jacques van den broek. you with us this morning. a little bit of a mess but when you talk about volumes, july indicate second quarter growth rate continues. where is that coming through post brexit, where is it more pronounced? jacques: good morning. we don't see any post brexit affects in our business. we see a continuing trend, a u.s. with the softening in growth. till having 3% growth in q-1 and now flat. urope is continuing at a decent pace. ountries like france also, dutch business, the german business, they do show solid no post ill so brexit. just a continuation of a trend. this is now our 11th quarter of low to mid single digit growth. like the st seems new normal. no, fairly limited. continuation of the trend. we're flat in revenue. you do see some spotty evidence, for example in our onstruction property and engineering business, but probably many brexit voters didn't know this a lot of work in the e uk is being financed by the they are , so indicating a little bit less confidence, of course. transpires into less permanent

they gathered at paris as notre dame cathedral to pay tribute to father jacques hamel. >> in arguably one of the world's most well-known cathedrals, notre dame hosted the current and former president for an exceptional mass as they turned out to pay tribute to slain priest jacques hamel. >> god is a god of life. he is not a god of death. it is in the light of this conviction that we join our thoughts and prayers to affirm that he in whom we believe is not a monster but a man -- a friend to man. >> the 86-year-olds murder sent shockwaves through the nation who are still grieving for those who died in the bastille days attacks. mirroring sentiments expressed by president francois hollande. thanks to this conviction that we have refused to enter into the madness of conspiracies to runow our society through with the virus of suspicion. we cannot build unity within humanity i seeking out scapegoats. >> paris wasn't alone in seeing masses in honor of jacques hamel . special masses took place across the country including the northern town closest to where the murder took place. claire: franc

jacques: like i say, is very difficult to anticipate. the forecast of next week, from our customers, we see absolute enough negative trend. but probably will have to wait until september, october what will be the outlook. it is too early to say. but like i said, we are outperforming the market somewhat. the negative trend will not be something, but we are out in front of the european market, last semester, just last year. so, we will have a great growth, despite the brexit in the second half of this year in europe, and in other regions. anna: you have been doing some m ste automotive, are you looking to do more deals? if so, what kind of deals are you looking for? jacques: we are very much focused on organic growth, profit yesterday, we have known we had a 20% increase. and that will be focusing on organic growth and innovation. 12.8f that 20% growth, billion, we have more than 45% innovation. so we're focused of course on organic growth, but organic growth does not mean we don't do mergers and acquisition. we have been a few in the last

jacques, was the first man to reach the deepest point of the ocean. in the mariana trench.ained's first record breaking journey. he wumtz the first man to pilot a balloon nonstop around the world. >> it seems like for the balloon it was adventure. pioneering. seems like with solar impulse there is a message as well. this is more than just a stunt. right? >> it is not a stunt. all the challenges that the engineering team had to build the plane you. see exactly the challenges that our world has to be cleaner, more energy efficient, and to soefl all the problems of solution. >> the flight from new york to seville spain, took three days. if you are going to spend that much time couped up in the cockpit. you have to figure out how to sleep. >> you put the alarm clock over 20 minutes. >> huh to exercise. >> i tried that on delta once. didn't like it. >> and huh ow to do everything else. >> you see here, you have the bag for the bathroom. >> you are basically sitting on a toilet for five days. awe a sitting on the toilet. you can see it that way. it took piccard, borschberg and sp

you can do cher -- frere jacques.must know cher. >> her song? >> jimmy: well it's -- >> and she's my friend. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: she's your friend. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ frere jacques frere jacques dormez-vous dormez-vous ♪ ♪ i don't wanna hear a ding dang dong i don't wanna hear a ding dang dong ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i don't need you anymore i don't need you anymore oh i don't need you anymore ♪ ♪ do you believe in life after love ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know how i'm going to top any of that. but here we go. [ laughter ] >> your turn. [ beeping ] >> jimmy: cher, michael jackson. doing "one dance." ♪ ♪ yeah yeah no no no no yeah yeah ♪ are you okay ♪ ♪ jimmy are you okay jimmy are you okay are you okay jimmy ♪ ♪ jimmy are you okay are you okay ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i need a one dance i got a hennessy in my hand one more time before i go ♪ ♪ high powers taking a hold on me i need one dance got a hennessy in my hand ♪ ♪ one more time before i go higher power taking ahold

