are hearing in terms of how long that driver had driven that van across -- the the promenade where revelers were watching fireworks. july 14 is bastille day. why nice may have been targeted? unclear as tot is why could have been targeted or any any good have been targeted. in paris i was watching fireworks and that is where the news star d -- started coming across. when news started to happen here. were more on alert there were fireworks explosions across the city. , thinkinge looking was that explosion down the street a bomb or another firework? here in paris everyone is on alert. most are likely at home or on their way home because fireworks did in an hour and a half ago or so. november 13 of last year, the bataclan happened. definitely terrorism on the minds of many. this was an area where we saw 10,000 people, locals as well as tourists celebrating. talk us through the level of security around that area. >> the state of emergency, he would lift the state of emergency at the end of the month. it is an interesting coincidence. as to your question with regards to the safety and security si

didn't that distract from the substance of the revelation? wasn't it counterproductive?was very dramatically interpreted by peter, snowden was not a person who acted in this blackhole. he saw himself as being one of this line in the lineage. he was very influenced by chelsea manning and tom drake in a variety of other people over the past two decades who risked their lives in liberty and careers for selfless and spirit had there not been a chelsea manning or tom drake to influence snowden and to spark his own sense of obligation as a citizen and as a person with access to this information to get them to think about what his duties are and see the possibilities of what could be accomplished through this act, had it not been for any of them there wouldn't have been an edward snowden. or it wouldn't have occurred to him or have been bold enough to do it. the big part of what i feel is so critical in pushing him into the spotlight against his desires and instincts was to contribute to this line and create this model so that someone inside the government would end up hearing

at least 84 people are dead after a truck plowed into a crowd of bastille day revelers. >>> police shot and killed the truck driver right after the crash that also injured dozens of other people, weapons and explosives were found inside the bullet-ridden vehicle. >>> a state of emergency is in effect in france for the next three months following the third terror tack there in just more than a year. >>> nbc 10 breaking news. >>> 4:00 a.m., this friday morning, good morning, this is "nbc 10 news today." i'm tracy davidson. we'll get to our coverage of the terror in france in just a moment. first, excessive heat and humidity are in the forecast again today. we've issued a first alert to keep you informed of the dangerous conditions. let's get details from meteorologist bill henley with his first alert neighborhood forecast, a close look at conditions across communities across pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware. >> morning, tracy. we saw temperatures soar yesterday. more of the same today. a warm, muggy start this morning. the first alert for the heat hazard for the suburbs, philadelphia

when one person, at least one person as we so far no, was driving a large, white a crowd of into revelershing the fireworks celebration for bastille day on , a promenade des anglais popular area for revelers and visitors to the city of nice. we do know the police have actually killed that driver after an exchange of gunfire. paris prosecutors's office has opened an investigation into murder, attempted murder, and links to a terror enterprise. has anyone claimed responsibility? no.s far as what we know, this one person is responsible as far as we know for this attack. details are still coming in throughout the course of this evening and tomorrow. what i can say on top of this is deputy mayor did and grenadesd arms inside that white van, so potentially this man or woman was intent on causing even more harm and instruction, but we don't know whether it is a lone wolf or whether he or she had accomplices. reportedly this white truck traveled for a couple of kilometers, the length of a few football fields. audience, this is yet again another terror attack, especially on the heels of the novemb

chairwoman debbie has stepped down after the revelation of e-mails of party officials that it clinton over bernie sanders. the theme tonight is "united together." a primetime lineup -- heavy hitters from the party. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren will deliver the keynote address. first lady michelle obama and senator cory booker will speak. bernie sanders will speak as well. the latest cnn, orc national survey has donald trump hillary clinton 44% to 39%. the libertarian candidate gary johnson johnson has 9%. cnn says that trump got a boost from independents. have beenian swimmers barred from the upcoming a lipid games following recent allegations of doping and a cover-up by -- olympic games following recent allegations of doping and a cover-up by russian authorities. global news 24 hours a day powered by 2600 journalists. i matt miller. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: i'm emily chang and this is "bloomberg west." historic, and tech deal marks the end of yahoo! as we know it, and a cyber scandal on the eve of the democrats' big week. and we will focus on the men leaving apple's wors

