diplomatic mission in jeddah. we got more on these attacks from the former editor-in-chief of the saudi gazette. >> this took everyone by surprise. the first attack in jeddah in the early hours of this morning, after midnight, were suicide bomber blew himself up in a car park in a hospital, across the road from the u.s. consulate. the motive is not known because he was proceeding towards the mosque and there was no way he could reach the consulate. how that incident happened within the day as the sun was setting and people were in the prophet's mosque, about a million and a half people in and around the courtyard, an explosion was heard a couple of kilometers away on the south side of the shroud, and where two security personnel were killed and four injured seriously when a young man blew himself there. in the katif area, almost at the same time, maybe a bit earlier, sobody tried to go and blow the mosque down there but he was prevented and died in the process. so this modis modis operandi smf a daesh operation, a

the attacks began in jeddah after a bomber was stopped by security personnel near the u.s.r detonated an explosive belt, killing himself and injuring two others. the saudi interior ministry said. hours later a pair of suicide bombers struck near the mosque in katif, a ministry source confirming that to nbc news. according to the ap the attack did not appear to cause any injuries. shortly after that a suicide bombing took place in medina near the headquarters of the prophet's mosque, considered to be the second holiest site in islam. four security officers were ed

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sconce latin jeddah. facing steep ls iraq. the story. >> reporter: in an instant, busy shopping district in a in up market neighborhood erupted into an inferno. streets were packed with families enjoying the cool night after fasting through the day. holy month of ramadan end this week. children looking forward to the celebrations never lived to see them. major general said isis or daesh dash targeted innocent people after suffering heavy losses on the battlefield. the bombing came barely a week after the iraqi military cleared fallujah of remaining isis fighters. we joined iraqi special forces during part of the fight. they faced heavy resistance from militants as they inched closer to the city backed up by u.s. air strikes. the baghdad bombing isn't just retaliation, but proof that isis can continue to strike dte not just in iraq, but the isis network has unleashed its brutal brand of terror around the globe to. day, police in bangladesh say they have made formal arrests over the isis siege at a cafe which left 20 hostages de

consulate in the saudi city of jeddah. two security officers were wounded.nother bombing took place near dusk outside a shia mosque in the mainly shia eastern city of qatif. no group has claimed responsibility for monday's attacks, but the so-called islamic state has carried out similar bombings, targeting shia muslims and saudi security forces. the sunni muslim militant group has called for the overthrow of the saudi monarchy. amy: and now the saudi interior ministry spokesman identified the assailant in the jeddah attack as a 35-year-old pakistani expatriate called abdullah qalzar khan. according to the ministry, khan worked as a private driver in the city for 12 years. the attacks were carried out as people were preparing for eid al-fitr celebrations to mark the end of the holy month of ramadan. ,ami ramadani --tariq ramadan can you talk specifically to an audience who was not so familiar with the religious significance of all of these places about not only the attacks but the saudi government's response? >> first, from an islamic perspective, it is somet

consulate in jeddah, the second largest city in the country. two security guards were injured but the suicide bomber was the only reported fatality. >>> and breaking news from egypt where a search vessel recovered bodies from egyptair flight 804. they're on their way to egypt for forensic examination. it crashed in may. the cause remains unknown but flight data recorders showed signs of smoke as well as intense heat. >>> the fbi investigation into hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server is nearing an end after she was interviewed by the agency for more than three hours. clinton saying she was pleased to assist the department after a meeting though between former president bill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch sparked outrage, lynch said she would accept whatever recommendations the fbi and prosecutors e-mail investigation. >>> donald trump is under fire over yet another controversial tweet. he posted this anti-hillary clinton image showing what resembles the star of david with a pile of money in the background. the same image

