i would have a bag ready. >> get my son together and be ready to go if we have to. >> if some of those wonderful people had guns strapped right here, right to their waist and goes boom, boom, you know what, that would have been a beautiful, beautiful sight, folks. >> you can tell at that moment, it felt like a war room. >> it went with the beat until you heard too many shots.

it was like bang, bang, bang. >> we started running, and unfortunately, i was shot about three times in my leg. >> this is the central fallujah, it was until yesterday, under the control of isis. so grateful for your company, as always. i'm christi paul. >> i'm victor blackwell. >> tens of thousands of acres are burning in three western states this morning. >> triple digit temperatures and high winds fueling the wildfires. let's go to southern california. entire hillsides consumed. 8,000 acres burned so far. mandatory man tore evacuations and 2,000 firefighters are fighting this

fire. >> do some backfiring, what it does is create ace buffer and then this line will have a black line between this and the mane part of the fire. >> 12,000 acres are also burning in arizona. let's go there. another 50,000 acres in two separate fires burning in new mexico. look at the map here. heat and high winds fueling the fires. allison chinchar is in the w weather room. is there any forecast that brings rain? >> it is going to be a while. we're going to have to wait several days both for the temperatures to finally relief themselves a little bit and to get rain chances in. that's why we have this pink color that you see here on the map. for several states indicating an excessive heat warning. again, we think of these places as being very hot, but this is just incredibly hot for these areas.

recording breaking temperatures, the one in arizona, 40% containment. they wouldn't get increased humidity until tuesday or. new mexico, 9% contained of the 7,000 acres. and then in california, about 7,800 acres burned, 45% containment. you think the temperatures are cooling down overnight, that would be the time you would see relief for the fighters, but it's different. you have this dome of high pressure, it holds all of that heat in, and then at night, particularly in california, you get those winds that are called sundowner winds where they happened from sundown on. unfortunately, that's going make it very difficult for these firefighters to fight these fires, even as the temperatures go down. >> thank you, allison. all right, let's talk

politics. donald trump, renewing his threat to self-fund his own campaign if i thinks the republican is starting to waiver. >> this, coming as the billionaire is fighting back against delegates thinking of ways to block him from being the the presidential nominee in cleveland. following the trump campaign and more on party unity. >> good morning, victor and christi. donald trump's message is clear, but not at any cost. the republican nominee, emphasizing he wants the republican party to unify around him, but if it doesn't, he is willing to go it alone. he insisted earlier on saturday he is willing to self-finance if he needs to in the general election, unclear if he'll be able to do that if he needs to. later on in phoenix, donald trump continued to emphasize the republican party, he has plenty of support, but did acknowledge

some in the party who are not quite ready to unify around him and here is what he had to say about that. >> we have some republicans that aren't there. even some that have endorsed me that just aren't there, and we'll find out what we do about that situation. the republicans should stick together. i don't think it is going to matter that much in terms of whether or not i win, i'll be honest. >> he touted in particular the republican national committee, reince priebus, who said is 100% behind him as some delegates going next month to the convention, and trying to keep him from clinching the nomination. donald trump also had the support here today of arizona jan brewer and hard line anti-illegal immigration, sheriff joe arpaio, who was talking about that discord in the republican party, and he boiled it down to two words. hate and jealousy. >> thank you so much.

let's talk to scottie nell hughes and darren johnson, president obama's 2012 campaign. good to see you. thank you for being here. >> good morning. >> so scottie, we heard donald trump saying the republicans need to stick together, he doesn't think it is going to be -- it is really going matter because he is running as an outsider. the question is can he afford to go this this alone? >> i don't think he is going alone, to be honest with you. shawn spicer came out about the rnc and rules committee, it is actually bogus. it is not true. there is no strategy or leader. reince priebus flew down with mr. trump, saying reports of discord are false. you have the relationship leadership with the party. the only thing missing, the politician. as we found out, the congressman

that supported trump, the congressional -- wait a minute. we're about to finally be held accountable to our voters. which is a novel concept for the republican party as we've given these congressman a blank check to write us into debt. that's you're hearing these guys worry, because they're going to be worried about their votes to their constituents. >> it is such an unconventional season. the democratic party endorsed bernie sanders at its state convention, primarily symbolic, but certainly unprecedented. what is your reaction to it? >> listen, democrats are coming together to prepare for the convention and what i've been hearing state by state there has been a lot of enthusiasm and quite frankly, a lot of passion from both sides. i think while it is unprecedented, it won't be the final result. what you're seeing in other

states like georgia and other states in the northeast is that people are coming together and they're going to union night around hillary clinton. >> but when will bernie sanders endorse her, and why does that matter? does it matter, do you think? >> oh, yeah. when bernie sanders endorses hillary clinton, it is going to matter a lot. but listen, we cannot pressure bernie sanders to do something right now that he is uncomfortable with. what bernie sanders has said is that at the appropriate time he'll do what is right for the party, but more importantly, he'll do everything he can to make sure donald trump does not win in november. >> all right, scottie, donald trump brought up thfaction, unb and vote for whomever. take a listen. >> now you have couple of guys that were badly defeated, and they're trying to organize, maybe like a little bit of a delegate revolt. the republican national

