a close last night at the 9 o'th annual academy awards if los angeles. two-time host jimmy kimmel was quick to shine light on the importance of the women's empowerment movement currently sweeping hollywood. it didn't stop there. three of harvey weinstein's most outspoken accusers, ashley judd, salma hayek, and annabella sciorra presented a video mantiage on equality and representation. actress frances mcdormand won the oscar for best actress with w. a rousing acceptance speech. >> if i may be so honored, to have all the female nominees in all the categories stand with me in the room tonight. meryl, if you do it, everyone else will. >> other windsor of the night included mexican director guillermo del toro. he took home the oscar for best director and best picture. and jordan peele made history as the first black screenwriter to win best original screenplay for "get out." >> i thought no one would ever make this movie. but i kept coming back to it because i

i'm phillip mena. >> i'm frances rivera.s video of a dutch speed skater here reaching speeds of nearly 58 miles per hour on her skates yesterday. the >>> good morning. it is thursday morning. let's look out at the bay bridge this morning. it is a beautiful start to the day. a little cool. it is going to be very warm, though. the south bay is already getting there. thank you for joining us. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia who is still recovering from laryngitis. >> and i'm marcus washington. >> it's going to be really warm and yesterday it was quite cozy for the afternoon, and it's going to be even higher today as we reach into the low 80s. here is a live look outside in san jose. we start out with the mid-50s. let's go to campbell. we'll be in the 50s throughout 9:00 and reaching quickly into the upper 70sy

i'm frances rivera. >>> we begin this morning with a story keeping the country at the edge of its seat. the porn star versus the president. adult film actress and director stormy daniels speaking out on national television. she sat down with "60 minutes" discussing her ongoing battle against the president of the united states, alleging she had an intimate relationship with donald trump back in 2006. >> so i excused myself and went to the restroom. you know, i was in there for a little bit and came out. he was sitting, you know, on the edge of the bed when i walked out. perched. >> and when you saw that, what went through your mind? >> i realized exactly what i'd gotten myself into. and i was like, oh, here we go. >> and you had sex with him? >> yes. >> in the interview, daniels continues to demand she be released from her $130,000 nondisclosure agreement, facilitated by trump's lawyer, michael cohen, just a week and a half before the 2016 election. with daniels now saying she was not only intimidated to remain silent about her alleged affair with trump, she was outright threatened. >>

. >> i'm frances rivera. we have breaking news from nepal at this hour. a passenger jet reportedly carrying at least 67 passengers and four crew members crashed and burst into flames as it was landing in ckathmandu airport this morning. nbc news will keep you up to date on the breaking story throughout the morning. >>> also breaking overnight, the trump administration is taking its first step at arming teachers with the white house releasing president trump's policy proposal for school safety. among them, allowing schools first to now volunteer for firearms training. the white house says president trump wants to make sure schools are, quote, safe and secure just like our airport, stadiums and government buildings. for more let's go to nbc's tracie potts in washington. good morning, tracie? >> hi. overnight we learned more details of the broad outline of what the president wants to do and wants congress to do and states to do and it involves the justice department training the volunteer teachers to hold firearms in schools, in the classroom and encouraging

i'm frances rivera. >> i'm gigi stone wood. we leave >>> we had a report of an explosion.tims that have been transported to the hospital. i want to put out now the safety alert for the neighborhood. stay inside your homes until we have had a chance to deem this neighborhood safe. >> breaking overnight, a fourth explosion in austin. two injured. police are looking into a connection with the previous explosions that claimed two lives. >> president trump gets personal using the special counsel's name for the first time as he let loose in the approach to tweet slamming the russia investigation and attacking mueller's team. >> opioid emergency over the past three decades, deaths went up in every county in america. today president trump unveils his plan to stop

maya rodriguez, nbc news. >> i'm gigi stone woods. >> and i'm frances rivera. watching "early today." check us out on social media so we can connect there. and your news continues on our nb stations. cad lib live picture - san jose >>> good morning. it's monday. do you have to tell you that? you're probably already feeling it. looking live in downtown san jose we see clear skies in the distance and we'll tell you you should enzwroi today because there's a change coming. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kris sanchez and we want to get right to that forecast. good morning. >> good morning. over here, kari. >> it does start out with clear skies across the bay area. a cold morning as you get ready to head out the door. that will help wake you up on this monday. we're going to start out with the temperatures in the mid-30s for the north bay, 35 in fairfield now and it's 43 in san jose. 37 in morgan hill and livermore. our highs today are going to be really nice today. the best