consulate in jeddah. not it clear -- not yet clear who is behind the attack.bangladesh, police are continuing to question a number of people who survive an attack in the capital on friday, also claimed by islamic state. the country's prime minister has held a ceremony to pay respect for the victims. 20 people were killed, most of them foreigners. this report from dhaka. reporter: a special service for some of the victims killed in friday's deadly attack. the prime minister led the tribute. she was joined by the families of those killed and senior government and military officials. foreign officials and diplomats were present as well. 17 of the victims were from japan, italy, the united states, and india. >> this is the message of the moment. we have to unite in our efforts. this means also technical cooperation in fighting the terrorists. i mean, closer cooperation between the intelligence services, closer cooperation between the police. reporter: hundreds of ordinary citizens were at the ceremony. it was held in a sports stadium in the capital. this is bangla

a suicide bomber parked his car about 65 feet from the consulate in jeddah and then set off the bomb. the explosion injured two security officers nearby. no u.s. personnel were hurt. so far, there has been no claim of responsibility. >>> today's bombing comes after a series of deadly attacks in recent days all with possible links to isis. the latest yesterday in baghdad killed at least 142 people. a deadly attack in turkey last week was connected to the islamic militants. isis claimed responsibility for another attack in bangladesh. but one government official in bangladesh says a local militant group is to blame. johnathan vigliotti reports. >> reporter: the first explosion rocked baghdad central business district engulfing an entire shopping mall in flames. against an orange sky, dazed shoppers and first responders sifted through twisted and charred wreckage for any survivors. the attack happened shortly after midnight sunday morning as families were eating dinner after passing during the day for the holy month of ramadan. police blamed the carnage of a massive bomb in the back of a

consulate in jeddah, another outside one of islam's holiest sites, prophet's mosque in medina. no group has claimed responsibility, but i.s.i.s. said it was behind yesterday's attack in baghdad. charlie d'agata reports more than 200 were killed in the worst attack there since just after the u.s. invasion in 2003. (siren) >> reporter: even in a country awash in bloodshed, this was bad. the i.s.i.s. suicide bomber knew just where and when to strike to kill as many civilians as possible. the holy month of ramadan ends this week. cafes and shops along the boulevard were packed with families enjoying the cool of night after fasting in the long, hot day, and the car bomb went off. even as they carried more body bags away from the rubble, it was clear this was the worst single attack to hit the capital in years. >> my god, they are the ones who brought terrorism here. >> reporter: the attack came only about a week after iraqi government force completely cap pured fallujah in a pierce bat that lasted foreweeks, yet the more territory i.s.i.s. loses on the battlefield, the more terror a

of three attacks in that country in just the last 24 hours, including one near the us consulate in jeddah. they cap off a spectacularly bloody week, as the muslim hold will month of ramadan ends. in baghdad, isis claimed the massive bombing that took the lives of 167 people, the deadliest attack in war-torn iraq in nearly a decade. it was 1:00 a.m., when explosives in a truck ripped through a busy neighborhood. the flames consuming shops and restaurants that moments earlier had been full. parents out with their kids, celebrating ramadan and the end of the school year. isis has suffered huge setbacks in iraq and syria, losing long-held ground and forces. but those losses somewhat offset by dramatic terrorist attacks. 44 killed last week at turkey's main airport. then 20 mostly foreign hostages killed on saturday in a restaurant in bangladesh's capital. among the dead was faraaz hossain, who studied in the u.s., and whose family says the attackers let him leave, but he refused to abandon his friends. isis is still able to terrorize and inspire around the world. cecilia? >> alex, thank you.

the attacks began in jeddah after a bomber was stopped by security personnel near the u.s. consulate. the bomber detonated an explosive belt, killing himself and injuring two others. the saudi interior ministry said. hours later a pair of suicide bombers struck near the mosque in katif, a ministry source confirming that to nbc news. according to the ap the attack did not appear to cause any injuries. shortly after that a suicide bombing took place in medina near the headquarters of the prophet's mosque, considered to be the second holiest site in islam. four security officers were killed as well as the suicide bomber. meanwhile in iraq the death toll continues to climb after one of the deadliest bombings to hit baghdad in more than a decade and the worst ever there at the hands of isis. at least 200 people were killed, another 176 wounded. the numbers rose yesterday as bodies were recovered from the rubble. authorities say a refrigerator truck filled with explosives blew up around midnight on saturday as people were celebrating ramadan. isis has claimed responsibility. they

