there was that win against germany down in marseille. everything was in place for today. there was potential victory paradess being mooted. this driving up from the french countryside emblazoned with the logo, "champions of europe." internet's best comedians has been trying to sell it. a big celebration in lisbon. a lot of portuguese people were celebrating on the streets. on the streets of paris there was a mixed atmosphere. it captures the country's imagination particularly after that win against germany could go all the way but in the end, as is often the case it wasn't to be. the portuguese, a very well organized side, just a little bit too strong. >> certainly as far as the french authorities are concerned, it is a major relief that that tournament without -- went off without a hinge death without a hitch -- without a hitch. >> there have been a few ugly scenes if we look back to those clashes between english supporters and police down in marseille. there were a few disappointed people over tonight's entry to the site which was packed about three hours before kickoff

consulate in marseille. the consult urging them to be in contact with family and use caution as they go out and about and to monitor local news for details. even though france has been under the state of emergency since the november terror attacks in paris there are no travel warnings in effect for that country. the attack on the bastille day celebration in nice happened as many people here in the bay area were also preparing to celebrate france. >> a small but emotional group gathered outside of the french consulate in san francisco last night expressing pain and sorrow for the nice community. others raised a glass to honor a country and a lifestyle that they love. >> my heart is heavy. you know, but, you know, the french, we're strong and we have a history of looking at the more pleasantries in life. >> it's the third time. and i have my brother who lives in nice. i was like, damn, that could have been him. >> a vigil is planned for 3:00 on saturday. that is happening at san francisco city hall shlt. >>> w

international tournament in since the 1958 world cup, and they will get a chance to change that thursday in marseille. cyril: the ripple effect of the brexit vote -- nigel farage, prominent leave campana, steps down. three days of national mourning in iraq after one of the deadly suicide bombings in recent memory. more than 200 people or killed in baghdad yesterday when a truck exploded in the middle of a busy shopping district. israel is set to build in a stress it hundred -- an extra 800 housing units and settle mostly around jerusalem. this comes after a wave of palestinian attacks on israel. turning to business news -- stephen carroll joins me for that. we are going to start in italy, where concerns over the stability of its banks are rising. stephen: plunging to an all-time low in trading earlier, after the european central bank told him to reduce the amount of bag loans -- a bad loans. at the end of 2015, there were almost 47 billion euros of gross nonperforming loans. the ecb wants the figure cut to 8 billion by the end of next year. this will come as italy's prime minister is eject -- injecti

marseille, many people call it an arab city.isn't but there's a very large arab population and there is also a large arab population in nice. it's not in the part that the tourists spend most of their time in but once you get into the outskirts, there are very large arab and muslim communities, and among them, you will find people who trying to build a jihadist base. >> bob franken, i want to go back to you here. have you heard gunshots or has this all been the chaos created by this truck mowing people down? >> have i heard gunshots? i did not. >> bob franken. i'm hoping to talk to him. >> i'm sorry? >> go ahead. >> the one thing i would add is that perhaps a reason for selecting nice is an extended weekend, the bastille day weekend, so there were many more crowds here than you might expect in july. of course, august, this place is very busy. but that might have been a reason and i underline the word might, that perhaps it was chosen. because there was quite a bit of -- quite a large crowd here. in addition to which i will point

. >> we have also learned in the last couple of hours that the city of marseille has canceled eventsscheduled for tonight. that city not far from nice. we have multiple feeds in the digital operations center coming from around the country. we'll be following that and bring you updates as they happen. live in the digital operations center, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >> thanks for the update, matt. stay with nbc 10 and the "today" show all morning long for breaking developments on the nice attack. monitor the nbc 10 app. we'll send you push alerts as soon as we get new information. >>> at 4:35, 80 degrees outside. we're also following breaking news in the oxford circle section of philadelphia. here's a live picture from the scene of an accident at devereaux and the outer lanes of the roosevelt boulevard. dispatchers say they got reports of one or two motorcycles and a car hitting a pedestrian. there's no word yet on the victim's condition or how it happened. when we get more details, we'll bring them to you. >>> philadelphia's african-american museum is on heightened alert after police