committee put out a statement, you can't do it. it is not legal. you're not allowed. >> okay, so technically, unless i'm incorrect here, technically if the party changes its own rules based on what we've learned, it is not illegal so to speak, but if you're trump, how do you make certain that a revolt does not happen or at least gain some momentum? >> well, there is about 24 of those delegates around the phone call and we're looking as close as they get to 1237, then i'll be concerned. how it works the rule committee meets three days before the rnc begins, it has to pass that committee which the majority will be trump delegates. if it gets past that, they have to win the convention floor of all the delegates. the likelihood of this happening is so small and so minuscule, all these folks are doing, and this is what they've -- we're at the line. you're either for mr. trump or you're helping hillary. at this point, this kind ever

dissension is only helping hillary clinton and these folks need to question their motivation and their intentions, and if they consider themselves going to cleveland and they're only helping the democratic party. >> trump thinks he knows why bernie sanders hasn't dropped out. >> he is waiting for really the fbi to do what everybody thinks they're going to do. i mean, i think that. i think he is sort of saying, look, let's hang in there, because ultimately, it is called the fbi convention. and then we'll be the only people, and we will have done something like trump did. want to be like trump. i want to be like trump. >> so trump, using what bernie sanders said about clinton during the primaries is his own attack lines, i know you're shaking your head and smiling, how damaging is it, though? >> listen, first of all, donald

trump does not know anything about the democratic way, and to suggest that he knows about bernie sanders staying in the race is just laughable. listen, bernie sanders is staying in this race for a couple of reasons. one, the guy has received a tremendous amount of votes all across the country, and quite frankly, he has raised a lot of money. at a time when his supporters are fired up to make sure some of the issues he cared deeply about, college afford ability and raising the minimum wage are important issues that hillary clinton will support. and so listen, what we are doing on democratic side is not entering a level of divisiveness like we see with donald trump. donald trump is having a very, very tough time raising money for his own campaign and more importantly, he has to stop people unendorsing him and try to rally his party. he has no idea what bernie sanders is doing. he has no idea what democrats are feeling. more importantly, i think,

again, democrats will be united and we can't play into this donald trump divisive attack world. that's not something we're going do on our side. >> i wake up, i never know what the news is going to be in this campaign. so glad to have you both along for the ride. it makes it for interesting discussions. scottie nell hughes, tharon johnson, thank you so much. the community preparing for more memorials, just outside the pulse nightclub. polo. >> reporter: hey, victor, the city of orlando, still in mourning, a week after the sound of gunfire echoed through the streets. almost seven days going to the hour, putting up on "new day," how some of those victims are being remembered. (vo) whatever your perfect temperature... you'll enjoy consistent comfort with the heating and

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we are thinking of all the folks in orlando this hour, because it is going to be a rough day for them. they've got some things planned to remember what happened, one week ago, as we were sitting here telling you about the breaking news of the carnage inside pulse nightclub, shortly after 2:00 in the morning. 49 people killed, and dozens injured. >> 20,000 people expected tonight at a candle night vigil. polo sandoval joins us with the details of the outpouring of support. we've seen this build from the very moments after the shooting, the people who were nearby, in the club carrying one another to the hospital and now the community, the state, the country rallying around orlando. how will the victims be honored

tonight? >> you're right, victor. it seems it doesn't get any easier for the people here as they continue to struggle, to cope with what happened here seven days ago. but still, there is hope for healing as people continue to focus on the lives and legacies of those 49 individuals. we've seen those tearful goodbyes, several more scheduled for today. one of the largest events will be a massive vigil scheduled to take place today here in orlando, as thousands are expected to hold a memorial and a candlelight march. people from all around the world are remembering the living of those 49 victims, as far as germany, where the gate was ili up, and a soccer game, there was

a brief moment of silence. it didn't happen at the beginning of the game, but during the 49th minute. that obviously, a tribute to the 49 victims, their sons and daughters no longer with their families. again there is hope for healing here, as the investigation continues to press on, victor. >> polo sandoval, just outside from the pulse nightclub. thanks so much. all right, now to the war on terror. >> we're in this iraqi army humvee, one of the neighborhoods in southeast fallujah. >> if you ever wanted to know what it was like inside fallujah, you're going to find out here. you saw ben weedman, he is inside with iraqi forces, incredible access to the frontlines. we're going to take you there, next. a great part of using the usaa car buying service

