. >> ayman, very quickly, let's talk about what was happening at the cannes film festival back in may. i recall covering the amount of security in preparation for that. and that is because they were aware of percolating, of conditions of a level of unrest. i mean they took tremendous steps, intelligencewise, to secure the cannes film festival which is really just a short hop away from nice. so this area in general, is it an area that they now worry may be a place from which a level of terrorists or terrorism may now grow? >> well, you know, on top of that, alex, and that's a very good point in terms of security preparations of france, particularly there in the south of france, more interestingly, though, is the european soccer championships which had just wrapped up the sunday before this attack, in which france was playing against portugal. aside from that the entire country and in nice itself they had some of the biggest games, some of the biggest matches held there. security was at an all-time high in france. they were bracing themselves. additional resources were deployed. securit

it's right down the road from cannes. this is right down the road from the cannes film festival. his 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 confirm that two americans from lakeway, texas, have died. it's sean copeland, a 51-year-old father, and his son brodie. just 11 years old. lakeway is an area that's very close to austin, texas. certainly our hearts and thoughts and prayers go out to them as well as everybody else. and the kinds of people that would be there celebrating. i mean, it is family laden. we had janet shamlian talking about that. we've seen unfortunately the kind of video that we don't want to show which is of strollers that have been mowed down and things that indicate just the precious nature of these young, innocent lives. >> it's a n

there was the cannes film festival down the coast. there was the football championship that was held across the country. security forces in nice and across other countries were preparing for those eventualities. the french president said that as far as he was concerned there was the highest level of security possible. another witness said that she did not notice a particular high level of security, or perhaps no more than what has become the norm across france. it speaks more for the current state of affairs. one interesting detail has emerged, that one of the top regional officials actually wrote to francois hollande earlier this week, calling for more resources and protection for police forces. until justf nice last month said, for example, police officers all need to have bullet-proof vest's, access to better technology, better access to criminal databases. so as we try to assess the situation on the ground thursday night, we are likely to hear more. officials really need better access, better resources, and perhaps were backing fr

date was their getaway at the cannes film festival in may. they were spotted together ever since.uying bagels and clubbing in new york. though they arrived sep >> going out with nina? >> is hollywood's most famous bachelor ready to settle down? >> you have to have time for your personal life. otherwise it just becomes about the job. and you know, one thing influences the other. >> that was back in 2006. and leo's many loves over the years have mostly been models, just like nina. five years and was with gisele bundchen for five years before she wed tom brady. we kind of along together, he's like a nice guy. sources say the danish supermodel who once dated adam levine made leo court her before agreeing to go out with him. she didn't want to be another one of his models. >> we have more news to get to. nisc thellurner has the story. >>> the new pop showdowns today. >> i'm excited to share this song with you for the fst >> katy perry and britney spears just released surprise new singles. katy with "rise," an olympic anthem. and britney, a sexy summer jam called "make me." >> well, bri

i could sense it last year at the cannes lions festival. basically the biggest advertising festival in the world. they're thrilled about the opportunities. so while i was in cannes, i sat down with five of the head honchos of media, to talk about how newspapers, magazines, tv news and websites are all trying to adapt. -- between now and 2020. surprisingly, he also said, it's the printed page. watch. >> because it's so valuable to our consumers, we want to try and deliver a great product, for the foreseeable future, i think there's at least a decade, maybe more, of profitable activity, making the "new york times" and delivering it and delighting readers. >> i think that's kind of a relief to hear. morn a decade. wow, in 2016, there's no way there will be print newspapers anymore. >> i want to be clear, that the times has natural strengths and advantages that very few other people in the world have. the fact that the u.s. rather oddly has very few national newspapers, the times, journal, usa today. it's not been very competitive in terms of na

now their relationship seems to have blossomed since they got together last may at the cannes film festival>> the grandmother is probably the same age as leo. >>> speaking of romance and frolicking, can anyone imagine "sex in the city" without jessica parker? >> apparently it almost happened. she had serious misgivings about being in the series. she was worried about the nudity and being misunderstood. her agent convinced her this was a ground breaking role. >> i'm guessing she's happy with that decision. >> i think so, all the way to the bank she's laughing about that. >> carrie bradshaw. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. so don't wait. call to request your free decision guide. and gather the information now to help you