consulate in the saudi city of jeddah.lear, isis has not claimed responsibility for the attacks in saudi arabia but they follow a wave of terror attacks from that group making good on their pledge to step up the attacks during the muslim holy month of ramadan in baghdad a suicide truck bomb has ripped through a baghdad neighborhood, that is now being called the single deadliest terror attack in iraq since 2003. just to show you the stale of the suicide bombing in baghdad. cnn flew this drone so you can see the scale of the devastation, the entire building incinerated. 215 people are believed to be dead there. this comes after 44 people were killed in istanbul in a coordinated isis bombing inside the airport there. and then days later dhaka, bangladesh 22 people were killed in a ten-hour standoff with isis militants inside of a cafe joining me now, two senior international correspondents ben wedeman live from baghdad and in istanbul nima elbagir. talk to me about the hours you spent at the site of the bombing, ben and the m

the attempted strike occurred in the city of jeddah. according to the state department it was apparently timed to coincide with the july fourth celebrations. five staff members and four security personnel were killed in an attack on the same consulate back in december of 2004. today's attempt at consulate came after a massive car bomb killed at least 167 and injured 185 in baghdad on sunday morning. it is the third terror attack in recent days and it follows last week's deadly massacre on istanbul's ataturk airport and the brutal killing that left 20 hostages at an upscale bangladesh restaurant dead. isis has taken immediate responsibility for the baghdad attack. the massacre occurred when iraqis mostly shiites gathered over the weekend to celebrate one of the last evenings of the muslim holy month of ramadan. a huge car bomb exploded killing scores of families. isis has so far fulfilled its promise to ramp up attacks in the final days of ramadan. >>> a virginia teen was seriously injured yesterday in a bizarre explosion in new york cit

. >> narrator: yasser films the square in the city of jeddah, where raif was lashed in public in january 2015. the lashing was secretly filmed by an activist. >> (translated): i believe that raif has been true to himself. i have a lot of respect for him. he didn't carry arms. he didn't kill anyone. he didn't blow anything up. all he did was express an opinion. >> narrator: raif has spent most of his sentence in one of saudi arabia's most notorious prisons, breiman. the underground network managed to smuggle cameras into breiman. what they found was chaos and lawlessness, and prisoners openly injecting heroin. >> narrator: here, a prisoner is abused by his fellow inmates. >> narrator: raif badawi spent almost four years locked up here. his lawyer and dozens of other activists are also serving long jail sentences. (men shouting and cheering) >> narrator: thousands of miles away, his wife ensaf and three children have received asylum. the escaped saudi arabia after receiving death threats. they haven't seen their father for four years. >> narrator: the family says they have only received ra

consulate in jeddah. u.k.'ruling conservative party will balance its mps -- hoping to succeed david cameron as prime minister. theresa may has secured the most public endorsements and is a favorite. -- topped a poll of party members and gained the backing of boris johnson. the juno spacecraft has successfully entered orbit. the news was met with clapping. -- 500 million miles from earth. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by 2600 journalists in more than 120 countries. i am nejra cehic. this is bloomberg. francine: 12 days after the referendum and the economic rep for -- referent -- ramifications are starting to surface. mark carney is expected to break open his emergency toolkit. held theive lawmakers first round of voting today to choose their next leader and the uk's next prime minister. joining us now is edmund shing. we also welcome simon kennedy who heads our brexit coverage. simon, let's kick it off with you. it is the first time we start a process with the tory choosing the next prime minister. there

