if hamas accepts all this. so it is not -- hamas can be a partnership. we have a relationship with hamas. we talked to the people. go to visit hamas leadership and i could do it today also. it is not a problem. 121, -- to one level, one-to-one political issue. i think that now we can start with the west bank. we can start talking about gaza. part of thise system unless hamas acknowledges and accepts all of those conditions. it is not the same hamas anymore. it is different. i guess they won't change their they would be able to change their name if they accepted those conditions. michele: in terms of the question how to give hope, actions speak louder than words. is,ink they're, you know, there are a set of actions and maybe the general can speak to the work he and his group have been doing, but there are some actions that could meaningfully improve both israel's security and the plight of the palestinian's that is an agreement. there are steps that could be taken to meaningfully improve people's situations that would still be consistent with where you th

hamas has been deterred. theink that the plans general did is a comprehensive plan, but it is not a matter of equipment or technology. it is a matter of commitment. i think the commitment is there. we can do it. at the end of the day, we have palestinians with the feeling that sovereignty is there. force, an american american conduct and commitment is appreciated by the israelis. american forces can be a good solution. a small, capable american force working with jordanians. would portray a unique zone a mile of a half from the river. idf,.s., jordanian forces, palestinians are sharing everything on that zone. , thatrder crossing connection can lead to a good solution. sinai is a good example of the american commitment. it was not designed for similar missions. with equipmenter and the mandate they were given. they found it difficult to cope with threats. how you want an american force in the jordan valley. the current government does not like it, but we did not do this plan for the current government. i thin

hamas is a deeply rooted movement in palestine. i have some palestinians that don't like hamas.re are a million people who live in gaza and are captives of hamas. in order to address this issue, i think first and foremost the entire palestinian region should be worked out somehow. that's one issue. second, you know, there are certain conditions that israel put a long time ago. the conditions of hamas, it can be a partner. by the way, in the past we had relationship with hamas. we talked to the people. and when i was commander i would go to visit hamas leadership and i could do it today also. that's not a problem on a one-to-one level. that's not -- political issue. if you talk politics, disagreement, this is something else. so i think now we can start. we can start talking about gaza. gaza cannot be part of this system unless hamas acknowledges all those -- and accepts all of those conditions. if it does, it's not the same hamas. i guess they don't want to change their name, but they won't be able to change their name if they accept those conditions. >> michele or john, do you w

hamas is praising a deadly terror attack in israel. we will take you to the scene. >>> welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. >> i'm christine romans. it is 31 minutes past the hour. the bernie summit. bernie sanders flies from vermont to washington for a closed-door meeting with president obama at the white house. he is sill a candidate despite the fact that hillary clinton is the nominee with the needed delegates. she has a majority of pledged delegates. white house insiders is making it clear the president is itching to endorse hillary clinton. today is more about body language and soft persuasion and a listening to bernie sanders rather than a direct call to drop out of the race. michelle kosinski has more. >> reporter: the white house is being careful, john and christine, about this, it makes me say come on now. even now they are not saying hillary clinton is the presumptive nominee. because for them it is all about respecting the process still. respecting bernie sanders decision making and his supporters who of course wo

hamas released a statement praising the attack.atement, wednesday's operation in tel aviv is the first good news to our people in our persistent struggle in the month of ramadan and the first of many surprises that will be waiting for israeli occupying forces. that released this morning. we have seen the israeli response. restricting travel to and from the west bank for palestinians. benjamin netanyahu promising to attack the attackers. police issued a gag order on the suspects. we have information about the victims. four israelis killed last night. two men and two women. those women in the 30s. one of the men in his 30s and other in his 50s. funerals set to begin later today. john. >> as israelis are already back in that marketplace right behind you. oren, thank you. >>> 18 minutes past the hour. the dow above 18,000. s&p near a record high. corporate america is worried about politics. hitting big business. it is causing a stall in hiring and expansion. political risks have caused them to hold back on spending. more than 1/3 say i

government identified hamas as an outgrowth of the muslim brotherhood. documents entered into evidence in the holy land foundation trial revealed that isna the islamic society of north america is a muslim brotherhood organization which financially supports hamas. again, a designated terrorist organization. at the time it was indicted the holy land foundation was the largest islamic charity in the united states and was convicted on 108 counts for funneling over $1 million to a foreign terrorist organization which hamas which is the palestinian branch of the muslim brotherhood. the muslim brotherhood creates states "alais our goal, the prophet is our guide, the koran is our constitution. jihad is our way, and death for the glory of alais our greatest inspiration or ambition." the muslim brotherhood bylaws state the islamic nation must be fully prepared to fight the tyrants and enemies of alaas a prelude to establishing the islamic state. again, the muslim brotherhood agenda is no different than that of al qaeda or isis. the muslim brotherhood logo as mr. h