, the film festival. >> the cannesou do it in all three languages? >> i did. because, i've been many times, and it's live on french television, and so you have to do it in french, but nobody in the audience speaks french, so jokes fall flat. it's the coldest room you could possibly imagine. [ laughter ] and i thought it was going to be so cool and they're going to think i'm so great because i speak three languages. and then, you know, the doors open, and i see harvey weinstein, who's like -- [ laughter ] yeah, just like, bored already because i have like a 15 minute -- yeah. so, it was a nerve wracking experience. >> seth: yeah. doing -- yeah, doing jokes in a language people don't speak sounds pretty rough. >> never translates. >> seth: and now, bryan cranston, you guys are great together. were you a fan of his before you worked with him? >> total fan girl. >> seth: okay, great. >> yeah. >> seth: not hummels level, but like -- >> not hummel's level, but a close third place. >> seth: you put his face on a muffin? [ lau

i read that leonardo dicaprio bought an $18,000 chanel bag for his mom while attending the cannes filml. i would buy my mom a nice bag, too, but then she'd have to transfer all of her ketchup packets from her purse. [ laughter ] "you never know when you'll need them, jimmy." yeah, i think i do. i think i know when i'm going to need them. "want an old breath mint with lint on it?" no, thanks, mom. thank you very much. "i took the first one off. the second one's just as fresh. it's just like a brand --" i'm good, thanks. >> steve: have some pop rocks. >> jimmy: see what you think about this. there's a new study that finds that most people have something called unethical amnesia, where they can't remember mistakes they made, but have no problem remembering other people's mistakes. [ laughter ] or as most couples put it, "well that's never happened to me, but he does it all of the time." [ cheers and applause ] it's something you do. i remember. [ applause ] and finally, the "wall street journal" just reported that america has a surplus of cheese and that every person in the country would

the big question does it get out of here in time so that we cann do fireworks down at the mall at 9:o 9. mean another round avenue rainoa

. >> the fact that the state cann, peaceful opposition i think this execution made sheikh nimr al-nimr into an icon, into a martyr. >> narrator: this new footage smuggled out by the activists' network shows how the sheikh's execution sparked the first major protests in the east of saudi arabia since the arab spring. for the sheikh's son, his father's execution will only incite more opposition to the regime. >> it was a big shock for me. i couldn't believe that the saudi government would do that. even though he knew, and he said that many times. like, i remember one time, he said that, "our blood is a cheap price for our values." >> he basically said that if they want to kill us, let them kill us. if they want to put us in prison, let them put us in prison. but we won't be silenced. >> by executing my father, they have accelerated the change that would come to this country. >> (protestors shouting) >> narrator: sheikh nimr's nephew, ali, was spared, but he remains on death row. >> (translated): i feel that the sword is against his neck. they say there will be repercussions. they expect

finally, gregg, this is a strange one, in the cannes, france, resort city not far from nice where earlierrrible terror attack which left 84 people dead, officials are now saying they will be banning all backpacks and all non-transparent bags being brought to the beach. basically, stricter safety restrictions than you find at the airport. we'll see how that is enforced. crazy times. back to you. gregg: indeed. greg talcott, thanks. >>> take a quick break, we'll be right back. >> ... >> ... >> ... this is the summer. the summer of this. the summer that summers from here on will be compared to. where memories will be forged into the sand and then hung on a wall for years to come. get out there. find hotels at up to 50% off and more ways to save at expedia.com/save50. we were talking to chris wallace earlier, you got gets this weekend but news sunday with chris wallace, an exclusive interview with hillary clinton. the only show she's going to be talking to this weekend after her successful nomination. fox news sunday with chris wallace martha: looking forward to that . bill: "happening now" b

