obvious that the white house has no answers for us. as they rush to clear out the third world camp, they created in del rio, texas. here is how circle back psaki broke down the numbers today. 1401 haitian nationals have been returned to haiti. 3206 haitian nationals have been moved from the del rio camp to cbp custody or other sectors of the united states border to either be expelt title 42 if possible or placed into removal proceedings; therefore, they there remain less than 5,000 migrants in the dell rio sector. pete: sounds very official. now, i m no mathematician but those numbers don t add up at all. 15,000 were there minus 1400 returned to haiti, minus 3200 in so-called removal proceedings. we will get to that. and 5,000 still in bidenville. that leaves rule roughly 5400. 5,400 that s not a rounding error. where are those 5400 illegals that used to be in government custody or even if it s 4,000 or 3,000? fox news correspondent peter doocy tried to find out earlier t
sharknado, and the cliffhanger butting all other cliffhangers to shame today. this, july 23rd, 2015. and good morning, everyone. welcome to today on a thursday morning. great to see you. remember that time we all got eaten by a flying shark. people waking up going, oh, they survived. a movie, not over, i know that. i really believed you in the role of matt lauer. very good. we re going to have fun with sharknado 3 later on, but we want to start with a thursday morning with serious news. candid and troubling comments from fbi director james comey on the threats from isis facing the united states, and that group s increased ability to inspire americans to extremism. kristen welker is at the white house with more. officials here have long signaled the terrorist group isis, also known as isil, poses a danger to the u.s., but the fbi director was asked if the group is now a bigger threat to the u.s. than al qaeda. his answer, yes. underscoring the level of concern here
putting all other cliff hangers to shame today thursday july 23rd 2015. announcer: from nbc news this is today with matt lauer and savannah guthrie. live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. good morning. welcome to today on a thursday morning. remember the time we got eaten by a flying shark? did we survive? they survived. it s a movie. it s not over. i believed you in the role of matt lauer. thank you. we ll have fun with sharknado 3 a little bit on. we start with a serious news. troubling comments from fbi director james comb my on threats from isis facing the united states. at the group s ability to inspire americans to extremism. kristin welker is at the white house with more. reporter: officials here have long signalled the terrorist group isis also known as isil poses a risk to the u.s. the fbi director was asked if the group is a bigger threat to the u.s. than al qaeda. his answer is question underscoring the level of concern here. isil is not your
toward the east, the sky is getting bright. sunshine on the way you see very little cloud cover around the closest rain is up on the other side of new york state at this point. 69 degrees if philadelphia. 63 in trenton. we actually have dropped into the 50s in allentown, 61 in wilmington, cool and comfortable this morning as you step outside, if you re planning on the pool or the local swim club, maybe you re lucky and have this one to you power to you. you re better off than me. 87 degrees remember the sunscreen today. on your storm tracker 6 live app at 8:00 a.m. 72. noon, 83. 86 at 3:00 p.m. high of 87 around 4:00 p.m. low humidity today. the weekend call coming up not only philadelphia, but the shore. that s just ahead. so far it s not a bad commute, but we have an issue that s happening in new jersey it s a big one if you re in burlington county. route 38 is shut down between smithville and 206 in south hampton. a dump truck was traveling and pulled down the wires. we
latest on the shooter the heroes and another american city reeling this morning. and we do say good morning, america. we want to get right to that breaking news this morning. you re looking live at the multiplex in louisiana where the gunman opened fire. here s a look at the scene. a massive police response. moviegoers overcome after the attack. stories of heroism, the two teachers credited with saving so many live amy. yes and, david, this is what we know. it began around 7:30 last night, about 0 minutes into a screening of the movie trainwreck. two people and the gunman are dead. nine others injured. authorizes say the killer was a 58-year-old white man. we do have team coverage and hear from some of the witnesses on the scene and investigators asking who was this suspect in his 50s. abc s ryan owens starts us off from the scene this morning. ryan, good morning. reporter: david, good morning to you. still a very active scene here. take a look behind me. see all th