all-americans stand united with turkey against this campaign of hatred and violence and her republican challenger donald trurump said we must do everything possible to keep this horrible terrorism outside the u.s. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage. download the abc7 news app and enable push alerts to get updates as soon as they happen. >> visitors to the u.s. may soon be asked to give out more information before entering the states. the federal government has proposed adding a line to the forms filled out by travelers is asking them for social media accounts. it would help them screening to ties of possible terrorism. >> in the bay area eastern contra costa county to be specific police detained a woman involving a crash with two teenage girls and one of them died. it happened at east cypress and bethel island roads. the girls were hit head on as they were walking on the side of the road. the second girl was critically injured. sky 7hd was overhead at the scene as officers put the driver in a patrol car. investigators will do blood and toxicology tests to figure out if charges

all-americans stand united with turkey against this campaign of hatred and violence and her republican challenger donald trump said we must do everything possible to keep this horrible terrorism outside the u.s. stay with abc7 news for continuing coverage. download the abc7 news app and enable push alerts to get updates as soon as they happen. >> visitors to the u.s. may soon be asked to give out more information before entering the states. the federal government has proposed adding a line to the forms filled out by travelers is asking them for social media accounts. it would help them screening to ties of possible terrorism. >> in the bay area eastern contra costa county to be specific police detained a woman involving a crash with two teenage girls and one of them died. it happened at east cypress and bethel island roads. the girls were hit head on as they were walking on the side of the road. the second girl was critically injured. sky 7hd was overhead at the scene as officers put the driver in a patrol car. investigators will do blood and toxicology tests to figure out if charges w

with tactical weapons were deployed. president obama was briefed on the attack by homeland security and officials within the justice department and the fbi are offering their assistance in turkey's investigation. united states has updated its travel warnings to any americans hoping to go to turkey, about 180,000 americans travel there usually every year. >> lana, lot of people will be on guard throughout the holiday weekend. with a record 3 million americans traveling. >>> lana mentioned ten flights were on their way from turkey to the u.s. when the attack its way to boston logan airport. >> some emotional reunions in the airport. look at this, the passengers said they were stunned by the news of attack e specially they just left the same location where it just took place. >> terrible. you feel that it -- sometime it's getting very close to you and you feel -- >> it's just an unbelievable feeling. just getting them back again. like i was reborn. >> those emotional scenes being repeated at the airport. should point out the presidential candidates are weighing in on the terror attack in turkey. donald trump started out by sending prayers to the victims' prayers. >> at a rally at ohio, he reiterated his

released by clinton read terrorists have struck again in the heart of one of our stand united with the people of turkey against this campaign of hatred and violence. >>> new fallout from the response to the 2012 response in benghazi. >> donald trump is going on attack. here is meghan hues. >> reporter: hillary clinton touring a denver training facility, touting an innovation plan and surprising the crowd, taking a question about the house republican report on benghazi. >> after more than two years and $7 million, i'll leave it to others to characterize this report. i think it's clear it's time to move on. >> reporter: the report released by the chairman didn't have a smoking gun against clinton. >> they have never asked me to do anything about the presidential politics. >> reporter: though some republicans pushed to blame him with an addendum. donald trump going after clinton >> hillary clinton and her friends in global finance want to scare americans into thinking small. >> reporter: and she's been one of the clinton's fiercest attack dogs. would senator warren take the v.p. spot? responding on the vi

she says that all americans stand united with the people of turkey against this campaign of violence.>>> a flight from turkey arrived at the sfo yesterday afternoon and took off before the bombings, but passengers learned of the attack during the flight and were able to watch the news on live television on board the plane. >> we had live tv on. >> officials at the sfo say following the istanbul attack, the airport evaluated the situation and safety measures, and some nervous travelers canceled or revoked their flights to a later date. we will have continuing coverage on the istanbul terror attack of on air and ktvu.com, and of course on the mobile app . >>> we will take a check on the weather and traffic so early this morning.>> for some people they are freezing, but for those inland, yes very warm.>>> we have increasing fog bank and more by breeze, the overnight lows running a little bit cooler translating into a cooler pattern, even inland. lake county and the contra costa, that can be a tall order. water temperatures cold, 48 to 51 and a stronger delta breeze and we will see if tha