and what's very interesting about nice, and people have forgotten this, but nice, and the town close to it, cannes, famous for the film festival, has been a crucible of jihadist activity. a couple of years ago, there was a cell that was dismantled there, based around a mosque in cannes. cannes is around 20 miles from nice. 22 young men, who had jihadist tendencies, several of them traveled to syria, they ended up joining al qaeda and isis. and the very first isis fighter that i was able to document who returned to europe with a plan to carry out an attack was ibrahim woodeena from the french riveriera, living close to nice and he came back from syria in december 2013, reached the area in february of 2014, and was arrested with three bombs before he could carry out an attack. police believe that one of the targets was the carnival in nice. so this is not an area that is foreign to this, let me just say. >> rukmini, in terms of being not naive and being observant here, but also not getting out -- leaning out over our skis, obviously the clearest indication that this is the work of isis or a group li

snack bar restaurant, and they found plans inside the restaurant for attacking the famous hotel in neighboring city of cannes, and yesterday, we had another franco-tunisian man who tried a terrorist attack yesterday evening on promenade des anglais. so we know about all the whereabouts, what's going on in these two cities. so, i'm not surprised at all. when i heard president hollande saying we are going to strengthen our attacks in syria, in iraq, siding with our american partners and other member of the international coalition, fine, great, but at the same time, he repeated, we are at war. but we are at war inside our country here, because we have a lot of people who are supporting isis. one man of the french services told me not long time ago that not only in paris but paris, all areas, suburbs, we have at least 15,000 people who are supporters of isis. so, it's an internal war, and we need to exchange more information, to share more information. this is the problem. president hollande in this meeting this morning will probably say that we need to strengthen our exchange of information between french, belg

the mediterranean sea. it's less than an hour drive north of cannes. e attack in nice is a latest in a series of devastating attacks in france in the past 18 months. more than 200 people have died in terror attacks. you may remember the attacks on the "charlie hebdo" magazine offices in paris on january 7th, 2015, and last november, more than 130 people died in a series of coordinated attacks in the capitol city. many of victims were young people as isis militants targeted places, including restaurants and bars. >>> right now, d.c. police are investigating two violent attacks on women in southeast. both of the incidents happened on 19th street southeast within minutes of each other and a block apart. around 9:30 last night. been shot. "washington post" reports, police believe the suspect was carrying a shotgun. minutes later, they found a woman who was stabbed. all the victims were conscious when they were taken to the hospital. >>> in the day ahead, the men accuse of of killing an american university graduate will be in court. he was shot outside the h

. >> the lady in the cannon? >> we cann cannon lady. tomorrow at 8:00 we have the advil 5k. no balloon other than -- to kick off the race, we will be shooting jennifer smith over the starting line. >> that's the cannon lady. >> the cannon lady. your girlfriend. >> there is time to enter that 5k. watch the balloons, watch jennifer and set a great time. it's low impact. >> oh, that jennifer. and john stephan wolf to you. >> you got a lot going on. appreciate it. the quick check new jersey festival now through sunday. head to our website nbc new york.com. >>> still ahead on this saturday morning how much more you could pay to park, at local beaches. first, time to ask produce pete. >>> good morning. i'm back at farms road stand in wayne, new jersey we're talking green and yellow squash. i like to talk about watermelons because it's so hot but coming up all you want to know about green and yellow zucchini, yellow squash. it's time for produce pete and this wook he's back on the road. >> pete took a trip to one of his favorite farms to help you pick the perfect summer squash. >>>

that has been a part of the transition planning as well, to develop the plan under which i cann will be more accountable to those members of the community then it has in the past. when we talk about turning over the internet, none of that is happening. what we are talking about is the stakeholders will now have the ability to exercise direct itsrs over icann if performers and employees do not perform in accordance with the community. that is what is happening with the accountability improvements. keep in mind that is independent and separate from the contract we have with icann to perform these technical functions that is the contract that expires in september. but these have been lumped together, and in some respects misrepresented in the community, that somehow the u.s. controlled all of this when all we have is a narrow slice of the technical functions. let's bring lynn stanton the conversation. ifn: what is the backup plan icann comes in august and says, no, we can't quite get everything done, we need three months, four months, whatever? peter: that -- mr. strickling: that's why w

