and this is according to reuters.ion has been essentially taken off the air. so information is coming in parcels right now. we don't have anything straight. but as i mentioned, there's a long tradition of military coups against elected governments in turkey dating back half a century. this is not without precedent. however, this is a fast-moving situation. we want to be able to be sure of information before we bring it to you. but we're going to be trying our best to hash out, you know, what we can verify and what we can't we believe the military has taken control. they said in a statement they have, according to reuters. the prime minister still seems to be able to address the public. it seems there's something of a tit-for-tat here that we're trying to see how this is resolved. >> okay. matt bradley, thanks for that. i'm sure we'll be going back to you in london as we learn more about this. >>> going to turn to richard engel. he joins us on the phone. we have a report that the military in turkey is claiming to have

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these first images of an operation that's under way, the rapid action battalion confirming to the reuteran intense gun fight as commandos have stormed the restaurant. no images from the scene. bangladeshi authorities have been exceptionally careful and asked journalists not to broadcast live images. they've been very careful about sharing details. their worry is that information and imagery would help the hostage takers inside and so we're working with fewer details than we'd like and are assembling the story as best we can. isis is taking advantage of a hostage taking, what is now described as an intense gun fight as bangladeshi forces storm the holy artisan bakery cafe, a popular spot for westerners in an affluent corner of dhaka, part of a city crowded with embassies and hotels and the homes of the better-off citizens of that sprawling city. that cafe is now apparently a battleground. let's get more from roger shanahan, joining us now. we know so little but we know that the authorities are trying to fight their way in to a small building with a lot of innocent people in it. how tough

we are talking with reuters chief brazil suspect. he has been reporting on the conditions of that country. >>> [ music playing ]. >> all right. feeling good on a thursday morning. time to open up the 9:00 hour. socked in for a number of cities around the bay as we pan across san francisco bay from san francisco to the bay bridge right there. welcome to "the 9", everybody. alongside sal castaneda, gasia mikaelian, i am mike mibach. the major league all-star soccer game is today in san jose, and a little dead at the top for you. they are going to be at the shoreline amphitheater on the weekend. we will talk soccer a little bit later. first we have to go back east to philadelphia. high-profile speakers at the dnc boosting hillary clinton while taking aim at donald trump as the first woman major party presidential nominee gets ready to address the nation on

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 on terror there are wars on people. and that's what is under way. much more on the attack in nice. we'll talk to former fbi assistant director, and the wake-up news across europe, as our broadcasting partners across the continent are delivering the news of the day. and we're awaiting news conferences. nine minutes past 12:00 a.m. on the east coast. fox news channel coverage continues live throughout the night. guess what i just did? built a sandcastle? ha, no, i switched to geico and got more. more? 24/7 access online, on the phone or with the geico app. that is more. go get some mud... all that "more" has to be why they're the second-largest auto insurer. everybody likes more. mhm, i think so. geico. expect great savings and a whole lot more. >>> terror in france >>> breaking news coverage ontos. 13 minutes past midnight on the east coast. 6:13 a.m. over there in paris an

a reuters witness says military helicopters were seen flying overhead. we have a reporter on the ground in istanbul. laura wells. what do you know at this moment? >> reporter: yes. right now the prime minister has just come on live tv and said that this is an attempted coup. he said this is part of the military. he did not say where he is and only did it through a private network, not the state television, which is very interesting because state television is not reporting it. also, president erdogan has not been heard from in six days, unprecedented. he is in the news at least every other day. we have seen in istanbul, the first and second bridges have been closed. the main street, one side closed. reports of buses of soldiers there and also as you said an explosion in ankara, and f-16s flying low. the airport has been closed down and reports of the same in ankara, the capital. >> okay. thank you very much for joining us for the latest on that. we want to bring in james woolsey. what do you think of this, an attempted coup. >> the most surprising thing

