shocks from the ictack in nicer continue around the world.he w in months company secretary of state john kerry pauses negotiations with russianh leaders to pay contributor to the vick tills.k russian solidarity offering help in the investigating. >> attack has been committedeen with violence i want to stressrs one more time terrorism can be defeated by using forces. >> iron washington, lawmakerss urging tougher stance fromg president obama. democrats say terror groups ares losing on the battlefield which is witherer stepping up attacks overseas. >> perhaps it encouraged peoplep to do these kinds oaf things that makes look like they have o some strength when ikn fact thet are losing. >> reporter: allies throughout the world say they are standings shoulder to shoulder with france. stepped up security with france and h french embassy. british prime minister favoring first attack. >> we must double or efforts to defeat these brutal murderersure life. we must work with france and our partners around the world to t stand up for our values and for our freedom. >> reporter: un security counses has con

secretary of state john kerry paid his respects to a memorial. while isis claimed responsibility for the attack, french investigators believe the driver shot dead by the police self radicalized very quickly. following the chaos around the world and at home, hundreds of thousands of people filled the national mall for prayers. it is called together 2016, ed early because of the dangerous heat. ryan hughes filed this report. ryan: it is an is stored move ement, 12 hours of worship and prayer. >> it's a wayo is still with us and we will get better. hundreds of thousands packing the national mall for together 2016, a christian rally calling on god to reset the country and the world. >> especially over the past three weeks with chaos and a lot of things going on. ryan: the director of helpedcation for pulse planned this date a year ago, before orlando, dallas, and nice, but now it is even more timely. >> we see a need now more than ever to stand together in unity, to pray together for healing. all: people from backgrounds, different the nominations, l

john kerry is in brussels for a meeting with eu foreign ministers.day, powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries, i am taylor riggs. this is bloomberg. tom? tom: now joining us, james stavridis of the united states navy. of course, our nato supreme commander a number of years ago, and someone who has been in the news recently. admiral, we are thrilled to have you with us. why did this to fail? you studied this at war college at newport, rhode island. why did the to fail? mes: i thought this coup was more beer hall pooch then it was geostrategic earthquake. the military had a set of lingering grievances on a slow burn for almost 10 years per they took a shot but they were disorganized and did not have the senior players. only one four-star officer involved. i do not think they put it together effectively, and the people rose up against it, and the rest of the military helped crush it. is: part of being in europe no death penalty. we hear talk of a renewed death penalty in turkey. how do we adapt to the realities tha

michael dukakis in atlanta for convention ocratic and the 2004 democratic convention in boston with john kerry republican and democratic national conventions, tonight, c-span.n on >> nobel peace prize laureate, survivor and human rights activist died after a prolonged survive of auschwitz death camps. he dedicated much of his life to education and promoting tolerance around the world. romania, he om wrote 57 books including a mem water published the955 in which he recounts death of his father, mother. he was awarded the peace prize 1986. 87.e wiesel was in 2013 he spoke at an event marking the anniversary of the museum in washington, d.c. he called the dedication ceremony for the museum where he president clinton to do something, president clinton, that is, to do something about in yugoslavia located on the national mall across from the washington monument, the pays tribute to the more than six million jews and others who were slaughtered by the nazis during world war ii. event is about 15 minutes. mra[applause] >> president clinton? >> my fellow survivors. of you who are here. oday, in truth,

he spoke on the phone today with secretary of state john kerry. let's begin our team coverage with abc news reporter. >> the situation in istanbul and ankara has deteriorated quickly. bombs and bloodshed spilling into the turkish streets. chaos unfolding on the streets of turkey. bombs exploding at the turkish parliament in ankara. these pictures on social media showing the aftermath of the overnight in turkey, the president urging his pro government supporters to mass in the streets and fill the squares. secretary of state john kerry responding. >> i hope there will be stability and peace and continuity within turkey. but i have nothing to add with respect with what has transpired at this moment. >> reporter: fighter jets flying low in ankara, a menacing display of intimidation. and now the u.s. embassy sending this tweet, warning americans to shelter in place and stay indoors after martial law and a curfew was imposed. turkey is a critical ally to u.s. and its war against isis and a its military base where some 1600 u.s. military personnel are s

he spoke on the phone today with secretary of state john kerry. let's begin our team coverage with abc news reporter. >> the situation in istanbul and ankara has deteriorated quickly. bombs and bloodshed spilling into the turkish streets. chaos unfolding on the streets of turkey. bombs exploding at the turkish parliament in ankara. these pictures on social media showing the aftermath of the attack. overnight in turkey, the president urging his pro government supporters to mass in the streets and fill the squares. secretary of state john kerry responding. >> i hope there will be stability and peace and continuity within turkey. but i have nothing to add with respect with what has transpired at this moment. >> reporter: fighter jets flying low in ankara, a menacing display of intimidation. and now the u.s. embassy sending this tweet, warning americans to shelter in place and stay indoors after martial law and a curfew was imposed. turkey is a critical ally to u.s. and its war against isis and a its military base where some 1600 u.s. military personn

