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yes. what kind of gun did you use? a glock 45. why he says he opened fire. from phone to paperweight, samsung s plan for its unreturned galaxy note 7 phones after reports some of them burst into flames. they ve been recalled. they re dangerous. how samsung is flicking the kill switch. hey, good morning. let s get straight to our top story. donald trump overnight in snowy grand rapids, michigan, his first visit on his ongoing thank you tour to one of the so-called blue wall street that delivered his victory in november. his transition team finding itself in a war of words with america s intelligence agencies. now, these agencies according to two new published reports have concluded that russia was deliberately working to sway the election towards trump through its hacking. we got team coverage of this story this morning. we re going to start with abc s mary bruce right there at the white house. mary, good morning to you. reporter: for months the u.s ....
there, literally that i was going to put a gloomy spin on everything i read and heard about the market. a market where the s&p declined and let me tell you something, staying negative on this market was tough literally from the moment i climbed on the elliptical for the 4:30 a.m. workout after some nasty tweeting and i turned on the tv and what do i see? well immediately i was greeted with a report of bond rates. 1.38% and italian ten-year 1.4%. they are record lows. in other words you hardly make any money buying bonds over there. those levels may not mean anything and i don t talk about europe but listen up, november of 2011 both countries were having liquidity crisis. the banks that owned the solve earn debt was teethings on the brinks. and in just a couple maybe five days with a single data climb of 400 point when is the data in italy s bonds broke through 7%. huge bets were being made these countries with portugal and ireland would default. fast forward from today ....
kills dozens, including children. can they avert an all out ground war? the vice president gets a close-up look at the ravaged jersey shore while hundreds of homeowners are told for the first time, their homes can t stay. and for shoppers this year , the battle starts earlier than ever. and they call it turkey town. our visit to the place where turkey isn t just a meal, it s a way of life, 365 days a year. good evening. there are millions of people in israel and the gaza strip who are spending this night living in fear of rockets and missiles raining down on their homes and neighborhoods as outside parties hurriedly work behind the scenes to stop the exchange fire. huge explosions rocked gaza with one strike killing at least 11 people. israel says the targets were palestinian militants, but several of the dead included women and children. but with palestinians continuing to fire rockets into israel and tel aviv in their crosshairs, israel says it is preparing to expand ....
on the record with greta van susteren is up next. see you tomorrow. this is a fox news alert. the secretary of defense is warning, warning every single american about isis. isil is as sophisticated and well funded as any group that we have seen. they re beyond just a terrorist group. they marry ideology, a sophistication of strategic and tactical military prowess. they are tremendously well funded. oh, this is beyond anything that we have seen. so we must prepare for everything. he says we must prepare for everything, you can hear it in his voice, the pentagon is in a crisis mode. meanwhile, across the potomac river, the lights are out at the white house. no one is home. president obama still on vacation. and today, he was back on the golf course, that is despite being slammed from the left and the right. democrats and republicans both slamming him about playing golf yesterday, and that was just minutes after talking to the nation about the beheading of an american journ ....
all right, that s going to do it for this edition of way too early. morning joe starts right now. good morning! look at that, willie. that is a beautiful view. beautiful day. it s a beautiful day. last couple , not so beautiful. it s thursday, august the 14th. great to have you here with us. along with you, we have got washington anchor for bbc world news america, katty kay and nick consori and then with bloomberg news, al hunt. yesterday, willie, really bad storms out there. did you see some of the pictures? even out here on long island. cars on the highways up to their roofs. looked like a river. it was. yeah, parts of the mid-atlantic and northeast cleaning up and drying out after heavy rains sparked flooding across several states. the hardest appeared to be long island. islip 13.27 inches in under 24 hours and more than a foot in less than a day. more than the region receives in an entire summer. the rainfall shattered previous records and a lot of ca ....