lookingee revelers , definitely alert of what has been happening.enerally speaking, pretty much the same security we have been seeing since the fireworks early this morning. betty: thank you so much for rushing into the office for us. we will bring you all of the latest developments as we get the headlines. yvonne? yvonne: we will be monitoring that story throughout the morning. but now, let's see how asian markets are shaping up. here's julian sally. it will probably be a pretty interesting decision, given what we are hearing from france, because you're a set in u.s. andmarkets -- european markets closed before the attack, and they did close higher. the s&p 500 is hitting all-time highs. the bank of england had a bit of a surprise. there is a lot for investors to look at. singapore expected to open as low -- as normal today. ors are awaiting what stimulus plan is going to come. nikkei futures are pretty flat in singapore. futures in australia pointing to outside 1/10 of 1%. broke through 5400 and held on to that level through thursdays session. a l

two famous brothers, one shocking "the bachelorette" revelation. >> i didn't realize this wound, wa deep as it is. >> the new rodgers family drama we uncover tonight. what aaron's girlfriend, olivia munn revealed to "e.t >>> plus a former "the bachelorette" villain reveals show secrets kept hidden until now. >>> then inside the new jfk junior documentary. memories from his star friends as we open the "e.t." va for our time with john. >>> plus -- ♪ >> our britney exclusive, debuting hermusic. >> i wanted to do something this time tha was different. >>> and -- get ready, new york. "ghostbusters." >>> now for july 12th, 2016 this is "entertainmmnt tonight." say what you willlabout "the bachelorette" and reality tv, but last night front-runner jordan rodgers exposed the painful truth about his bro relationship with his nfl superstar brotaaron. and this is real. >> we got a hint of this when we spoke to aaron's girlfriend, olivia munn. she said the brothers don't talk. >> the r rift exposed. >> we don't have that much of a relationship. it's kind of the way he's chosen to do life. i chose to

the latest revelations from the investigation into the killings of 84 people by a man we now know hadsupport and accomplices. and appeal denied. russia will have virtually no track and field athletes at the olympics in rio. the court of arbitration for sport ruled in existing ban should be upheld. time now for a look at all the day's business news. i'm joined of course by will hilderbrandt. us.k you for joining markets paying close attention to what the european central bank has to say. will: anything involving interest rates, we expect to hear from the ecb. it was announcing it is keeping -- it announced it was keeping its key interest rate unchanged. that's what mario draghi warned the brexit was a significant risk. said it could hurt trade between the u.k. and the eu. despite the widespread panic over the brexit, the ecb said financial markets have handled the uncertainty well. here he is speaking. >> following the eu referent -- the u.k. referendum on eu membership, our assessment is that financial markets have weathered the spike in uncertainty and volatility with encouraging res

terrified revelers ran into their lives --- for their lives, desperate to get away.esses say he accelerated into pedestrians, smashing into them at high speed. >> it's like we are watching a film, and we're still in the cinema. we have not left yet. we have not realize what is happening. it's horrible. it's scary. it's a nightmare. >> the truck grazed, my daughter who lost her shoe, then he hit my sister-in-law. i heard gunshots a little further away. reporter: according to prosecutors, the killer opened fire on three policemen, and the rampage stopped only after police shot him dead. he left behind a trail of destruction, more than 80 dead, including many children. this is the third terrorist attack in this country and two years. three days of mourning have been declared as france again has to come to terms with tragedy. christopher: for the latest, let's cross to nice. max hoffman is on the promenade des anglais in nice, and in paris, my colleague, barbara wiesel. what are we learning so far? max: we know he was a criminal. he was convicted for threats and violence

the attack happened while revelers were gathered on a famous water front promenade celebrating the french national day. we will bring you new developments during this news cast and all night long on the wusa 9 app. >>> a story you first saw on wusa 9, a beautiful baby girl at the center of an amber alert is safe and in foster care, her mother in custody. one big question remains, several people on there was an amber alert to begin with? what justified taking a 6-week-old child from her own mother? good evening, i am bruce johnson, that emotional scene unfolded in hyattsville, maryland yesterday, dramatic video captured only on wusa 9. fbi agents whisked away liz and moments later let her mother, flora, away in handcuffs. she will face charges of parental abduction. why did child protective services get a court order to take the baby in the first place? getting an answer will be tough. >> i can't tell you specifically the history that cps has with this mother other than she had a number of kids that have been removed from her home in the past. >> sources tell wusa 9 a previous cps investig