hillary clinton posted a tweet, all american stand united with turkey against this campaign of hatredand violence. donald trump's tweet is right here. yet another terrorist attack, this time in turkey. will the world realize what is going on? so sad. >>> more from the card -- the continuing coverage from istanbul. we will have that right here on the kron 4 morning news. you can go to our website, kron4.com, as well as the mobile app for the latest. >>> the time is 5:33 and the state attorney general is talk -- speaking out about the investigation into an east bay special needs school. this came after kron 4 had a special report on al of the gate -- allegations about abuse at tobin world. you can see a teacher's aid getting physical with a nine- year-old student. the investigation was initiated by the bureau of justice. it investigates the treatment of children with disabilities or possible civil rights violations. we did not have specifics about the investigation, but we do know that investigators are looking for more victims. >> to encourage victims to come forward and to let the pub

turkey, will the world ever realize what is going on. says at." "llary clinton with a tweet, all americans stand unitedith turkey against hatred and violence." you can see her statement below that. what is your reaction to what happened in this bombing attack? republicans (202) 748-8001. democrats (202) 748-8000. independents (202) 748-8002. we will spend the next 25 minutes talking about what happened in turkey. then we will turn our attention to immigration in this country. then we will spend the remainder of today's "washington journal" with just your phone calls. asking if immigration makes the united states stronger or weaker. we will talk about the recent decision by the supreme court on president obama's immigration action. we will talk about the immigration dynamic of the brexit vote in the u.k.. and we will talk about our recent trip to laredo, texas. mayor, ando the other folks in that border community. we will show you all that threat this morning's "washington journal." first, your reaction to this attack in turkey. good morning, david. go ahead caller: good morning. thank you for c-span. g

terrorists have struck again in the heart of one of our nato allies and all americans stand united with the people of turkey against this campaign of hatred and violence. >>> and one final image from turkey. this is the crowd of people outside a hospital. those people are waiting to donate blood that could be used by those most seriously injured in that attack. >>> and do stay with abc news for the latest on the terror attack in turkey. we'll have more on this in this half-hour and live team coverage later on "good morning america." >>> still ahead -- no one won the mega millions overnight. that means the jackpot is now the third largest in history. >>> plus, tracking severe weather, hail and rain flooding a major league team's dugout. where it's all heading right now. >>> and two trains collide head-on, the desperate search now for crew members. >>> well, the blue jays/rockies game at coors field had to be delayed last night because of this mess -- up to 6 inches of water poured into the clubhouse and rain rolled down into the stadium stairs. the grounds crew used shovels and brooms to clear hail from the

everything possible to keep this horrible terrorism outside the united states." >> we will have continuing coverage on the turkey attack, with push alerts to get the latest updates. >> visitors to the united states could soon be asked to give out more information before entering the country, specifically the federal government is proposing adding a line to the forms filled out by travelers asking for social media accounts. it would help screen for ties to possible terrorism. >> happening today in the south by, law enforcement agencies and fire department will train for active shooter incident and giving officers the ability to escort firefighters paramedics directly to victims during an active shooting incident. they are usually restricted to treating patients. officials say there are delays in treatment for victims and injured law enforcement. training is held in san jose at 2:00 p.m. >> several people are without a place to stay this morning after an apartment fire in san jose. we were there shortly after fires managed to put out the fire. it started at 6:00 last might in a kitchen and damned five apartments there and one

with isis. at the same time, turkey is also part of the anti-isis, military coalition, along with the united states and turkey has its own separate ongoing war with kurdish rebels like the ones who took back kobani from isis back at the beginning of last year. so turkey is just at -- not just at a cross roads, it's at a cross roads so complicated it looks more like an asterisk. they're right in the thick of it from multiple angles. just in this past year, since that isis bomber killed all those kids celebrating the kobani victory over isis, just since then, turkey has suffered at least five major fatal terrorist attacks that weren't even committed by isis. attacks that the turkish government attributed to kurdish militants, including a massive double bombing in ankara last november that killed at least 95 people. also a fatal attack on the other airport in istanbul that's not the one that was hit today. and interestingly, in that case, it was not in the departures hall. in that case, kurdish rebels are believed to have smuggled a bomb onto the tarmac somehow. that happened in december. in terms of

it has the long border with syria which is a big concern to the united states. the relationship between turkeyd to say the least because there are varying levels of commitment to the fight against isis. turkey has other objectives that don't jive with what the united states wants to do. >> seeing how complicated the relationship has been in the past does this make it more complicated or unify it in. >> i think it serves to unify the coalition and unify the u.s. and turkey. this is on the first attack that has happened there. president obama and others have made the point that these attacks are killing muslim citizens, places like turkey and that is the front line in the war against isis. the united states has been pushing turkey aggressively to try to seal the border with syria. it is a route for fighters to go in and out of europe. it is a route for smuggling of oil and other commodities that isis sells to fund its operations and to fund its so-called caliphate. a very important relationship that is complicated. the president has been in frequent conversations and contact with turkey's leader