i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. a major winter storm is sweeping across the nation, packing a punch with heavy snow and ferocious winds. travel advisories have been posted in a large swath of the midwest, including minnesota, where whiteout conditions are making travel nearly impossible, leading to dozens of crashes and road closures. now that system is making its way to the east coast, a region far from ready to suffer another blow where residents are still cleaning up after friday's devastating nor'easter that killed at least nine people. the second wintry blast comes as utility crews are racing to restore power for hundreds of thousands still in the dark. >> here is nbc's dan scheinman. >> reporter: mother nature has shown the east coast little merciry. in massachusetts a seawall protecting the town of duxbury was breached. crews are hustling to protect homes. >> you lose the seawall, you start losing ground and losing houses. >> reporter: further nor, ethel williams worked to save what she could from her mother'

. >> i'm frances rivera. we have breaking news from nepal at this hour. a passenger jet reportedly

i'm frances rivera. winter is showing tho signs of mercy. just five days after a deadly nor'easter another monster storm is roaring into the east coast. threatening tens of millions of americans with heavy snow and strong binds. coastal areas could also see aen more flooding like massachusetts where towering waves pounded the shorelines during the last storm. breaching protective walls and battering homes. hundreds are now in danger of being washed away. over 100,000 customers are still in the dark, many without heat. utility crews are racing the clock to get the power back on. but the second blast of severe weather only means more bad news. >> it's a nightmare. truly a nightmare. it's unreal. two days is fine, three days, but we've been without power since friday. >> it's freezing in there. and i've been sleeping on the floor in my living room in front of the fireplace for the past how many days? >> damages from the first storm still litter many areas. in ryebrook, new york strong winds snapped this large tree, bringing down a power line. s

i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. extreme wintry weather is threatening tens of millions of americans on both coasts. the west is bracing for the strongest storm of the year. in lake tahoe a rare blizzard warning which could see up to five feet of snow by the weekend. and in the east, residents are gearing up for an intensifying nor'easter that could pound the region with ferocious winds, severe flooding and heavy snow and rain. authorities warning residents to evacuate as the storm could be the worst to hit since last january's bomb cyclone. dan scheinman has the latest. >> reporter: along the eastern seaboard, authorities and residents are bracing for a nor'easter. >> it's going to be pounding with the winds. >> reporter: in massachusetts, authorities in some coastal areas are urging residents to evacuate. >> evacuate and go to friends, family, somewhere away from the danger of the tides. >> reporter: in boston, workers were busy filling sandbags and deploying them in flood-prone areas. in milford, connecticut, stor

i'm frances rivera. breaking overnight, developments in the russia probe. a grand jury subpoena issued by special counsel robert mueller. he's asking a witness for communications related to some of the trump campaign's key figures, including the president himself. nbc's tracee potts is in washington. >> reporter: we confirm details first reported by ax yot. and hail the recipient of this subpoena remains anonymous, we do know that robert mueller and his team are looking for more information about these people. take a look. some names and faces that you'll recognize including the president himself, hope hicks, who just stepped down as his communications director. paul manafort, his former campaign chair, and his aide rick gates, both who have been charged in this investigation. and others whose names you may scognize. poena is being asked to provide a lot of information here. text messages, e-mails, other documents that may relate to the russia investigation that may relate to the campaign. work papers, telephone logs, other documents. even recordings. going

