notre dame. today, even if it is low tech, and there is one report it may have been with a hammer, we don't know what these things are. we don't know how people are conducting attacks. malcolm nance, our terrorism expert, is on the phone with us. malcolm, you've been busy the last few days dealing with stuff in london. it's sort of hard to separate the weak from the chaff when you hear of an attack in a place like notre dame. there's more security presence in paris than six months ago, but these are still soft targets. >> well, the entire world is a soft target when it comes to a terrorist. >> yeah. >> that's why terrorists, as the ira coined the phrase, they can be successful just once and meet all of their goals, which as antiterrorism forces have to be successful all the time. we are seeing an evolution in is isis's tactics and al qaeda's tact tactics. going from the trained attacker, organized cell, and they are pushing and have been pushing for the last three to four years for attackers to t

we have from police telling cnn that a man tried to attack police near notre dame, outside of notre dame in paris. police then shot the man, wounding him. unclear the severity of his injuries. that is the very latest that we have at this moment. police clearly still locking down the scene and working through this as we are getting just our very first images coming out from what clearly was a chaotic scene in one of the most popular tourist attractions, one of the most popular spots and landmarks, historic landmarks in the beautiful city of paris. brian stelter, host of "reliable sourc sources" is here. you've been keeping your eye and ear to the ground and what you're picking up as well. >> and describing this scene inside the cathedral, remarkable that we're seeing what's inside the cathedral. however, we're not seeing reports of other injuries, of any fatalities. it does not appear, so far, that there were other injuries to any civilians on the scene. this one police officer who was apparently injured by this hammer attack. i think it's very notable from a quote president trump, who re

there is the aerial video not far from the river, notre dame cathedral. a police officer on duty is attacked by a man with a hammer. >> melissa: there is a heightened response to these incidents right now. we also saw those attacks in nice, france itself is no stranger to terror. we see one of these alerts, once again that something is happened, although this incident. reports right now it appears to be contained, but still, we are watching the scene right now and bringing our reporters to the scene as well. >> jon: looks awful empty and these live pictures. that is because authorities have told tourists to please leave the area. all of the tourists essentially have scattered. there is a police investigation underway, a crime scene no outside that gorgeous cathedral in paris. notre dame where an attacker when after a police officer with a hammer, was shot twice by the police. benjamin hall made the point a bit earlier that paris police as well as military members are patrolling the streets and are armed. that is not always the case in london where some of

we start with that breaking news, in paris, france, this afternoon where a man was shot outside notre dame cathedral. officials say the man yelled, quote, this is for syria, as he attacked a police officer with a hammer. officers opened fire, they wounded that attacker. nbc'ses kelly cobiella has been following the story since it started unfolding. chris dickey from "the daily beast" is live on scene in paris. kelly, let me start with you, at this point what more do we know about the man and the circumstances that unfolded outside notre dame? >> well, craig, let me take you through how this played out this morning your time in the afternoon, paris time. it started about 2 1/2 hours ago, 10:30 eastern time, about 3:30, 4:00 in the afternoon in paris. police tweeted out that there was a security operation at notre dame cathedral and told people to remain inside the cathedral. as you see there, they were bringing people who were outside the cathedral and in the vicinity off where the cathedral is getting people out of the ea and closing down roads. they had reports that a man had attacked a p

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what is happening outside of notre dame right now?eration going on. the area's been cordoned off. and what we're hearing are reports that a man tried to attack a policeman with a hammer and was then shot by police, although the man apparently injured and hasn't been killed. those are the details as we have them. and if, indeed, this turns out to be the case, this is what we've seen a lot of in paris over the course of the last few months. february, march, april, each month saw one attacker take on security forces specifically. this has become something of a theme over the course of the last few months. so, this could well be the latest in that series of attacks on security forces. of course, france remains in a state of emergency. many policemen, many military personnel still on the streets, not just of france, but more specifically of paris, and the kind of monuments like notre dame, which are so visited by tourists. so, these have increasingly, sadly, become the targets of attacks, the latest one, of course, back in april when on th