and i promise you this, she will double down on the cynical approach that senate democrats seem to revel in these days. here is what i mean. as we sit here tonight, a terrifying mosquito borne illness threatens expectant mothers and their babies along our southern coast. intonlast week, cl democrats in the senate blocked a bill aimed at eradicating that virus before it can spread. and they weren't finished. they stopped a funding bill that would support the brave men and women right now defending us overseas. wha in the worldt to these people think public service is about? i don't know. if hillary clinton is president, nothing will change. i ask you to let us continue our work. let us put justices on the supreme court that cherish our constitution. [applause] let us keep the senate. and let us select a president and vice president that really believe america is exceptional. [applause] friends, and god bless america. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please

meant they river is a nobody had ever heard of so was the extraordinary revelation. but along the way he introduces us to see the history and my famous -- favorite is serendipity but that is a historical name for sri lenca that is actually the name of shrilling get. also there is a place on the dog's back that it cannot scratch and that word was introduced by the duke so i think it is the perfect book anybody who's interested in books or words is a fantastic read. >> is he in favor of this democratization of language? train wreck absolutely. and he was sent from that class or the world and realizing to the extent from upper middle-class readers because the consent and the words on index cards they were shaped for the middle from detective nate -- novel that was very british it forces the dictionary into the of modern age a gets interested in that rastafari at and then brings them into the office because he figures out the proper definition of spanking but cannot find that anywhere so this is the language that old gentleman and never would have found so it is part of

andrs cuntanos qu detalles revel ese audio? buenas noches. take andres live take andres live -- blanca, el audio de esa llamada revel la angustia que vivi la oficial cuando sinti que su vida estaba en peligro... ella peda ayuda encarecidamente.. . deca que estaba atrapada y bajo fuego hostil... sin duda, una experiencia aterradora... 0.01 0.43 1.10 take pkg nat me acaban de disparar... afirma casi sin aliento y claramente nerviosa la agente... prosigue diciendo... nat no puedo salir del carro... esos minutos de angustia fueron los que vivi una sargento cuando tras chocar con un vehculo qued atrapada en su patrulla... y a los segundos un individuo se le acerc y le comenz a disparar segn inform el cuerpo policial de oakland el hecho ocurri el pasado 23 de julio, justo antes de las 9 y 30 de la noche... en la cuadra 1900 de la avenida 73.... nat sus companeros trataban de calmarla diciendo que iban en camino... ella repiti angustiada: me dispararon... barry donelan/pdte sindicato policial el presidente del sindicato policial no dudo en calificar

but it was a street that was closed off to traffic because of all the revellers for bastille day. >>h. and what you're not seeing here was the street was packed full of people. imagine any beach on the fourth of july watching fireworks. it's a place you take your kids. that's one of the emerging stories here. we already know of the 11-year-old american who was killed. we're hearing from the mayor now that it sounds like ten kids may have died in this. so we're talking about a target that was families, watching fireworks, on bastille day, in a place that's an international tourist destination. this is nice. it's right down the road from cannes. this is right down the road from the cannes film festival. so this was the definition of a soft target, which we keep saying time and time again. and the confusion, not only here as you see people running, but nationwide reports of a fire at the eiffel tower. reports of a hostage situation in the hotels. france is a city that, as you heard from the president, is at war. >> yeah, it is. and you mentioned tragically that 11-year-old we can confir

. --- la oficina del alguacil revel cifras sobre el nmero de deportados en su jurisdiccin y en 2015..n detenidas... ---en lo que va del año van 103 indocumentados arrestados... cesar --ya son innumerables los incidentes de quienes buscan a pokemon... --desde atropellamientos hasta mordeduras de serpientes.. lorena --el juego virtual ha causado gran polemica por la cantidad de seguidores, pero tambien por el nmero de accidentes.. --angel ayllon nos tiene los insolitos sucesos... angel --el pokemon podra parecer un inocente monstruo, de esos que no rompe un plato, pero buscarlo se ha convertido en una peligrosa aventura, --donde usted no sabe que se pueda encontrar. han pasado solo dias, y dentro de tantos incidentes, le describo algunos inauditos. roll open --ojos abiertos historias asombrosas 01 10 43 1;14 1;18 --empecemos con "lane" quien buscando a pokemon, se gano un mordiscon. el jugador estaba tan distraido con la aplicacin de su telefono que sin notarlo piso una serpiente. bite explica que de repente sintio un dolor fuerte en su pie. el joven distraido iba tras la caceria pokema