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as iraqi military is proclaiming a victory in fallujah, there are intriguing imagines that reveal what is lifelike under isis control. this purports to show a makeshift prison here with steel cages, each held to hold one bern. >> you can see an a.mmunition factory. >> ben wedeman traveled into the center of the fight in flunl yeah. he witnessed the frontlines of

the battle, as they tried to take back the six neighborhoods still under isis control. >> reporter: to save fallujah from isis, iraqi forces have destroyed vast expansives of the city, one building after another. in military parlance, the city was softened up before the push into the center of fallujah by days of heavy bombardment from land and air. so we're in this humvooe, we've already heard small arms fire crackling inside, and also heard the thud of incoming artillery rounds. we'll see what we find inside. i asked the soldiers in the

humvooe if dasch p, he says no, and qualifies his statement. there are pockets, one or two still fighting here and there. the pockets, we soon discover, were many, and they seem deep. this is the nazan neighborhood in centr we see lots of iraqi troops, and we're not seeing any siecivilia. this officer encountered civilians fleeing the fighting. they were in a bad way, exhausted, he says, they were suffering from lack of food and water. iraqi officials expected stiffer resistance in fallujah, the first major city seized by iraqi

two and a half years ago. officers insist resistance is at best scattered. there are still a few snipers, and we're dealing with them, says this man, and soon, we'll finish them off. one group of fighters did manage to liberate an isis banner, the liberation of the city, however, is still a work in progress. ben wedeman, cnn, fallujah. still to come, one year ago, a disturbed young man sat with a bible study group in this room and then opened fire. emanuel a&m church, killing nine people. >> this was the room where he came, this is where people were seated around the table. >> around the table, why. >> he holding bible study. >> yes, he was invited to join them. she said it's too much work. lulu's hair just floats.

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well, today is another day of mourning, as the city of orlando remembers the massacre at pulse nightclub. >> they're going to do this together tonight. 20 people expected to gather in a candlelight vigil to remember the 49 people who died in last sunday's terror attack. it starts at 6:00. the vigil is at 7:30 if you're

in that area. it was a week ago today that we were sitting here talking to you about what was unfolding, the carnage inside pulse nightclub. shortly after 2:00 in the morning, 49 people killed and 50 others were injured. >> tomorrow, the senate is set to vote on a bill that would stop people on the terrori list from getting a gun. will it succeed after the murder of 49 people in orlando. well, the odds are against it, and one writer says as long as the nra funnels cash to many in congress, gun control legislation has no chance. katie scarletto writes this. nothing has gotten done. nothing. what does that tell but the nra's goals are. they've spent over $50 million to see that nothing changes, since literally a classroom full of children were murdered. joining us now, writer, kelly

scarletat that. then what is monday about. they force the debate and then the vote. most americans support this legislation. there will be few last minute surprise convert ifs any from one side or the other. what are we watching on monday, then? >> i think we're just watching a show for the sake of the electorate. you know, the filibuster was there, and so the republicans caved, and now they're going to have a vote and say well, you lost the vote. the vote represented what the people want, the american people have been pretty clear about what they want here, but the senate is making it pretty clear they represent the nra, not the people. >> so you write here that, let's put it up on the screen, the real solution lies with us, the same thinking voters, they can buy your congressman, but cannot

buy your vote. but kelly, that would suggest that there are enough single issue voters on gun control alone and gun control would surpass as a priority the economy, terror, jobs, and other issues, while it does not and there are not enough single issue voters, at least that's what the polls show, right? >> yeah. i'm not saying there are. i'm just saying that the only way we're going to actually get something done is if we actually make decisions with our votes, because the nra is going to fund what they're funding. they spent $50 million to try to make sure nothing got done, and nothing got done. so the reason they can do that is because as long as the congress keeps doing what the senate and congress doing what the nra asks them to, they're going to keep not getting anything done. >> the nra says about the terror watch list.

>> the national rifle association has never opposed putting people, the fbi believes are terrorists or could be terrorists on a watch list. all we've said, if you're going to deny their rights, gets a judge to agree with you. this is how justice works in america. >> so what do you this about judicial oversight on people who are added to this list and legislation if it passes at some point would not be allowed to buy guns? >> absolutely. i have no problem with that. the terrorist watch list has 1.35 million people on it. i don't think we have 1.35 million terrorists running around in the country. we need to do some things to reconcile the watch list. >> that makes the argument that those who oppose the legislation use to justify their opposition, that there are 1.5 million name

there is, you're taking rights from americans, guaranteed from the constitution, you admit that some of those people -- >> i never said that. i never said specific legislation should pass. i think what we need to do is we need to do more things. to make sure that terrorists can't buy guns. so my counter to that would be, well, if you really feel this way, that we need to have judicial oversight, propose a different bill. propose a bill that says okay, we agree. we think that terrorists shouldn't have guns, but in doing that, we think there needs to be judicial oversight. we'll make sure terrorists can't have guns. if we have a terrorist watch list, and then say they can't. it ends up being a red herring, because they're not offering an alternative. this is the reason we won't do it, but not offering it as an alternative. it is just blowing smoke. >> kelly, thank you so much for joining us.

the piece i read there in the huffington post, raising a lot of interesting arguments. thank you so much, kelly. >> thank you. now, as some of us try to reconcile what happened in orlando, we also want to make sure that we remember another incident. >> i have faith. that's why i'm still here. i prayed under that table and he left me here. >> one year ago, nine church members in charleston, south carolina, died after they were shot while they held a bible study. we are talking to those survivors in that room. we are visiting as well. so gracious of them to let us know how they're doing today. we're going to share that with you. stay close. choose to smooth.