french police shoot a man outside paris's notre—dame cathedral — after he attacked officers with a hammerident trump claims credit for the blockade of qatar by some of its gulf neighbours. he says it could be "the beginning of the end" for terrorism. and hidden for 600 years. the mediaeval aqueducts helping save southern india from drought. welcome to the programme. it's 8am in singapore and 1am here in london. the british prime minister, theresa may says she's prepared to modify human rights laws in order to tackle the terror threat. she was speaking after fresh questions were asked about how the security services had missed the london bridge terror plot. those questions are being asked more urgently after the third of the attackers was identified. he was youssef zaghba, a 22—year old moroccan—italian man, living in east london, who'd been prevented from travelling to syria last year. he was known to the authorities in italy. earlier, there was a minute's silence across britain for those who were caught up in the london bridge attack, including two australians who died. alison holt repor

french police say they have shot a man at notre dame after he tried to use a hammer. the third london bridge attacker is named as 22—year—old moroccan—italian youssef zaghba, italian authorities had stopped him travelling to syria last year. a minute's silence is held across the uk for the seven who were killed and the dozens more injured in the attack. tributes are paid to an australian nurse as she ran towards people on the bridge. another australian, 21—year—old sara zelenak, has been missing since saturday, her aunt says they fear the worst. she's one of those people who doesn't drink, doesn't do drugs, doesn't do anything wrong. she's amazing and she's 21 years of age. prince charles and camilla visit the royal london hospital where 12 of the injured were taken on saturday night. rbs reaches a £200 million settlement with investors who say they were misled about the bank's strength during the financial crisis. and it's twice the size ofjupiter with a temperature of over 4,000 degrees celsius — scientists discover the hottest planet ever found. good afternoon and

notre notre dame in the middle of the city.r this ins didn't. french television are reporting that tourists were fleeing for cover. this is one of europe's most visited tourist destinations, more than 13.6 million visitors per year and the most popular tourist destination in paris. so reports of people running away from the scene. a shot, one shot at least, apparently fired after a policeman injured a man who had attacked him with a hammer outside paris' notre dame. it is in lockdown the area around the cathedral. we are getting information all the time. reuters reporting that the man was later shot and injured by police officers who responded to the initial reports of the attack. i'm going to give one more agency a shot. no, that's all we have at the moment. so, a man attacked a police officer near notre dame and was later shot and injured bya dame and was later shot and injured by a police officer who responded to those reports. nil on that and we'll —— anymore on that and we'll return to it. first let's get a weather update.

tourists are urged to stay away from the area of notre dame.ortant detail of what the anchor was describing. raqqa is under significant assault. those who believe isis -- that considered raqqa its home could be taken back by u.s.-led forces at some point perhaps in the next couple of days or weeks because this is an area that has been under a lot of pressure. and we're waiting to get more military news as to whether or not the u.s.-led coalition is making more progress there. general jack keane is watching all of it. we'll bring him in in a moment. the a.p. is reporting a security operation is underway near notre dame cathedral urging passersby to stay away from the area. police department in france tweeted about the operation a short time ago where it's about nine minutes before 5:00 in the afternoon. not a lot of information in that tweet but an official did not offer much more information other than knowing that large number of police have responded to the area near the river seine after a string of islamic extremist attacks in recent years.

as i was approaching notre dame just after the incident, you saw people going into the sub way and also coming out of the subway. the area roped off. >> and what do we know, what we're bed told is the counter terror unit is handling this because of articles, incidents, or facts found at the scene. >> right, they're not getting into details in terms of what the facts may be. what they're saying is because of the circumstances surrounding this, at a i have high profile place. that by definition they have to investigate this as a possible terror incident. the motive behind this, they're not saying what the exact motive is, but they are opening a counter terror investigation based on the fact that is happened at notre dame cathedral. there was a deadly shooting on a aer -- they told us that a man pulled a hammer out of his backpack, his a police officer in a chest and head and his partner open fired and shot this suspect. we're not sure how many times we're not sure how hurt the police officer was. the attacker we believe is not kill killed. a few witnesses have seen the attack, people were