the united states needs to step up and assure them that washington does stand with turkey in the time of need. the problem is that the united states and turkey are in separate places when it comes to the fight against the islamic state. the united states supports the durds and the allies in the united states where as the kurts are worried about the kurtish nationals and what it means for the security. >> and there's a dispute for the border and many believing that they have the borz er theborder. stephen cook, thank you so much. we're going to sneak in another break here. when we come back, more on the breaking news on the terror attack and istanbul and wuone o the largest airports in the world. we will be right back. victoza® lowers my a1c and blood sugar better than the leading branded pill, which didn't get me to my goal. victoza® works with your body to lower blood sugar in three ways-- in the stomach, the liver and the pancreas. and while itsn't for weight loss, victoza® may help you lose some weight. non-insulin victoza® comes in a pen and is taken once a day. (announcer victoza

hillary clinton had this reaction "all americans are united with the people of turkey against the campaign of hatred and violence." donald trump tweeted "we must do everything possible to keep the terrorism outside of united states." >> we will have continuing coverage the turkey terror attack. >> visitors to the united states could be asked to give out more information before entering the country. the federal government is proposing adding a line to the form filled out by travelers asking for social media accounts. it would help them screening ties to possible terrorism. >> in the south bay law enforcement agencies and fire departments will train for active shooting incident giving officers the ability to escort firefighters and paramedics during active shooting incident. usually they treat the patients further from the scene causing delays in treatment for victims and inyou areed law enforcement. the training is held at the school in san jose at 2:00 p.m. >> people are without a place to stay this morning after an apartment fire in san jose. firefighters managed to put out the fire that

middle eastern countries in order to fight terrorism saying, quote, all americans stand united with the people of turkeydo hope that you continue to stay with ktvu fox 2 here on the air and follow us on social media as we bring you updates about the istanbul terror attack and what's changed here at home. >>> time is 8:35. here at home, it's been a violent couple of days in san jose. two men were shot and killed in less than 24 hours of each other. >> ktvu's janine de la vega joins us from san jose to talk about the latest homicide case. you just spoke with police. what did they have to say? >> reporter: a spokesman says that in both of these cases, the shootings that happened over the last two days, out appears that the victims were -- it appears that the victims were targeted. they have conducted interviews and evidence that they have gathered. and especially in the latest shooting, they are looking for anything that may lead them to the suspect who shot two men. the two men were found shot multiple times inside a car found on san carlos and 11th street on the area right next to san jose state where ma

. >> all americans stand united with the people of turkey. >>> stay with us for continuing coverage online and on air. >>> two bay area families traveling together along interstate 5 involved in a horrific accident. a big rig rear ended their minivan, 6 people were killed and only the husband survived. they were traveling south when the accident happened on the grapevine. they said all of the victims are from the bay area. we are joined in daly city where one of the families lived. >> one is from daly city and the other from san francisco. they were riding together in that rented minivan when the unthinkable happened. >> interstate 5, the gorman pass, referred to as the grapevine, traffic crawling much of the day, but the wrecked minivan on the southbound lane barely hinted at what happened. >> the first officers found themselves in a hopeless situation. >> we saw a vehicle catch fire, off the shoulder, we stopped and saw a van and started to get engulfed and they tried to get their families out and we assisted them to try to put the flames out and get them out. >> the van was being driven

she posted this on twitter, all- american stand united with the people of turkey against this campaign of hatred and violence. >> reporter: here in the bay area, bart confirms it is using tsa patrols to help with security. they are taking guidance from tsa, homeland security and the local law enforcement. travelers were seat more uniformed officers throughout the airport. >> there are multiple layers. there are layers that are immediately apparent and others that are not immediately repeat -- apparent . last year they set a record of 50 million travelers and expect more this year. >>> we're seeing signs a letter traffic this morning? >> we are seeing signs of letter traffic this morning. on the bay bridge toll plaza you will see the traffic is a little bit lighter. it is hard to tell because there is slow traffic but on the 880 ramps you will see the traffic is just a touch lighter. this could start to trend for the fourth of july weekend that is going to be light. i think a lot of people are not going to be going to work on monday which is the fourth of july so it is going to be in th

