max? >> yeah, thank you. just learned that there have been two more arrests in nice connected with thursday's terror attack. a man and a woman detained on sunday morning. that brings the total number of people arrested to seven. that includes the suspect's ex-wife as well, also getting more information about the man who killed 84 people, zigzagging a truck through the crowd. the 31-year-old tunisian suspect became radicalized very quickly, and a source tells cnn that they are looking at a connection between the suspect and a recruiter. the site of the terror attack also reopening. so the promenade is reopening once again. will ripley is with me. you've been on the promenade. >> five men in custody, two women. one of them is the attacker's estranged wife. they questioned the wife or partner immediately, because that's the person closest to the individual. the four men were arrested overnight into saturday. we don't know if they're friends, associates, what their connection might be. and weigh also don't have m

max: we know he was a criminal.convicted for threats and violence, not connected to terrorism, but domestic violence. that's one part. the other part, what happened in nice has every sign of the making of an islamist terror attacks. experts have said as much, politicians have said as much, but all that is missing is the official link, but most believe this will be established. if it is, then we have a very familiar picture. the picture of the pett criminaly who was radicalized in some way, that led him to do what he did last night. christopher: what about security? are people in nice asking questions about how one man in a truck could cost them much carnage? -- cause so much carnage? max: it's a pretty big truck, to be fair. the overall theme here, nobody expected this to happen. nobody even had the idea of this could be done, therefore, at least that's what i gather from reports, people have been telling me the roadblocks last night were not designed to keep out a 19-ton truck. it was just to signal people, you can

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max?orter: becky, people across france and in other nations have been paying tribute to the victims of the bastille day attack here in nice. ♪ this was the scene as u.s. secretary of state john kerry laid flowers in luxembourg in honor of those killed in thursday's attack. saturday 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 f

>> i wouldn't comment on that, right now i'm just doing news max and i'm not commenting on what may be happening, i'm not looking for any position, i am quite happy running news max and as you know, we have a lot to talk about because hillary clinton's running for president and a lot of people are an by that people like yourself and other people in the media establishment aren't really talking about her as much as they're talking about stuff at fox. >> we're going to have four days to talk about clinton coming up here, but let me ask you about two things here, you talk about news max, it's one of several news channels who's fighting to take a bite out of fox audiences, do you think it's this is an opportunity for news max to take advantage of the shake-up at fox? >> we already are huge on the online space. news max has been around 17 years, we are the third most viewed political news site in the nation, after your network, cnn's website, politico, and then it was news max, it wasn't fox news, we have a history of being very large, we reach about 15 million americans each month online,

nine for the starter, max scherzer, in seven innings. he allowed only three hits, one unearned run. >> tom: the all-star break will come at a good time for new york. getting some needed days off for both cespedes and syndergaard. but again, terry collins wants his team to get out there and grind tomorrow, find some way to split the series. >> kenny: the mets won the opener thursday, 9-7. but since then, they have been held to two runs on eight hits. over the last two nights. >> tom: this is the guy they really have to get going. i think is going to take a while, though. i think he rushed back, didn't really get a lot of abies a b'e minor leagues. there is a lot of rust in the game. the potential there for him to be a catalyst. >> kenny: the payoff pitch to d'arnaud, takes inside, ball four. the two-out walk issued by matt belisle. here's de aza, who has reached base three times. he has two of the four mets hits tonight. after coming in just 4 for his last 43. now the rain has picked up with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. strike one

i'm max foster in nice, france. >> i'm becky anderson in paris. this is "cnn newsroom." >>> turkish president ird.want says a cleric living in exile in the u.s. orchestrated the recent coup attempt. erdogan is demanding that the u.s. arrest or extradite gulen and crowds gathered outside gulen's home in pennsylvania to echo that sentiment. but gulen says he wasn't involved with the uprise at all. whoever was involved left a major rift with 200 people dead and almost 3,000 military officers detained for their involvement. cnn's ian lee joining us now from istanbul with more. and certainly we are seeing a crashdown as far as those that erdogan believes were responsible for this coup. what will happen to them next? >> becky, what we've been hearing, what that exactly means. we don't know. but it is still very much recent events. it's been 36 hours since the coup took place. >> a bloody 24 hours of this turkey. the military declared it had taken control of the country and imposed martial law. >> president erdogan appealed to his supporters on face time