lucy: in the church of notre dame, prayers are honoring father jacques hamel and the hostages of st.ne. protectors ise's harder with the country divided over what protection means. lucy williamson, bbc news, paris. katty: you are watching "bbc world news america." come, president barack obama going to the stage. he will say why hillary clinton should be his successor as he prepares to leave office. we take a look back. john hinckley, junior, who tried to assassinate president ronald reagan in 1981, will be released from the psychiatric hospital. he was found not guilty by reason of insanity. the judge said he is ready to live in the community. correspondent: it was a moment oft led the world -- left world holding its breath. a gunman opened fire at close range. t, in thedent was sho limo, an act that may have saved his life. others were shot. the would-be assassin had been taken to the ground. as ronald reagan was rushed through washington, an agent put out the word that he was fine. it was premature. he recovered quickly, and it was found a bullet had punctured the presidents along.

father jacques hamel was 86-year-old when he died. amnesty international is warning about a poisonous atmosphere in turkey, where the government continues its crackdown in the wake of last week's failed coup. tens of thousands of people have been sacked or detained and now a purge of the media and the military with 131 media outlets shot -- shutdown and 40% of the armed forces sacked. reporter: a deepening crackdown in the wake of a failed coup. turkish authorities have suspended or detained an estimated 60,000 people since july 15. just who are the targets of president erdogan's purge? from judges to teachers, civil soldiers, the list is extensive. more than three quarters of them are state employees. that includes members of the social policy, and a -- energy, and foreign ministries. teachers have00 had their licenses revoked. that figure rises if you include preachers and clerics. many of turkey's leading scholars will have no option but to leave the country. for now, the higher educational authority has banned academics from trave

you can do cher -- frere jacques. well it's -- >> and she's my friend. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: she's your friend. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ frere jacques frere jacques dormez-vous dormez-vous ♪ ♪ i don't wanna hear a ding dang dong i don't wanna hear a ding dang dong ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ i don't need you anymore i don't need you anymore oh i don't need you anymore ♪ ♪ do you believe in life after love ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: i don't know how i'm going to top any of that. but here we go. [ laughter ] >> your turn. [ beeping ] >> jimmy: cher, michael jackson. doing "one dance." ♪ ♪ yeah yeah no no no no yeah yeah ♪ are you okay ♪ ♪ jimmy are you okay jimmy are you okay are you okay jimmy ♪ ♪ jimmy are you okay are you okay ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ i need a one dance i got a hennessy in my hand one more time before i go ♪ ♪ high powers taking a hold on me i need one dance got a hennessy in my hand ♪ ♪ one more time before i go higher power taking ahold of me ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ye

jean-sebastien jacques says new deals are "not top of the agenda."ing projects and cut costs. rio tinto is battling a slowdown in china, creating a supply glut. at rio tinto, it has decided to shelve plans to develop the world's biggest iron ore deposit. jean-sebastien jacques telling the times newspaper that the $20 expensive,ject is not really the right time to expand operations, he says. pop in new guinea's government has recently claimed that rio tinto was too slow with its plans. the national bank of abu dhabi is creating a regional powerhouse of assets worth one and $75 billion. shareholders will hold 52% of the combined entity, but will operate under the national bank of abu dhabi name. it will allow the lender to better compete with rivals such as qatar national bank. let's check back in on how markets have responded to the uncertainty of the australian election outcome. us indoes this leave australia? how is the business of doing business going to get done here? >> good morning. certainly the result is still unknown. been closerinly than mos