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38 minutes past the hour. it was a year ago when another mass shooting really stunned the nation. >> nine people inside the historic historical emanuel church. brooke baldwin takes us back to the church to speak to the survivors and church leaders. on june 17, 2015, like many other wednesday nights, a group of people for bible study, one of the largest, oldest black congregations in the south. >> i stayed that night because my friend was leading the bible study, myra thompson, and she

asked me to stay. i said i wasn't going to say originally. >> collie shepherd was one of the members who welcomed a stranger into their worship, a young white man, who had never attended before. nearly an hour later, as they closed their eyes in prayer, the man unloaded his gun. >> evil walked into the side door of your church. >> i have faith. that's why i'm still here. >> he told poly shepherd, would he let her live. she was one of five people to survive the massacre, one year ago. cnn was given rare access inside that bible study room, and i spoke exclusively to those left behind. >> this was the room. >> this is the room. >> where he came. >> yes. >> this is where people were seated around the table. >> around the table, why. >> he holding bible study. >> yes. >> he was invited to join them. >> reverend norvel, he left just

before the gunman entered the church through the side door. >> i left to go to another meeting, about 20 minutes of 8:00. my understanding, the gunman was already in the parking lot. the 911 calls from survivors that night, these chilling words show their pleas for help. shot pastor, female hiding under the table. male is reloading. the number of shots fired, so many. >> were you sitting around the table or were you in the back? >> i was around the table the last table in the back. >> when you prayed under that table, were you asking for something? >> i was asking that he wouldn't kill all of us. yes. >> first responders rushed to the scene in near minutes. that's when charleston police chief, gregory mullen, got the call. >> i was in my home with my wife

preparing to go to bed. when i received the phone call, very quickly, i realized something was bad, because my deputy chief told me that we had a shooting in the church downtown. and then i'm on the phone talking with the mayor. >> when the police chief called, it was about 9:30. after i hung up, i went to my closet and put on a coat and tie, a suit. >> why? >> because i knew that everything i said and did had to be perfect, and i knew that i had to evidence complete respect for this church. >> you see the church. >> esther was a block away,

waiting to hear the fate of their loved ones. >> when you knew something was wrong at the church, did you know your mom was there and had bible study. >> yes. >> just tell me the truth, was my mom in that church. >> so what did you say to those family members behind closed doors? >> we explained to them that we had a situation in the church as they were aware of, and that at this point, there were nine people that were deceased. >> all i could see is the body bag. i knew my mom was gone. my heart telling me this. >> you knew. >> yes. >> we were not throws of planning nine funerals ongoing celebration. >> so then they deducted that that was their by their sister, father, cousin, friend, all the

rages, wheeping, whaling. >> it was a gasp that i'll never forget. when we told them that. at that point, reverend goth broke out into a song and everybody was singing together, and -- >> holding hands and praying. >> holding hands and praying. >> after 14 hours, they apprehended the gunman, and later learned, he hoped to have a race war. >> this was the act of one individual who wanted to create a race riot, what they found out is that our faith was greater than fear. and that love will always overtake hate. we pulled together to make sure how we responded to evil was not with evil.

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an extraordinary moment in u.s./russia relations. a conference call was arranged after an air strike on an american backed syria. a senior defense tells cnn it raises concerns about russia's intentions. in the meantime, vladimir putin told fareed zakaria needs to back out of russian affairs and stop meddling. >> it is probably the only super power, we accept this fact.

we want to work with the u.s., and we are ready to do that. and no matter how these elections are held, eventually they will be held. there will be a new head of state, elected. they will have brought authority. i know that there are complex, economic and political processes in the united states, at the moment, the world needs a country as strong as the u.s. is, and we do need the u.s. too. but what we do not need is for them to interfere with our affairs all the time. to instruct us how to live, to prevent europe from building relations with us. >> joe dardy joining us this morning. telling the u.s. to stop meddling. these words from president putin. the thing is, isis is not just a russian affair. that effects the u.s.

how does he tell the u.s. to stop meddling. >> you know, i think it is a much broader thing. what he is saying essentially is the united states runs the world right now, and i thought it was really interesting that he did admit and very directly say that the u.s. is the only super power. but in his world, his idea, that this is a a world that shouldn't be just by the united states, but russia should have a place at the table. it gets into the values, you know, what makes the united states tick, what are the things that the u.s. wants versus what russia wants. russia wants to be at the table, and have a voice equal to that of the united states. and that's where you get into this issue of saying, you know, u.s. sets the rules and they shouldn't tell us what to do. >> so what do you think russia's end game is here besides getting a seat at the table? is there more? >> well there always is.