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we mentioned hamas earlier.hey did meet that it was a heroic operation but they didn't want to take operation responsibility for it. rishaad: china may be getting closer to dealing with falling prices. the consumer price index has reached lower levels on lower food prices. if you look at it in a month on month basis is up by half a percent. >> that is on top of a 7% increase from march to april. getting some more pricing power. four plus years. we said firming of oil prices. more speculative flow. it's interesting to watch if there will be any policy response to these actions. it's pretty benign 2% action. 2.3 we've had for three straight months. kim and 2% for now. the largestelmingly component of ppi. 21 and a half percent right now. that is often the case we get into the spring and summer. the festival prices. prices were 5.9%. the previous three months were in excess of 7%. some of that coming out. manus: a great deal of people on vacation in china. story that isry still continuing. you have inflation number

hamas militant group that rules gaza praised a terror attack in israel.four israelis were killed after two palestinian gunmen opened fire near a popular outdoor market in central tel aviv yesterday. three other people are badly hurt. some attackers have been captured. some are 21-year-old cousins from a palestinian village in the west bank. while hamas welcomed the attack, it did not claim responsibility for it. >>> safety here at home. house speaker paul ryan says he has a plan to secure u.s. borders. he is expected to spell out that plan later today. reports say that the house speaker is proposing overhauling the immigration system and installing other defenses. the plan calls for, quote, high fencing. steers clear of a plan to build a wall which is what presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump specifically called for. the immigration plan is part of the national security strategy. >>> developing story. hundreds of people fled their homes as a wildfire rages near the arizona town of yarnell. if iéç sounds familiar it's because it's the s

hamas was producing rockets, ieds, everything. it's true that after, it's true after disengagement from gaza, and while the egyptians didn't pay enough attention to that border, hamas could bring ammunition and send people to train in syria and iran, and they picked up their capabilities. it's true, but still if i look at situation today as opposed to the situation in 2004, and i was in gaza, it could've been much worse had we stayed in the corridor. much worse than it is today. that's why -- cannot be suspect if somebody doesn't stand military issues or strategy. he decided to leave. by the way, he was the one who decided to hold elections in jerusalem because those elections, hamas won. when i asked him, prime minister, aren't you afraid? he said okay. unit, we can handle it. gaza is a problem, but gaza will be a problem and the future of the solution. that's a use huge see. going back to the jordan river. same thing. we have a very committed jordanian force on the eastern side. i hope that you'll have an american force. israel

government identified hamas as an outgrowth of the brotherhood. documents entered into evidence in the holy land foundation trial also revealed that it's not the islamic brotherhood of america, it is an organization that supports hamas. at the time it was indicted, the the holy land foundation was the largest islamic charity in the united states and it was convicted on 108 counts for contributing to a terrorist organization which is the palestinian branch of the brotherhood. the muslim brotherhood create safe, allah is our goal, the cron is our constitution, jihad is our way and death to the glory of all law is our greatest ambition. the muslim brotherhood by law states that the islamic nation but be fully prepared to fight the tyrants and enemies as a prelude to establishing the islamic state. again the muslim brotherhood agenda is no different than that of al qaeda or isis. the muslim brotherhood logo has two swords cradling a cron with a reference of the first 60 of the cron that states against them make ready. this verses also referenced in th

that proximity on the map and it is a no man's land where you have a number of people with hezbollah/hamas ties and the fear has always been that these people would welcome terrorists from the middle east and send them north and we are getting that realization now. >> we finally see a specific case of someone with ties to the talent and, an afghan man who came across the border along with five pakistanis who have applied for asylum and been granted and are living legally in the united states. if you cannot control your country, your border you cannot know who is in your country. i don't know how you pretend to provide security for americans if you don't know who is here and you can't control your borders and it is not just the southern border though that gets the most publicity but there are hamas and extremist cells north in canada and that border is wide open and -- trish: we have a lot of work to do. one thing that strikes me interesting as a journalist and you as well, this story hasn't gotten a lot of traction. we are talking about it right now because it is important to us and to the