lou: hillary clinton released statement saying in part, all americans stands united with the people of turkey this campaign of hatred and violence. joining me now sarah westwood, and matt schlapp. sarah, as we have done over the course this hour, talking about what is happening in turkey. we know 36 people dead. the death toll expected to rise. 140-some people wounds. attacking ataturk international airport as a soft target. but one that's important to tourism. desperately important to the people of turkey. and now international airports around the globe on alert. this administration continues to tell us the islamic state can't do what it's doing almost daily. >> exactly. and hillary clinton's statement essentially doubles down on the policies that clearly aren't working. this just shows this major point of contention between hillary clinton and donald trump. donald trump in the wake of this is advocating for strength. he's advocating on increased military presence in syria. reality is. until islamic state is unable to control a large swath of territory in that region, then they will continue

turkey is a nato member. the relationship between the united states and turkey is a bit strained. mostly having to do with the kurdish dimension of this complicated conflict. the kurds are leery of the populati population. they want to form a separate state within turkey or separate from turkey. the united states sees the kurds as one of the most effective groups fighting its battles against isis. so there's that conflict. the united states has been putting pressure on the president of turkey to be more tolerant of human rights. there's a lot of criticism of crackdowns on the press in turkey, on opposition, on protests. so there's that as well. so clearly a very complicated issue. and although the president is in canada trying to talk about issues like energy and trade and immigration with the president of mexico, given what's happened in istanbul i'm certain that's what will dominate or should dominate the press conference. >> ron allen, we see someone approach the podium. a quick commercial break. there should be interesting comments at that press conference, when we come back. and to keep up this pace,

she posted this on twitter, all- american stand united with the people of turkey against this campaign of hatred and violence. >>> tsa patrols are providing extra security for the bart system. at sfo they are advising administrators that uniformed officers will be more visible throughout the airport. >> there are multiple layers. there are layers that immediately apparent and layers that may not be immediately apparent. >> last year sfo had a record 50 million travelers. this year even more travelers are expected. >>> we're following developing news in the bay area in santa rosa where a man was stabbed inside a movie theater in what appeared to be a random attack. it happened about 4:00 yesterday afternoon. police say a man walked up behind another man while he was watching a movie and stabbed him several times. the 21-year- old victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. police found the weapon inside the theater and the suspect was arrested a short time later. they report the 2 men do not know each other and that the attack was unprovoked. >>> investigators say the theate

really a public expression of what he privately told the president, and that is the united states stands with turkey, a nato ally. he emphasized that point and they'd be doing whatever possible to help them, offered his condolences and touched on this issue that tom is talking about. this issue of isis is on the run, potentially in iraq and syria, that's according to to the president, according to to the white house, but you do not talk to national security officials either in europe or in the states that don't think that is ultimately going to present some short sort of challenge for soft targets. as hard drowned on the battlefield. in countries like iraq, in cities like fallujah, potentially mosul where we're waiting for an offensive there. some time later this year. what happens there to isis? look out west, look across that border. with turkey. and look for softer targets and try to hit there. it's a challenge of frankly a president doesn't have an answer for. he is talking about what he's trying to do to ensure security, ensure strength and ensure the trade continues. remember, that is the focu

terrorist have struck again in the heart of one of our nato allies and all americans stand united with the people of turkey. >> folks, there's something going on that's really, really bad insta bull. >>> it's 5:00 a.m. in turkey now, where a terror attack has devastated instanbul's airport. multiple suicide bombers blew themselves up at that airport. u.s. authorities are working to determine if any american citizens are among the victim. new video appears to show the explosions. nbc news has not yet independently verified these videos. they are shocking to watch. one video appears to be cell phone video of a security monitor. and it is consistent with other videos of the attack area. another video shows people running across the airport and then a large explosion. we must warn you that a third video is graphic and disturbing in this unverified video, an attacker appears to be shot by police. then moments later, that person detonates explosives. no group has yet claimed credit for the attack, but a senior u.s. counter terrorism official tells nbc news richard angle, "it is very likely." those were his words