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tourists trapped inside the notre dame cathedral. we have exclusive video tonight of the attacker, targeting a police officer outside the cathedral. inside, look at this. hundreds trapped. you can see their hands in the air. so far, it appears the attacker was working alone but tonight, paris is on edge and abc's john longman leads us off from the scene. >> reporter: panic today in the heart of paris, throngs of tourists sent running, as shots ring out in front of one of the world's most iconic cathedrals. the drama began at 4:20 p.m., surveillance cameras trained on the crowded plaza in front of notre-dame capture the moment an attacker lunges at three police officers, striking one of them with a hammer. one of the other officers draws his gun and fires. the attacker falls to the ground. you can see the man lying on the ground here, an officer standing over him, the cellphone video recorded by an american tourist, kyle riches. >> we heard two gunshots and so at that point, my wife and i ran away to the corner, and then we turned aro

according to the police, the situation is under control at notre dame. continue to monitor this. vonnie: time for our latest bloomberg's nest/, the biggest -- business flash, valeant pharmaceuticals, one of their unit will be sold to a german company. a possible agreement maybe reached and their assets could be valued at $2 billion. ceos of the largest u.s. companies optimistic about second-quarter sales and spending. the sentiment hit a three-year high. nestis related bloomberg's -- that is the latest bloomberg business flash. ♪ ♪ live from london and new york, this is the european close. talks finishing the tuesday session lower, down for the seventh day in nine. cautious today, spending their money on haven assets like gold, bonds, as investors look forward to the big thursday, the ecb testimony and the u.k. elections , three big event we will cover in detail on bloomberg television. seven days of declines in nine with volatility declining for a second day. this is one week volatility, on friday all the delete rose to the highest levels since january,

the french interior minister says the man who attacked police officer with a hammer outside the notre dame clique took the back cathedral in paris appeared to be acting alone. >> jon: he claimed "it's for syria" as he went on the attack. >> british authorities identifying all three men and the deadly rampage. they had people running for their lives through the streets of london. what we are learning about their past. plus, a u.s. intelligence contractor charged with leaking classified information about russia and the 2016 election. could the push to repeal and replace obamacare be losing momentum in the senate? why some comments by republican lawmakers are raising questions. it's all happening now. >> jon: we begin with a fox news alert as we await the white house briefing ahead of the meeting with republican leadership. welcome to the second hour of "happending now" ." >> melissa: we are live at the white house where there is about to be a whole lot of action from press secretary at sean spicer's briefing to the president sitting down with house and senate leaders and pushing his domestic

this time in front of the famous notre dame cathedral. assailant was caught on video, lunging before being shot as tourists were locked down unsure if the terrorist was among them. we have a full report from the scene. >> and surprising news coming out of washington. president trump anything reap with attorney general jeff sessions. the white house refusing to say whether the president has confidence in his own attorney general. our abc news correspondent, breaking the news, sessions offered to resign as well as ag. >> then the bombshell testimony in bill cosby's sexual assault trial. hear what his accuser said on the stand what we can expect in court today. >> high-speed catamaran making a difficult maneuver and capsizes du as crew members go flying from the 50 foot boat. heavy winds creating chaotic conditions on the water. how things played out on this wednesday, june 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to everybody on this wednesday. we are going to start yet again overseas and yet again with an