every day seems to be different. >> jacque talks about this being a carousel.'s interesting about what we have seen with this sort of v.p. sweepstakes. people are clamoring to get this v.p. slot in this way. people don't necessarily want to be attached to donald trump and be out there as the face of the party as long as donald trump is the head of this party. >> it sounds to me like he wants someone with a lot of political experience as opposed to military experience right now. that's just what i'm hearing. what are you hear sng. >> i'm hearing similar things. he wants somebody to provide balance. he is the wild card. we all know that. i don't think he needs somebody to double down on that brand. i think he needs somebody that is reassuring. it is interesting. when obama chose biden it was to reassure the world and others that he can handle the foreign policy test. he needs something similar and he is going to be serious enough about the ways of washington and he wants to make more of a statement to the establishment, which is why you see some of these in the m

reporter: catholic priest father jacques hamel had been retired for nearly a decade, but still, he rightly in to officiate at the parish church. he was holding mass there this morning, when two armed men entered the church. they took a hostage and forced father hamel to kneel at the altar before slitting his throat. he had recently written a letter, calling for parishioners to pray for peace together during these difficult times. it was a message the attackers were determined to destroy. an official who worked closely with father hamel says -- >> attacking a priest is attacking all of humanity. another religious head being killed, an imam or another. >> father hamel was a member of the interfaith community, trying to foster understanding. he was described as a friend. among the catholic community, there are already calls for father hamel to be fast-tracked to sainthood. brent: the governor saying today that islamic terror has arrived in germany, and the state interior minister is saying that germany should quickly deport investigators say they continue to probe the suicide bombing outside

reporter: the archbishop of paris meeting tributes to jacques hamel and putting forth a message of hope. he says it is the only way to combat the hatred in the attack and other tax in france. -- other attacks in france. francois hollande, his prime minister manuel valls, and members the opposition including nicholas sarkozy. it is pretty vitriolic on the political front. the socialist government coming under fire not just for this attack but previous ones of what the center-right and hard right say are persistent lapses. to playthey are trying up and emphasize more the idea of the national unity as the only way, really, to prevent divisions appearing in french society, which they say of the intent.sts' hence the meeting of religious leaders. there is potential cancellation of a number of upcoming events in the coming weeks. an outdoor concert, things like that. in the end, the interior minister reminding the french public that this country already has some of the toughest anti-terror measures in place. it remains under a state of emergency. only by remaining within the rule of law and s

minutes later, father jacques hamel was murdered.miche filmed the video on his cell phone and was killed by police before sending the video. the berlin-based application has been popular among jihadist of indicationsse that leave no trace on servers. >> telegram was>>, created in 2013 and it has been used by jihadists. the islamic state group's news agency uses telegram to claim a tax. reporter: telegram has more than 100 million users, proving a challenge for monitoring information. >> the problem is that telegram has more than 10 million messages and our -- per hour, so it is impossible for humans to analyze everything. but there's also the issue of privacy, for the people who use the service legitimately. nice attackter the on july 14, france passed a law allowing investigators to search cell phones during home rates in an effort to infiltrate jihadist communication networks. havefor many years, there been concerns about how french prisons can be breeding grounds but oneemists, nonprofit organization is trying out a rather novel w

. >> reporter: they killed father jacques hamel just as he finished morning mass, forcing the 86-year-old priest to kneel. then they slit his throat. the attackers took three nuns and two worshipers hostage. sister danielle managed to escape and told a local radio station that hamel had tried to fight back, but he had been overpowered. she said the attackers recorded it on their cell phones, and that's when she ran out. police shot the two men dead when they tried to leave the church, freeing the hostages. within hours isis claimed responsibility, calling them "soldiers." french prosecutors said one of the suspects was a french citizen known to police and had been arrested twice on his way to syria. he was wearing an electronic monitor at the time of the attack as well as a fake explosive vest. today's murder appears to be the fourth isis-inspired attack in western europe in less than two weeks, leaving many anxious and fearful. france had just buried 84 victims in nice after a driver drove a truck through a holiday crowd. when a teenage afghan refugee in germany attacked train passengers