the big question does it get out of here in time so that we cann do fireworks down at the mall at 9:ond for about the next 36 hours we'll have the chances for some pop up showers and rain showers as we head to the courss offer monday and tuesday as well. marginal riving of severe weather tomorrow i'm not rto counting omon it not really goig going to be too hot. h so i think thunderstorms will bt few and far between. heavy rain still a possibility though. and it is going to depend on who sees that heavy rain andain thunderstorms activity. last model down to the south now it's up here to the north thehe model struggling to see how this wave of low pressure in await a and see pattern here in the weather center. those locations that have thehe best chance of seeing the rain there is a flash flood watch out that way until tuesday afternood f 65 degrees overnight low tonight. spotty showers out there. independence day 75 degrees. showers and thunderstorms at times. also heavy at times. only 75 degrees, that's relatively cool for 4th of july standards. heat and humidity come back ask we head

. >> it's the riviera and nice is the largest city, along cannes, perhaps the most famous city, down the road. but in any case, this is bastille day, the french independence day, it's a long weekend, so there were thousands of people here, more than there normally would be in a heavy vacation period. >> we've gotten word from the mayor of nice, that he's asking citizens to remain indoors at this moment, but my sense is, the message so far from french officials, they believe that they have killed the assailant in question. we don't know if it's more than one, and that the scene is more or less secure at this point. is that your understanding? >> well, that's personcertainly impression you get. early on after this happened, the police were trying to get people down to the beach. there are a series of steps to take you down to the beach, and they were trying to get them to go down there, because they worried there might be a follow-up attack. what was happening instead, people by the thousands were running. a hesitate to call it tstampede but they were running for their lives, literally

the significance of the national holiday today, it's not too far away from cannes. a lot of americans will know about cannes in the southern coast of france for its lifestyle. it's a very popular tourist destination. that particular area full of hotels, a lot of folks and apartment buildings as well, would be on their balconies watching the display of fireworks. so again, in analyzing this, when we look at this, one of the most important things in the initial stages is looking at the location, looking at the symbolism of the location. in so many of the previous incidents and attacks that we have seen, you try to understand about the motivations of the attacker or the perpetrator by considering an airport location, a theater, areas of, you know, public display of all kinds of activities. particularly things that people here in the west enjoy. but in this particular incident, that cannot be lost as well on understanding the motivations of this. when you look at the vehicle there, the truck that is, you know, on the upper right-hand side of the screen, you look at the

he said the visibility is horrible. cann cannot even see the hand in front of your face.s impression that this fire started on the outside of the building. of course it's too early to tell. battalion chief didn't have any information with regards to that. we did speak with somebody who is a resident who has lived in this area very familiar with the community center and he saw the smoke coming out of the building around 3:50 and it was under his impression that it started in the kitchen area. again, nothing confirmed as far as the source or the cause of this fire. that resident however says it is sad to see this figure piece of the neighborhood go up in flames like this. >> this center is important to everybody. i come here every year for the easter egg hunt. used to in high school. and i think this is an important part of our community. and to see this is kind of surprising to me, if not just shock. >> this fire has grown as you can telling us earlier, sam and laura, within the past 30 minutes to a fourth alarm. that means that the fire department had to call for -- comma

london-cannes, etc. the price is going to be 2500 pounds per month. cory: priced in pounds.t -- cory: it is an interesting time to start to expand in london. imagining those locations in a pre-brexit world is different. and the fact that you're charging in pounds means that your big plans went on sale by about 15%. >> the good news is our cost base also got si -- discounted about 15% when pegged to the dollar. we do not believe that travel will slow down. if anything, commercial air travel could get more difficult as this happens with more immigration rules. we also see the potential of more commuters commuting in and out of the u.k. cory: how is that market different for private jets than the u.s. market? >> there are differences in the infrastructure. what we do is geared toward the customer that takes commercial flights. when we peg the market, we look at the frequency of business atss penetration and traffic commercial destinations. the number of destinations in europe have higher business class penetration than some of the destinations we fly here. cory: higher? i don't