to paris now come over police are treating an incident outside notre dame cathedral this afternoon as terrorist attack. officers shot and wounded a man after he attacked one of them with a hammer. a policeman and the suspect had been hospitalized. >> in this celell phone foototae shot by a bystander, a police officer can be seen when he a gun at a man lying motionless on the ground. moments before that, the man, armed with a hammer and kitchen knives, is said to have approached three officers outside the notre dame cathedral and started hitting one of them with a hammer. one of the police officers opopened fire, wounding the assailant. inside the gothic landmark, some 900 visitors unaware of what w s unfofolding outside were lockedn until the area was declared sasafe. police instructed them to raise their hands. one woman who was in the crowd recounted what happened. >> it was really scary, but i was very proud of how calm everyone was. no one knew what was happening. they initially announced things in france and did not tell us much about it, but i think we did not know what was happ

much like the great teams of notre dame. great school, great place. in fact, vice president mike pence is there today, doing a fabulous job as he always does. [applause] president trump: a few years ago "the new york times" even wrote a story on the great ambitions of the liberty flames. that story prompted a long time president of another school to write a letter to jerry. it is a letter that reverend falwell would have been very, very pleased to read. jerry tells me that letter now hangs on the wall in the boardroom of your great university. it came from the late father theodore hexberg, the beloved president of the university of notre dame 35 years ago. like this school's founder, he was a truly kindhearted man of deep faith. in the letter, he recalled that notre dame's own meteoric rise from a small, midwestern school to a national football powerhouse. then he wrote something so amazing and generous, he wrote, i think you are on that same trajectory now, and i want to wish you all of the best and encourage you from the starting, and from being abl

adrianna: shot fired nearly notre dame cathedral in paris. this hour.coming in paris police saying the situation is under control. police say a man armed with a hammer attack the police officer near the notre dame cathedral. the man was shot by police and taken to the hospital. the severity of his injuries are unknown at this hour. we are seeing heavy police presencebu we do not know the motivation behind the attack. paris remains under high scrutiny after a string of islamic attacks. we will continue to follow developments through the afternoon. adrianna: london has released the names of all of the attackers and terror rampages. at least one of them was well known to authorities. new images were released of the three men responsible for the attacker the third man was a moroccan-born italian citizen. a 25-year-old who once lived in maryland faces charges for leaking information about russians in her fear and's in the 2016 elections. she is the first to for leaks under donald trump's watch. >> he promised to bring leakers to justice. now, a mi

. >>> tonight, attack at notre dame, an assailant attacks and opens fire inside the famed cathedral in paris. hands in the air. was it terrorism? >>> top secret exposed. a mystery swirling around the young american charged about leaking information about russian election meddling. how she says she was caught. >>> driven out, uber in investigation deep in allegations of widespread harassment at the company. >>> face-to-face, bill cosby's accuser takes the stand for the first time, telling the jury the night she says the first time he drugged and sexually assaulted her. >>> rock star, an exclusive with a rock star who just pulled off an astounding feet many thought was impossible. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening, everyone. glad to have you here tonight. paris and one of its most famous landmarks has become the latest target in a wave of attacks to strike europe in recent weeks. french authorities say a man launched a brazen assault on a police officer use hamminger ou

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he was a screaming it's for syria outside the notre dame church in paris. he had an addition to the hammer that he was trying to attack the police officer with and other bystanders as well, he also had kitchen knives on him. police believe he acted alone. what's the significance of that? remember, authorities have been telling us about the low-tech nature of some of these incidents and they've been monitoring a situation, trying to see what's connected. that low-tech speaks to the number of these that we are seeing and not necessarily the volume or the impact. a lot to watch for. we are on it, will bring you the news as it happens. >> meghan: president trump is set to meet with republican leaders today on health care as a new battle looms in congress. republicans are facing a make or break moment over repealing and replacing obamacare. senate leaders are reporting only the president tweeting this morning, big meeting today with the public and leadership concerning tax cuts in health care. while pushing hard, it must get it right. mitch mcconnell is saying t