consulate general office in marseille, france, issued a warning to use caution and to continue to monitor local news for updates. even though france has been under a state of emergency since the november terror attacks in paris, there are no travel warnings in effect for that country. now, word of the terrorist attack came as many were preparing for bastille day parties here in the bay area. s we continue our coverage from san francisco. they're honoring france in many ways there. >> reporter: the french consul general held a vigil while around the corner, people are toasting to bastille day. they're honoring france in many different ways, but they all have heavy hearts. ♪ >> reporter: a small but emotional gathering outside the french consul at in san francisco. far from home, the french are again expressing pain and sorrow after a terrorist attack. this time in nice. >> it's the third time, and i have my brother, who is in nice. and i was like it could have been him. >> reporter: the bastille day attack killed at least 80 people who were out celebrating. >> reporte >> what happened toda

marseille is not one of the most polarized cities. it has a greater sense of unity.for instance, there is hardly any frenchman that has gone off to join isis from marseille. there are quite a few in nice, a much more polarized area. all of the attention has been on paris. the last two attacks have been in the paris area. resonatehe attacks to are around paris. that may be why the police did not seem particularly prepared last night. we are getting comments from people on the streets saying there was not much security around and very poor information afterward. it does seem that may be provincial cities are the weak link. tom: will this change the dialogue of miss marine le pen in france? we saw mr. trump and secretary clinton last night commenting on this from the distance from america -- of america. how will this change the polarized political dialogue of france? greg: it is already pretty polarized. i don't know how much more it could change. her message is not one of anti-immigration. a lot of it is anti-globalization, a lot of it is economic issues. i don't reall

in marseille appeared before the committee to discuss the proposal to relocate the prison in detainee's and much of the news surrounded the revelation that these words unfortunately were americans that have died because of guantanamo day tabes. at least the east faulty tabes a release from the facility with the allied forces in afghanistan killing half a dozen americans thought was startling enough but it is particularly disturbing that upon close examination fees with this is made statements to the committee that is inconsistent with the documents with information they have supplied under the holon specifically the committee asked if the department of defense ever knowingly transferring a detainee to a country that did not exhibit the ability to substantially mitigate the risk of recidivism board to maintain custody or control of that individual. so they assured committee members that it had not. so numerous intelligence reports suggest that the answers were inaccurate that they had done so on numerous occasions to have the sole responsibility of putting a grievance under the law congr

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i'm very close to the rector of a mosque in cannes and a mosque in marseille. what they do is actually a lot of them give courses around europe. you don't read about this. it's not a very sexy story. but they actually give courses training young muslims to fight what they call daesh or isis. but you don't really hear about it that much. you know, this one thug, one guy, one 31-year-old has all the power in this one night to do what he did, and it really just -- as i said, it tars everyone with the same brush. >> that's the concern. this thug and those who see what this one thug can pull off, the amount of attention we're giving this thug and those, again, god for bid driving around the streets of new york or l.a. tonight who aspire to what this thug did. >> i don't think really -- it's all well and good to say france can do this and france can do that. you know, france is incredibly tough. they will survive this. this is not going to continue. even if it continues for another decade or two. but, you know, they can't -- they can't solve this. as my terry clark s

. >> the city of marseille canceled its fireworks show schedule for tonight.a new update that we just got in, the children's hospital in nice say it treated around 50 children who were injured including two who died during or after surgery. we're watching live pictures from france. as they come in, we'll bring you new developments. for now i'm live in the digital operations center, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> thank you. stay with nbc 10 for updates on the terror in france. nbc10.com, our website and the nbc 10 app will have realtime developmen developments as soon as they unfold overseas. >>> a 15-year-old boy is in stable condition after he was shot in philadelphia's germantown neighborhood. the teenager was visiting family near the intersection of wister and furly streets when someone opened fire around 10:30 last night. the boy was hit in the arm and the hand. he ran to a nearby restaurant and a delivery person drove him to the hospital. police found 21 bullet casingsç at the scene. right now, they don't have any suspects or any motive for the shooting.