they stabbed the throat of 86-year-old father jacques hamel in front of two parishioners and three nuns, one of whom escaped. elite police set up a perimeter. and as the attackers came out, they were shot dead. a short time later, isis claimed the killers as their followers. one of them was 19, arrested twice for trying to go to syria. he was under house arrest with a tracking bracelet. this is the fourth isis-inspired attack in europe in just two weeks. following the bastille day tragedy in nice that left 84 dead, and two others in germany. a stabbing rampage and a suicide bomb. the vatican said today that pope francis is horrified by this barbaric attack on a church. and tonight, the french president warned his country that this will be a long war. david? >> alex, thank you. >> i do want to get back down to cecilia vega, who has been covering the clinton campaign from the start. there are reports, cecilia, that bernie sanders is on his way to the vermont delegation. they have moved vermont to the end of the list here, just a couple of states away. we could be witnessing that unity tha

they stabbed the throat of 86-year-old father jacques hamel in front of two parishioners and three nuns, one of whom escaped. elite police set up a perimeter, and as the attackers came out, they were shot dead. a short time later, isis claimed the killers as their followers. one of them was 19, arrested twice for trying to go to syria. he was under house arrest with a tracking bracelet. this is the fourth isis-inspired attack in europe in just two weeks. following the bastille day tragedy in nice that left 84 dead, and two others in germany. a stabbing rampage and a suicide bombing. the vatican said today that pope francis is horrified by this barbaric attack on a catholic church, and tonight, france's president, francois hollande, warned his country that this will be a long war. david? >> alex marquardt from france tonight. alex, thank you. >>> and back here at home, the oppressive heat and the death toll growing this evening. two more children passing away after being left in hot cars. 23 so far this year. and in the west tonight, more than 30 wildfires are burning. firefighters near

northern france and again this morning during a mass the same and a six your priest known as father jacques was killed by two teenage boys who apparently pledged allegiance isis to decrease try to defend himself before they all to live for some to his knees vatican multiple times in the neck and torso the two attackers did not make it far they shot and killed them as they tried to leave the church in the process to rescue several hostages including churchgoer's announced. >>grant lodes: 19 people were stabbed to death yesterday to six others injured the facility for disabled people the 26 your attacker who was recently fired from the facilities struck in the early morning hours when most what've been asleep have the facility and that is the residential area west of tokyo. >>catherine heenan: they're still reeling after the shooting of a black therapist when the line on the ground his hands in the air one also nonetheless open fire and he was shot in the leg last week he is recovering the of sun question under investigation of many people want him jailed including these protesters staging a

it will be fashion naturing, the last-time we saw a two term democrat, it was actually andrew jacque jackson. bidening was -- this is the first time in a long time we have actually had a popular and he's about 50% approval in most polls, a popular democratic president going out on the trail for the democratic candidate. >> phil, thank you, sir, happy fourth to you. >> the gun battle on capitol hill, the big question on whether the democrats will resume the sit in to force the issue, i i'm going to speak with congressman huffman, he participated in that sit in, but speaker ryan said he's willing to move forward. a guns right advocate is going to be with us, and i'm going to ask him if there's any gun control measures that he could support. stick around. clean food. words panera lives by. no artificial flavors, preservatives, sweeteners. no colors from artificial sources. 100% of our food will be clean by year's end. that's food as it should be. ♪ >>> we're not giving up the fight. the fight is an ongoing fight. we will not be happy, we will not be satisfied. we will not be pleased unt

one of the scholars, jacques barzon said the following about lincoln. quote -- what gave lincoln his enormous strength in relation to others was that head had learned early in life to accept himself. he knew that he was ugly, ungainly, awkward in society untaught exceptably himself and as a congressman for one term unsuccessful. the great point was that he did not resent those deficiencies. he neither tried to cover them up nor referred to them continuously from embarrassment. thirp part of him and he accepted all of himself as inevitable, as a fact of nature. that realization freed him from some of the demons that have plagued other presidents i think specifically of richard nixon, which i will get to and dwell on probably too long. lincoln was a pragmatist in an important way. one of the things he said -- our government rests in public opinion. whoever can change public opinion can change the government. this is -- what he did is identified the essential element of democracy. he also said with public sentiment nothing can fail. without it nothing can