and because my first film, slam, you know, won the caméra d'or at cannes, and my first album was releasedin france a year and a half before it w was released in the states,, i've had a good relationship primarily in france and across europe, and decided to try it out, to try it out, and just to see what it would feel like. and arriving there, it was interesting, on many-you know, like in many small-scale, but which are indeed large-scale, ways. for example, i remember my daughter getting a little bronchial cough. and i'm there. i don't have healthcare there. and so, you know, there, anyone coughs, they're like, "oh, you should go see a doctor"-first time they cougu. here, you know, we're like-you know, we wait 'til we're really sick to go see the doctor.. "go to see the doctor." amy goodman: pneumonia is the standard here. saul williams: right, you know? pneumonia is the e standard, exactly. but everybody's saying, "no, take her to the doctor." so i'm like, "ok, oh, my god, i know how much i have in my account. i don't know if this is going to be cool." i took her to the doctor. the docto

in 1997, he won the top prize at cannes for his film, "taste of cherry." this is kiarostami speaking in 1997. >> i think even if we have censorship in iran, we should deal with it ourselves. as my father used to say, if you're had brakes, a better break in your own hat. we should not talk about it anywhere else because there is no advantage in it. no one can untie our knots. or solve our problems. that reason, i never speak about censorship outside of iran, especially for foreign reporters. i often asked them, don't you have your own censorship? amy: kiarostami died on monday of cancer at the age of 76. and those are some of the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. juan: and i'm juan gonzalez. welcome to all of our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. in iraq, the death toll from saturday's car bombing in baghdad has topped 250, making it the deadliest car bombing in iraq since the 2003 u.s. invasion. the massive blast targeted shoppers preparing for the eid -- markin

. >> reporter: officials in southern france implement new bag regulations for beaches in cannes following then nice on july 14th. >> translator: this measure allows to us prohibit the use of bags that could contain explosives or firearms. >> reporter: in germany, chancellor angela merkel stands by her refugee policy after a string of tax by migrant influenced by the islamic state. >> the fact that two men who came to germany as refugees are response al for the attacks mocks the country that took them in. >> reporter: critics say that merkel stance on refugees is to blame for the recent attacks. but the influx of stream mist action has burst any illusion of the terrorism isolated to anyone part of western europe. in london, greg palkot, fox ne news. >>> today pope francis kick off the second day of his trip to poland for world youth day. the pope's visit got off to rocky start after he actually fell to the ground on his way to celebrate mass. spokesperson says he is okay. later on the pope addressed hi hundreds of thousands of pilgrims encouraging them to spend their lives helping othe others.

soldier who spoke at the democratic national convention. izia cann gave a powerful speech. he denounced the candidate for proposing a ban on muslims after his own son died defending the united states. kahn said trump had no idea of what sacrifice means. >> have you ever been to arlington cemetery? go look at the graves of brave patriots who died defending united states of america. you'll see all faiths, genders, and ethnicities. you have sacrificed nothing and no one -- >> saying that trump had sacrificed nothing and no one. trump responding to the searing criticism saying i'd like to hear his wife say something suggesting she might not be allowed. he defended himself to abc news with the sacrifices he's made. >> how would you answer that? what sacrifices have you made? >> i've worked very, very hard. i've created tens of thousands of jobs. >> those are sacrifices? >> sure. i think they're sacrifices. i think when i can employ thousands and thousands of people, take care of so many of them with their education. i was responsible for getting the vietnam veteran memorial built