erdogan made that revelation yesterday in istanbul at a funeral service for his campaign manager. reacting to the crowd use call for capital punishment over friday's attempted coup. turkey's justice minister has confirmed that as many as 6,000 people were detained yesterday over the uprising. the very latest on this let's go to ayman mohyeldin in istanbul. good day to you. what's it like there just a couple days now for this failed military coup. >> right now turkey is as divided as we've ever seen it. in fact if you ask people on one side, those that perhaps oppose president erdogan they'll tell you what is happening here is nothing short of a purge or a crackdown on members of both the security services, the justice ministry, even some free media that oppose the president. but if you ask others and there are thousands who took to the streets to support the president last night what they say is taking place is a cleanse of the state and its institutions of those that tried to topple the regime. life here is beginning to get back to normal. shops are opening up, streets feel safe

the potential revelation too bad actors.: this would not even fall under the classified e-mails. the clinton investigation today. that is also something that may haunt her. is haunting her. let's talk about those countries. >> there were two investigations. there was a 221 still ongoing. a criminal investigation and that bill clinton and the connection it has with the state department. in other words, countries or companies donating? there is a book by peter swart serve. it really does lay out the case. donating this amount of money. the secretary of state made a decision in their favor. there is a connection. i think here is what happens. this election got a lot higher. >> would any of that information be in these e-mails? conducting this. puzzle pieces. putting it all together. >> they were looking for did she violate national security? they were not looking over here. for me, that was always the most important saying. they have recently announced that it will come to the fore for another 18 months. after the election. >>

appears as though this is a multi unit fire as far as a response in this light we have oakland and revell parlance san pablo lots of different agencies trying to fight this fire. >>james: this section is shut down you can see the ambulance off in the distance. >>jackie sissel: that as of close looking toward oakland right there if we pan around to the left to consider is also calls presumably there may be some the vacuum rations i can tell you that appears to be an apartment complex fifth. >>jackie sissel: fire fighters up there in you can see all holes to the side and there are ground crews on it normally would they do on circumstances this a rom the fire i obviously would get one to do was try to contain and that appears to be what exactly they're doing what you consider some the firefighters they're not just ended around they're obviously making plans on what to do they're not aggressively going inside of the fire is a very dangerous situation you concede it is handing over the side of you certainly would not want all the embers and would not want to see firefighters go and cider put t

then came the revelations of plagiarism. donald trump is reportedly privately furious that his wife lifted whole passages of her speech directly from michelle obama's address to the democratic convention eight years ago. >> steve:publicly, trump and his surrogates are insisting that the plagiarism charges are false. despite their word for word similarity. grant lodes is here with today's fallout. >> grant:word for word, phrase for phrase, parts of melania trump's speech to the r=n=c last night mirrored one from the woman she would like to replace. the revelation was a stunning turnaround after was supposed to be her triumphant appearance at the convention. nat melania trump appeared strained as she left trump tower today without comment. the trump camp is straining to contain the controversy. there's no cribbing of michelle obama's speech 93 percent of the words were absolutely different.i wasn't sitting there saying 'wow, that sounds like michelle obama to me." unfortunately, this man was. you know when you're watching a mo

. >> reporter: the amtrak train stopped 600 yards away while revelers district where workers checked for issues. >> issues drive between the sidewalks. >> there always a police cars saying it came from out of nowhere. >> reporter: please don't have much information to release their pulmonary investigation. some people nearby said it appeared woman was homeless.>> should push to cart out of the way when i was told, and she ran in front of the train. >> reporter: two months ago police were in the same spot every amtrak train hit the car of a woman and her three-year- old daughter. it was pushed for a quarter mile before it came to a stop. both mother and daughter were killed.>> we have to be very diligent in looking both ways on the tracks. kron4 news it looks like the end of the world. a wall of fire raging through part of southern california putting hundreds of mandatory evacuation orders. this is moving fast. it is growing fast. just north of la, santa clarita area around highway 14. between two and 300 homes are under mandatory evacuation orders. this fire started this afternoon an