correct that israel gets it right, they know who the enemy is, they know the political movement from hamas to the brotherhood to isis, and in orlando, bernadino and the wake we should learn we need to know violent homophobia is after nonviolent homophobia, nonviolent a meeting -- anti-semitism, hamstringing fbi and homeland security, we are not letting the monitor islamicists within mosques, not to shut them down but to monitor the ideology. trish: what do you say to those who say we have to protect freedom of speech and freedom of ideas? >> no one is going to take away their freedom but be monitored. we should know their facebook posting, they should have been well aware this guy's father was supporting the talent and on public youtube, takes two seconds to find it. no one will shut them down, we are at war against communists and the soviet union we were monitoring the communist party. we shouldn't have shut them down but we should never stop monitoring the precursor ideology that leads to the end pathway. it is not just monitoring. those groups are allies, we are working with them to tel

is this some sort of hamas-hezbollah push back. >> isis, hezbollah and hamas don't get along., turks with russians. this could have been chechens potentially involved in this. had a, when the chechens obviously some strain of chechens hate russians. israeli component is interesting one. great observation. harris: we'll continue our discussion on the other side of the break. you mentioned wake up america in your conversation and it is one of the things we are going to talk about today. you have a new book out, one lucky guy, eric bolling, has the new book. his take on virtues that make america great and why they are under attack. we'll be right back. ♪ crowd sounds ] oooh! [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. harris: has been spirited hour. more coming up in just a moment. first to jon scott what is coming up with second hour of "happening now." hey, jon. >> hey, harris. pre

. >> reporter: now hamas is not taking credit but did praise the attack. and one of the difficulties here israelis officials have had in terms of trying to figure out who helped and who planned this is that a lot of these attacks that we have seen the last nine months or so are what they describe as lone wolf attacks. this one seems slightly different with the two individuals from the palestinian west bank getting through check points and getting their hands on the weapons. but hamas said they have nothing to do with it while praising the group. now, in response to last night's attack, israel revoked 83,000 permits for palestinians to visit the holy city of jerusalem during ramadan. it's not clear how long that will last but that seems to be the first of what will be security measures taken by israelis during the first few days, brian. >> thank you, conor. it's unbelievable they have put that place together and people are eating again. conor powell, thank you so much. >> police in tel aviv wanted to close the market down in april because of security concer

brotherhood network in united states which had already been proven in federal court to be tied to hamas. the second time was on the network that san bernardino and orlando are related to. they didn't just modify them, they completely eliminated them. >> you mean, these are people who had ties to terror organizations, obama becomes president, you, one of the founding members of the department of homeland security, and they told you to scrub the names of those people that you were building in a database to keep the country secure? >> that's right. and they knew because after the holy land trial, you can't say, well, we didn't know. it was proven in federal court by the department of justice that these front groups in united states like terror and isna and nait were tied to hamas. >> you think orlando and maybe even san bernardino could have been prevented if you had the information to connect the dots? >> well, we're cops. that's our attitude. that's what we took our vow to protect the united states from. threats, stop those things. >> is that your experience as well? >> it is my experien

meantime, hamas issued a statement praising yesterday's terror attack in tel aviv. four israelis there killed when gunmen opened fire in a cafe. one of the suspects clearly caught on camera as you see there. both men have been arrested and detained by authorities. today the israeli defense minister visited the shopping complex for where four people were killed the day before. in response, israel shrinking dramatically the number of palestinians being allowed to enter the country in ramadan. maureen? maureen: the university of -- stanford university swimmer sent to jail for six months for raping unconscious woman. apparently only serve half that time. records show brock turner is scheduled to be released three months into the sentence. county jail inmates in that part of california usually serve half their sentences if they keep clean records. turner was convicted of assa party last year. two passing bicyclists saw the assault and stepped in to help. >> after he stood up, we saw she wasn't moving at all. we talked to him briefly. he started to run away. my friend pet

it could be hamas. it could be islamic jihad, see an action getting out of their hands. they see that the people are in front of them, in a sense, and seen that with the stabbing intifada and they want to take control and you have an escalation. so the next thing is how does the israeli government respond to that escalation. >> and given what you know about the government that's seated right now, does this become a significant attack that draws condemnation from all over the worldnd becomes a turning point, or what do you see? >> well, i think there's going to be a lot of condemnation from all over the world. you have lieberman has defense minister, all eyes are on him. he's been criticized or undercut by his critics. [ inaudible ] -- remains to be seen help his predecessor of chief of staff, a lieutenant general. avigdor liberman was never anything more than corporate. he's not a native israeli. in the past, the pattern has been that politicians who don't have a military background, tend to go stronger in their response than politicians who do have a military background