number one, there are very immediate objectives that vladimir putin has. get rid of those economic sanctions. the sanctions hurting russia, the sanctions that the united states is imposing, and the sanctions that europe is imposing. that was his mission when he was speaking to fareed. he wanted the united states and europe to stop sanctions, let's get back to business. he never mentioned the reason they were imposed, and that is ukraine. so that's number one. and then longer, it really is his idea that russia is back, and russia is much stronger than it ever has been. russia is the in certificate gent a -- insurgent an wants a voice. >> he talked about donald trump, saying he welcomed trump's wish to restore u.s./russian relations. what do you make of that considering the fact that donald trump has not been elected. we haven't elected our next

president yet. >> he kind of deafly turned that around. russia wants to get back to business. let's forget about this ukraine stuff, will let's go back and work together. he is making an over true to whoever the new president will be, and trying, i think to show, and probably on some level, genuinely, he wants a good relationship. this is not been good for russia. oil prices are very low, and the sanctions are hurting. he does want to work with the united states on some level. but he doesn't want it on u.s. terms. he wants to be able to set some of that agenda too. >> jill doherty, always so grateful to have your voice in these conversations. thank you for being here. be sure to watch fareed's special this morning at 10:00

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warriors are looking to cap their record regular season. who will win. the so-called experts in vegas, like the warriors on their home floor by five points. >> we need our best basketball for 48 minutes to end the season and hopefully with a "w." >> we put ourselves in a position to do something special. you guys ask me the question, but you know the answer. if we win, we take care of business. that's something that our city hasn't had in a very long time. so that's the obvious, you know, you don't need me to sit up here and talk about it. >> so how much would you pay to sit courtside? how about $50,000? that's right. a vip ticket sold for $49,500. that's according to stub hub. they say it is the most expensive ticket ever resold for a seat not located in a seat.

the buyer bought two of those seats. >> wow. >> i know. for that price, you can buy a three-bedroom cleveland, a suburb, or a quarter acre in oakland. just sayin'. >> $100,000 for two seats. i mean, i like basketball, but come on. come on. >> and in my head, we're going that's a lot of shoes. >> that's a lot of shoes. >> melissa, thank you so much. and thank you for starting your morning with us. next hour of "new day" starts right now. i lived in the neighborhood, i would have a bag ready. >> my dogs together and my son, and be ready to go if we have to. >> if some of those wonderful people have guns strapped right here, right to their waist and goes boom, boom, that would have been a beautiful, beautiful sight, folks.

>> you could tell at that moment, it felt likes a war room. >> it went with the beat almost until you heard so many shots. >> we started running, and unfortunately, i was shot about three times in my leg. >> this is the neighborhood in central fallujah. it was until day before yesterday under the control of isis. good morning. so grateful to have your company. by the way, happy father's day, all of you fathers out there. what a morning with tens of thousands of acres on fire right now in three western states. >> the fuel for those fires, triple digit temperatures, dry conditions in southern california, entire hillsides, look at these pictures, consumed by the flames. nearly 8,000 acres burned there, mandatory evacuations for 300

buildings, and nearly 2,000 firefighters have been called in to fight the fire. 12,000 acres are also burning in arizona. another 50,000 acres in two separate fires burning in new mexico. allison chinchar, a lot here. good morning to you, and there are several factors as we mentioned that are making these fires worst. >> absolutely. yes, goods morning to you. so let's start in california. they get what is called a sundowner winds. the winds pick up and that usually makes it much worse for the firefighters to be able to contain them. with that said, they did make some improvements, from 30% to 40%. we had these areas shaded in pink, and again, we are not expecting a few degrees above normal, we're expecting 15, 20 degrees above normal and low humidity to go with it. because of the smoke, we had air

quality alerts out for portions of new mexico and also into arizona. but to really understand how this works, let's kind of break it down for you. here you can see, we have this dome of high pressure. what this does is basically traps in all of that hot, dry air over the same spots. your winds are moving basically in an off shore, especially in california, where it is taking it from the hot dry land and pushing it out over towards the ocean. what it does is helps to fuel and spread those fires out a little bit more. then again, we factor in the sundowner winds we talked about. in term arizona and north carolina, their biggest issue going forward is going to be the fact that we have no rain really in the forecast, the sherpa fire in california, again, no rain chance. we have a couple for the cedar fire, but you're going to have to wait, victor and christi, until the middle portion of the upcoming week. they need the relief soon. allison chinchar, thank you.

i wonder if you remember where you were at 7:02 last sunday, because a lot of the people remember where they were as they heard the news about a terror attack at a gay nightclub that happened. well, it was one week ago exactly today that we brought you this breaking news, the carnage happening inside pulse nightclub. shortly after 2:00 in the morning, 49 people killed, dozens injured. tonight, 20,000 are expected to come together at a memorial and a candlelight vigil as they honor the people who died in the shooting. polo sandoval joins us live from orlando, and he has some details on what's happening in the community there. do you have any information how they're going to honor the victims. >> reporter: you mentioned one of the ways, there will be thousands of people that will turn out for the memorial march and vigil here in orlando.