reuters is reporting that the computer network used by hillary clinton's campaign was hacked as part of a broad cyber attack on democrats. reuters says the department of justice is investigating whether cyber hacking attacks on the democrats have threatened u.s. security. the latest attack follows reports of two other hacks on the democratic national committee and the party's fund-raising committee. >>> meantime, hillary clinton has hit the campaign trail in pennsylvania. earlier today, she joined tim kaine for a rally on temple university's campus in north philadelphia. she is now headed to another event in hatfield, montgomery county. the latest polls in pennsylvania have clinton nine points ahead of donald trump. >> clinton's republican rivals not mincing words on social media after a week of criticism from the dnc. donald trump called out clinton, michael bloomberg and former general allen. trump is campaigning across colorado tonight. >>> the political conventions in the history books now. >> our partners at fact check.org took a closer look and they found some statements made o

according to reuters. let's just attribute that. reuters news agency is reporting the shooter has been killed. again this shutation developing right now. with me is cnn senior law enforcement analyst tom fuentes. tom, walk us clue what kind of steps would be taken to secure the location after a shooting. >> i think, jake, they would lock down the building. they would have police officers go through every floor, of every courtroom, every judge's chambers, every closet and try to make sure there's no one else there. it is not a coordinated attack with multiple people. in this situation it is possible that shooting occurred in the courtroom somehow. and then the person ran out of the building encountering a police officer outside and shooting that officer. we don't know that yet but that's a possibility as well. but as paul mentioned, security is usually very tight to get into the building with mag magnetometers. and like where i live, you can't even take a cell phone into the building. the most expensive system but state and county co

sources told reuters the hacks may have begun as recently as last month.ouse democratic leadership has been informed of the investigation. according to reports, the dccc declined to comment. >>> donald trump continues to face heavy criticism for his challenge to russian hackers to locate hillary clinton's missing e-mails. a number of democratic leaders yesterday added their voices to calls of treason by trump. >> donald trump has now spoken to vladimir putin, and said that putin and the russians, hack into the dnc's e-mails -- >> well i don't know that he spoke to putin personally. >> yeah. >> but he spoke out to putin -- >> yeah, yeah. >> in a manner that, if a democrat ever did it the republicans would accuse us of treason. the fact is, what he did is a treasonous act. >> it's very clear to me that donald trump is unfit, and frankly i think he's dangerous. i believe that there's a chance he violated the law with what he said, inviting a cyber attack of russia. a dictator who has violated all of our principles of liberty and freedom in russia. the nation

reuters, and we say this with caution, reuters is reporting according to a german rail operator thatacuating the main train station in munich. nbc has not independently confirmed that. but once again, they're saying that the suspects are still on the run. >> right. >> don't take photos or videos. and they may be evacuating the main train station in munich. >> and of course john harwood and andy, why don't i go to you. sarah quite rightly pointed out that we do not know whether this is terrorist, terror inspired, it certainly has all of the hallmarks of that, but we don't know who the perpetrators are here. andy. >> that is correct. as a matter of fact, some of the big newspapers in germany are calling this what we name an amuck run, which is any kind of shooting incident where somebody can go crazy. this could be an individual that had some psychological problems. this could be gang violence or whatever. we have to be very careful at this point in time to coin this as a terror incident because we just don't know. >> right. >> what we do know is that there is a shooting, or that there

reuters poll of economists, jeff is outside the bank of england. it's not a done deal and many also say they're not going be doing anything today. >> reporter: i've had two economists join me this morning and both of them have encouraged the bank to hold and wait until we get to the fourth of august meeting where we'll have a bit more information about the real impact on the economy from the brexit announcement, but to a certain extent, carney has backed himself into a corner with his comments about negative the growth affect could be for the uk and various statements he's given about the need to take action to be assertive when necessary to make sure that there is sufficient credit within the economy for lending conditions to be easy. the moment on balance even though it's only 60% probability currently that we do get that rate cut, there are plenty of people who could quite comfortably see things go the other way. markets, though, i think would be unhappy if the rate cut didn't come. it does seem to be priced in a at this point. alongside the rat