the saudi says he detonated a vest in jeddah. only the bomber was killed. >> the attack comes as isis shows hiits ability to carry ou devastating attacks. in iraq, over 160 killed in baghdad. in bangladesh, 20 hostages were killed less than two days earlier, during a siege of a restaurant. three students at u.s. colleges are among the dead. charlie is in london following the growing terror attacks. charlie, good morning. >> good morning, iraq has declared three-days of mourning after the worst terror attack it has seen in years. isis may be taking a hammering in iraq and syria, but still able to strike back in that region, and beyond. in an instant, a busy shopping district in an up market neighborhood erupted into an inferno. the streets were packed with families enjoying the cool night, after fasting through the day. the holy month of ramadan ends this month and children looking forward to the celebrations never lived to see them. major general kadim says isis or daesh after heavy losses on the battle field. the bombing came ba

consulate in jeddah. the saudi government said a suicide bomber blew himself up when security guards approached him. two security guards were wounded. >>> elsewhere, four security police officers were killed from a suicide bombing in medina. no one was injured in a third attack outside a shiite mosque. >>> the numbers of dead keep growing in baghdad after a truck bombing in a busy shopping center over the weekend. isis claimed responsibility for that attack. one of the deadliest attacks in more than a decade. john huddy has this story. >> reporter: the sight of saturday's baghdad bombing remains one of horror and heartbreak. bodies continue to be pulled from the rubble of the charred buildings. the victims include at least 25 children and entire families that were wiped out. >> translator: so many people are still under the debris. they couldn't exhume them thus far. >> reporter: this attack happened close to midnight saturday in the bustling shopping district in central baghdad. iraqi officials say a ref

consulate in jeddah. all coming at the end of ramadan.ning us, former pentagon official fox news national security analyst kt mcfarland. this is worrying in that we are just watching a coordinated series of attacks being carried out. i don't remember this level ever by the islamic state. >> it's never been this bad. the president says the reason they are having to go so far is because we are keeping them in check. lou: that was a world class stupid remark. >> while they were saying that, all the senior u.s. intelligence officials, the director of national intelligence, the cia at every level were saying we don't think this is contained. you might expect something to come to the u.s. homeland this summer. who are you going to believe be the spin meister or the intelligence officials. lou: we are watching and the state department has become up a strong government unto itself within the government that i think somebody needs to get in there and bring accountability to it. >> it's becoming part of the spin machine at the stake of american sec

the 1st attack happened outside the us consulate in jeddah. another at a mosque in eastern part of saudia arabia. and finally in one of the holiest places be the prophet mohammed's mosque. one bay area woman said her brother was just there visiting the holy city. many muslims say they are shocked by the violence. the bomb attack that violence to place of priests -- peace and prayer. thousands heading to the mosque and saw the flames. for security officers were killed and 5 other people were injured in a parking lot. latest in a string of attacks that have shocked the muslims around the world. as a muslim -- at the muslim community center she said her husband -- other was just there. >> he could've happened to anyone. >> reporter: she and others say they are angered by the attacks. >> they are not muslim. in the koran it's as if you kill one person it's as if you kill all of mankind. >> reporter: and another mosque she said she is heartbreaking to see the news. >> it's an international place for prayer. i have friends who are there. i tried to

suicide bombers have attacked jeddah, qatif and medina.he second last in medina shows fire and smoke rising near one of islam's holiest sites. the second one happened inside a shia mosque. no organization has taken credit for any of these attacks. more on these stories as we get it. now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." heather jones was a beloved teacher and mother and the center of a mysterious missing person's case. her marriage on the rocks and her husband wondered if she'd moved on with another man. could a love triangle have had something to do with her disappearance? we return to andrea canning with "the last dance." >> reporter: time, an investigator's worst enemy in a missing person's case, was ticking away. days passed, and heather jones hadn't returned to her rented house. the place where she hoped to start a new life without her husband. >> it sounds clichÉ, but she really vanished without a trace. >> yes. and that's what was making this so difficult. >> reporter: and she still wasn't answering her cell

consulate in jeddah.ides the bombers, two four security officers in medina were the only reported deaths. the leader of the united kingdom's right-wing, anti- european union party, said today he's resigning. nigel farage, the head of the u.k. independence party, is the latest politician to step aside, after the country voted to leave the e.u. today in london, the 52-year-old said he never wanted to be a career politician, and pledged support for the party's next leader. >> my aim for being in politics was to get britain out of the european union. that is what we voted for in that referendum two weeks ago. and that is why i now feel i've done my bit, that i couldn't possibly achieve more than we managed to get in that referendum, and so i feel it's right that i should now stand aside. >> yang: farage now joins conservative party prime to step down by fall, and let as successor deal with the process of britain's exit from the e.u. more than 180 people have died in flooding across central and southern china.

