Officials say Munich attack was long-planned...Obama says Trump comments on NATO show he's unprepared...Clinton needs fewer delegates

MUNICH (AP) — Investigators say the Munich gunman spent more than a year preparing his attack. They say he visited the site of a school shooting in the German town of Winnenden and took photos. There's also word that he received psychiatric treatment. Munich's prosecutors' office says he received inpatient treatment for two months last year, followed by outpatient care. The 18-year-old took his own life following Friday's attack that killed nine others.

WASHINGTON (AP) — President Barack Obama says Donald Trump's recent suggestion that the U.S. might not come to the defense of some NATO allies is a sign of Trump's "lack of preparedness" on foreign policy. Obama tells CBS' "Face the Nation" that Trump's comments were an admission that the U.S. "might not abide" by NATO's "most central tenet." NATO members promise that an attack against any of them is considered an assault against all.

WASHINGTON (AP) — It's become a bit easier for Hillary Clinton to formally claim the nomination at the Democratic convention. The Democratic National Committee has released a slightly trimmed list of superdelegates — the party officials who can back any candidate. Two superdelegates left their positions in the last month, while Rep. Mark Takai of Hawaii died of cancer. It now takes 2,382 delegates to formally clinch the nomination. Clinton has 2,814, according to an Associated Press count.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A burned body has been found in a wildfire evacuation area north of Los Angeles. The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department says firefighters found the man's body last night inside a burned car in the driveway of a home in Santa Clarita. The sheriff's department says there's no evidence the death was crime-related. The home is in one of the areas evacuated because of a wildfire that has blackened more than 31 square miles of brush.

RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Police in Richmond, Virginia, are looking for the person who shot three people near the Virginia Commonwealth University campus early today. The university says on its website that the shooting occurred after a fight at a party. WTVR-TV reports that two of the victims were taken to VCU Medical Center with life-threatening injuries. WTVR says police don't believe the victims are university students.

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