reuters also saying here that the u.s.t of justice national security division is investigating whether cyber hacking attacks on democratic political organizations threatened u.s. security according to sources familiar with the matter, talking to reuters. i just talked with the department of justice. for now, they are having no comment on that, but this is part of a much larger story here. the hacking of democratic political organizations across the board. i can tell you, that i've talked to cybersecurity experts about this today who say they are looking for evidence that republicans were also hacked. they assume that the republican party apparatus has been attacked in a similar way. they say they found the evidence of that yet, but reuters reporting that hackers have breached the clinton campaign computer network as well. >> to be clear because there's so many of these, is the news here that they hacked into clinton campaign computers -- >> campaign itself. >> that's the first time this has been reported. >> right. what we

ro reuters says the military is attempting to take control. and france is staggered by another terror attack. this time a slaughter along a seaside boulevard. the attacker plowed through holiday crowd with a heavy truck mowing down people for more than a mile before he was killed. 84 people are dead including ten children. more than 200 people were hurt, 52 remain in critical condition. officials say the driver was a 31-year-old tunisian in paris for a decade. he had no known ties to terrorist groups. >>> a texas man and his 11-year-old son among the dead. three u.s. college students injured and one is missing. >>> after putting off of news conference for 24 hours, trump tweeted today that he was pleased to have chosen pence, but sources tell dana bash that he has doubts well into the night and was asking if he could change his mind. >> and mike mccall is standing by and our analysts, correspondents, and guests have more on today's events. a key nato ally, turkey. there are reports of gunfire in the capital. tanks on the streets, low flying ai

the previous reuters poll however, showed clinton leading by 11 points. that lead now is you see is fallen to 5. but the effect will be on the real clear politics average, and absolute tie between trump and clinton in this average. there you are. >> vote in our poll tonight, who do you think will get the bigger bounce from the democratic national convention? hillary clinton? or donald trump? cast your vote on twitter. at lou dobbs, follow he on twitter, like me on facebook, follow me. links to everything is found loudobbs.com, i want to restate, that the poll should be, i am going to, if you bear with me, should be who will have bigger bounce donald trump from the republic national convention or hillary clinton from the democratic national convention? with that cleared up, we'll do better, i promise, i will do better. roll video. watch this world famous base jumper, pilots his wing suit down a chinese mountain side, look at this. woe! that was his target. a small hanging target, he hit it head first, all while going -- are you ready -- 120 miles an hour.

bloomberg news competes with thomson reuters. is hosting starbucks the pay for all u.s.mployees managers by at least 5%. two employees of have been with starbucks who have been with starbucks for 15 years. and that is your business flash. let's head to the markets desk where matt miller has the latest on movers. >> movers, analyst calls, and companies that mean a lot to me. i'm going to kick it off with gamestop, bank of america saying there are a number of drivers -- unexpected drivers to traffic and eps growth for this video game sales company and the shares are up three and a half percent. a big move on the bank of america up rate and i am hoping we can get over there afterwards and pick up some new games since bank of america reminded me of it. , soter cut by suntrust twitter getting a couple of big cuts today, chairs at 17-57. i get excited whenever i hear about the apple iphone seven. apparently, intel gets excited about the iphone seven as well. intel's new modem design is so good that it can be cut out completely from the iphone seven. what is a modem? vonnie: i

that according to reuters sources. following the decline in sterling after the brexit vote. the two drink makers agreed to merge late last year. we'll give you a look at the performance of the shares here. sab miller down. diageo. the drinks makers says that net sales grew. which was inline with expectations. now speaking to us earlier the ceo was outspoken on the fallout from brexit. >> both with the skpuk scottish governments our messages are very clear. create the conditions to keep what truly is one of the jewel businesses in the united kingdom and in scotland healthy and thriving. >> he is head of research from wilson management. morning. >> good morning. >> they were very outspoken on not wanting to see a brexit. heading into the vote. it's happened now. there's concerning about the strength of bargaining in the sector disclosure and acknowledgment form you think they'll be hit in the short to medium term. >> it's difficult to say. we still aren't seeing the real implications of brexit coming through. it's not likely to start to come clear for at least three months. ma