if it relates back to hamas.ng based on the surface of tests that it is -- on the surface suggests that it is organizational. if you look at terrorist attacks that struck europe, they were all organizationally linked to the islamic state, but people did not catch those threats at first. in terrorism studies, there's a connected tohings an organization. the signs are there that it is, but that doesn't mean anything. .atty: thank you for coming in the u.s. presidential race. hillary clinton took a victory lap in gaining enough delegates to clinch the democratic party's nomination. she is taking aim at donald trump. the presumptive nominee is returning fire. bernie sanders is still in the race. jon sopel has more. hillary clinton, the presumptive nominee for president after victory party. a very different tone. no longer seeking to barry bernie sanders, she has come to bernieand -- to bury sanders, she has come to praise him. clinton: let there be no mistake. senator sanders, his campaign, and the debate we have had

no claims of responsibility however, hamas called it a heroic attack and went on to say that hamas warninghat zionist will have more surprises during the islamic holy month of ramadan. i have a side note on this. bernie sanders has insisted on two pro-hamas people on the democrat campaign platform at the convention this year liz: still waiting on a response from bernie sanders' campaign about these attacks. stuart: that's interesting. hamas. what would they call it? >> heroic attacks. stuart: apparently, two 'causes from hebron. ashley: a village hebron. stuart: and israelis are all this. that video shows terror, abject terror. >> the guys were in suits liz: the inhumanity and barbaric, sorry to be debby downer. i appreciate your comment. this is where the s&p 500 closed yesterday, close to its all-time high. and that's the starting point today. trading gets underway shortly. now, that tells you just how far stocks have been-- how well stocks have been doing lately. we will open a bit lower, but we're also close, very close to an all-time high, that broad-based indicator. then we have rest

the terror group hamas is said to have cheered the attack but stopped short of taking credit for it. julie. >>> there's some really which i aming surveillance footage captured of this attack. can you describe what that video shows. >> we'll have that i'm sure a little bit later. what it is is two things. number one, one of the security people at the mall firing, a police officer firing at bun of the terrorists who was injured and is in the hospital. one alive. and the other arrested. and the other stuff is people just running out of this mall as quickly as they possibly can. in a stampede. and both of those pieces of video will be important as evidence. especially of the police officer. because this is very important and very -- very helpful. because they actually have the two perpetrators, cousins from palestine in custody. >> all right. thank you tom. >>> more fall out over the controversial sentencing of a former stanford student convicted of sexual assault as the judge in the case receives death threats. coming up, why the push to have him removed may not work. >>> the recall pro

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i wrestled with the chinese over climate deal, brokered a cease-fire between israel and hamas, negotiated with russia, twisted arms, and stood up for the rights of women, religious minorities and the rights of lgbt people around the world. [applause] sec. clinton: and i have sat in the situation room and advised the president on some of the toughest choices he faced. i am not new to this work and i am proud. to run on my record. i think the choice before the american people is clear. i believe in alliances, clarity, in dealing with our rivals and a , rocksolid commitment to the values that have always made america great. and i believe with all my heart that america is an exceptional country. that we are still, in lincoln's words, the last best hope of earth. we are not a country that cowers behind walls. we lead with purpose and we prevail. if america doesn't lead, we leave a vacuum. that will either cause chaos or other countries will rush to fill the void. then they will be the ones making decisions about lives and jobs. and safety. trust me, the choices they make will not be our benefi

as in international committee to address the other part of iran's behavior, support rebels inlah, hamas, yemen, creating havoc in saudi arabia, or or in kuwait. then this deal will be judged as a good deal. if, on the other hand, we now fear risking this deal but pushing hard on iran and taking our foot off the gas, the steel will be largely judged - this deal will be largely judged as a bad deal. this is not often taken into consideration when people discuss the deal. they look at the deal and say, we have prevented iran from getting a nuclear weapon. our job is done. know it is not, our job is just beginning. --t i wrote in the article this was an easy article to write because i wrote facts. i simply won't -- wrote what iran has done in the last months. they have repeatedly tested missiles in violation of you when security council. -- of u.n. security council. they continue to support hezbollah and rebels in yemen. what i wrote is how the rebels -- how those in the region see iran's behavior. can we make a run pay a higher price -- make iran pay a higher price for this activity? on th