hillary clinton said all americans stand united with the people of turkey and calling for additionalthe first time candidates have had to respond to terror attacks. nor is at this time first time they have differed deeply on the subject. >> november 13, 2015. paris is under siege. 130 people killed. many hundreds more wounded. as news of the carnage starts to break in the u.s., this tweet from donald trump. long before isis would claim responsibility. they laughed at me when i said to bomb the isis controlled oil fields. now they are not laughing and doing what i say. 30 minutes later, this from hillary clinton. the reports from paris are harrowing. praying for the city and families of the victims. the stark contrast in political style now a hallmark of the presidential race. december 2, 2015. san bernardino, california. 14 people are gunned down at the inland regional center. the attackers, a husband and wife, later killed in a shoot-out with law enforcement. hillary clinton didn't speak about it until the next day. >> i know that everyone from the fbi to local police are doing ever

and clinton releasing a statement, saying all americans stand united with the people of turkey. >> hillary clinton is off the campaign trail today although she had a public event last night and did not mention the attack. megan hughes, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you. >>> our coverage of the attacks in turkey continues online at 6abc.com and there you can find the latest updates and view images of the scene and read reaction from local turkish americans living here in philadelphia. >>> and now they are looking to identify possible terrorists. it was entered into the federal register last week and it's in a 60 day public comment period before it's considered. none citizens traveling to and from the u.s. on a visa waiver, could be asked about their social media profiles but about their passwords it would ask travelers to volunteer their handles such as facebook and twitter. >> and david muir will have more on the attacks in istanbul including the latest on the investigation. >>> other news tonight the man charged with setting his girlfriend on fire, killing her back in may will stand t

clinton responded, driving a slightly different message saying, "all americans stand united with the people of turkeygainst this campaign of hatred and violence." then, trump campaign sent an e-mail to the media that read in part, the terrorist threat has never been greater. half an hour later, trump himself spoke at a rally in saint clairsville, ohio, driving home the message talking tough on terror. trump: we cannot do waterboarding, but they can do chopping off heads. they can do whatever they want. you have to fight fire with fire. mark: late this afternoon, on twitter, trump added to what he was saying, "isis exploded on hillary clinton's watch. she has done nothing about it and never will. not capable." so john a bit of a case study , for us to look at how these two potential presidents have reacted to an international crisis. who seems to be handling it better, clinton or trump? john: the only thing we can say at this point is that trump is handling it more aggressively and energetically. he has been much louder on the topic than hillary clinton has been. i am not sure, he clearly feels confid

clinton's more muted reaction to the attack in this tweet saying all americans stand united with the people of turkeygn of hatred and violence. some republicans like former p.o.w. john mccain aren't ready to adopt the trump doctrine arguing water boarding is torture. >> if we torture people what do we expect our enemy would do to americans that were captured? does that open the door to that? i could go on for a long period of time. in summary, it's not the united states of america. >> trump is also on a tear on trade, promising voters he will rip up current u.s. trade deals like nafta and the transpacific trade deal. >> the transpacific partnership is another disaster done and pushed by special interests who want to rape our country just a continuing rape of our country. >> trump's trade proposals prompted a rare rebuke from the normally gop-friendly chamber of commerce. under trump's trade plans we would see higher prices, fewer jobs and a weaker economy. all of that has top republicans still reluctant to throw their full weight behind trump. >> so my hope is that he's beginning to pivot and become

"all americans stand united with the people of turkey against this campaign of hatred and violence." we will have updates on the air and also online, ktvu.com as well as on our mobile app . >>> 6:06 am. >>> firefighters from san francisco are investigating a fire that broke out at macy's in union square. a one alarm fire was reported after midnight, and we are still waiting to get an update on whether there was damage. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >>> the latest on the wildfires burning in california, evacuations are underway in an area between forest hill in auburn along the placer-el dorado county line. it is burning on both sides of the middle fork of the american river and known as the trailhead higher. it started in a remote area that is hard for the ground crews to get to, and cal fire has been using planes and helicopters to fight the fire. cal fire says that the pilots were granted for a wild yesterday by a drone that was spotted over the fire. >>> the deadly wildfire burning in kern county is now 60% contained. the fire near lake isabella has destroyed

statement, driving a slightly different message saying in part, all americans stand united with the people of turkey. then at 6:12, trump sent an e-mail to the media staying terrorist threat has never been greater. then half an hour later trump himself spoke at a rally in st. clairsville, ohio, driving home that same message talking tough on terror. >> so we can't do waterboarding but they can do chopping off heads, drowning people in steel cages. they can do whatever they want to do. you have to fight fire with fire. >> late this afternoon, isis exploded on hillary clinton's watch. it's a bit of a case study for us to look at how these two potential presidents have reacted to an international crisis. who seem to be handling it better, clinton or trump? >> the only thing we can say at this point is that trump is handling it more aggressively and more energetically. he's been much louder on this topic than hillary clinton has been. i am not sure. he clearly feels confident that this is a winning issue for him. it is not 100% clear that saying that we have to become like the terrorists to beat them is