. >> i'm frances rivera. >> i'm phillip mena. >> two-time host jimmy kimmel quick to shine a light on the important movement sweeping hollywood and didn't stop there. harvey weinstein's accusers, sal together presented a video montage before frances mcdormand won best actress with a rousing acceptance speech. >> if i may be so honored to have all the female nominees in every category stand with me in this room tonight. >> other winners included guillermo del toro who took home the oscar for best director and picture and jordan peele made history for the screenwriter for "get out". >> i thought no one would make this movie but i kept coming back to it because i knew if someone let me make the movie people would hear and see it. >> jennifer borkland joins us from hollywood with more. good morning. >> well, frances, hollywood has had its serious moments this year, let's face it. there's been a lot of activism, changing times, change isn't always easy, but last night it was all about the fun and the ruckus night out at the movies with the movie stars and a celebration of all those changes

i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. for the second time in less than a week the east coast is under siege from another ferocious nor'easter. this time bringing heavy wet snow well over a foot in some areas from boston to philadelphia he. at its peek the nor'easter could unload snow at a rate of up to three inches an hour. it's also giving way to a rare sighting. thundersnow. you heard it there. numerous instances of this booming thunder captured in several areas. >> reporter: zbl the storm is crippling travel as well. more than 2,000 flights are canceled, nearly 1,000 more delayed. officials are urging drivers to stay off the roads due to the dangerous whiteout condition that's are stranding hundreds of vehicles. even this plow vehicle, one in new york city, got stuck in the snow not once but twice. hundreds of thousands are now entering a sixth day without power and caught on camera, a transformer explodes into flames in dover, new jersey putting an entire neighborhood in the dark. in coastal areas like massachusetts s

i'm frances rivera. it was an unprecedented day of powerful protests exactly one month after a gunman murdered 17 in a deadly school shooting in florida, students at marjory stoneman douglas high school took a stand. but they weren't alone. thousands of young people across the country walked out of class wednesday honoring those lost to gun violence and calling for reform. this was their message in their own words. >> we can't stand gun violence anymore! >> enough is enough! >> no more! >> policy not prayers! >> enough is enough! >> i consider this school a home. but this home isn't safe. >> no one is really safe in this country with the kind of gun laws that we have. >> change is needed. we need to increase school safety. we can't let this keep on happening. >> it's important for us to speak up as the youth and make sure this change actually occurs. >> we all deserve to be safe at school. >> 17 lives lost in six minutes. i don't want to go through what they went through. >> we are together. we are one.

i'm frances rivera. breaking overnight, the science world loses one of its brightest stars. nobel prize winning physicist stephen hawking has died at 76 at his cambridge, england home. hawking authored several science books including "a brief history of time," helping us to better understand the universe. he is survived by his three children who say his legacy will live on for many years. neil degrasse tyson tweets that hawking's passing has left an intellectual vacuum. and the cast of the popular show "the big bang theory" thanking him for inspiring the world. here is nbc's ron mott. >> i study the marriage of space and time. >> reporter: long before eddie redmayne's oscar winning portrayal of him in "the theory of everything" -- >> my name is stephen hawking. >> it's american. >> is that a problem? >> reporter: and playing himself on the big bang theory. >> professor hawking, it's an honor and privilege to meet you, sir. >> i know. >> reporter: british physicist stephen hawking exploded on to the world stage with some big theories of his own. in "a brief history of time,"

i'm frances rivera. >> and i'm phillip mena. overnight the trump administration announced a move that could impact the balance of power for years to come. the 2020 census will ask about citizenship for the first time in decades. commerce secretary wilbur ross announcing the decision following a request by the justice department. the question of citizenship hasn't appeared on the census since 1950, with ross arguing it's needed to better enforce the voting rights act and for accuracy. census data is used for redistricting. electoral vote allotment as well as distribution of federal funds. but opponents, including many democrats say the question would deter noncitizen families from responding, given the trump administration's crackdown on undocumented immigrants. they say it would lead to an undercount that would hurt resources to many communities and change district maps, likely in the gop's favor for years. >> there is also legal pushback. california attorney general xavier becerra says he plans to sue the trump administration o