-year-old french-tunisian behind the wheel there, plowed as you can see into the crowds of those revelers just watched the fireworks display there over the mediterranean. this is on the promenade des anglais. it is a very, very popular area there in nice, the site of many historic parades and celebrations annually there in nice. and we know that some 12 hours ago, that driver plowed that truck through that group of people celebrating as they were leaving the fireworks display. 84 people are now dead. there are at least 50 people injured, 18 critically and fighting for their lives right now. a bit earlier this morning, my colleague, brian williams, spoke with robert joannes. he was an eyewitness to the attack. >> he was having drinks with some friends on a rooftop balcony on the promenade, minding our own business. and what happened was is that after the fireworks display, there was a few occasional odd fireworks made by individuals on the beach. so obviously we stood up to have a little look, and there was a few laughs and people getting rather excited on the beach. but then we noticed th

to suggest a new revelation will come out in email is probably far-fetched. >> i would not go that farthat she is clearly really from each successive revelation and i don't think you can say it could not get worse. but i wanted to ask before, shouldn't we be operating as if essentially everything we do is a potential open book? is that how bad it is? >> it is pretty bad. we encourage our clients to invest in data security, but also to take great care. emily: what about not e-mail? >> you have to be certain that what you say could come out on the record. you need to make sure it is consistent with your organization's strategy. emily: if this is really coming from russian intelligence agencies, how should the u.s. respond? >> i think this warrants a response for several reasons. if attribution can be made to the russian government this would be a significant intrusion of u.s. sovereignty. it undermines a political institution in this country. to do that is well outside the norms of the international system and does require some type of response. emily: it's like a new cold war. >> what r

. >> bush called francois of france -- the book of revelation of the new testament, that's the center of the center of the universe from many evangelicals. sunday night at 8:00 eastern pacific on cspan q&a. >>> next, nancy unger, discusses of american history of the 20th century. unger is the author of "bel "belle la follette." >> the humanist of association of the greater sacramento area hosted this event and it is about an hour. >> professor unger asked me if i can give her only a brief introduction. lets see if i can. i would like to pronounce i it it - it -- in research of "bell "belle la follette." she discovered the truth who was denounced by some as disgraceful to the white race. what? disgraceful? she fought for women and peace and civil rights. that was so much more. the most influential of all american women who would have to do with public affairs in this country. today professor nancy unger will help us to belle la follette. [ applause ] >> nancy? >> hello, thank you for that lovely introduction. i have given eight talks to the humanists community of silicon valley and the

--no se revel la identidad del detenido.est bajo custodia, luego de mantener en vilo a tres agencias del orden del area de la bahia. --alrededor de la una de la tarde, la polica de fremont inici una persecucin del sujeto, sospechoso de participar en varios crimenes. --ms tarde se unieron agentes de la oficina del alguacil del condado de alameda y de hayward quienes lograron su captura. blanca -- autoridades en san jose piden ayuda para obtener informacion sobre una serie de incidentes con armas de fuego. take vo ---segun la policia, los tiroteos a vehiculos, con personas dentro, iniciaron en mayo de este aÑo. --el mas reciente ocurri el pasado sabado y otros 2... el 2 y 30 de junio. --si usted tiene informacion que ayude a la captura de estos sujetos, comuniquese con la polica.. take vo / cesar --- y tal y como le informamos anoche las autoridades de san mateo estn buscando posibles vctimas de un delincuente sexual --- --- "latu lavaki" fue arrestado hace tres semanas en utah por abusar sexualmente de cinco niÑas --- take so

dozens, possibly hundreds injured after a truck rammed into a crowd of revelers celebrating bastillece, france. we will continue to follow this story and have more developments as we get them. emily: thanks so much. again, continuing to monitor the story. i want to bring in john kline, former president of cnn. as said right away, you started looking at your facebook feed, that social media is now playing an increasing role in helping a traditional news organization tell the story, but i wonder, as more important and vital video goes to places like facebook and facebook live, what is the responsibility of facebook to moderate that content, to help people understand what is going on? trusti would not want to superior minds in engineering and coding to explain the world. they do what they do extremely if traditional media outlets are on their toes, they macy's this as an opportunity to do what they do best or could do best if they chose to, which is to make sense of all of it. facebook and other social platforms have a responsibility to monitor what is being broadcast live. you had a hi

witnesses say they heard gunshots fired before the truck drove into the revelers. medical helicopters and ambulances have been taking people to nearby hospitals and local residents were briefly told to stay in their homes for fear of a broader attack. at least two bay area residents have been tweeting out from the scene of the attack. we've been in touch with one of them who was writing about what it was like to walk among dead bodies. he told us he is okay and in a shelter. there is a nine-hour time difference between the bay area and nice, so it is 3:00 in the morning. authorities say they are still looking for clues and trying to take care of as many of the injured people as possible. >> possible explosive device was found at the wine country rv park just off of highway 101. the rv park evacuated as a precaution. but the all-clear has now been given. >>> new at 6:00, east bay freeways have seen more than 20 shootings since november. the bus drivers are on edge and the city is frustrated. last month, several contra costa county mayors asked the state to come up w