>> well, this is taking place at notre dame cathedral in the heart of paris.w moments ago, police put out a tweet saying there was a security orati underway at notre me asking people to stay away from the area. we've since gotten unconfirmed reports that a man attacked a police officer with a hammer, or tried to attack a police officer with a hammer and was shot. we're still trying to confirm -- i believe we've confirmed with police that shots were fired. we're not clear yet on the condition of that person or any more information about that person who tried to attack this police officer. this, as you know, is a very heavily protected part of paris, ever since the paris attacks. there have been military on the streets, a state of emergency in france, and these areas are heavily protected with armed police as well as military in many cases. we are getting some, again, unconfirmed reports that people, tourists in the area, have been told to stay put if they're inside notre dame cathedral. of course, people in the area are being asked to stay away. at this point,

france says the attack on a police officer near notre dame cathedral yesterday was an isolated incident from a man acting alone, this as the french president pushes through his plan to set up a task force to track the islamic state group 24 hours a day. also coming up in business, the fallout from claims of harassment at uber. they have fired more than 20 employees as a result of an internal investigation. more on that on the way, but first, our top story live from paris. media says the attack at the parliament in tehran is now over and that all four assailants have been killed. the islamic state group claimed responsibility for the attack and the second one at the mausoleum of the ayatollah khomeini. we are hearing from an official that at least 12 people died in those twin attacks in tehran and another 35 were hurt. to get more analysis on what happened today, let's bring in a iran expert who joins us from sweden. how surprising was the sort of attack in tehran? have not seen anything there in recent memory. >> it is surprising in the sense that there have been no attacks of this kind

notre dame cathedral. new surveillance. the suspect with a hammer and the knives.ople with their hands in the air. what the suspect was shouting. >>> here at home tonight the countdown to comey. we have exclusive reporting with abc news has learned, the fired fbi director is prepared to say in front of congress and the american people. >>> the top-secret document leaked. the 25-year-old air force veteran, behind bars tonight. and what the classified document revea reveals about the russians and efforts to hack software used in voting machines across

details of an attack outside of famed notre dame cathedral and what we know about the suspect. david: go back to markets quickly. the dow closing lower for the second straight day as markets await big events inside and outside of the beltway. nicole petallides on floor of new york stock exchange. watching it all for us. it could have been a lot worse, nicole. >> absolutely. let's look at tech titans that hit all-time highs. a sell program went in late in the day on fang stocks, facebook, amazon, netflix and google. they hit all-time highs for you, exactly the fang stocks. amazon went up to 1016. they are on apple tv, fire tv, offering 5.95 a month for those with low income to have access to prime service. retailers came under pressure. retailers really very empathetic to latest reports from macy's. macy's announcing their gross margin going forward will be less than expected. decline more than expected, after nine straight quarters of same-store sales declining. it is bringing down the entire group. in fact kohl's is down 6%. dillard's down 4%. selling across the board. big pic

minutes ago they say the operation at notre dame is over but have not provided additional details. >>now police have identified the third man involved in the deadly terror attacks in london. that the 22-year-old moroccan born italian citizen was among the third attackers. this comes as we learn more about the other attackers, london police say that 27-year-old worked for the london underground for less than six months. that he was an extreme lift featured in the documentary called the jihadist next door and he was detained by police and accused officers of discrimination. >> we are all praying -- >> the three assailants were shot dead by police within eight minutes after they ran over and stabbed multiple people. seven people were killed in the attack and nearly 50 others were injured. >>> developing now out of delaware county. police are searching for the gunman that shot a woman early this morning in upper darby. the woman was shot multiple times including twice in the head. "action news" reporter bob brooks live now in upper darky with the latest in this investigation. >> reporter:

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nbc's keir simmons is in paris. >> reporter: chaos in front of the famous notre dame cathedral.terrified tourists running, algerian student armed with a hammer attacking a french police officer. >> we were at the front and people came running towards us. you had to keep running. we didn't know what the cause of it was. >> reporter: the suspect, seen here, after being shot by other officers screaming, this is for syria, as he launched the attack carrying kitchen knives in addition tottenhamer. hundreds of visitors were locked inside the cathedral. one of them, a former u.s. terrorism official, on vacation. >> police came in, made us put our hands up and search us apparently looking for potential perpetrators. that's when everyone got frightened and realized we might be at risk ourselves. >> reporter: three days ago she was in london where there was a deadly attack on another tourist site. just now fears from a call from isis for low tech attacks is being heeded. >> it's an effort by isis to get individuals to conduct an attack anywhere at any time using any means. >> reporter: fr

and new video showing the attack on police officers in france outside of the notre dame cathedral and a 22-year-old is on trial after encouraging her boyfriend to take his life. >> and the latest on breaking news we brought you in our first half hour in delaware county. an employee in chipotle was arrested accused of selling drugs out of the restaurant and the -- shut down the restaurant. walter perez has the very latest. >> reporter: hi rick, a lot of activity here right now, we just pulled up on the scene minutes ago and are sorting through the details. but here is what we know. this is part is of a month long investigation involving the radnor police and undercover officers moved in and made the arrest and accused the person of using the chip oat lay as the source of dealing on his person they found a half pound on his person and found the back of a tank of a toilet inside of the chipotle filled with paraphernal paraphernalia. and that is all seized and we are not sure how it is connected to the scene but more than likely it is linked to this case. one arrest is made and three peop

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in paris a man has been shot and wounded by police after he attacked an officer outside notre—dame cathedralround the cathedral has been closed —— and people are being asked to stay away. in election campaigning here —— labour says planned cuts to the size of the metropolitan police force will make it harder to stop terror attacks in future. and with just two days to go we'll bring you ‘ask this‘ —— your questions to the parties, today it's the turn of plaid cymru. it's 5 o'clock. our main story is that police have named the third man who carried out the attack in the london bridge area on saturday night. he was youssef zaghba an italian national of moroccan descent. it's reported that the italian authorities had prevented him from travelling to syria last year and that he was on a watch list shared with the moroccan and british agencies. the prime minister on the election campaign trail today said the police and mi5 would review their processes —— once they'd made more progress with the investigation. his identity was revealed after scotland yard defended a decision it made two years ago, t

inside notre dame cathedral in paris this afternoon hundreds of tourists suddenly found themselves underkdown while outside police were yelling for hundreds more to run. clearing the square outside the cathedral after another attack played out. >> he had a hammer. we also found on him kitchen knives. so that means this was very basic tools. we've gone from a sophisticated terrorism to a taimple where any type of tool can be used to attack people. >> reporter: police said the operation was over about an hour after it started. the attack coming on the 73rd anniversary of d-day and coincides with the first day of a new either by the united states and its allies to retake the syrian city of raqqa, the de facto capital of the muslim militant group isis. >> we're going to have to take that cal fate down for the attacks that you have seep going on around the world that you all have reported on will continue. >> reporter: meanwhile police in london have now publicly identified a third suspect in saturday's terror attacks which left seven dead. he is a 22-year-old moroccan italian on a security w

z2bjdz zvpz y2bjdy yvpy >> a man who attacked a police officer with a hammer outside of notre dame inis yelled "this is for syria." prosecutors say they started an interrogation investigation. it happened just before 4:30 in the afternoon today local time. 10:30 a.m. on the east coast. hundreds of people inside the cathedral. a tourist destination. one surrounded by shops and cafes and crapes shops. we have a photo of the scene in the top right corner on the ground there. you can see someone who appeared to be a wounded attacker. police say they shot him and that he's now in the hospital. he is expected to live. not mortally wounded. our producer in paris notes that police headquarters is across the street. cops responded quickly. the cathedral went into lockdown when this happened. the photo inside the building from a woman who said people were concerned, ambulances had been making their way inside. she told police or she said police told them to put their hands in the air as they checked the pews one by one. they wanted to make sure there were no other culprits here. trace gallagher