. >> i'm frances rivera. after an intense manhunt overnight, authorities say the suspect who fatally shot a kentucky police officer is dead. the suspect, 34-year-old james de coursy, was shot and killed by police in clarksville, tennessee hours after he pretended to be a police officer and pulled over a 38-year-old hopkinsville officer, philip mitchell who was in his personal vehicle. he shot the officer and fled the scene first by foot, and then in a stolen pickup truck. officer meecham was transported to a hospital where he died from his injuries. he was with the county sheriff department 12 years before joining the hopkins ville police force just ten months ago. the sheriff's department asked for prayers tweeting, our community has been rocked by the unspeakable. the 38-year-old officer leaves behind a wife and two young children. >> a california judge has ruled that coffee must come with a warning label. this after a finding that a cancer diagnosis may be ri yong ho lated to the morning cup. the coffee in

i'm frances rivera. winter is officially over, but much of the country is getting a rude spring awakening. another nor'easter is roaring into the east coast. the fourth to slam the region in less than three weeks, bringing heavy snow, freezing rain and powerful winds. some areas could be buried under more than a foot of snow. >> the storm is threatening to tear up homes and bring down trees and power lines. nearly 3,000 customers in the northeast are already without power, and that number is expected to skyrocket. more than 3,000 flights are canceled and some 2,000 more delayed. many new york and philadelphia schools will be closed today. nbc meteorologist bill karins is tracking this storm for us. good morning. >> we're waiting for the nor'easter to form and waiting to see how heavy and how hard it will snow in the i-95 corridor. today already overachieving snow in areas of indiana and ohio and northern kentucky. winter storm warnings for cincinnati. in all 74 million people experiencing the lift blast

. >> i'm frances rivera. march certainly coming in like a lion for parts of the country. another powerful winter blast is taking aim at the northeast with strong winds, coastal flooding and heavy rain snow all in the mix. it is raising fears of potential property damages, power outages, and travel disruptions. the nor'easter has already prompted several weather warnings and watches across the region. nbc meteorologist bill karins has more on what's ahead. a lot to watch, bill. >> yeah, good morning. a lot of impacts. let's get into them. the first one is going to be the rainfall. put this in the minor to moderate category. one to three inches of raining in new england. very wet february and now we're going to add on top of that in the next two days. the winds, airports, a lot of flights will be cancelled with gusts like this, to 60 in atlanta and new york. boston 45 to 50. cape cod could gust up to 60 miles an hour. this is going to be mostly friday afternoon is the strongest winds. and then the coastal flooding we're anticipating major coastal flooding even close to gett

strokes behind >>> let's get a check on what's happening outside the world of business nbc's frances rivera york with the latest hello, frances >>> good morning to you. residents in austin, texas are on edge after being rocked by fifth explosion in months. this follows a string of package bombings that killed two people and seriously injured two others officials are offering a $150,000 reward for information leading to an arrest >>> today, president trump set to unveil his opioid plan for the epidemic administration officials say the plan also includes prevention efforts in expanding access to residential treatment for medicaid patients thereof there are only programs to reduce the prescription of painkillers by a third in three years and cutting offer the supply of illegal drugs including internet >>> and the paralympic games in pyongyang as he celebrate their third win. >> still ahead here on "worldwide exchange," facebook under fire a company taking major heat for what could be the biggest data breach in social media history >>> plus, countdown to shutdown. congress has until midnight on

frances rivera is in new york with the latest. >>> we start with president trump who could propose theenalty for drug traffickers as part of a plan to combat the opioid crisis the president will roll out an opioid plan monday which focuses on tougher penalties along with changes in treatment and prevention programs. the announcement will take place in new hampshire >>> the search continues this morning for a worker missing after an explosion and fire at a chemical plant in texas. it happened about 20 miles southwest of ft. worth the cause is being investigated. officials say that static electricity may have started it. a dozen people were working in the plant. at least two were injured. >>> irgo, the german shepherd was reunited with his family in kansas on thursday he was mroen flown to japan afta mix-up by unite td airlines at least he's back in kansas and home >> it's good to have a lost dog story that has a happy ending on an airline >> especially after this week, i would say so >> thank you very much >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," a management shakeup at nike taking cent