the evening. captain mia cann killed by suicide bombing after other american soldiers, likely saving their lives and earned bronze star and purple heart. his father was on stage last night wanting to make sure son was not forgotten and what has >> hillary clinton was right when she calmed my son the best of america. if it was up to donald trump he never would have been in america. donald trump, you're asking americans to trust you their future. let me ask you have you even read the united states running mate tim kaine. >> blair: two are leaving philadelphia on a bus tour and then move to ohio over the weekend so certainly not wasting any time as they leave the dnc. blair miller, fox25 news. >> gene: republican donald trump posted twitter. campaign trail yesterday trump also responded to the harsh comments about h of the speakers at the democratic national convention. >> thing that were said about me. should i go through some of the names. you know what, i wanted to. i wanted to hit a couple of those speakers so hard. >> trump campaign did not clarify he was talking about or what he meant by hit them

trump, saying note nominee in history -- the idea that donald trump cares about the middle class is a bunch of malarkey. how cann there be pleasure in saying, you're fired? saying donalde is trump is seeking to so divisions for his own gain. that is the scene at the moment at the dnc and philadelphia. -- in philadelphia. america, second to none, and we owned the finish line. don't forget it. and may godu all, protect our troops. we are america. right, coming up, a bit of a break, taking a look at sab the takeover in jeopardy following a shareholder rebellion. we will have details on that. ♪ ♪ they look at our top stories. asia-pacific stocks mixed as investors digest the latest fed policy decision. rates unchanged, but upgrading its assessment of the economy. announced a 265 alien dollar fiscal spending package. samsung shares falling following the announcement of a $1.6 billion share buyback. and sales cost cuts helping to beat estimates, second-quarter profit topping $5 billion, benefiting from sluggish iphone sales. a down day in singapore after a 15% slump in its quarterly profit due to contracting loans and

the washington monument. excellent visibility this morning. what's absent? we don't have our summer haze that we normally have this time of year. you canne can easily make out the jefferson memorial lower right of 10:00, upper 70s. mid 80s by 2:00 p.m. and by 6 p.m., back down to the low to mid 80s. comfortable throughout the day today. pleasant evening. temperatures dipping down not 70s by evening. enjoy. as we look at radar, don't have any rain anywhere from the mountains all the way to the atlantic beaches. starting off with a dry sky this morning. we'll stay that way throughout the day today and most of tomorrow. rather cool, shenandoah valley zp out of the mountain. closer to washington, mid 60s around the metro area. low 70s around chesapeake bay. sun rise, 5:54 and it's getting a little bit later this time of year. that's a live view from our tower camera overlooking northeast washington. as we look at our planner for the rest of the day today, temperatures in the mid 80s by mid afternoon. we'll be climbing into the upper humidity and our next chance of any storms, that may be on wednesday and again next week on saturday. now, jac

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

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beach bags at home, amid terror attacks, it comes days weeks after the attack in nice, which called 84 people on bastille day in cannes france. a scare for pope francis in poe lands. the holy father fell while giving massachusetts. the 79-year-old popped right back up, blessed the altar and continued on with the mass. he has a medical condition which causes severe bain in his back and leg. >> vanessa: if you're being hounded by debt collectors, big changes could be coming. proposed new rules from the consumer bureau would limit how often collectors could contact consumers and they have to prove a debt is owed and would give consumers more ability to dispute their bills. consumer group calls in a good first step. >> we need to limit the number of contacts with consumers, we need to impose better penalties on debt collectors who break the law. >> vanessa: a trade group for the credit and collection industry says they will help small businesses keep their doors open and collect debts police say he used a box cutter, then head butted someone. manchester, new hampshire police arrested pablo rodriguez after they say he trie

overshadowing hillary clinton herself but the rationale for choosing her would be to en never united states.ed s >> speaking or warren, talk about an attack dog, if you cann show that here's one day of course trump a guy who calls women fat pigs and women bows an picked a vp who is famous for trying to control women's bodies. the next one, i think we have another one. >> trump and pence sexism somebody some radical, they areh in line with the party platform. >> trump is known for being quite aggressive. she has been too. is this her trial is she trying out >> i think warren has shown the capacity following under trump'i skin that wasn't something his rivals in the republican primary did effectively. seems like warren has capacity to get at him she's using that to the maximum. >> sny talked about the speakers during upcoming convention, is there going to be a wow factor. >> into a class between protesters and the police. trump doesn't want any wow factors other than trump. t he has spent his whole life promoting trump nobody nothing else except has been maybe his kids. he doesn't want warren type. selected pence because you would think that he'd weren't to