post in jeddah.ther the attacker was tarring the compound. >>> today, reports indicate two explosions rock the city of qatif in eastern saudi arabia, suicide blowing himself up at a mosque. video caught the aftermath of the attack. these bombings just the late nest a series of recent terror attacks across the globe. a suicide bomber yesterday detonating a truck with explosives in a busy shopping district in baghdad. 167 people killed, 180 others wounded. one of the deadliest single attacks in iraq since the u.s. invasion in 2003. iraqi officials say the death toll will likely rise as they search through the wreckage. >>> now back to "your world." >> it is the convention countdown. two weeks until cleveland, three weeks until philly. party leaders on both sides preparing, but will they be ready for what protesters are planning? to shelby holiday from "the wall street journal" on what to expect. let's start with cleveland. is cleveland ready? they had to give into the aclu and make more room from prote

the attacker detonated explosives killing himself in jeddah. police became suspicious when the man appeared to be wondering aimlessly in the parking lot of a nearby hospital. nick robinson joins us with the latest. we know saudi arabia has enormous security looking out for these kind of attacks. do we know if this attacker was known to authorities, if he had any known links to terror groups before this? >> if he did, the authorities weren't talking about it at the moment. they are incredibly cautious on this topic. what they will be worrying about as everyone else is does this denote a turn in the tactics in saudi arabia. it has been a long time since they have put a bomb up against a target of western interests. particularly a u.s. target. it was attacked by gunmen in 2004. that was al qaeda. look at the past couple of years. the saudi authorities have arrested 250,000. it has been focused on targeting saudi services. the police spot this guy at 3:00, approach him. he detonates his explosives. when they go to his vehicle, they discover three o

there were earlier bombings in qatif and jeddah. >>> donald trump is spending part of his july 4th holidayith iowa senator joni ernst, fueling speculation she's on his vice presidential short list. now back to "dateline." >>> welcome back to "dateline extra." i'm tamron hall. homeowner markus kaarma told police he was living in a state of fear, but his answers raised more questions. what really hand in that garage and what was diren dede doing there in the first place. to find out more, they needed to learn more about the german exchange student. here is josh mankiewicz with "deadly exchange." >> reporter: when he was killed in a neighbor's garage, exchange student diren dede was just two months away from returning to his family in germany. the man who shot him said he feared for his life. and from diren's best friend robby, police learned the teen did enter the garage to steal. as robby described it, diren was not the first kid in missoula to go sneaking into unlocked garages. he said the kids weren't after money, credit cards or valuables. this stunt happened often enough that it had a n

consulate in jeddah early this morning. police had been suspicious of the man who appeared to be roaming around a parking lot of a hospital. we have a panel, nic robertson with us in london, cnn military analyst, lieutenant colonel rick francona, joining us from oregon and cnn national security analyst, juliette kayyam. >> what can you tell us? >> this happened in the city of latif. we are just learning the details. the suicide bomber was approaching a shia mosque in this town east where katif is. it is a predominantly shia area. it is not unusual for isis to target. they have done several times in saudi arabia before, target shia mosques. we don't know who the attacker was, who claims responsibility for this. at the moment, details we have is a suicide bomber was approaching the mosque, a shia mosque in the town of katif, in east of saudi arabia. he wasn't allowed but was stopped somehow from getting close. his explosive vest detonated. that's what we understand. we are also told there were no casualties. we have been lear