. >> new information coming from reuters and an interview that reuters has done with the florida highwayrol regarding specific details of the accident involving a tesla model s in auto pilot mode that collided on a rural highway in florida on may 7th. according to the florida highway patrol a digital video displayier was found in the tesla model s involved in the crash. why is that significant? because the truck driver sold the associated press that he believed that the driver or the people in the model s was just one person watching a harry potter movie and the video disk player was not playing at the time. there's no indication whether or not the driver was watching it when this took place. there's no dashboard cameras. no on board cameras in the model s. so there's no way of determining exactly whether or not the driver was paying attention and one last thing, the black box data recorder which really records everything that happens all the way up to the moment of impact, all of that information has been downloaded by the national highway traffic safety administration and by it's inves

pat, you object to the methodology of the poll of reuters after did dnc. that. >> well, the reason the polling real clear average was dead even, 43.7 apiece, until reuters went back and re-allocated their numbers. i have never seen anything like this. i read carefully the statement and essentially what they decided was people who said neither, in an election where attitudes are volatile, they just simply decided, too many clinton people who were really going to be for clinton and they basically it appears to me just allocated them to her and what it produced is a result that's -- that is, frankly, it was not tweaking as they said it was cooking the poll. and i'm a little tired of what's happening in the media, including using every instrument they can to try to put their thumb on the election. and i call on the american association of public opinion which is supposed to monitor our industry and ask them to intervene in this. this was outrageous. >> got your point. >> doug's seen some of the same thing. >> speaking of this perceived media bias donald trump

reuters reports that the two companies are in the final stages of carrying out due diligence on each. last months tesla made an all stock offer for solar city worth $2.8 billion. solar city formed a special committee to evaluate this bid but not publicly responded. >>> shares of nintendo slammed in asian trade overnight. the drop after the company cautioned pokemon go would have a limited impacts on earnings. the stock closed down nearly 18%, the most allowed by daily limits. it was the worst day for the stock since 1990. but even with today's -- the nintendo shares are up since the game launched on july 6th. >>> to philadelphia, the big story this week in the u.s. a number of big political stories as well to get you up to speed this morning. democrats are preparing to open their convention in philadelphia today. democratic national committee chair, debbie wasserman schultz has resigned after an e-mail leak showed the dnc leaders worked to undermine the campaign of bernie sanders during his primary fight with hillary clinton. meantime, former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg wi

this idea that per reuters there was an audio reporting on which governor christie was captured sayingt trump could seek a new law to purge the government of all obama pointes. now we have arresting and trying your political opponent. and now we have a purge potentially of government employees. what do you make of that? >> it's alarming language. because it comes on top of the various other things you mentioned. it comes on top of this idea that this is a campaign of the candidacy that is not like any other in terms of media blacklists and things that have nature. >> that's right. >> on the other hand it's chris christie. chris christie tends to use colorful language. i wouldn't get too carried away on that point. >> is there a president -- to the three of you is there a precedent. we've already -- we're going to talk more about this tomorrow seeing the affinity for putin and russia. the idea of abandoning our nato commitments, and then this idea of essentially doing a purge. this is not the way american politics has operated, to my knowledge. >> what happens -- i've said it before. wh

. >> the reuters/ipsos poll conducted from last monday to friday, showed clinton was a 10.7 point lead among likely voters over trump." >> larry: but trump does still have strong support among low-income whites, rural males and confederate ghosts. they're this year's soccer moms. that's right, donald, you're not in the primary anymore, and the general election crowd isn't really buying your whole thing. everyone's getting tired of his shtick. shtick has a shelf life, my man. that's why you don't see me out here doing "who's on first?" things get old. except for that video of the monkey sniffing his butt and falling off the tree, that's good every time. let's see that. [cheers and applause] classic. now this is true, guys -- our legal department says we can't use that monkey-sniffing- his-butt clip unless we make a direct comment about it. so let me just say, "hey, that monkey sniffed his butt right before he fell out of that tree, isn't that something? that must be one stinky monkey butt." we good, legal? we good? okay, that's good. anyway, these numbers have donald trump so concerned,