but it's probably not a coincidence that she and john kerry and john edwards, all three who were lookingat the presidency, voted for that war. >> and if you then go through her record as secretary of state, whether it was the troop surge in afghanistan, the military intervention in libya, the debate over arming the rebels in syria, she fairly generally came down on the hawkish end of the spectrum. now there's been a continuing debate over whether she does that because it's borne of principle or whether she does that for political calculation, and i think as with everything with hillary clinton, it's probably some complicated mixture of the two. but i think that there's no question that she has generally been more comfortable with exercising military power to advance american interests, certainly than the president she served as secretary of state. >> sreenivasan: she was also pretty instrumental in driving the obama administration into the coalition in libya. president obama and hillary clinton are getting an earful of blame. there was almost an entire night devoted to her, and chris chr

john kerry gave him the keynote address and a star was born. >> there is not a black america and latinoand asian america. there's the united states of america. the pundits -- the pundits like to slice our country into red states and blue states. red states for republicans, blue states for democrats, but i've got news for them, too. we worship an awesome god in the blue states. and we don't like federal agents poking around in our libraries in the red states. we coach little league in the blue states and yes, we've got some fans in the red states. >> i'm not picking on the president. the job takes wear and tear on you. he looks a lot older than 12 years now. >> he never should have won the nomination. at least no one in illinois thought he would. there was scandal during that race. but that's long before he had speechwriters. that's long before he had a team. it was he and his longtime spokesman at the time flying to boston overnight. he wrote that long speech. but, wow, 12 years i mean, no one would have assumed, i guess, that all of this would have happened so quickly. least of all him

secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. would entertain any extradition request from the exiled cleric, but they need evidence of gulen's involvement. >>> people marched in the streets of turkey's capital today in celebration of the failed coup attempt. they carried turkey's flag to show their support for the government. today u.s. secretary of state john kerry said the u.s. stands with the turkish government. the federal aviation administration has banned all u.s. flights between the u.s. and the turkish cities of ankara and istanbul. >>> governor chris christie is turning his focus back to new jersey after he was not picked as donald trump's running mate. last night the governor agreed to ban smoking at state-owned parks and beaches, but he stopped short of signing a broader ban into law that would extend to county and local recreational sites. now it will be up to state lawmakers to decide whether to accept the governor's changes to the measure. >>> cooper university health care and cooper foundation employees brushed of

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. >> in the 2004 presidential race, john kerry picked john edwards to be his running mate. ppened on july 6th, about a week later, two weeks before the democratic convention, the kerry campaign released their full list of speakers for the convention that summer. former president bill clinton, al gore, jimmy carter, senator ted kennedy. a little known but rising state senator by the name of barack obama. they released that about two weeks before the convention. we knew who the speakers were going to be. anybody missing? anybody who didn't make the list? well, there was this pretty high profile new york senator. in 2004, the senator and former first lady probably the most famous woman on the face of the earth, one of the highest profile democrats in the history of democrats, hillary clinton, in 2004 was not on the list of people invited to speak at the john kerry-john edwards convention that year. senator clinton sort of took it in stride. she said she wasn't disappointed. she said she looked forward to just being a part of the convention. that part apparently would be a non-s

secretary of state john kerry urging president erdogan to use restraight and to follow international diplomatic law. . french foreign minister as well saying don't use this coup attempt as a blank check to round up all your opponents. so the international message seems to say that a lot of the international community fear that is what president erdogan is doing is stripping out those who might criticize him in other institutions. >> cnn international diplomatic editor nic robertson live for us in ankara. thank you so much for your insight and reporting. >>> turkey's president is demanding that the u.s. arrest or extradite the cleric he blames for the failed coup. he lives in pennsylvania in the northeastern u.s. he denies any involvement in this attempt. the u.s. secretary of state spoke earlier with cnn about this. >> i made it very, very clear to the foreign minister of turkey yesterday the united states is not harboring anybody. we are not preventing anything from happening. we have never had a formal request for extradition and we have always said give us the evidence, show us th

but just two days ago john kerry was in brussels. we were commenting together what was happening in turkey x i'm sure we will have the occasion to discuss during the q&a session, is so i will not focus on that particular issue at the moment. but with his presence in brussels on monday, we had the council meeting ongoing, he became the first-ever secretary of state of the united states to join our e.u. foreign -- [inaudible] this tells you something. when you look at the global strategy and read about partnership, this is exactly what it means, that we need each other. i know this should be given for granted, but maybe it is not these days. none of us, neither our european union, nor the united states, could deal with our common challenges alone. and it's a long list of common challenges, unfortunately. also no power could solve the crisis in syria or in libya alone. none of us alone could bring peace between us rile and the palestinians -- israel and the palestinians or insure that the nuclear deal with iran is strictly -- [inaudible