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as you move to the west, antibes is the next major big town, after that is cannes and after that, st. tropez. all of those people in all of these communities generally travel through the nice airport to and from along the auto route there. i can't imagine anything but that things are going to be on lockdown. >> that hideous term we have all come to know, the area is full of soft targets, crowds of folks trying to enjoy summer vacation. janet shamlian reporting live for us from nearby the location of this tragedy tonight in france. cal perry in our newsroom monitoring everything else coming in. cal? >> according to the -- what would be the equivalent of the mayor of nice, i'm just going to quote from his twitter page, this is the worst tragedy in the history of nice because more than 70 victims have already died. we are ready to say at this point at least 70 people have died in what we know is a deliberate attack. the french government not using the word terror yet. there will be a statement coming up. the other thing that's circulating on french tv, and we have heard this from some of

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. >> obviously he's the vice presidential nominee. >>> vacationers in cannes, france, have been banned backpacks and non-transparent bags on to the beach amid fears of further attacks. the ban comes days after a priest was killed by isis extremists in a normandy church. homeownership in the u.s. has fallen to its lowest level in more than 50 years. the census bureau says 62% of households owned a home in the second quarter of this year, the trend most pronounced among millenni millennials. >>> chipotle has confirmed plans to open its first burger restaurant to be called tasty made. it will debut in lancaster, ohio, serving burgers, fries, and shakes. that's the cnbc news update at this hour. brian, i'm going to send it to you. that's kind of a crowded field. >> nothing surprises me anymore about anything. cynical. i'm 162 years old, sue herera, thank you very much. >>> the oil market is closing for the day. >> we flirted with that 41 level today. 41.04 was the intraday level. goldman was out with a note today indicating that the fundamentals are fragile, saying watch the dollar in this

the gop national convention. a live report coming up in a minute. good morning and thank you for joining us on this monday. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. we want to get you on the roadways but first dressed for the day. >> yes. it will be cool to start. we'll have a nice beautiful afternoon in most of the bay area. let's get a look at the microclimates now. 59 degrees as you head out the door in the east bay. 53 in the north bay. low clouds and fog covering most of the bay area. we'll get sunshine staying breezy and 65 in san francisco. while the south bay heats up to 83. we'll talk about a warming trend throughout the week. that's coming up. mike is taking us into the commute through san mateo. >> that's right. you get dressed and hit the road. don't do it in the opposite road. you have time to get fully dressed. no real surprises here. we take you where there's slowing showing up for west 92 direction toward san mateo and just off the high-rise. we know about the toll plaza. that will have a back up. live look westbound no incidents reporting. none seen coming off the high-rise. there is a good amount of traffic. we'll track that.

if someone wins tonight, think have the option of an estimated $270 million before taxes lump sum. >> my name is dan sage. >> also today, you have a cannesng devices. the california hick cal radio society will host a voice only performance of the maltese falcon all part of a benefit for the radio society. the show takes place at the kaufman auditorium with other events being head at the society's museum in alameda. turning to the forecast with fan ses dinglasan. >> it's a gorgeous sated. there's a lot of avon walkers right now. i've seen people tie sweatshirts around their waist. i've seen men and women in pink tutus. it is going to be a gorgeous day. san francisco 55. you don't need the jacket. mountain view 60. oakland at 64. it's a little bit cooler in the north bay. santa rosa at 59. very hot weather coming up. >> thank you. >>> straight ahead, a brush fire in monterrey county quickly grows to 2,000 acres forcing mandatory evacuations. plus the democratic ticket is set. local reaction to hillary clinton's choice for vice wow, she's sure making a splash in that designer dress! and with a thicker, more fabulous formula, she's not splas