hillary clinton said all americans stand united with the people of turkey and calling for additionalfirst time candidates have had to respond to terror attacks. nor is at this time first time they have differed deeply on the subject. >> november 13, 2015. paris is under siege. 130 people killed. many hundreds more wounded. as news of the carnage starts to break in the u.s., this tweet from donald trump. long before isis would claim responsibility. they laughed at me when i said to bomb the isis controlled oil fields. now they are not laughing and doing what i say. 30 minutes later, this from hillary clinton. the reports from paris are harrowing. praying for the city and families of the victims. the stark contrast in political style now a hallmark of the presidential race. december 2, 2015. san bernardino, california. 14 people are gunned down at the inland regional center. the attackers, a husband and wife, later killed in a shoot-out with law enforcement. hillary clinton didn't speak about it until the next day. >> i know that everyone from the fbi to local police are doing everythi

terrorists have struck again in the heart of one of our nato allies and all americans stand united with the people of turkeygainst this campaign of hatred and violence. already stories of heroism on the part of turkish police are emerging as their quick actions to confront the suspects may have prevented an even worse tragedy. today's attack in istanbul only strengthens our resolve to defeat the forces of terrorism and radical jihadism around the world. it reminds us that the united states cannot retreat, we must deepen our cooperation with our allies and partners in the middle east and europe to take on this threat. such cooperation is essential to protecting the homeland and keeping our country safe. our thoughts and prayers are with the victims, their families and the turkish people. again, quoting a new statement just out from hillary clinton's campaign. joining me now from the white house, nbc's ron allen. ron, we learned earlier that the president has been briefed and is closely following the situation. >> reporter: indeed, kate. just to read further between the lines of that clinton statement that yo

the hillary clinton campaign releasing a statement and tweeting, all americans stand united with the people of turkeyinton is off the campaign trail on wednesday. and though she appeared publicly at a town hall on tuesday night, she didn't mention the attack. megan hughes, abc news, washington. >>> 50 years ago american scientists tried to put a man on the moon. now a new moon shot is underway trying to find a cure for cancer. todayçó carol burnett introduce joe biden to try to find a cure. they need to speed us progress and cancer has taken children from biden and burnett. >> that cancer moon shot grew out of a sentiment that i -- i acquired, that we're in the cusp of a lot of change. >> to a cancer patient and the (m everything. >> today the summit at howard university included cancer patients and people trying to cure the disease, oncologists and researchers. >>> still to come on abc 7 news at 4:00, the world's largest uncut diamond up for grabs. worth $90 million but it did sell. >>> i'm michael finney. ask finney is still ahead. i'm still taking your questions on twitter and facebook. just post

turkey is with the united states on attacks against isis. the u.s. s using turkish air bases in southern turkey. so that makes turkey a target. plus, turkey is a secular republic. isis already has declared turkey an apostate regime, quote unquote, and put it as a target. some people pointed out that just yesterday turkey made a deal with israel. could it be a reason? probably they couldn't respond that fast. that was something on the news this past week. that's one possibility to think about. but it's clear that isis considers all other muslims that is not fe fanatic to join me. so it's a threat for all muslims and all other people in the world who just stand against this. actually it's a death cult who illegitimately acts in the name of islam. >> there wasn't just the reestablishing diplomatic ties with israel, the turkish president apologized to russia for the shooting down of a jet. one of the criticisms which has been made of the turkish government in the past is it's focused too much on the kurdistan worker's party, opposed to isis. is that now g

hillary clinton tweeted, "all americans stand united with the people of turkey against the campaign ofand violence." >> and you saw donald trump he tweeted out yet another terrorist attack will the world ever realize what is going on? so sad. >> we have team coverage and what americans are doing to keep us safe. >> will tran is live at sfo.>> reporter: there is a heavy local police officer, federal officer presence at san francisco international. a major theme i have noticed all morning, drop-offs are happening much quicker. they are not allowing people to say goodbye for a long time. they say drop off, get going and if you don't someone will come along with a microphone that says get going on we will write you a ticket. they are making sure that the travelers leaving feel safe. we do know that there is a flight from istanbul into san francisco at around 4:00 this afternoon. there will be and other flight leaving at around seven. international flights don't have much change, when you go through security do expect a lot of backup. they say they are thorough every day but especially afte