istanbul, july 16, reuters.horities shot down a -- here we go, a military helicopter apparently operated by soldiers trying to stage a coup as it fired on the offices of state satellite operator turksat in the capital ankara on saturday. this is according to cnn turk. the turkish affiliate of cnn. we have seen this smoke plume over ankara for some time now. it started out as decidedly black. i could be they're convinced around that fire by the infiltration of gray in it. we had reports earlier tonight of some victims hit and killed, cal, you talked about some imagery that was really graphic by heavy weapon fire perhaps on one of the bridges. these were about a half dozen civilians who were found dead. >> and it was a helicopter strafing that bridge with machine gun fire and these are large-caliber weaponry. these two events playing out simultaneously sort of makes sense. if the erdogan government has taken control of the skies again and they are taking out helicopters that may be still under control of those car

reuters news reporting her campaign has been hacked. it's unclear what information was accessed. this comes after other cyber attacks on the democratic congressional campaign before the convention. the fbi is said to be investigating this latest incident. i'm sure we'll hear more. ernie: sure of that. thank you very much. every time you turn around, there's something new going on. it's incredible. let me start with this. was the democratic convention a success? >> it was a success. i think even republicans have to agree it was a well orchestrated event. they started out shaky with the e-mail release from wikileaks. the chair of the democratic party had to step aside. once they moved beyond that, if you can call it that, they had a really, really strong rollou they were able to make the points they wanted to make and they were able to contrast themselves to the republicans who had gone the week earlier. ernie: they had a lot together. now that both are over, do you think people have a clearer picture of each candidate and what they stand for and what their vision is? >> yeah. i do

this morning reuters reports a hostage may have been killed by mistake by bangladeshi police during the siege. today's vigil honoring jain and other victims starts at noon on the campus. >>> a community in the northwest is mourning a young man who went overseas to study only to die mysteriously. now police in rome have arrested a suspect after the american's body was found in a river. nbc reporter has more. >> reporter: killed in italy has family and friends back home in wisconsin devastated. >> it was so hard to hear about that. your best friend. you really didn't even get a chance to say good-bye. >> the university of wisconsin student had just arrived in rome for a summer exchange program. the teen described as a star athlete and proud cancer survivor. >> had over 15 to 20 procedures growing up throughout his life and was able to overcome all of that. >> on monday solomon's body covered in rome's tiger river less than three miles from famous tourist destinations including coliseum. the teen apparently found with a large head wound, without his wallet and cell phone. his credit card c

developing still, koernl, and in news is just coming in, but it sounds like according to reports on reuters, that the military is is occupying the office of state broadcaster and they're reading a statement on orders of the military essentially say thag the rule of law, secular rule of law, is going to be important, that a new constitution will be drawn up immediately. what's your impression on how quickly this has happen and how this will be solved or resolved, because that might be too simple of a term, but how sort of turn ut. >> hard to say how well this has been planned and prepared. we have to remember that turkey has universal service. i don't know the exact number, but assume there are about a million men under arms. at any one time in turry. therefore, how many of the remainder might be used as a counter attack to seize back control. i don't think that's going to happen, but it's possible. the senior officers in charge of this coup, most likely have planned it very, very well and have done so with the expeckation that not only are they going seize the areas they're sizing, but hold

from reuters. clinton with a five-point advantage over trump nationally. that's her bump.t's a good bump. not great. >> if you look at this race in terms of its underlying structure -- >> it's not going to last. >> the underlying structure of this race should be about a five or six point advantage for clinton. they are sort of elastic. trump moved a little bit. >> even after he's down with putin against hillary, he's only five points down? >> wait a minute. here's the thing. she's the incumbent in this race. i don't care what anybody says. she's the status quo incumbent. if she stays down around 40 and she hovers there and he can stay at 35 for awhile at some point he will pick up and she's got real problems. >> undecided means trump? >> i think so. i think if they haven't decided to vote for hillary clinton -- >> let me ask the big question. how big will the total vote of jill stein's green party and gary johnson libertarian, what will be the total vote come election day, do you think? >> seven. >> total vote. >> seven. >> then hillary wins. >> it will probably be closer