>> oh jacques. >> he's no ordinary lyft driver.hen he logs off he does another sort of driving. >> high school students so far. >> we were among his oldest drivers as a pokemon driver where he makes 27 to $50 an hour. >> during the week it's better than lyft. >> his car is equipped with all the right chargers and he knows where the pokemon are hiding. we tried to be quiet. >> librarians were getting upset because of the noise and whatnot. >> that's not the only quiet place they are hiding. cemeteries. it's not they don't want visitors, after all they are filled with history, but when they are busy doing this, it creates other problems. >> we don't want people inundating cemeteries and interrupting funerals or visitors. >> there was a meeting about it after players decided to show up all hours of the day. >> we haven't had problems with the visitors, and i'm happy about that. but we want to be careful. there are cemeteries throughout the country of that had to say no that's correct this is a nongaming area. >> they say if you must p

we're now joined from paris by french lawmaker jacques mayard.e, there's a lot of pressure on the president right now and i'm sure you've got some opinions around that, but in terms of the criticism of how this has been handled, how can you really criticize the authorities and the government for what appears to be a very random attack to someone that, so far, we don't think was radicalized in any way, at least there's no evidence for it, and who wasn't on the police radar for serious crimes? >> well, i'll tell you, frankly, i think this is the kind of thing that is very difficult to prevent, because it is very likely has been acting solely. well prepared this and of course afterwards we have 84 deaths. so, i think that it's not a question of intelligence. it's not a question of intelligence information, but i think this is the question of society, because, you know, radicalism, i think, he is radicalized, of course, until now, we don't have the proof. the clues that he has been radicalized. but he's been acting the way that the islamic state is o

someone that had a street level view of the chaos, monique jacques is an american freelance photographer who lives and workings in turkey. so, monique, at what point did you realize something was amiss in turkey? >> yeah, i was at a friend's house. we were sitting on a rooftop helicopters flying over. surely after that we started hearing jets and on twitter we were hearing threats of the bridge being taken. >> you went out into the streets. how dicey was it? >> the first thing that we saw were people lining up at atms buying water, food, essentials in case the night got quite long. >> and when you were out there, was there any violence? >> there were shots fired. the crowds got quite large and people were firing into the air to disperse crowds and kind of create panic but we saw several people injured but it's not confirmed that it was from gunfire. >> we know elsewhere, however, there were many people killed and many people injured. >> yes. people up on the bosphorus bridge. >> and ankara being the capital city several hundred miles away from istanbul. now, did things calm down as night

dozens of catholics and muslims gathered in the small church to honor 85-year-old father jacques and kill him from font of church members. >> vanessa: italy's coast guard rescued more than 200 people from the mediterranean sea. they were taken to a port in sicily, lay, abandon greece and france. so far this year, 3,000 people have died while trying to cross into you're o. so two things to look at today. one was a light rain for the most, a couple pockets of moderate rain and some heavy, right along the south coast, i'll zoom in on that and you'll see what's going on there the last 12 hours. look at the heavy rain that came across, just clipping southeastern massachusetts. thunderstorms offshore, maybe had a rumble of thunder out on nantucket earlier today but that storm, just underperforming, we needed the rain and just couldn't get it. not in most of the area. then tonight, well, we're trying again. there are downpours that have border, back in the i-91 corridor, the connecticut river valley, amherst, headed out towards springfield, this went through greenfield and headed right back

we have dana bash, jacque kosinic this. and david calyen. if there is no indictment, the republicans will say, look at this little pow wow that tells you all you need to know. >> this is a political disaster. i know you have covered the hillary clinton campaign. i am sure you are getting political fall back. the republicans trust come. if p the investigation is in the hands of law enforcement career investigators as loretta lynch said, it will be hard to question that. the fact of the matter is, to have an attorney general say that she made a mistake, which she did, in having a conversation with bill clinton, the way she did. even if it was just social, is terrible 2346789 i thi. if donald trump didn't tweet what he tweeted, it would be political malpractices. it totally feeds into the narrative that the system is rigged and the plclintons think they are above it all. fair or not, appearances are everything and specially on an issue so sensitive like his wife potentially being indicted. >> i thought jonathan kapart who was interviewing loret