i brokered a cease-fire between israel and hamas, negotiated the reduction of clear weapons with russiatwisted arms to bring the world together in global sanctions against iran, and stood up for the rights of women, religious majorities -- religious minorities, and lgbt people around the world. john: hillary clinton seems to be doing a couple of things in this speech. one, attacked donald trump. the other, offer an explicit defense of her record in the state department. how well do you think she pulled off that strategy today? casey: what struck me the most about this speech was that when we saw all of those dozen plus republicans try to attacked donald trump throughout the course of the primary, every time they did it, they deemed smaller than -- seemed smaller than donald trump. attacking him made them seem smaller by comparison. one thing i saw from hillary clinton today was to go after him in no way that made her seem bigger than he was, cash in a way that made -- in a way that made her seem bigger than he is. what stood out both in the room and, i assume you guys saw it on that in

hamas said they had nothing to do with this attack, though they did praise the attacker. we have seen a lot of attacks in the last 9 months as israelis consider a lone wolf. this is a very different attack because of the nature, they traveled from the west bank. they had an automatic weapon. they were wearing suits. it doesn't appear they just did this on their own. martha: what is the israeli response. reporter: israel revoked 83,000 permits for palestinians hoping to travel to for the holy month of ramadan. the families' houses were raided last night as well. we are waiting for word what else might go on. the palestinian president mahmoud abbas condemned the attack. in the past they have relied on the palestinian authority to crack down on these groups, particularly those aligned with hamas. gain of we are seeing in terms of troops being deployed there, that remains to be questioned, martha. martha: four people dead. bill: israel built a wall and a defense missile shield and they both work. martha: this is different with the kind of weapon that was used and the way they

when hamas was raining down 100 rockets a day on israel, those systems saved untold lives.are doing even more. a few weeks ago, israel successfully tested iron dome aboard ships. as we speak, israel and our department of defense are developing anti-tunneling technology, the so-called underground -- "underground iron dome." [applause] so, israel's enemies are on notice. if you come at israel by land, by sea, by air, or even under the earth, you will lose. [applause] the security cooperation between the united states and israel does not stop there. just ask israel's past two defense ministers, who have each raised the closeness -- praised the closeness of our military ties. our special forces training together. drillr forces and navies together. our american national guard is traveling to israel for a joint exercise. as the person who briefs the president every day on the threats to be faced around the world, including in the middle east, i can attest that our intelligence cooperation is at an all-time high. [applause] president obama is committed to ensuring israel's securit

hamas while not taking responsibility, praised the attacks and called them heroic. it was unclear if they were involved with a terror group or terrorist cell. it was clearly planned and coordinated and the court reporter with the first friday prayers of ramadan will there be more attacks and israeli security is beefed up. >> thank you. >> what can be done to prevent deadly attacks like one in tel aviv. the former ambassador to the united nations joins with us his thoughts and donald trump meeting with top gop fundraisers in dc. the political panel is up next to break it all down. l moment. with flonase allergy relief, they wont. most allergy pills only control one inflammatory substance. flonase controls six. and six is greater than one. flonase changes everything. okawhoa!ady? [ explosion ] nothing should get in the way of the things you love. ♪ get america's fastest internet. only from xfinity. >> a new court case in the death of freddie great it could be the most high profile trial yet. the prosecutor accuse sezar of murder. goodson faces 30 years if convicted on

hamas, the islamic mill tact -- militant group called it a heroic operation but has not claimed responsibility. >>> they will start the fight against the zika virus. the talks will talk about how much will be used to fight the spread of the zika that is linked to the severe birth defects and spread by mosquitoes. president obama requested the $2 billion in the house. the house responded with over 600 million. >> now the tensions over the east china seas. an air force recon reconnaissance plane was flying at a low altitude when it was intercepted by a chinese fighter jet. secretary of state john kerry is in china to discuss amongst other things, the build up of military equipment in internationally disputed waters. >>> and a spokesman for muhammad ali's family say they are disgusted and amazed that people would try to benefit financially from the service. it will be held tomorrow in louisville, kentucky. the tickets were gone in about an hour and some ticket holders immediately went on-line offering theirs for sale. ali insisted the tickets for his service be free. i'm patricia stark and now ba

in 2014, hamas attacked israel through a series of terrorist attacks trying to infiltrate dozens of terrorists rounds of ammunition and plastic handcuffs. all were foiled. the brigade i was privileged to serve with lost one of its best officers. we know that isis had observers in gaza. and watching how effective those were. if isis infiltrates into our emsphere, he warned that they're infiltrating terrorists amongst refugees, then we may be faced with those same terrorist attack tunnels. and if one remembers when president olan said about the bataclan attack, it was organized in syria and carried out with complicity of american citizens. unless we're vigilant. >> so you see a similarity. do you understand in terms of israel, i mean, so many of the people who live in israel, just about everybody has been part, at one point of the idf. males and females. so you've got more people more comfortable with the military, more equipped to respond. but what you're saying is that in spite of the weaponry, if you have a proper understanding and proper focus, no matter what you're carrying with them. >> th