. >>> let's get a check on what's happening outside the world of business nbc's frances rivera in nework with the latest. >>> good morning authorities are investigating a series of package bombings in austin, texas that left two people dead and two others injured. two of the explosions happened within hours of each other on monday and come less than two weeks after the first fatal blast. police believe all three attacks are linked and could be hate crimes. >>> theresa may says it is highly likely russia was behind the apparent assassination attempt of a former russian military intelligence officer convicted of spying for britain. he and his daughter are still fighting for their lives after found comatose on a public bench more than a week ago may says they were poisoned with a military grade nerve agent developed by the soviets in the 1970s. >>> and house republicans say they completed their investigation into the 2016 election interference and that they found no evidence that the train clu trump campaign colluded with russ russia brian, back over to you. >> frances, thank you very mu

let's get to frances rivera. >> that breaking news out of austin, texas.orcement sources tell nbc news the suspect in the austin bombings is believed to be dead following a confrontation with police here is a live look at the police activity and that scene there where the suspect was taken down we all know austin has been on edge after a series of package or other bombs detonated across the city killing two and injuring five others a separate blast at a goodwill last night is believed to be unrelated. >>> president trump reportedly ignoring warnings not to congratulate putin on his re-electi re-election. the president's tuesday briefing included a phrase do not congratulate in all capital letters. trump later told reporters he congratulated him in a phone call senator john mccain said an american president does not lead the free world by congratulating dictators who win sham elections. >>> a british man has set the world record for the fastest speed in a jet engine bodysuit that's richard browning. he sped down the world's fastest zip line and the lostenge

i'm frances rivera the manhunt is intensifying for what authorities in austin, techs are catec texasling a serial bomber the latest one on sunday night involved a trip war. neighborhoods have been sent into lockdown as authorities try to understand the motive. >>> the weinstein company has filed for bankruptcy in the aftermath of widespread sexual misconduct allegations against harvey weinstein the company says it is releasing all alleged victims and withins from nondisclosure agreements. >>> and yellowstone's famous steam boat geyser roared to life shooting water and steam up to 300 feet high. it is the geyser's first eruption since september of 2014 steam boat is the world's tallest active geyser. that's the latest from new york. more "worldwide exchange" when we come back >>> investors on edge. futures pointing to a flat open following yesterday's tech-driven selloff. >>> facebook under fire. the fallout grows from that data intrusion. >>> and jeff bezos took his dog for a walk in true jeff bezos fashion. it's tuesday, march 20, 2018, and you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cn

to believe there is news outside the world of business let's get some of your top stories from frances riverayork >>> we start with the trump administration who says the united states stands with the uk in its decision to expel nearly two dozen russian diplomats. ambassador nikki haley told the u.n. security council that the united states believes russia is responsible for the attempted assassination of a former russian double agent and his daughter. >>> two u.s. navy aviators are dead after their f-18 fighter jet crashed in florida crews transported the two to a hospital but they were pronounced dead. >>> a veteran astronaut, scott kelly, he came back from a year in space with altered dna. the stresses of orbit activated space genes as they're calling it affecting 7% of his dna it no longer matches that of his twin, mark kelly, who stayed on earth. not quite a space alien coming back, but maybe close with that dna. >> so the kelly brothers, we know them, they are friends of cnbc i personally know them as well great guys i will call them out if we do this together, we might be able to get it

outlook for memory-related chips >>> let's check on what's happening outside the world of business frances riverave in new york with the latest >>> headlines this morning, ahead of the march for our lives mass protest for gun control, a new poll finds 58% of americans say gun ownership increases safety by allowing citizens to protect themselves 38% say it reduces safety by giving too many people access to firearms >>> number 11 loyala chicago will get a shot at tournament after a one-point win over nerve nevada kansas state beat kentucky, and florida state handled gonzaga. the wolverines hammered texas a&m 99-72. the sweet 16 continues tonight with ckansas, west virginia, texas tech and purdue. >>> and a new farm tractor has set a world record for the fastest tractor at more than 87 miles per hour >> that's fun. i like that. thank you very much. >>> still ahead on "worldwide exchange," trade turmoil president trump hitting china with new tariffs global markets reacting in a big way. >>> as we head to break, a look at the big u.s. companies being weighed down by the tariffs. you have boeing and ca