>> we know the president spoke with the leader of turkey and extended condolences and said that the unitedates will offer full support and help in this tragic time. i think that is what we are going to hear from him when he addresses this and of course there will be a press conference and will get questions about this. you are absolutely right. that is going to be his core message when he hits the campaign trail. he is going to argue this is my former secretary of state. she has the experience to lead and try to contrast that against donald trump. >> thank you very much. president obama is getting into his vehicle about to take off after landing. we will have an update right after this. a het attack doesn't care if you run everyday, or if you're young or old. no matter who you are a heart attack can happen without warning. if you've had a heart attack, a bayer aspirin regimen can help prevent another one. be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. bayer aspirin. this new dog treat called max and dentalife.covered it's really different. see? it's flexible... ...and

with congress. >> as americans we focus on united states lens. united states is the world leader. dealing with isis and syria isn't just a u.s. component but a world component. turkeyborder with syria. not only does united states have a stake in everything going on in the campaign against isis so do neighbors in the middle east. so does europe. it is a world wide issue and part of being a politician and leader is getting consensus with world groups on how you take action and what you do in response. >> and support within your own congress, within your own country regarding if he was planning to take things to he says is fight fire with fire status. thank you very much for a run down on presidential candidates. we are waiting on president obama at a summit in ottawa, canada with mexico's president. we could hear from him within the hour. these are live pictures. let me bring in ben ginsburg, national counsel to romney campaign. thanks for joining us again. >> thanks for having me. >> let's talk about the reaction from presidential candidates. donald trump gave a speech earlier in the day, a teleprompter speech, more measured remarks. on his twitter account after ver

turkey's relations with almost all of its neighbors and some of its close friends, including the united states have been very bad recently. and i think this attack could further prompt turkey tasay it cannot go it alone. it could not have adversaries inside the country and outside. but i must say people in this country have been bracing for this kind of attack. a specific intelligence warning that we reported on two weeks ago that isis had deployed more than 30 fighters from inside syria to specifically carry out attacks during the muslim holy month of ramadan. a senior official told us that this attack at the airport is very likely linked to that advance deployment of isis personnel that they were set here to stage attacks and the concern is ramadan is not over yet what we saw last night here may be the start of a wave of violence in the final days of this muslim holiday. >> nbc richard engel, thank you very much, both presumptive presidential nominees released statements in response tathe terror attack. hillary clinton said in part "the attack in istanbul only strengthensors resolve t

terrorists have struck again in the heart of one of our nato allies, and all americans stand united with the people of turkeyred and violence." >>> new fallout from the report released by house republicans on clinton's response to the 2012 attack in benghazi. >> as she responds, donald trump is going on attack. here's more. >> reporter: hillary clinton touring a denver training facility, touting an innovation plan -- >> i do plead guilty to being a policy wonk. >> reporter: and surprising the crowd, taking a question about the house republican report on benghazi. >> after more than two years and $7 million, i'll leave it to others to characterize this report. i think it's pretty clear it's time to move on. >> reporter: the 800-page report released by the panel's chairman didn't have a smoking gun against clinton -- >> speaker boehner nor speaker ryan have asked me to do anything about 2016 presidential politics. >> reporter: some wish to blame the nominee with an addendum. donald trump going after hillary clinton on another issue after his visit to scotland. >> hillary clinton and her friends in global finan

we tweeted about this saying that americans stand with turkey which is a long time ally of the united states. she wept through a longer statement is that she put out saying that the u.s. not only stands with the people of turkey, one of our nato allies, but we need to be resolved to defeat the forces of terrorism. she did not talk about that at her town hall last night. donald trump had a rally last night and he did talk about this attack and what it may mean for the united states. >> tracie potts on capitol hill for us this morning. >>> now, we want to take the time to check in with chuck bell who has your seven-day forecast. hey, chuck. >> good morning, angie and aaron. it's a pleasant start to the day. if i could get my train of thought going once again. skies are trying to clear out a bit. sun is already up on a wednesday morning as you look into our northeastern sky there. pretty looking sunrise here this morning. picked up nearly an inch of rain yesterday. officially .87 at national airport. that brings our 2016 rainfall total up to within half an inch of average. still below la

again we join you from yet another international dateline with president of the united states, this latest terror attack pointed out happening in turkey with president late last year dozens injured killed i should say more than 100 hurt in senseless attack as you also said we haven't heard from president at least on camera but i do want to share with our viewers, a statement, by the white house we maim steadfast in support for turkish our nato ally partner along with all of our friends and allies around the world, as we continue to confront the threat of terrorism, we do have a few items that i think will be important as we take a look at north american leader summit agendaed afraid at top of the list we will hear probably a great deal about brexit energy climate change combating terrorism has been a major issue, not just in the states but obviously throughout the region, and as i probably can imagine we will see plenty of bilateral meetings between leaders also a chance to hear from leaders as they take questions, that will be coming up later on this afternoon, of course, i will bring a all coverage right here fastest growing network