stocks of the sizzl >> the network of hillary clinton's campaign was reportedly hacked according to reuters, this is part of a broad cyber attack on democratic it also follows two other hacks. one on the democratic fund raising committee for candidates house of representatives and other, the democratic national committee. zblncht the tech sector led the market thi landon dowdy tells us which stocks are sizzling. >> summer is time for investors to set it and forget it, but there are some stocks that sizzled kurg the summer month, specifically in the tech sector. out of the the ten in the s&p 500, tech is up the most. jumping 8%. it's been a top performing sector, but on average, techlands in fourth place on the list, so what specific stocks are sizzling? sea gate is up more than 40%. thanks to positive dwins earlier this monlt on a heels of a restruct technology and ebay bo up 31%. linear stocks have turned around this year after the firm received a bid for about $15 billion. and as for ebay, the company reporting earnings last week of very positive same store sales an an solid guidance. aft

also telling reuters that no one has been taken into custody as of yet. now again, this is local news reports, nbc has not been able to independently verify that. citing a munich police spokeswoman saying multiple people may be injured, perhaps one killed. we haven't been able to verify that. police have closed the public transportation in the area around this mall. and i can also tell you a little bit about this mall, now it's about 7:30 p.m. local time there in mooun ping this is a friday evening. obviously families, people, residents would have been out and about. this is quite a large shopping center, about 56,000 square meters, two floors, 135 shops, three department stores, so it would have been definitely open for business at this time. police still continuing this investigation and we will continue to try to get more solid figures for you about that shooting rampage that we're reporting on, tamron. >> all right. let me get you to stand by. i'll bring in malcolm nance, obviously we've spoke within malcolm all too often over the past several months

reuters is reporting there are foreigners being held hostage. msnbc hasn't been able to confirm that. cal perri has information. >> let's start with local media. the u.s. state department urging all those in the area to monitor local media. local media went to tape. tape makes us believe usually is about to happen. usually when they come off the live pictures that's an indication they don't want to give anything away to the attackers inside. we have a digital view of the bakery, slash restaurant. show you what it looks like inside this restaurant. again, the holey bakery leads us to believe it is a bakery. as you see there this is a restaurant in the evening in bangladesh. people refer to it as a popular watering hole. let's switch to the outside view. that's what it looks like from the outside. it gives you an idea of the setting this is taking place in and why it is so attractive to foreigners and tourists who visit bangladesh. >> we heard earlier about the u.s. state department giving some confirmation or some new insight into what was taking

reuters said at least 34 people have been killed and 3,100 wounded, most of them by police gunfire. it's the worst outbreak of violence in six years in the himalayan state. on friday, streets were almost empty in the main city of srinagar. markets, schools, and offices were closed. no public or vehicular movement was allowed in the city except in case of medical emergencies. indian forces announced last week that they killed the top commander of kashmir's largest rebel group. the killing has generated massive protests among young people. still in his early 20s, wani used social media to win a strong following among his generation. india and pakistan both claim kashmir and control different sections of it. muslim separatists in india and administered kashmir have been fighting since 1989 for independence or union with pakistan. >>> india's healthcare market is undergoing a transformation with economic growth of more than 7% driving demand. the industry is expected to triple in size to $280 billion by 2020, and foreign firms want their share. nhk world's toshiaki watanuki reports. >>

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reuters also reporting there was a dvd player in the car. joshua brown slammed into a tractor trailer, attempting to turn in front of him in florida. it's believed to be the first auto industry's first fatality involving autonomous driving features. the national highway transportation authority is investigating. >>> health reasons related to his heart are prompting the sheriff to retire. greg monks has been sheriff in san mateo for ten years now and is credited with overhauling the jail system. he will under go a heart procedure next month. the undersheriff will fill in until someone else is chosen to fill the post. >> with the people safeliy lout saving four dogs in that submerged minivan. police say the vehicle veered off the highway and landed right in the bay. the officer jumped into the cold water and tried to comfort the dogs. >> i just told them, come here, boy, come here, girl. everything's going to be okay, i'm here to help you. >> he did a good job, rescued the two pit bulls and two chihuahuas. their owner suffered minors injuries