said two men came into the church during a morning service and slit the throat of 85-year-old father jacques hamel as parishioners watched in horror. police who arrived at the church shot the two attackers dead. the white house has announced it will substantially expand a program to admit central american refugees to the u.s. unaccompanied central american children are currently allowed to enter the u.s. as refugees. the new regulations will expand that designation to include their entire families, permitting siblings over the age of 21, parents, and other relatives. the change comes after tens of thousands of unaccompanied children and families from el salvador, honduras, and guatemala have arrived at the u.s. border since 2014. the number of mothers with children and unaccompanied minors arriving at the u.s. border reportedly rose late last year and increasing violence in el salvador and honduras. a district judge in texas has dismissed the last remaining criminal charges against about anti-choice activists behind a secretly filmed heavily edited videos of planned parenthood officials. dav

they shouted allahu akbar as they stormed the church and forced the priest jacques hamel onto his knees before murdering him. the islamic state posted a claim of responsibility online calling the men soldiers of the caliphate. the church had appeared on a so-called isis hit list along with thousands of other sites. today the white house condemned the attack and offered help. >> france and the united states share a commitment to protecting religious liberty for those of all faiths. we commend french law enforcement for their quick and divisive response and stand ready to assist the french authorities in their investigation going forward. >> reporter: only a review of the men's social media, phone records as well as home computers will show whether they were inspired by isis or ordered by isis in iraq and syria to execute the priest. >> katherine, thank you. >>> 61 speeches, not one mention of isis or the threat of global terrorism during day one of the democratic convention. the g.o.p. pointing it out. plitt fact confirming it. is this a problem? with us now former massachusetts republic

first and foremost, a, a high-quality time piece that has a story behind it >> reporter: president jacques panis says that story is about detroit, a city that got hit especially hard by a financial crisis that saw washington bailing out general motors. adding insult: the nfl's lions went winless; the city's mayor was indicted and detroit later filed for the biggest bankruptcy in municipal history. even so five years ago shinola set up shop here in a former general motors lab. >> it's a city that, it's gonna be one of the great stories of our country. and, yes, it, it fell on hard times. and, we at shinola have come to this city and have been a small part of this revitalization. >> reporter: the company has created almost 400 jobs here. 240 in manufacturing. mesha mccoy was laid off by a car parts maker in 2009. this feels much less kind of what i imagine manufacturing to be, it's a clean room, we're wearing, you know, smocks and we're wearing things over our shoes. >> i like it because when we come in, we're clean, and when we leave, we're clean. at the auto, automotive industry, it was th

jacques how common is it for a child to accidentally shoot and kill another child? one time president shall candidate adlai stevenson shot and killed a female cousin a gun mishap. that was back in 1912. marcia teichner has more recent example. >> they were riding their bikes to school that day. erin turned around and came back. what are you doing? you're going to be late. she goes i just want to tell you i love you, mommy. gave me a nice kiss. >> those were the last words and daughter erin would ever share. >> i always tried to make her laugh every chance i could. it was definitely the best kid sister i could have. >> whenever i said, i want your picture he would put his arm around her. >> sean smith, arm around his sister, the day before it happened. june 5, 1989, in a south florida suburb. she was eight, he was ten. his, the excruciating 911 call. >> i didn't know -- okay. >> i shot her. i didn't mean to. >> listen, who did you shoot. >> my sister. i didn't mean. >> okay, shawn, don't worry. everything is okay. >> nationwide there are no definitive counts, but acc

jacques >> gary: the gentle losing one more in boston for nothing big thing with a car last night itwing of the first pitch he doesn't want tension you want silicon keep the once upon a time pitched says this will be is 20 falsies and that the minister ought like this three rumble last right now. the giants have a 3 yds last. the fourth loss for morocco for nothing days and a few minutes will perform at the coliseum one more time >> gary: quibbled group afloat day and representatives biggest and robert going for the floats giving back to the community. fleet also makes a guest appearance. will a new form giving back to the community. streetwise when news is breaking its to the ice cream. >> steve: i did was say one of your favorites use like to rose over from where they hit a homerun. i guarantee for the giants. . >> gary: the giants have some catching up to do the good news if you carlows fans that said hey baby were losing about make sure the dodgers go right for them karstadt. along with unexpected. due to return soon but felt discomfort in a simulated starts last saturday now he