max: superhard.y have a big team of content auditors to have this kind of very broadly written content policy. it includes things like piracy and also violence and bullying and hate speech. it is the job of these people to figure out -- certain videos are very clear-cut. others where it is violent but maybe there is a good news reason to do it, it is up to these people that are in places like india, ireland, austin who have to basically in real-time say, does this violate our policies? those are hard calls to make. those are calls that very well paid journalists make all the time. in real-time it can be really hard. imagine somebody in india trying to make a decision about an event going on halfway around the world. carol: at one point this video this was pulled down originally. max: we don't know why, facebook called that a glitch. that could mean any number of things. we tend to think it is -- it was probably in the moderation area that it broke down. we don't know and facebook has not said. the bo

max dreidel! >> thank you very much.le kak the white ice cube back in san francisco again to give you that real or fake freshness that you need. >> boy -- >> here's video. we've got some wake boarding drone footage about to go down. >> oh. >> too close. >> i say real. >> yeah, sure. >> let me ask you this, though, the camera continued to work for awhile as it went underwater. most cameras on drones are not waterproof. how did they recover the footage. >> okay, okay. you right. you're right. those are excellent points. >> when it comes to this video i'm nwa, no worries about it. >> i'm suspicious but i'm still saying real. >> i think we're unanimous, max. what do you say? >> i'll make it unanimous. this is real. the person on the wake board didn't see the drone coming in at him. so they couldn't have like prepared for it and been ready to fall actually hit them from the back. they weren't prepared. and they both go down. so i'm going real. >> here's video number two. [ bleep ] >> oh. >> you could -- >> that's how people g

max?they're literally just trying to find the links that they may have had to have to any other groups. apart from that, they're trying to prepare for any similar instance that might occur. it is frightening where someone can carry out hematitesuch a ho attack and not have any clear motivation but that seems to be the situation at this point. meanwhile, they're trying to clear out this area. people are in a horrible state of insecurity not knowing what to do is kind of all you have. a couple of streets down that way, life appears to be carrying on as normal. people are out at the bistros. people are coming from all over france to hang out here but at the same time here it is this isolated, frightening place. and to think that all of this happened at a time where, you know, bastille days it is all about peace, it is about french identity and for that to have happened here, people have struggling with. >> the driver plowed through a mile long stretch of where you are now and it is a differen

nine for the starter, max scherzer, in seven innings. he allowed only three hits, one unearned run. >> tom: the all-star break will come at a good time for new york. getting some needed days off for both cespedes and syndergaard. but again, terry collins wants his team to get out there and grind tomorrow, find some way to split the series. >> kenny: the mets won the opener thursday, 9-7. but since then, they have been held to two runs on eight hits. over the last two nights. >> tom: this is the guy they really have to get going. i think is going to take a while, though. i think he rushed back, didn't really get a lot of abies a b'e minor leagues. there is a lot of rust in the game. the potential there for him to be a catalyst. >> kenny: the payoff pitch to d'arnaud, takes inside, ball four. the two-out walk issued by matt belisle. here's de aza, who has reached base three times. he has two of the four mets hits tonight. after coming in last 43. now the rain has picked up with two outs in the bottom of the ninth. strike one to de aza, as