i am home, i am home, i am home >>> i'm frances rivera in new york boston police say they uncovered aideo on the cell phone of the suspected serial bomber mark conditt. he describes how he built the device but not why he did it his family said he had no idea the darkness he must have been in. >>> eight days after the special congressional election in pennsylvania's 18th district, rick saccone has conceded defeat to democrat conor lamb lamb won about 750 votes in a district that donald trump won by almost 20 points in 2016. >>> and two u.s. astronauts and a russian cosmonaut are on their way to the international space station. the russian rocket lifted off from kazakhstan on wednesday the crew will arrive at the space station tomorrow afternoon. they'll spend the next five months in orbit. you think they talk about politics at all? that could make for an awkward ride >> there's no place on earth that doesn't talk about politics, but maybe in space -- >> above earth, yes. >> thank you >>> still much more ahead on "worldwide exchange" including the shutdown threat. congress reaching a ma

i'm france rivera at msnbc headquarters in new york.trump is set to head to pennsylvania within the next hour or so where he'll be at the campaign style rally in a hotly contested race that will come down to the wire. live report ahead. >>> is on the verge of the deal with the president's new legal team. >>> and the stormy daniels saga takes an interesting turn. could the adult film actress soon speak out? we have the latest from our attorney? >> we begin with president trump now just three hours away from a

i'm france rivera at msnbc headquarters in new york. president trump is set to head to pennsylvania within the next hour or so where he'll be at the campaign style rally in a hotly contested race that will come down to the wire. live report ahead. >>> is on the verge of the deal with the president's new legal team. >>> and the stormy daniels saga takes an interesting turn. could the adult film actress soon speak out? we have the latest from our attorney? >> we begin with president trump now just three hours away from a big campaign rally near pittsburgh in a hotly contested special congressional election. the race between rick saccone and democrat conor lamb neck and neck. the election tuesday is seen as the bellwether for how november's mid north americans might goo. and also the president's first remarks since a fleury of announces this week. tariffs on steel and aluminum. and historic announcement of an upcoming between trump and kim jong un. is the president's last minute push to boost saccone signaling republicans are actually worr

i'm frances rivera. and "all in" with chris haze is next.e a good one. >>> tonight on "all in." >> are you going to talk to mueller? >> i'm looking forward to it actually. >> reporter: new reporting the president wants a deal in return for talking to the mueller probe. then five days after defying the special counsel. >> they're trying to set up a perjury case against roger stone and i'm not going to have it. >> look who just showed up to his grand jury interview. >>> plus, the white house blows off a republican investigation. reaction to the president's decision to meet with kim john-un and today's huge and historic loss for the nra as a gun control bill becomes law in florida. >> let's get the rest of the country to follow our lead and make school safe.

i'm frances rivera. and "all in" with chris haze is next. have a good one. >>> tonight on "all in." >> are you going to talk to mueller? >> i'm looking forward to it actually. >> reporter: new reporting the president wants a deal in return for talking to the mueller probe. then five days after defying the special counsel. >> they're trying to set up a perjury case against roger stone and i'm not going to have it. >> look who just showed up to his grand jury interview. >>> plus, the white house blows off a republican investigation. reaction to the president's decision to meet with kim john-un and today's huge and historic loss for the nra as a gun control bill becomes law in florida. >> let's get the rest of the country to follow our lead and make school safe. >> when "all in" starts right now. >>> of good evening from chicago. i'm chris hayes. you can rail against robert mueller all you want but actually defying the special counsel is another matter. this morning, former trump campaign aide sam nunberg, you might have heard of him showed up

france, guys. steve: griff, thank you very much. geraldo rivera joins us this morning. >> good morning. cops who were out for a jog. that part of france not unfamiliar to isis sympathizers. people will try to figure out is this part of a migrant problem, is this part of what? >> too sketchy in terms of details yet to tell, steve. i'm reading french media that two are dead and up to 12 are injured. these things tend to get worse as more facts come in. if 12 are injured, how severely are they injured? will they pass? steve: sure. >> i don't know whether the terrorist was clearly, this is act of terror and president macron is calling it a terrorist act, whether he pledged allegiance to isis before he went in are whether that was hostage situation, criminal situation, whether or not he is immigrant we'll find out. not an area as far as i know heavily populated by immigrants. this is like a walmart kind of store. the terrorist or hostage situation evolved. cops there, elite units surrounded the super u. all the hostages in terms of the french media accounts are released except for one wounded