the fireworks was taking place moments before the large white truck barreled through a crowd of revelers>> my family and friends as far as i know they are fine. it's scary. it makes the celebration a little less celebratory. >> in a show of solidarity, the hotel in new york was lit up with the colors of the french flag. >>> in light of attacks in france donald trump postponed his scheduled news conference. he was supposed to announce his vice president pick as leaks revealed who was going to be added to the ticket. mike pence is already in manhattan this morning. he has to formally withdraw by noon today. there was reason to pause on the cable news show last night. trump mud idea the waters saying he has not made a final, final decision here. jim gardner and sarah bloomquist will be covering the national convention in cleveland right through the final gavel. >>> hillary clinton hit the campaign trail with someone said to be on her vp list. jim kaine is a popular official in a battleground state. from clinton's pick for vp toe n news" team will cover every angle of the national convention

then came the revelations of plagiarism. grant lodes is here with the speech controversy at the g-o-p convention. >> grant:word for word, phrase for phrase, parts of melania trump's speech to the r=n=c last night mirrored one from the woman she would like to replace. the revelation was a stunning turnaround after was supposed to be her triumphant appearance at the convention. nat melania trump appeared strained as she left trump tower today without comment. the trump camp is straining to contain the controversy. there's no cribbing of michelle obama's speech 93 percent of the words were absolutely different.i wasn't sitting there saying 'wow, that sounds like michelle obama to me." unfortunately, this man was. you know when you're watching a movie that you've seen before and you're kind of reciting the lines back to the screen as they're happening? michelle obama 2008: we want our children - and all children in this nation - to know. melania trump: because we want our children in this nation to know. michelle obama 2008: tha

the revelation could be a big problem in other lawsuits seeking schedules. crichton's e-mail server in the recent meeting between former president clinton and attorney general thomas lynch were discussed on talk shows. among the critics is former presidential candidate rick santorum. >> a closer relationship between the white house and mrs. clinton did. a lot of people, not just donald trump are concerned this isn't getting a fair hearing. lauren: and will come under close scrutiny going forward. train to nigel for roche has quite. he has achieved his political ambition. that the united kingdom has chosen to leave the european union. >> miami being in politics is to get britain out of the european union. that is what we voted for the referenda two weeks ago. and that is what i now feel that i have done my bit. i couldn't possibly achieve more than we managed to get in the referenda. it is right that i should now stand aside as leader of the u.k. >> the announcement was the latest in the politics after the vote to leave european union. lauren: in a shack on a

these revelations come a day after another paper accused the french interior minister of lying about the presence of police officers on the night of attack. local authority said national authorities were stationed to the area, but only two municipal police officers were there at the time of the attack. the french president was swift to r respond to criticism. >> there is no place e for controversy, only place for truth and transparency. following the announcement, several newspapers said the government should go further and launch a parliamentary inquiry. donald trump has accepted to become the republican party's presidential candidate. and a record one hour 15 minutes speech, he painted a dark portrait of police officer's being killed in the streets, crossing the border. he promised to be the law and order candidate. presidents -- former presidents stayed away and protest of his nomination. your nomination. >> donald j. trump is the presidential candidate. the 70-year-old accepted the nomination at the republican national convention, delivering ace each to his importers that was dar

witnesses say they saw a truck driver slam his vehicle into a crowd of revelers celebrating the french national holiday bastille day in the french city. others describe bodies on the promenade everywhere. the driver of the truck was reportedly killed. the city of nice immediately put in place its anti-terror claus calling for everybody to shelter in place. nobody has taken responsibility so far for this attack. >> u.s. officials say they are monitoring and president obama has been briefed on the situation. again, at this hour, no official word on a motive or who is behind this. live in new york, i'm elizabeth hur, "abc news." >> thank you, elizabeth. stay with "abc news" for the latest os then story. get breaking news any time with the "abc news" app enable push alert. >> breaking news after weeks of speculation, donald trump has picked his running mate, indiana governor mike pence, and before becoming governor he served in the congress for six terms, a socialist they believe would help unify the party and he w m warmed up to pence after spe spending time the last couple of days. >> we