max: that is right. that is right.ny people know, there was a shooting, that is basically a 30-year-old black man died on camera, and this went viral. it set off basically a nationwide conversation on race much of it playing out on , facebook live. some of it sort of tv networks rerunning these facebook things. all of a sudden, facebook was right in the middle of the new cycle. david: i imagine people will be discussing this for a really long time. people written articles about how this crystallized the problem. being able to see that in a way you would not have been able to the it months or years ago. max: it is stunning. part of it is this weird nice, controlled space that facebook has created. you know we think of it as a , place where we see wedding photos that is very tightly curated. when you see violence in the most intimate way possible, it is very moving. that is why the video was so powerful. carol: it is so funny you say curated lives versus real life. that is what we're getting now. max: right. when you ope

all right, max, thank you very much indeed for that. more from max coming up.hough, turkey's president promising that the leaders of an attempted military coup will pay a heavy price. we spoke to supporters a short time ago, a few hours after his own military tried to seize control of the country. tanks rolled through the streets of ankara and istanbul overnight pushing through crowds, gunfire and explosions left at least 60 dead, a thousand others wounded. even the parliament building in ankara came under attack, sustaining damage from a bomb. hours later, video shows soldiers surrounding and surrendering en masse. a source within the president's office tells cnn turkey authorities have detained more than 1500 military personnel across the country. joining us now from paris and international correspondent for france 24. we know what happened overnight. remarkable to see this play out on our television screens. what we don't know is what happens next. thoughts? >> well, i think, number one, if you're erdogan, you have to do the autopsy of this failed coup attem

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i'm in paris, my colleague, max foster, is in nice. max?ecky, the 84 people killed in the terrible attack here in nice, in france on thursday have being mourned all over the world. a driver plowed a truck through crowds celebrating the franny national holiday. the eiffel tower lit up with the colors of the french flag. it is the third time that france has been significantly attacked in about a year and a half. the french president is requesting the state of emergency that was due to be lifted to be extended for another three months. you see the military out here on the streets. francois hollande says his country will over come all trials and we're learning new details about the suspect behind that awful attack. we have to warn you that some of the video that you're about to see is very disturbing. our cnn international correspondent clarissa ward has the very latest. >> reporter: mayhem and carnage as a large truck careens into tourists and residents for over a mile, sending hundreds running for their lives. the driver has been identified a

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i want to thank max rodriguez. as he said, we began collaborating maybe 20 years ago when we were each 12 years old, right, max? when i was doing the national black writers conference and max joined me. he is a good friend. my mentor, john oliver kilns, who co-founded the conference with me, used to talk about long distance runners. he would say you can make a sprint, but who's the guy who can go all the way? and max is a long distance runner. he's a visionary. he's remained focused on his goal. and as he said, this is the 18th time he's doing this book festival and has done for in more other -- for many other events as he has described. so i want to sort of -- i'm going to name my topic. my topic is literature by black writers. who are the readers? who are the readers of literature by black writers? i want to start with a disclaimer. i was speaking to max, and i said, you know, max be, i don't want this panel to be called black literature: who are the readers? and that difference is important to me, and i want to

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no, but max, but real max kessler, i swear, he's the sweetest, nicest kid. right now. >> jimmy: i want to show a clip of you and david spade. the movie's so much fun. you just sat back and just laughed the whole way through. you're about to start new lives. do we mention that you, you kill somebody basically? you find dead bodies -- i don't know if i mentioned that. >> yes, i stumble upon two dead bodies. >> jimmy: you fake your own death and do over your life? >> and i take their identity, i and give it to me and david so we start a new life. and the people's bodies we stole were filthy rich, and so we have a boat now and everything. [ laughter ] oh, you're just gonna love it. here's david spade and adam sandler about to start their new lives in "the do-over." it's on netflix friday. check this out. >> this is insane. i've never seen anything like it. my god, i got to join the fbi. how long have you had her? >> she's a virgin. i want you to pop her cherry. >> me? what do i do? >> come on. >> to kicking ass and taking names! >> there he is! >> woo-hoo! [ scr