the partnership could eventually benefit iran's military and terror groups like hamas. >> so much forand file. military leaders could be plucked off the street the plan aimed at bringing in top talent especially for high-tech steel. it will help the military fill important man power shortfalls, better unify active duty military in the civilian sector. it is part of the force of the future. >> an expensive reminder that bernie sanders is still in the race. his security detail is costing you the taxpayers more than 38,000 dollars a day. though hillary has been declared the presumptive nominee he has the secret service by his side. they will stick around until he officially drops out of the race or says he doesn't need them any more. >> that doesn't sit so well. >> the time is almost 10 minutes to the top of the hour. flying under the radar, a troubling new study over ry parent needs to hear about kids and concussions. the cheerios challenge. stacks them on their sleeping babies. it is going viral and you are not going to want to miss it. >> what is coming up on "fox & friends." can you

when hamas was raining down 100 rockets a day on israel, those systems saved untold lives. so, we're doing even more. a few weeks ago israel successfully tested iron dome aboard ships. as we speak, israel and our department of defense are developing anti-tunnelling technology, the so-called underground iron dome. so, israel's enemies are on notice. if you come at israel by land, by sea, by air or even under the earth, you will lose. the security cooperation between the united states and israel doesn't stop there. just ask israel's past two defense ministers who have each praised the closeness of our military ties. our special forces train together. our air forces and navys drill together. this month american national guard troops are traveling to israel for a joint disaster response exercise. and as the person who briefs the president every day on the threats we face around the world, including in the middle east, i can attest that our intelligence cooperation is at an all-time high. president obama is committed to ensuring israel's security not just for the remainder of hi

when hamas was raining down 100 rockets a day on israel, those systems saved untold lives.o, we are doing even more. a few weeks ago, israel successfully tested iron dome aboard ships. as we speak, israel and our department of defense are developing anti-tunneling technology, the so-called "underground iron dome." [applause] susan: so, israel's enemies are on notice. if you come at israel by land, by sea, by air, or even under the earth, you will lose. [applause] susan: the security cooperation between the united states and israel does not stop there. just ask israel's past two defense ministers, who have each praised the closeness of our military ties. our special forces training together. our air forces and navies drill together. this month, american national guard troops are traveling to israel for a joint exercise. and as the person who briefs the president every day on the we -- on the threats we face around the world, including in the middle east, i can attest that our intelligence cooperation is at an all-time high. [applause] susan: president obama is committed to e

relations broke down after an severalnavy unit killed people on an aid ship trying to reach the hamas-controlleda strip. in west virginia, two men presumed dead when floodwaters swept away their camper were found alive, lowering the death toll to 23. meanwhile, the heavy rain battering the state the past week is expected to continue today. the nation remains deeply divided over gun control, that's the finding of a wall street journal poll taken after the orlando florida mass shooting. more than half of americans fear the government may "go too far" with gun control, but 47% believe that the government would not do enough to enforce stricter gun laws. the survey found 51% of americans favor a ban on semi automatic firearms, but 31% oppose it. that's global news 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists . this is bloombe up nextrg. vonnie: more on the -- up next, more on the brexit vote and the fallout. is vladimir putin the real winner in this situation? ♪ ♪ ♪ matt: live from london, this is "bloomberg markets." david: am david gura along with funny quinn. the eu and the rest of the world can f

brokered a cease-fire between israel and hamas.egotiated the reduction of nuclear weapons with russia. twisted arms to bring the world together in global sanctions in iran and stood up for the rights of women, religious minorities and lgbt people around the world. >> it seems hillary clinton is doing a couple of things. one is to attack donald trump and offer a defense of her own record of foreign policy. how well do you think she pulled off both elements of that strategy today? >> i think that's right. what struck me the most about this speech and it goes to the former of attacking donald trump, when we saw all those dozen plus republicans try to attack donald trump throughout the course of the primary, every time they did it, they seemed smaller than donald trump. attacking them seemed to make them seem smaller by comparison. one thing clinton did today that i hadn't seen from her yet was go after him in way that made her seem bigger than he was this some ways, at least for the audience in that room. from that perspective, i thin

e were pretty powerfull storms that moved through virginia last night rocking hama county they had flooding trees down, power lines. those storms caused a lot of o cloud to ground lightening. lig we had the same story at thetory beaches rain full and even a tornado warning at one point. so it's that time of year we can anticipate seeing those storms. unfortunately with west virginit a very devastating effect. it is a very nice had today.ha here's a look at our highs. 85 degrees at reagan national,ni 83 at dulles and 82 at bwi. temperatures in the ballpark of where they should b83 degrees in the district. look at that humidity 47% makes me p want to dance it's so loww because the atmosphere is dry winds are very calm. our current temperatures we got 81 degrees annapolis, 82 at baltimore, 82 degrees at frederick, 83 culpeper 82 82 degrees at dulles. winds are very light. lig and dewpoints as i mentioned pretty low so we're not dealing with oppressive humidity that wa had over the past couple of dayf or so. so another day tomorrow where we're going to get to enjoy that. in the meantime here's