we're seeing shows of support, tributes from around the world, people from as far away as germany, brandonberg gait, a tribute, one memorial touching. corey connell, big dreams of becoming a firefighter. sadly, he did not make it out alive a week ago today. as a result yesterday, there was a very emotional moment as firefighters came together as name him an honorary firefighter. even some of his family members speaking out and sharing the story of corey. just one of 49. thanking the community for their support. i want you to hear from connell's grandfather yourself. >> i can't wait to take my hand

and grab him, i just want to reach out and squeeze him, because he was so cute. my family and i have built the love and support for so many. comforting us, all the people who corey touched. thank you for the blessing. god knew this day was coming. life is like a book. it has a beginning and it has an end. but in the middle, is the good stuff. >> again, just one of several tributes. one of the last ones was during a soccer game yesterday. fans and even players, pausing 49 minutes into the game, representing the 49 lives that were lost here a week ago. guys. >> i hope the people of orlando are feeling the support coming their way this morning. polo sandoval, we appreciate it, thank you. police and terrorism experts

warn more attacks could happen, maybe you could on a regular basis, tohe types of places, th movie theater, the mall, soft targets. first responders and security experts are forced to re-think their approach. our ryan young met with experts to talk the spike in attacks and challenges of fighting back. >> reporter: through the internet and magazines, isis commanders are trying to encourage more attacks on soft targets around the world. so far, their call has been met with deadly results. 130 people killed in paris. 14 killed in san bernardino, and 49 people killed at a nightclub in orlando, florida. security experts tell cnn the major goal in all of these attacks is to maximize the human toll with a smallest amounts of resistance. >> we're seeing a near perfect soft target. what do i mean by that, i mean a

target where the attacker can count on there be a large number of people, minimum, dozens, often hundreds, clustered together in time and space that he can predict. >> reporter: robert pate is the founder of security and terrorism at the university of chicago. he says this shift happened less than a year ago, when the terror group started inspiring lone wolves to carry out attacks, and he believes it will continue. >> what isis has been doing over the last eight months is unleashed a campaign of attacks against soft targets in the west. >> reporter: but for predicting the type of target an attacker might strike is what is so difficult. how will we respond to soft target hardening that's why agencies are gearing up and trying to prepare for the next attack. >> will is a soft target that sw someone is looking to exploit and attack. >> reporter: just this week,

just outside chicago met to discuss what their communities can do to prepare for an orlando style attack. >> this is a problem that will not go away and we have to take the lead and partner with the communities and our other leaders to stop another one from happening. >> tom brady helped lead the post office investigation with several letters containing the poison anthrax sent after 9/11. today, he serves at the college of dupage in illinois. >> what do you want law enforcement to know about soft targets. >> soft targets are something that is not going to stop. we're going to see more. >> a sobering thought for law officials, saying they need the public's help more than ever now. ryan young, cnn, chicago.

all right, thanks, ryan. in just a few minutes, we're going to talk to iraqi war veteran, who has used these semi-automatic rifles, and he says they have no place on american streets. and tough words from the republican party. donald trump, threatening to fund himself. if he doesn't get help from the establishment. >> if the republican party, and i hope they all come together, but if for any reason, they get little bit that they don't want to help out, i'll fund my own campaign. i would love to do that. rement? okay, mostly prepared? could you save 1% more of your income? it doesn't sound like much, but saving an additional 1% now, could make a big difference over time.

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back against a group of delegates, thinking of ways to block him from become their party's nominee in cleveland. >> and now you have couple of guys that were badly defeated, and they're trying to organize maybe like a little bit of a delegate revolt. the republican national committee, they put out a state, can't do it, it is not legal. you're not allowed to do. >> cnn policy reporter, tom lobianco, good to see you, calling it illegal. explain to us what this conscience clause is they're trying to get through. >> sure, well, to start with, nothing is quite ill legal really with what the delegates do. what this comes down to is how the republicans nominate their presidential candidate. who will be their nominee. and this gets down to the mechanics of it. the delegates themselves have the ability to write their own rules. this is why the delegate fight that we saw, you know, just a

month or two ago, where ted cruz paired to be winning this major behind the scenes victory over trump at the time. why that mattered so much. what they're looking at right now, it is being led by kendall unrough, who is a colorado delegate, a member of the powerful convention rules committee. and what they're looking at is a so-called continuous clause, banning muslims from entering the country, if they on jeck to language about women, if they object to anything, they can cite it, but could they ret particularly abstain from voting and deny him the nominee. >> it is such a complicated process to wrap their heads around. thank you so much for walking us through it.

we appreciate it. >> you you got it. all right, plenty to talk about. joined by amy kremer, and a hillary clinton supporter, welcome back to both of you. amy, i want to start with where tom left off. this revolt within the party. donald trump calls it a hoax. he doesn't believe it is real. you see there are things in the works. there are plans here. how seriously should the trump campaign take it? >> i don't think it is very serious. first of all, steve longan, wolf had him on friday, they talked about this conference call, 30 people on the conference call. really, you're going to disenfranchised all these voters who voted for trump in the primary. it is just a dream. >> a cruz supporter, who has been anti-trump, i want to talk

about the democrats. we've got to talk double duty, theron, the people's summit over the weekend, one of the organizers said something interesting. let's put it up on the screen for folks, who say that it is a very negative conversation that the party is now trying to bring the sanders supporters onto the clinton son. if you're not with clinton, then you're pro trump. is that how you see it? if you're not with clinton, you're pro trump? >> absolutely not. listen, what the clinton campaign has been doing behind the scenes and quite frankly, very, very transparent about it, they are saying, look, we need bernie sanders, and we need his supporters. one of the things interesting about this people's summit is the things they discussed at the summit were racial and economic justice reform, eliminating poverty. these are things you would never hear at a donald trump rally, let alone a gop event.