consulate in jeddah.the middle east and south asia that killed hundreds of people. in a shopping district killed more than 170 people. it is the deadliest single attack in iraq in years. >>> the two presumptive nominees will campaign in north carolina today. they have work to do. in a new "usa today" poll said 61% of voters say they feel the presidential election. hillary clinton and donald trump get both low marks. 60% see trump unfavorably. 53% see clinton unfavor about. >> president obama and hillary clinton will campaign together for the first time. president and secretary of allies. >> donald trump kept up attacks on hillary clinton asking who pays for the travel on air force one and pointing to her own fbi investigation. trump is also defending a controversial tweet that shows a star over a pile of money. he tweeted, quote, dishonest media is trying their absolute best to depict a star of david rather than a sheriff's star or plain star. the tweet was deleted after it was posted on saturday. >>> chi

gregg: a outside bomber detonating an explosive vest early this morning in the western city of jeddahr a hospital. and embassy. it's unclear if the u.s. site was the target of that attack. but it come just days before the end of the islamic holy month of ramadan. reporter: hillary clinton speaking out about her highly anticipated interview with the f.b.i. she says she has been eager to talk to the f.b.i. and is pleased to bring her interview to a conclusion. >> we have seen the evidence and facts that emails have come out. this is something she voluntarily did that last summer she wanted to do. so i think this is something that's routine. we'll be seeing the investigation closing up. reporter: katie, thanks for being with us. you had a chance to listen to senator booker calling this just routine. this is the democratic nominee for the presidency. is there anything routine about her speaking to the f.b.i. two weeks before the convention? >> absolutely not. despite the clinton campaign calling this a security review, this is in fact a criminal investigation. for hillary clinton now to c

consulate in jeddah.hese bombings follow that deadly week with massive loss of life and coordinated attacks showing the increasingly global reach of isis in bangladesh where an attack on a popular cafe killed 20, including a young american college student, in baghdad where isis carried out its deadliest attack ever against civilians in that country. more than 170 people and, of course, that horrific attack on the istanbul airport, officials worry that we are entering a new phase with isis. instead of concentrating on claiming territory, they are now more than ever going after soft targets and civilians around the world, george. >> to spread fear everywhere. martha, thanks very much. >>> now to breaking new details in the death of a young american in italy. a suspect now in custody after a college student's body was found in the river. abc's lama hasan has the latest. joins us this morning from rome. good morning, lama. >> reporter: and good morning to you, robin. dramatic new developments in rome this mor

consulate in jeddah this morning after a suicide bomber was stopped in his car by two security men. he detonated his bomb but no one in the consulate was injured. the first bombing there in years aimed at americans. iraq was hit with its worst suicide attack this year. the death toll now 165. this was a busy shopping area packed with people preparing to celebrate the holiday when a truck packed with explosives was driven into a building. dozens of children among the dead. iraq's prime minister visited the scene but was heckled and his car stoned. a week after his forces retook fallujah from isis, the terror group is lashing back and its reach is wide. bangladesh is the latest country to suffer an isis massacre. among 20 dead where three teenagers studying in america. one coffin draped in stars and stripes. one was a u.s. citizen from miami. she was studying at emory university. both were 18. they died with their friend. an indian studying at berkeley. >> i was shocked and immediately started crying. i've been pretty numb. >> reporter: isis is blamed for last week's attack in turkey.

yes, those were three shock attacks in that kingdom where normally security is quite high, one in jeddah and one in the eastern part of the kingdom. now saudi authorities are on high alert. we're in the final days of the holy month of ramadan. of course, keep in mind, that isis vowed that this would be a bloody month. they've come true on that vow, john. >> ben, that video that you were just showing, it's just shocking what the damage caused by that bomb. ben, thank you for that reporting. >>> we also have breaking news to tell you about right now. police in italy say they have arrested a homeless man in the connection with the murder of a american college student. he had just arrived for a study abroad program. he did not show up for orientation. authorities found his body in a river. police telling italian media the robbery is a motive. since solomon's phone and wallet were gone and thousands of dollars were charged on his credit card. >>> fourth of july celebrations across the country, lighting up the night sky. there was some rain dampening it. thousands gathered in washington, d.c.