. >> to matt's point he pledged allegiance to isis and pledged allegiance to hamas and there is a distinction. hezbollah is a shiite organization. he was afghani. >> they are all radical list. >> but this guy didn't know what he was pledging. al-qaeda hates isis. he is not sure what he is pledging allegiance to. i think he was a crazed, horrible islamic terrorist who decided he would get famous by saying i am pledging allegiance to all of these people and he wasn't part of a plot and decided to kill people and decided to make himself the martyr. >> that's the plot. >> it is a plot in his head. >> it is the plot of islamic radicals everywhere. >> i don't really care what his motivations were. look what he did. what were his intentions? he didn't mean to be that bad? >> the white house wants us to be left with the message when it is not a larger plot. to me it is the a plot against the west. >> the thing that bothers me is everybody immediately goes to battle stations and the president says immediately it is a gun control issue. let's not offend the muslims by calling them radical extremists. t

on 9/11 and made comments over the years supporting other jihad groups whether it is hezbollah or hamas. he may not be a rocket scientist on which group is which. the most recent pledges of isis are on the continuum of the extreme islam radical thought that espoused to. i would submit that the isis fighters overseas that are beheading people and drowning them and setting them on fire and throwing them off buildings, i would think they might have a few mental health issues before they joined up also. >> to say the least. we heard the c.i.a. director, john brennan, making a grim asset the. isis, as it is losing on the battleground and battlefield in iraq and syria, i'm curious about this. this was f it w, if it was an i attack. >> no evidence that he contacted isis or had any support from overseas. what's the level of concern among counter terror officials not just about the lone wolf attack but that isis has the capability to do a planned, coordinated attack here in the u.s., infiltrate people from europe or the battle fields, get them on u.s. soil to carry out something more complicated

. >> the hamas terror attack calling it a successful attack and they warn more could be coming. >> israelrs the full responsibility of this due to the brutal actions against our people. >> they've cancelled travel permits for more than 80,000 palestinians. >> we're putting our trust in the israeli forces and they cannot break us. >> meanwhile civilians are still shaken up but most doing their best to return to their daily lives saying they won't give into fear. >> we're continuing with our lives waking up in the morning going to work no one will eliminate us. of course i was scared from what happened. >> palestinian muslims are expected to attend prayers at the mosque tomorrow. israeli police will be out in full force to keep the peace. >> all right. let's bring in the chief for a look at the forecast, bill martin. >> ha what's going on. >> just hanging out. chatting with you as always. >> the day is flying by. and it's going into friday now. the weekend just around the corner. record heat in the bay area. or, yeah, record heat. up to 102, 103 in the inland bay valleys. and it's been abou

he likes one group, he likes isis, al qaeda, he likes hamas.ll have contradictory backing, support and aim. he's going for anything. >> they are all radical islamists. give me a break. >> how did they handle this? what do you think happened? >> i think it was more innocent than wanting to hide the fact that it was terrorism because they said that. what i imagine happening is there's too many cooks in the kitchen. somebody with good intentions saying maybe we should not further the propaganda, let's redact this. the communications people that aren't in the room or they don't have enough of a skeptic to say, excuse me, i'm not going out there and saying that because x, y and z. also to say, if you do that, immediately the country is going to say, you are trying to hide the fact that it's terrorism. i feel they have somebody -- >> i totally disagree. i think they wanted to water it down. that's why she didn't release the most powerful thing you can play in court, compelling evidence that grips the jury is audio or video. when you have the words of

is a very different response coming from hamas.lice, in preparation for ramadan, muslims come to pray in the holy city. that's just one measure of the many we've seen the idf and israeli government put in place following the terror attack. carol. >> orrin, reporting live from tel aviv this morning. >>> still to come in the "newsroom," donald trump under pressure to unify the party, but does he need to start with his own campaign first? ving for ret. then we asked some older people when they actually did start saving. this gap between when we should start saving and when we actually do is one of the reasons why too many of us aren't prepared for retirement. just start as early as you can. it's going to pay off in the future. if we all start saving a little more today, we'll all be better prepared tomorrow. prudential. bring your challenges. i smbut ended up nowhere.a lot now i use this. the nicoderm cq patch with unique extended release technology helps prevent the urge to smoke all day. i want this time to be my last time. that's w