so i think what the party is going to do is to continue to embrace the bernie sanders supporters, but more importantly, give them a seat at the table to make sure that these issues that they talked about at the summit will be at the convention, and more importantly, these are issues that hillary clinton can unite the party and make sure that bernie sanders and his supporters are very, very in line, and more importantly, really like what they're hearing. >> let me stay with you on that point. hillary clinton is not the only person embracing bernie sanders supporters. donald trump is embracing them as well, saying that bernie sanders is staying in the race, has not endorsed, yet because he is waiting for the fbi convention. now, that is, you know, trump's characterization of it, but is there some element from the clinton supporter that bernie sanders is waiting around for a shoe to drop? maybe not an indictment, but for something else that could say i'm the guy you've been waiting for. >> absolutely not. listen, bernie sanders has made

it very, very clear that he will unite behind the nominee and do everything he possibly can to make sure that democrats defeat donald trump in november. at a time when donald trump likes to throw out a lot of things and hope they stick, for him to predict what is going on on the democratic side, i really think donald trump should be dealing with the problems he is facing right now, like trying to raise money for his campaign, and make sure that other people don't unendorse him. >> there was the deadline that passed at midnight, $100,000 emergency fundraising effort from the trump campaign. we're hearing that as he says listen, we would like the republicans to come on board, we're raising a lot of money for the party but if they don't, i'll fund it myself. they seem to be inconsistent messages. >> i think it's great they sent out a fundraising e-mail. he shouldn't have to fund his own campaign if he doesn't want to. there is all this rhetoric about

the sponsors pulling out. >> j.p. morgan chase, big names. >> apple didn't sponsor either last cycle and they haven't made it clear what they're going to do this cycle. >> they offered $40,000 worth of computer equipment last cycle. >> i'll say that donald trump didn't get to where he is with the apple support. i'm not surprised that donald trump has done this, because we know donald trump went after apple when they were doing the thing with the phone. >> very critical. >> and talked about boycotting them. i am not surprised. cleveland, they've raised over 90% of their funds, and they're well on their way. i don't think there will be a problem whatsoever. it is the same thing with the delegate situation. donald trump didn't get to where he is with apple and you know, other big business sponsors. so he doesn't need them to continue on. i mean, people have put him there. i would say about the same thing about the delegates.

donald trump won overwhelmingly. he did not get there with the help of these people that are threatening this revolt. >> all right, amy, theron on "new day." >> good to see you. >> let's get you both in studio soon. >> that would be fun. a former vanderbilt football player facing 25 years behind bars now for his role in a horrific attack on eye young woman. we're looking at the damning surveillance tape, next. also, was the orlando shooting an act of terrorism or domestic gun violence. why the answer may depend on which political party you find allegiance with. dish issues? cascade platinum... powers... through... your toughest stuck-on food. so let your dishwasher be the dishwasher. this turned out great. cascade.

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well, as it seems mounting over the leniency sentence over the stanford sexual assault. very different story in nashville today. brandon facing up to 25 years, after he was found guilty in his role of a gang rape of a female student in 2013. i want to give you a heads up and warn you. this next part is disturbing. i don't want you to be caught off-guard. the events leading up to this attack, caught on surveillance tape, they say he carried the young woman out of the car, into the dormitory, two of the men, we understand several members of the football team, as she is slumped over in the hallway, seems to be taking a picture of her. and she was eventually, then, taken into a dorm room.

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welcome back. bottom of the hour now. so good to have you with us. i'm victor blackwell. >> i'm christi paul. one week after the orlando nightclub terror, senate voting on four measures tomorrow, aimed to stop terrorists from buying guns. the proposals from both democrats and republicans unlikely to get the 60 votes needed to pass. the massacre in orlando, though, was an atrocity, plain and simple. how you interpret what it represents may depend on your political leanings. brian stelter here with that. this is something i know you're going to talk about on your show today, how it is framed in the media and the debate over what to call it, a mass shooting or act of terror. >> you may view these results assad, a sad narrative about our

country, or might view them as just the reality of where we are today, a divided country. here is the result from gallop. do you view the incident in orlando as more of a terrorist attack or more of an act of gun violence. republicans, largely calling it islamic terrorism. 79% answering that way. 16% say gun violence. democrats, 60% calling it an act of gun violence, 29% calling islamic terrorism. of course, part of the problem, christi, this poll didn't let you choose multiple options. a lot of people may have chosen all of the above. hate crime to the list as well. this poll does show how divided people are and how quickly people form opinions. even as investigators are trying to get to the bottom of what happened in orlando. there were some results in the poll that did show some relative unity, however, about 80% of americans agreeing that suspected terrorists should not be able to buy a gun.