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 seeking -- we don't quite have the evidence as you frequently don't in cyber to be able to prove that case. >> and you have written that this kind

. >> since the revelation? >> yes. >> that's bad. >> since the revelation of the e-mails, that's not good. >> you bring up the point 0 about the fallout. it is not going to satisfy bernie sanders supporters. she was mocking the republican party for their division. now how the tables have turned. we're here, 19,000 e-mails released suggesting she was favoring clinton throughout the campaign. she is not going to step down until the end of the week and didn't release an apology or take responsibility. >> the e-mail about using senator sanders religious beliefs against him is terrible. >> no one is stepping down either. >> they are mute on the topic. >> that person that sent that e-mail was the financial -- >> that is the intern. >> cfo. >> still working here for the dnc. the thing we need to watch for this week is bernie sanders's speech this week. how robust of an endorsement will he give hillary clinton. he will endorse her. he says so. will it be lukewarm? >> after he said the system was rigged and he was suspi

do you think there will be more revelations? do you think there will be more we'll learn from u.s. intelligence agencies? >> well, i think there are a few things to look for, fareed. the first is whether there are more revelations and we don't know if whoever is holding this is doling them out. there's a fair bit of forensic evidence that points back to these two russian intelligence agencies but that doesn't necessarily means that's who's got the documents today. i think the second thing to look for fareed is the question of whether or not there is 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. so far, the u.s. government has been very cautious, just as they were cautious about the hacks into the state department, the white house and the joint chiefs of staff, all of which are widely believed to have been conducted by the same actors. so it's a really remarkable story in which you may now have for the first time that

revel 3 ---y...parte el primer avin con comida para los habitantes de varias comunidades en oaxaca, mxicooticiero de las 5:30, quedese con nosotros para noticiero telemundo 48 a las 6, buenas tardes zoom in camera cesar --- muy buenas tardes... zoom in camera cesar cesar ---la decisin de una empresa de tecnologa podria afectar a muchisimos de sus trabajadores en el area de la bahia... ---aparentemente planean utilizar a un contratista para que le provean los servicos de limpieza y mantenimiento de sus instalaciones... lorena lo que significa que aparentemente no tendra que aumentar sus salarios, ni ofrecerles ningun tipo de beneficio... sandra bermudez tiene los detalles.. que esta pasando? take sandra live sandra live pues compaÑeros, hace apenas ocho semanas que los empleados sindicales se anotaron una victoria muy importante, adems de un aumento de suelto estaran protegidos de acoso sexual....pero la felicidad les dur muy poco.... nat-vo acababan de empezar a trabajar bajo un nuevo contrato que les pagara 15 dlares la hora, para muchos trabajadores con hijos era una apoyo importantsimo

another revelation, it's possible hostile nations gained access to clinton's personal e-mail account. >> there is evidence they were extremely careless in their handling of very highly classified information. although there is evidence of violations of the statutes, our judgment is that reasonable prosecutor would bring such a case. >> donald trump tweetsed a response quickly after the fbi's decision. he said, crooked hillary jeopardized our security. know one should wu no one shoul law. >> the presumptive democratic presidential nominee said today she intended to emphasize trump's management of atlantic city's casinos in the 1980s and '90s. today clinton hit the campaign trail with president obama. he's returning the faber after she helped him eight years ago. we'll have reaction from the campaign trail. that's coming up at 6:30. >>> shots on the trail. police search for a shootser in pennypack park. police blocked the streets for a little while before leaving the crime scene. >>> to a hot tuesday afternoon. we're looking at a potential heat wave this week. what a difference a day ma

not to protest on the opening day of the democratic convention in philadelphia, many angry over revelations that the dnc favored hillary clinton. sanders did not directly call for his supporters to vote for clinton but made it clear where he stands. mr. sanders: any objective conclude are -- observer will conclude that hillary clinton become the next president of the united states. taylor: senator elizabeth warren urged reluctant liberals to vote for clinton and told the convention that when democrats turn on each other they cannot fight against a rigged system. a japanese man angry at being fired from a home for the a rampage,nt on killing 19 people and injuring others. preacher thatate turkey blames for organizing the coup attempt is denying the allegation. he also accused the president of using the failed takeover to oppose authoritarian roles. he lives in exile in the u.s. concerns about terrorism are portugaln in spain and , both forecasting a record number of terror -- tourists. france, the world's most visited in foreign a 9% drop visitors and the third quarter. global news 24 hours