. - john kerry - yeah, an old friend of mine. and so things come around and you know, i think among the vietnam veterans today, there's some that hate me and don't like the echo of the peace movement, but if you get them in their own chair and you're just talking to them, overwhelmingly they feel like the peace movement did, that they were lied to or misled or manipulated and great harm was done to the country, great harm was done to their families. so, it's a question of how you get that out and how you process it. - when you say that 80% of the country are some statistic believes the vietnam war was a mistake and that's too simple, we have time for it to be more complicated than that. explain to me the more complicated version of that. so, if the concept of a mistake is too facile, what's the harder tell on it? - [tom] well, what they do, the pollsters do, they test opinion and then they choose the word, and they say, "was it a mistake or not?" and if you think, "well, maybe, maybe not," you're out of the poll. you have to say,

. >>> coming up secretary of state john kerry raising alarm about a critical issue.ays is just as dangerous to us as terrorism. >>> plus, hillary clinton back on the campaign trail tonight in the battleground state of florida. here's a live look in tampa right now where she is set to speak very soon. big announcement she is set to make. scott. >> dawn, right now hazy, hot and humid. it's 92 in philadelphia. but it feels like 98. if you think this is hot, even hotter air headed this way for the weekend. we'll break down your forecast next. ♪ >>> here's a first look inside the wells fargo zen as crews prepare for the convention. city officials gathering today to reveal the official convention stage and podium. you can also see the thousands of red, white and blue balloons being set up and waiting to be hung up. many residents waited online outside the center today hoping to tour the center today. >>> of course we know the focus of the convention will be on hillary clinton. but one major question still remains tonight. >> who is going to be her running mate? that announ

john kerry doesn't get it yesterday. he announced yesterday that isis is basically defeated. >> he said that. >> these are the last gestures of a failing -- >> unbelievable. >> were september 11th the last gestures of a failing al qaeda? no, we had to go in and destroy themthey don't want to take mily action. they don't want to go in and destroy isis. it needs not just air attacks, it needs something the president loves to say, but he says the opposite, it needs boots on the ground. not no boots on the ground. we need to get in there and kill these people. >> we need to take them out. >> because they want to take us out. >> who do you think is winning this war on terror from a communications standpoint? is it the u.s.? is it clinton? is it donald trump? >> well, i think this helps donald trump greatly, because as you look at the two of them, she's already had her chance and she's been a failure. she was a failed attorney general. we could list ten things that will worsen the world after she left than when she came, inclu

secretary of state john kerry laid flowers in luxembourg in honor of those killed in thursday's attacky marked the start of three days of official mourning in france. doctors are trying to save some of the youngest victims still that were wounded in the massacre here in nice. medical officials say they have treated hundreds of injured people in several hospitals. they say about a third of them are children under the age of 5. about two dozen people are still on life support including five children. families are seeking guidance for so many children who survived but who now carry on memories of the attack. i spoke with juliet medel. she's the french secretary of state for victim support. and she described the social assistance in place at the maison de victim. >> you have the first room where there are some games for children and they are waiting with their parents the moment when they are going to met a psychologist. and after that they have a kind of meeting with a psychologist. and he helps parents to give some advices to help children to sleep because the problem is that after this

secretary of state john kerry said iran lived up to its expectations while challenges remain. tehran launched missile tests, and for its part iran complained it has yet to see economic relief it was promised. i am pleased to have you here on this program. david sanger, who had a front page story on the "new york times," a year later a mixed record for the iran accord, solid progress on core nuclear provisions but little more. let's begin talking about the nuclear provisions. david? >> charlie, within the four corners of the agreement in which iran agreed to dismantle a large number of centrifuges while keeping some running in which it agreed to ship out about 98% of its fuel, in wit agreed to neutralize a big plutonium reactor, they have done everything they said they'd do. if you think back a year ago, you had members of congress, particularly opponents of the deal, and prime minister benjamin netanyahu of israel saying the iranians will never comply with the things they signed up for and the answer is they've complied with all of them. but the problem now is outside that ran