. >> and turkey has been marred with violence. the united states state department as i noted yesterday warned americans will increased terrorist attacks throughout turkey what are people saying in turkey tonight. "the washington post" correspondent aaron cunningham is live in istanbul. what are they saying there? >> well, i think there was a feeling that something like this would happen. that it was expected to happen and there had been attacks a number of attacks over the past few months. so, so there was that expectation. but people are upset, obviously. they're worried about the direction that the country is going and whether or not there will be more violence like this. >> i assume you have american friends there. i mean, are the americans who are there, whether they are on business or living there, and studying there, do you talk to snem do they have increased fear being in this nation? >> i think so. i think there have been more americans that have left turkey in recent months than previously. i know that in april there was a very spec

they are responding strategically with these attacks in france, belgium, united states, turkey, arab world. to answer the question, as long as the machine is up and running in the love fonts, der machine will be running. i would answer the question without terminating the membership organization in the middle piece, we will oversee those attacks if it does not mean the attacks will continue, but certainly as long as the machine is out. nicole: what do we know about the suicide vest and bombs? >> is too early because turkish authorities are examining all the systems involved in not saying much because in that part of the stage of any investigation like this one, they are looking at who is doing the city. these people came from istanbul, from within istanbul. turkish authorities know that there are many actually on turkish soil because some of them are traveling to serious and iraq. nicole: i want to jump in here. there's so much talk about gun control. talk about all the people they are defenseless at that time. it's almost a case of a fast thinker. he was faster? if you can take out

>> a message from isis to turkey, stop cooperating with the united states. tightening up its borders, built fences, turned some people back who are trying to reenforce isis's ranks. isis is under pressure by u.s. backed rebels from the north and by russian backed syria forces coming in from the west. this is a way to distract attention from those imminent military losses on the battle field. >> kimberly, let's let people in on a conversation before. when they hear other countries involved other than the ones they're familiar with, and cia is saying there will be more attack, it seems to suggest that we are losing against isis. how is this winning? >> isis is suffering on the battle field, losing in places like fallujah, losing territory inside syria, but pushing its operations to other ungoverned spaces. it's like pushing air in a balloon, push it from one area, it extends elsewhere, there is fertile ground in people in those regions, government unstable, security forces that are weak, people without opportunities. isis is a banner they want to follow. >> br

talking about foreigners, think foreigners in the potential from western, united states and returning to countries like turkey withsis provided suicide belts to conduct attacks. that's rapid maturation process. it raises questions about how quickly do we want to intervene to stop this stuff. >> we're learning about the master mind of this attack. it's a pretty high level plan. >> i don't know anything about this man. they have played not only foot soldier role but a leadership role. it's sort of misnomer because of what the name for anybody of the former soviet republic or russia in these cases. this is one of the things that this attack underlies is how central asians, so many of the people are in isis. >> is that because they have previous experience? this is someone that isis wants to recruit. they come in already. >> they were very brutal. the russians had a totalitarian approach to the war. they are battle hardened. >> i think it's fascinating the a lot of people that we know pretty quickly now that these suspects had come over from syria about a month ago. they're in istanbul. they're operating in istanbul.

turkish stability over the long-term and i have a hard time seeing turkey move enough so that they are actually aligned with the united states on the kurdish issue, can they align on assad, yeah, i think they might be able to do that. but that's a different story from saying that they are okay with the americans providing arms to a group that the turks directly consider to be terrorists. i can't see the americans and the turks really getting on the same page in syria any time soon. >> and what is happening in syria, just to underline what ian just said what is happening in syria is actually a nightmare scenario for the turks. the united states, turkey a major ally, the western power has essentially mid wifed a terrorist state on turkey's border in this western kurdistan n this territory that syrian kurds now control. is a state in the making that is closely alines with the pkk. to the turk this is a nightmare scenario and something that they have been worried about forever. it places their, the integrity of their country in general ardy. so sernlg moving the turks in the dreksz of the anti-isis coalition and as i said