--no se revel la identidad de los fallecidos.n vo --bomberos al sur de la bahia investigan un incendio en una planta de reciclaje en san jose. --el siniestro se registr alrededor de las cuatro de la madrugada y los bomberos tuvieron que actuar rapido ya que el fuego amenazaba una vivienda cercana al lugar. --el centro de reciclaje se encuentra en la calle septima. --no se reportaron heridos. vo lorena --usuarios del caltrain vieron retrasos por ms de una hora despues que uno de sus trenes impact contra un auto desocupado en burlingame, cerca a la estacion broadway. --el servicio estuvo interrumpido en ambas direcciones e incluso, el bart, colabor transportando a los pasajeros que vieron interrumpido su viaje. --no se reportaron heridos y el incidente se mantiene bajo investigacion. cesar ---revisemos las condiciones actuales del trafico en la bahia... lorena ---pasamos con gabriela dellan... gabriela.. take gabriela live gabriela live take vo / gaby --- y preste mucha atencin si a usted le gusta visitar el famoso mirador de "twin

that's what the revelation showed and i write a lot about this lawyer's and others.gnized the surveillance authorities were not justified by the way they had been laid out by another justice department lawyer and did their best heroic standing up for th this. >> guest: he wa >> guest: he was willing to put his career at stake. he was pro- wall enforcement and understand the security at stake and wanted to bring it back and the fourth amendment isn't as protective as it used to be a. that's the push to bring back to the power so what's necessary in this and we haven't figured out that's what i mean when i say security has one mostly through the work of other organizations that has found its voice here and there. i also wasn't thinking about this. we want balance but i think the tension between the two is great they are supposed to think about how to keep the country safe and civil liberties advocates and others are supposed to think about how to protect our constitution. it's got a built into the fabric of who we are as a nation. >> you mentioned something about the c

the republican presidential nominee reveling in the news that sanders had endorse clinton today.mp tweeted this: bernie sanders endorsing crooked hillary clinton is like occupy wall street endorsing goldman sachs. and trump posted this video on instagram showing the incredible hypocrisy displayed by sanders who spent months and months bashing hillary. >> i don't think you are qualified. i do not know any progressive who has a super pac and takes $15 million from wall street. i don't think you are qualified if you've supported virtually every disastrous trade agreement which has cost us millions of decent-paying jobs. [cheers and applause] i do question her judgment. i question a judgment which voted for the war in iraq. lou: so trump's appeal for sanders' voters is suddenly a lot more attractive and credible. trump tweeted this as well: to all the bernie voters who want to stop bad trade deals and global special interests, we welcome you with open arms. people first. trump tonight will be holding a rally in westfield, indiana. at his side will be one of his potential picks for vi

. >>> plus new revelations in the jersey sandusky sexual gation, what one victim says how the coach responded. >>> secretary clinton has won the democratic nominating process. >> you heard it. bernie sanders, endorsed hillary clinton today at a joint rally in new hampshire. today's announcement comes more than a month after sanders lost to clinton for the party's presumptive presidential nomination. >> his endorsement means a lot to her, it gives her that boost, when she badly needed one. steve handlesman has the latest. >> reporter: it looked a bit awkward, but he stood with hillary clinton and used the e word. >> i'm endorsing hillary clinton. >> he said she can address our crises. >> she will make an outstanding president, and i am proud to stand with her today. thank you all very much. >> to get today's embrace, clinton agreed to push sanders proposals, like free college and public option for health care, and she used sanders sound bites. >> we need an economy that works for everyone, not just those at the top. not just the millionaires and billionaires, but everybody. >> democrats are mo

let me tell you something, dianne feinstein was a revelation as eliza doolittle then the rain in spain falls main on the plains and then speaker ryan kept on speaking. >> we're not going to take away a citizen's due process. >> larry: he's not wrong even though he got funds from nra. our rights for people even with familiar names. >> people end up on no-fly lifts that should not be on there like the late center ted kenny and representative john lewis. >> larry: john lewis is on the no-fly list? sit-in, john lewis. the tush laureate? he's advocating for bills that could unfairly target brown people like john lewis who was unfairly targeted. all right, look. as far as i'm concerned the sit-in was for a flawed laws. democrats, i agree we should take action to get things done but let's also take time to think things through. taking away people's constitutional right is not always the right thing to do. that's just what it's about today and when 90% of americans agree on background checks you need to shut up and get something done. can you see process me this, there's so much common ground