secretary of state john kerry says the u.s. has not received a formal extradition equest for -- >> first of all, we have not had a formal request for extradition. that has them in a formal package and with documentation for the request and go to the justice departmentnt. and we will deal with it. amy: president erdogan it in and funerals over the weekend for some of the nearly 200 civilians killed in the attempted to. supporters of erdogan continued to celebrate across the country today. the republican national convention opens in clevelanand, ohio, todaday. more than 5050,000 people are flooding to cleveland for the convention where the republican party is slated to formally not mistake donald trump to be the party's presidential nominee and to ratify the platform. more than a dozen republican leaders have decided to skip the rnc. south carolina senator lindsey graham says he's not coming because he does not want to support donald trump. arizona senator says he is staying home because he would rather mow his lawn. a florida co

hi question derives from a very important comment that you made department mitt triis what john kerryn't bring to the table. thought you would say something else, which is what john kerry doesn't bring to the table is a legitimate fear on the part of the russians that the americans might do something bit it in -- about it in case the russians don't live up to their end have the bargain which the russianses have not done, i argue, without their commitments vis-a-vis syria. when you think about the next administration, you hinted at this briefly, do you recommend, would you recommend, that the next administration be willing to invest more in terms of men, material, resources, whatever to affect the strategic balance? i think it's reasonable to argue the russians affected the balance impressively through deployment relatively mod test deployment of fours. is this a model for the united states, the next administration? should the u.s. by welling to invest to affect the strategic balance only if the goal is to compel a political outcome? i agree completely with the political outcome that y

earlier in the day, secretary of state john kerry honored nine people. this is about an hour. >> good afternoon. this is the trafficking report. the product of global leadership on this key human rights issue and rule of law and our principal diagnostic tool to assess government effort across what we call the three p's. prosecution, protection and empowerment of victims and preventing future trafficking crimes. the secretary called the report a targeted roadmap for how we can better address human trafficking globally. it is an analysis of how countries combat trafficking in instrument of diplomacy. a means to affect global change and move -- motivate tangible progress around the world. since first publication in 2001, the report has prompted governments to prompt legislation and establish action plans and implement antitrafficking policies and programs. of report is a years worth research and reporting from my office to monitor and combat trafficking. u.s. embassies and is here in washington, in collaboration with foreign government officials, nongovernm

secretary of state john kerry spoke out on erdogan's behalf. >> we stand by the government of turkey. are now calm, that order is being restored. >> all right. turkey's government has also been sealing off the key military air because of insur luck. this is the same air base used by the u.s. to launch many of its air str

manus: a number of other set johnsonent on -- boris and john kerry at the podium talking about britain'selationship with the united states of america. it's it -- it is interesting that theresa may makes her first trip to germany did this is about creating -- germany. that is about creating a platform. >> their hands are tied although they are members of the eu. they can talk about trade deals with half the world or even more , but there is a lot of untangling to be done before any of that can go ahead. manus: let's see what that meeting brings. m a, great to have you back. us, heliest jim knock stays with us. stay with the pulse. 9:20, we are good to hear and breakdown the earnings including the numbers from microsoft and sap. 9:30, that is when we get the first hint of data and we get uk's unappointed figures. how did it impact the jobs picture here. 9:50, we go live to cleveland, ohio. it is all about the soap opera. the republicans made it official last night. donald trump will be their nominee for the u.s. president. this is bloomberg. ♪ manus: let's get you to the business flash. ne

earlier in the day, secretary of state john kerry honored nine people for their work to combat human trafficking. together, they're about an hour. >> good afternoon. this morning secretary kerry released the 2016 trafficking in persons report. a product of u.s. global leadership on this key human rights issue and rule of law. and our principle diagnostic tools to access government efforts across what we call the three p's. prosecution, empowerment and prevention. the secretary called the report a targeted roadmap for how we can better attack human trafficking globally. ites an analysis and instrument of blomesy. a means to effect global change and move and motivate tangible progress around the world. since its first publicication in 2001, the report has prompted foreign governments to enact legislation, establish national action plans, and implement anti-trafficking policies and programs. the report is the product of a year's worth of research and reporting by my office, the office to monitor and combat trafficking in persons, and u.s. embassies and those here in washington in collab

secretary of state john kerry says to you will have to provide evidence. australia, malcolm has been sworn in for a second term as your. the national -- national coalition was a narrow winner. his government will have a seat in of just one australia's house of representatives. hillary clinton calls donald trump the most dangerous candidate ever to run for resident. the nominee spoke with charlie rose. i gave myn: when first speech based on what he had said in san diego, i have followed it, but even i was surprised when he began pulling together all the information. let's return to torture and you know what, i will order the american military to commit war crimes. nato, we don'tof need them. this kind of talk, which some people say, well he cannot possibly mean it, maybe if he had said it six months ago and listened to people who knew more than he will ever know, maybe so, but not now. what he has laid out is the most dangerous and reckless approach to being president that i think we have ever seen. can watch all of that interview with hillary clinton on ch