reuters said the department of justice is investigating whether cyber hacking attacks on democrats have threatened u.s. security. nbc news has not confirmed this report. but we will continue to follow this breaking story and bring you new details as soon as we get them. >>> tonight the city is celebrating what most experts say was a successful convention. in fact, some people are saying the big winner from the whole thing is the city of philadelphia. nbc 10's drew smith live in center city this evening. drew, you just heard from city leaders, what did they have to say about all this? >> reporter: jim, there's a sense that the city is spending all this time on preparations for the big event, decorating the city. you see it all over the place. they say it was really worth it. one convention leader telling me he's never been prouder of the city of philadelphia. enjoy the donkeys while they last. all the marketing for the 2016 democratic national convention will soon leave philadelphia. but the memories of this week will likely stay. >> we were a showcase to the country. we handled the even

as reported by reuters at this hour.terms of the sectors that we would normally look to, already, the travel stocks were hit today because of what happened in nice, france, yesterday. >> defense stocks. people will rage against these names. i'll say this at the risk of sounding dopey, but in this swas, i don't think valuation matters. i think defense spending goes up. these guys are well run companies with a global reach. lockheed martin is my favorite in the space. own on a general die ma'amics too. >> the valuation is about comparable. you're talking about lockheed trading at 19 to 20 times forward earnings and there isn't a single soul in washington who wants to put their name on le deucing defense spending. that's political suicide most likely. so i don't think you're going to see that. in fact, i was looking at these earlier today, just net of what happened in nice and this only adds to that. only travel to europe? people have to be having second thoughts. this is the border of course of europe, but this is is one o

instead we have reuters, for example, steven jukes, the global editor, saying one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. so these people can say we're freedom fighters as we go into a clothing store and shoot holes in millennials. we should reject those values, these are people fighting for terrible things and trying to bring down our civilization. it's not simply violent extremism. >> we still don't know the motive of the shooter at this moment. munich police say they have not located the suspects, no arrests have been made. but they are urging everyone in and around this area to stay home, don't leave your house. they've shut down public transportation in munich. and their quote, a rough translation, we currently do not know where the offenders are, avoid public places. kitty logan is following the breaking news live for us from london right now. kitty, what are you learning? >> reporter: well, the munich police have since posted a statement to their facebook page in the last few minutes, since we recently spoke to them. what is interesting to note is, as you've already

reuters reports that the justice department is involved in the investigation, a sign that the hack could be state-sponsored. this latest development appears to be part of a wider cyber attack on democratic political organizations. the f.b.i. is already investigating cyber attacks on the democratic national committee, as well as the party's fundraising arm for the house of representatives. president obama has said that experts have attributed the cyberattacks to hackers in russia. meanwhile, hillary clinton and running mate senator tim kaine of virginia began their rust belt bus tour in philadelphia yesterday. her second stop was a toy manufacturing company in hatfield, pennsylvania. the clinton campaign bus is making stops in johnstown and pittsburgh, pennsylvania today and youngstown, ohio this evening, with more stops in ohio tomorrow. republican presidential nominee donald trump will also be stopping in the same battleground states of ohio and pennsylvania, with plans to appear in columbus and harrisburg on monday. the courts have thrown out voting restrictions passed by republican la

this according to reuters.yrian observatory for human rights said dozens were also wounded. >>> north of los angeles there are concerns over a massive wild fire that has forced the evacuation of more than 1500 residents in the santa clarita valley. fire officials described it as a freight train just ripping through the hills. more than 33,000 acres, 35 square miles, have been scorched since last week. the so-called sand fire is threatening hundreds of homes as more than 1600 firefighters battle to contain it. flames have consumed at least 18 structures, mostly in the angeles national forest. one person was found dead inside a scorched car. but is still not clear whether the fire caused the death. at last report the blaze was only 10% contained. so on the heels of that let's get a check on weather right now with nbc meteorologist steve sosna. it is hot, hot, hot, steve. >> yeah. and that's an understatement alex. a lot of the country scorching here for today. check out these temperatures. 99 in d.c. later on thi