you want max? i'll give you max. 16 points and 14 boards per game.id not stop the atlanta hawks from offering him a three-year, $70.5 million deal. former st. mary's star received an offer with the milwaukee bucs. jeremy lind heading back to new york with the nets. getting a three-year, $36 million deal. and my feeling is that you can never, ever, overpay a beil. another beil should be getting a look here. if you need a lefty guard, i would be available. don't the kings need somebody? i can play for them. they're awful, i can tep. today was the first day of free agency in the nhl. sharks made a splash and he spent his career with coyotes. four years, $16 and these guys are way underpaid. sclmeko will replace roman. serena williams having trouble against christina mchale. serena, frustrated. but the 21 time major winner won two sets, finishing up with an ace. sister, venus stars against dariakatkina. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. i am available. >> very much. >> we have a great jump spot, right? >> absolutely. >> coming up, so

you want max? i'll give you max. 16 points and 14 boards per game. with lakers and rockets, that, however did not stop the atlanta hawks from offering him a three-year, $70.5 million deal. former st. mary's star received an offer with the milwaukee bucs. jeremy lind heading back to new york with the nets. getting a three-year, $36 million deal. and my feeling is that you can never, ever, overpay a beil. another beil should be getting a look here. if you need a lefty guard, i would be available. don't the kings need somebody? i can play for them. they're awful, i can tep. today was the first day of free agency in the nhl. sharks made a splash and he spent his career with coyotes. four years, $16 million for him. and these guys are way underpaid. sclmeko will replace roman. serena williams having trouble against christina mchale. serena, frustrated. but the 21 time major winner won two sets, finishing up with an ace. sister, venus stars against dariakatkina. abc7 sports brought to you by orchard supply hardware. i am available. >> very much. >> we have

and max boot is a military historian and a senior fellow on the council on foreign relations. david, where does the story go from here? do you think there will be more revelations, do you think there will be more we'll learn from u.s. intelligence agencies? >> i think there's a few things to look for, fareed, first if there are more revelations and we don't know if whoever is holding them is doling them out. there's a bit of forensic evidence that points back to a few russian intelligence agencies, but that doesn't mean that that's who's got the documents today. the question is whether there's any relationship between the people surrounding mr. trump and the russian authorities. i think the third question is, whether or not the u.s. government decides to actually accuse russia of being behind this hack. the u.s. government has been very cautious about the hacks, just as they were cautious about the hacks into the white house and the joint chiefs of staff. it's believed that they were conducted by the same actors, so you have an unusual story where we have foreign powers seekin

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our correspondent max foster on the ground following this story. max, good to have you with us.ree days, the third day of mourning for those killed in the deadly attack. if you could just set the scene for us there where you are. >> yeah, well, i went out to the support center and actually spoke to the minister for victims, who has a very senior role now in french government. says it all, doesn't it, that we've had multiple attacks and they have a permanent now victim minister in the cabinet. and she was talking largely about the children. we had -- there were 40 children caught up in the events on thursday night. 12 have died. five are still in intensive care. and all the surviving children have lost a family member, most of them having lost a parent. so that just says it all really. when you look at these memorials that have really developed all the way along the path of this massacre, you see all these cuddly toys and you see lots of children's drawings, and it's really striking the way children are really remembered most. partly because that's what marked this attack out in

bradley beal reportedly agreed to five-year max deal worth $128 million.averagedded 17 points a game this season. but think about this. he only played 5 game -- 55 games with 35 starts because of injuries. he is now the highest paid player on the team. today john wall tweeted "congrats to my little bro. now everything is on you. welcome back." in hockeys, caps fan favorite jason chimera found a new home with the islanders. he spent seven se last year he had one of the best seasons finishing with 20 goals and 20 assists. wimbledon, serena had a battle with fellow american but the world number one came up big with her serve. she handed out three straight aces to end the match in the third set. she moves on to the third round with the 6-7, 6-2, 6-4 win. older sister venus even better. got tough for her but she has the experience. she wins in a marathon. soccer, d.c. united on the road tonight. get used to it. that's where they will be until july 21. the head coach says they have to be better than better. >> there is a mind set to being away and sometimes you

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