hamas today congratulated the two attackers for the attack but denied any involvement in theactual attack . while the palestinian president mahmoud of god rejected it in a statement, calling on both sides to protect innocent civilians in the ongoing conflict, heather, the sort of question now is what happens next question mark we've seen an increase in violence throughout the entire fall by a lot of these lone wolf attacks. there were car attacks, knives, the question now is that we see a ramp-up of the violence? this is a different attack that involves an automatic weapon.were not sure what happens next and what a lot of people are.here is an escalation. hopefully that's not something we will see here, heather. heather: remarkably that market already reopened and by all accounts looks very crowded. connor life for us, thank you. jon: some key testimony at the pretrial hearing for a woman accused of killing her fiancc while they were on a kayaking trip. an investigator says he noticed about angelica graveled days after her fiancc died. also, the stunning admission he says she made. plus,

. >> point to hamas or another group. >> or isis. >> or isis. >> way different than russia. >> i seeyou mean. russia is not a direct threat in the region? >> no. israel is despised in the region. >> russia has its problems, especially in syria at the moment. i would say this to you. john kerry just said there hasn't been an attack led by al qaeda, isis, in a year, he said. and suggested that the coalition is moving forward and you can have these kind of independent singular attacks no, stopping it. what do you think? >> i think it doesn't matter what you call them. isil, daesh, isis, al sharia. they're terrorist groups. until there's a global putdown of these -- it's going to continue. he's right about one thing. it's going to continue to happen until we put them all out of business. it has to be as a concerted group. >> how do you put an ideology out of business? >> good question, actually. you just continue to put it out of business. >> but you go at it aggressively. >> you have to be relentless. >> let's say it's slowing down or what john kerry just said, they haven't done anythin

. >> they have faced and export some of the people, there through hamas and other place, terrorism against the west. he's talking about israelis as well, not just here. >> i guess he's talking about the french, we had a french natural born french person commit a horrible terrorist attack. >> we have a visa waiver program with france which would enable any of the people that committed those horrible acts in paris which 130 people died, it would enable any of them to come here on a plane tomorrow. >> he's talking about banning people from any people from the countries coming here, right? not just those people. talking about stopping immigration from any of those countries. trish: perhaps. >> that's what he's saying, trish. trish: per to france, gone is the visa waiver, guess what? people have to apply for a visa to come to the united states. >> he's not talking about a visa waiver program. he's talking about immigration. he's talking about stopping all immigration from these countries. you're talking about the entire european union. you're talking about the israelis. where does it end? >> gi

. >> hamas while not claiming responsibility, called the attack heroic. it's unclear if the two gunmen had ties to any militant group. but former israeli ambassador to the united states, michael orrin, now a member of the knesset. says it is clear that the attack was planned and coordinated. >> this attack shows every sign of having been planned by a central terrorist organization, you know that from the way the terrorist were dressed. from the kind of weaponry they were carrying. >> and as far as the weaponry, police say that they were using a modified type of submachine gun. that said, israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu says that major security measures have been taken in the wake of the attack. among them two military battalions have been deployed to the west bank and also, israel has suspended the permits for 83,000 palestinians in the west bank to get into israel during the holy month of ramadan. it started this week and here in jerusalem, police remain on high alert. bret? >> john huddy live in jerusalem. thank you. >>> his six-month jail sen

the israeli military continues its air assault on hamas targets in gaza entering the third day. the number of rockets fired into israel fell from more than 130 saturday, to 20 on sunday. >>> u.s. military video out of >>> not every child that's designated as a runaway is a runaway child. >> marc klaas, whose organization helps track down missing girls, says that local police often dismiss teenage girls that disappear as troublemakers. >> if you have situations where the parents are reporting the kids missing, and the police are excusing it or justifying it in any way, shape or form, of course you're going to have an irate family. >> marc klaas speaks from firsthand experience. in 1993, his 12-year-old daughter was kidnapped from her own bedroom during a sleepover. >> my daughter polly was kidnapped by a vicious, brutal, long-time criminal was thought to have run away for a long period of time. it offers a very easy justification for law enforcement not to get involved in these cases. when you look at the number of cases you can kind of understand that it would really overwhelm t