consulate in marseille issued a warning to americans in nice to use caution and to monitor local news for updates. >>> even though france has been under a state of emergency since the november terror attacks in paris there are no formal travel warnings in effect for that country. >> in the meantime president obama released this statement last night. quote, i have directed my team to be in touch with french official, and we have offered any assistance that they may need to investigate this attack and to bring those responsible to justice. >> we are updating this story constantly on our digital platforms. download our free app and you can go to nbcbayarea.com or follow our twitter feed. >>> donald trump will not announce his running mate this morning as he promised the republican presumptive nominee is delaying the announcement because of the tragedy in france. indian in governor mike pence is waking up this morning at a trump golf course. sources confirm two nbc news that he is donald trump's choice for vice president but donald trump says he still has not made that final decision. tru

marseille had hosted the march in the euro championships. and people had been breathing easily. and of course it was a fireworks show that was being shown last night. so, again, everyone thought pretty much this day had gotten past without event. but obviously it turned out not to be the case. >> sadly, it was not the case indeed. tom bergen from the reuters news agency, our partners and especially the european news coverage. we thank you so much. tom, to you for some context. as all of this has been happening, of course we're monitoring news from around the world. and i have multiple red alerts from the reuters news agency now. and they're all about the war on terror. the first one, u.s. military likely to stake additional troops in iraq. u.s. military to u.s. general speaking to the reuters news agency. at the same time, the u.s. military weighing more robust presence in yemen to counter al qaeda there. that, again, from a u.s. general to the reuters news agency. full write-throughs, hundreds of words on both of those as the war on terror heats up. of course, there is no war o

consulate general in marseille issued a warning in nice to use caution and monitor local news for updates. france has been under emergency since the november attacks in paris there are no travel warnings in effect. president obama released this statement late last night. quote, i have directed my team to be in touch with french officials, and we have offered any assistance that they may need to investigate this attack and bring those responsible to justice. >>> because of the terror attack or the suspected terror attack in nice, france, donald trump will not announce his running mate. he will delay the announcement in honor of the people who died there. indiana governor mike pence is waking up this morning at a trump golf course after taking a private jet to new jersey. sources confirm that he is donald trump's choice for vice president. though donald trump says he hasn't made that final decision. our latest nbc news/wall street poll shows that hillary clinton has a healthy lead in colorado, virginia, north carolina, and in florida. meantime, hillary clinton will meet with virginia senato

the population of paris is six times larger than marseille. ,his is worse than the u.k. country being very london compared to the cities. paris and the second largest city, the ratio is 6-1. tom: in honor of the day roush sharma,harma -- ruchir is the u.k. rising or falling? ruchir: following. even when i wrote the -- falling. even when i wrote the book, it drops into the ugly camp. the u.k. is there and there are a couple of positives always in a bad situation. the sterling fall was much needed. the u.k. todaynk it would be unfortunately the ugly camp. tom: jonathan fenby, thank you so much. sharma, thank you. geoffrey dennis will join us. it is an important day for the united kingdom. ♪ this morning, as margaret thatcher did in may of 1979, theresa may will present herself to the queen. she will be invited to form a government and serve at her majesty's pleasure. call it the may rally. a sterling strength and stocks advance worldwide to record highs. meanwhile in the colonies, a messaged trump have to two americas. good morning, everyone. this is "bloomberg surveillanc

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in marseille appeared before the committee to discuss the proposal to relocate the prison in detainee's and much of the news surrounded the revelation that these words unfortunately were americans that have died because of guantanamo day tabes. at least the east faulty tabes a release from the facility with the allied forces in afghanistan killing half a dozen americans thought was startling enough but it is particularly disturbing that upon close examination fees with this is made statements to the committee that is inconsistent with the documents with information they have supplied under the holon specifically the committee asked if the department of defense ever knowingly transferring a detainee to a country that did not exhibit the ability to substantially mitigate the risk of recidivism board to maintain custody or control of that individual. so they assured committee members that it had not. so numerous intelligence reports suggest that the answers were inaccurate that they had done so on numerous occasions to have the sole responsibility of putting a grievance under the law congr