. >> chaos in front of the world famous notre dame cathedral. >> drat make tick courtroom testimony from the would n ma accusing bill cosby of sexual assault. >> police search for the suspect in this random act of violence. >> babies make four for george and amal clooney. >> good morning, i'm gigi stone wood. >> i'm frances rivera. two attacks in iran's capital. a local news agency reports five people were fatally shot and another 25 wounded. two of the attackers were reportedly armed with ak-47s while another carried a handgun, and there are unconfirmed reports they took four hostages within the parliament. >> in a separate reported attack that left two dead, shots fired at the mausoleum of ayatollah khomeini. terrorists there carried out a suicide bombing according to state media which released what appears to be stills of security footage from the incident. it was not immediately clear who was behind the attacks or whether they were coordinated. >>> a flood of dramatic headlines overwhelming the nation's capital just before former fbi director james comey's testimony. "the new york ti

a man launched a li czar assault on a police officer using a hammer outside the notre dame cathedral while screaming, this is for syria. police shot the unanimous as tourists ran to safety. >> reporter: chaos in front of the world famous notre dame kathy tlal dral. terrified tourists running from the sound of gunshots. an algerian student armed with a hammer attacking a french police officer. >> we were at the front and people were running towards us. we had to run but didn't know what the gun shot, what the cause of it was. >> reporter: the suspect after being shot by officers screaming this is for syria as he launched the attack, carrying kitchen knives in addition to the hammer. holdups of visitors were locked within the cathedral. at times told to sit with their hands up in the air, one of them a former u.s. terrorism official on vacation. >> they searched us apparently looking for potential perpetrators. that's when everyone got frightened and realized we might be at risk ourselves. >> reporter: three days ago she was in london where terrorists used a van and i have been. >>s in

the famous notre dame cathedral. what the attacker was shouting. an exclusive reporting with the fired fbi director is prepared to tell the american people coming up. >> all right, david, thanks very much. and another look at our breaking news in san leandro. a fatal accident is blocking traffic badly on northbound interstate 880 as you can see. sky 7 is live over the scene just south of ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. >>> a warning tonight from the state department of public health about the risk of salmonella infection with contact from live poultry. a recent outbreak has been linked to flocks of kitchens and ducks kept in people's back yards. baby chicks and ducklings are of particular risk. they may have salmonella on their bodies even when they appear healthy. symptoms include diarrhea, fever and some abdominal cramps. >> after hearing arguments today about the consti

. >>> up next at 11:00, new video shows the attack at the notre dame cathedral in paris. the new details we're learning about that terror suspect. >>> also, parents in a fit over a lesson plan. the new promise for transparency for some parents at a peninsula school district if they don't want their middle schoolers to learn about the birds and the bees at school. >>> plus, big buildings popping up all over san jose and one is for google. we'll show you coming up in business and tech. the bathroom. when things go wrong here, you remember. quilted northern is designed to work so well, you can forget your bathroom trips. but little miss puffytail can never forget. "the only thing worse than having such large ears, is having such large eyes." "the only thing worse than having such large ears, =kris/2shot= google is expanding in the south bay... with offices planned >>> the new york stock exchange as the name suggests is in new york, but investors right now very serious about what's happening in d.c. the markets right now all up this morning as the james comey testimony comes

. >> chaos in front of the notre dame cathedral. >> courtroom testimonyrom the woman accusing bill cosby of sexual assault. >> police search for the suspect in this random act of violence. >> rain and flooding continues in the south. >> and babies make four for george and amal clooney. "early today" starts right now. good morning. i'm gigi stone woods. >> i'm frances rivera. a flood of dramatic headlines overwhelming the capital ahead of forme comey schedule testimony on thursday. the new york times reports that while still director comey told attorney general jeff sessions he did not want to be left alone with the president who according to "the washington post" is now absolutely furious with media coverage of comey. and he plans to publicly fight back during thursday's hearing. >> politico reports that the anger led sessions to offer his resignation which was refused. back in march the president reportedly asked director of national intelligence dan coates to get comey to back off from his investigation. these come just before major hearings in d.c. where tracie potts is this morning.