. >> thank you very much, jacques. it's delightful to be here. i think it's marvelous that we're doing this on cinco de mayo. and of course, when, as chuck pointed out, when we planned this conference about a year ago, we had no idea that it would be as much in the news and as important a topic as it has become. i would like to say we're prophets and that we could envision the last year of american politics, but then that would not be true. and it would also be impossible. so here we are. we are a nation of immigrants. it's a theme that runs throughout our history, throughout our public school books. i did a quick search of something called world cat, which tells you where all the books are located in libraries around the world. i find dozens of entries with the title "a nation of immigrants" including perhaps the most interesting one, a book written by senator john f. kennedy in 1958, republished in 1964, posthumously with an introduction by his brother, robert kennedy, and republished again in 2008 with an introduction by his other brother, sen

jean-sebastien jacques are not "top of the agenda."own in china, which has lowered prices and created a supply glut. reports from korea say hyundai heavy wants to build a shipyard plant in saudi arabia amid a slump in global ship lease. hyundai heavy has discussed the deal with the new saudi oil minister. the company has been hit by mounting losses and falling demand and has a $3 billion plan to sell assets and cut jobs to stay afloat. tesla misdelivery targets for the second straight quarter, selling 14,300 cars, 50% below its goal. to rampys that was used up production in the final weeks of the quarter. gettings had trouble vehicles to customers and expects to deliver 50,000 cars in the second half, which means it may fall slightly short of its annual target. that was a look at some of the stories making headlines. thank you. the latest u.s. car sales have raiseconcerns about the state of the market, with deliveries trailing estimates in june. a bit of a mixed bag, what does this all mean? >> if you look at different june variedsales

jacques hamel was killed yesterday.ident said the threat from islamic militants have never been greater. >> a group of hikers found alive after being stranded for at least five days by a massive california wildfire. can you imagine? these eight hikers were rescued yesterday south of san francisco. the fire is one of several scorching california and it has already burned more than 23,000 acres near big sur. the state's acting governor declared a state of emergency. flames have destroyed at least 20 homes. >>> another rescue story. how good samaritans rescued 46 people in icy waters off alaska. two merchant vessels answered the coast guard's call yesterday when with the crew abandoned a fishing boat. the ship lifted them from their life rafts and we are happy to tell you no one was hurt. >>> "usa today" reports on president obama making the case for a third term of his policies. tonight democratic convention. in 2004 he was a little known state senator from illinois when he was introduced to the country. now after nearly

jacque bauer is sitting this one out.mer army ranger named eric carter will be sent out to save the world in a new episode of 24. >> he has, you know, over the course of the season, he is gonna be forced to make a lot of morally questionable choices. >> corey hawkins is boast known for "the walking dead" and "straight outta compton." the new 24 was previewed during comic con in san diego. >>> an oakland police officer shot at after she got into a traffic accident. how that officer is doing this morning and who is now joining in on the investigation. >>> an uber driver arrested for sexual battery. now police are looking for additional victims. >>> good morning. we are still looking at a commute that is slow in some areas. there is a crash on highway 4 right between the two willow pass exits. still blocking a lane and traffic is very slow. >>> a cooldown in store for your monday. temperatures are beginning to climb, but we are not as warm as we started yesterday morning. i will have a look at the current conditions and what

this nun managed to escape and alerted authorities saying the killers forced father jacques hamel to his knees and recorded a kind of sermon in arabic. they also said, you christians, you are killing us before executing the priest. as the attackers emerged from the church the police shot them dead. on them were two fake explosives and a kitchen timer wrapped in aluminum foil along with three knives and a handgun. shortly after isis claimed that the killers were followers. [ speaking a foreign language ] >> reporter: we die for going to see fireworks and going to a concert, now we die for going to mass, this girl told us, near the church. it will never end. it will never end, that is certainly the feeling by many here in france and across europe after four attacks in just two weeks, france's president has warned that this will be a long war but vowed it's one they will win. george. >> that state of emergency not going away. alex, thank you. >>> we're going to move on now to a dramatic rescue caught on body camera. you see a florida police officer running right into a gun battle to sav