BERMAN: All right. The breaking news this morning, just moments ago, we learned from a radio report that ISIS is claiming responsibility for the shooting attacks in Garland, Texas. Two men tried to shoot their way into a meeting, a contest to draw cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed. Both shooters were killed. Again, ISIS claiming responsibility on their radio channel. We're going to have much more details on this new claim and the significance in just a few minutes. So, stay with us. First, though, let's get an early start on your money. Cristina Alesci is here with that.</s>ALESCI: Well, things are looking up right now. Futures are pointing higher. That's off yesterday's gains. Stocks rose for the second straight day. The S&P 500 gained six points closing less than 1 percent away from its record. The Dow and NASDAQ close to a report territory thanks to strong manufacturing reports. Baltimore is the toughest place in the country for poor children to escape poverty. That's according to new Harvard study. The average income for a 26-year-old nationally is $26,000. That's about 17 percent more than a young person in Baltimore and 28 percent more than young men in Baltimore. Neighborhoods, of course, no surprise, with two-parent homes, less raise in economic segregation, and are the most socially upward mobility possible. Comcast is offering a new way to share video. It's called Xfinity share. It lets users stream video from their phones, straight to other users' TVs. This comes after other streaming apps like Meerkat and Periscope have been gaining in popularity. I know you haven't tried either of those, but something tells me you're going to get on them soon.</s>BERMAN: I'm just getting use of the Twitter and Facebook stuff. All right. Cristina, thanks so much. EARLY START continues right now.</s>BERMAN: The breaking news this morning. Just minutes ago, we learned that ISIS is claiming responsibility for the shooting in Texas, where two men tried to shot their way into a contest to draw cartoons of the Prophet Mohammed.
ISIS Claims Responsibility for Texas Shooting.