CHRIS CUOMO, CNN ANCHOR: We have breaking news from Germany. We're learning more about the suicide bomber who targeted a German music festival injuring at least a dozen. Authorities say the 27-year-old Syrian national detonated a device and found screws and nails in his backpack. The unidentified bomber entered Germany two years ago. He was actually rejected for an asylum claim. So far the attack is not said to be linked to terrorism. This is the third attack in Germany just since last Friday.</s>ALISYN CAMEROTA, CNN ANCHOR: Back here at home, the massive wildfires in California have tripled in size over the weekend. They're now burning more than 33,000 acres. Here you can see some of it. Firefighters in California are dealing, of course, with these hot temperatures and all of the dry conditions out there as they work to try to contain two raging wildfires. The flames killing one person, hundreds of others have been evacuated from their homes. In the mountains north of Los Angeles, this is. There's also a fire near Big Sur that's consumed about 11,000 acres so far.</s>CUOMO: Verizon hammering out a deal to buy Yahoo!'s core assets for at least $5 billion. The announcement is actually expected to be made later today. The move would end Yahoo!'s years' long fight to survive as a standalone company. It will also likely end the reign of Yahoo! Chief Executive Officer Marissa Mayer. This will be after four years of trying and failing to stage a turnaround.</s>CAMEROTA: All right. Back to what's happening here, the DNC. On the very first day of this convention, there's already controversy. We have the chairman of the DCCC, who's going to be joining us to talk about what was in those DNC e-mails.
Learning More about Suicide Bomber Who Targeted German Music Festival