that's the only result in the poll where there was a con senses. >> brian, we're looking forward to that conversation and more later today. thank you. you can catch brian on "reliable sources." it is on at 11:00 eastern, right here today. donald trump surprised some republicans by saying he would be open to changing certain gun laws, saying those on the terror watch list should not be allowed to buy guns. but he also argues that if people in that club were armed or had they been armed, they would have been able to fight off the attacker. >> if some of those people had guns strapped right here, right to their waist, or right to their ankle, and this son of a [ bleeping ] comes out and starts shooting --

[ applause ] >> and one of the people in that room happened to have it, and goes boom, boom, you know what, that would have been a beautiful, beautiful sight, folks. that would have been a beautiful, beautiful sight. >> let's look ahead to "state of the union." dana bash is hosting this weekend. that is going to be one of many topics you're going to discuss this morning. >> absolutely. we have one of, if not the most important ally that donald trump has in the u.s. senate. jeff sessions, he was the first senator to endorse donald trump, and he has been a policy advisor. he is not only sort of somebody who helps donald trump, he is also somebody who is going to have to vote on a series of measures tomorrow in the u.s. senate about guns.

so we're going to be talking to him about that. and of course, about where the trump campaign is right now, why he is having -- we know why he is having so much trouble unifying republicans, but kind of where senator sessions, who hears a lot of that in the halls of congress where he thinks it will head. >> we'll see how it impacts the bottom line of raising money moving forward. donald trump saying i would like to do it with the republican party, but if not, i'll spenld the money myself, which would be hundreds of millions of his own money. >> yes, it would. >> thanks so much. >> thanks, victor. the gun debate, people are very passionate about whatever side they sit on. this man, a former war vet and member of congress, is as well. he knows assault weapons first hand. hear why he feels civilians should not own them. stay close. ok team,

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don't fall for directv. xfinity lets you download your shows from anywhere. i used to like that song. 21 minutes until the top of the hour now. the debate begins in the senate over a bill that would stop people on the terror watch list from getting guns. the measure faces long odds, but supporters say it has new momentum after 49 people were killed in orlando. one of the new voices in this latest gun control fight, former marine and former congressman, seth moulton, an iraq war vet, he was trained to use assault style rifles, and he says they do not belong in the hands of civilians. congressman, good to have you. >> good to be here.

>> so let's start with your tweet and put it up on the screen here. you tweeted this, with the photo of yourself. i know assault rivfles. i want to give you 15, 20 seconds to make your case. >> every amendment to the constitution has reasonable restrictions. we have reasonable restrictions on the second amendment already, like we don't allow other weapons of wars, grenades and land mines to be held in america. we do to keep our community safe. they are weapons of war as well. they don't have a place on our streets or schools. >> all right, so i want you to hear from another former serviceman, a former navy seal, working on behalf of the nra they have released since orlando and the death of those 49 people. he says that it is not necessarily a weapon of war. it is a weapon of -- or a tool of self-defense. let's watch. >> i guarantee if the founding

fathers known this gun would have been invented, they would have fortified it stone. they knew the only way for us to stay free was by having whatever guns the bad guys have. this firearm gives average people the advantage they so desperately need and deserve to protect their life, liberty and happiness. >> the advantage they so desperately need. your response to that. >> there is an armed guard in front of the orlando nightclub, and he wasn't able to stop this crazy man with an assault rifle. the reality is that if you look at the studies, if you look what has happened in other countries, australia had a terrible mass shooting two decades ago, they cracked down on guns, there hasn't been a mass shooting since. states with tougher gun laws. guns th we're talking about keeping our

community safe talking about reasonable restrictions that still protect the second amendment, reasonable restrictions, nine out of ten americans believe in. nine out of ten americans believe you ought to have a background check if you buy a gun. we ought to make sure terrorists on the no-fly list can't buy guns. these are reasonable things most americans agree with. we need the courage in washington to take action. >> let's look specifically at the terror watch list. 1.5 million people. do you believe every person would be an attacker? >> this is the republican attack. the republicans say the list isn't perfect. if that's the case, why do we even allow it to serve as a no-fly list. maybe that has something to do with the fact that these washington lawmakers fly home every weekend and are concerned. we can make this happen. right now, the situation is absurd. >> let me ask you, though. shouldn't that come first, the

argument, though, i don't have one on panel with me, i'm going to put the argument to you, 1.5 million, if you believe they're altl terrorists, you would be taking this constitutional right who are unduly on this list without the judicial oversight that is necessary. fix the list first and then -- >> i fully support having over sight, but the list exists. we have a no-fly list, it is not perfect. it is everybody's constitutional right to travel around the country, we decided as a society, we're going to err on the side of safety and make sure the people on that list are not allowed on airplanes. imagine the tsa, you have to go through security, but if you buy the ticket online, don't worry about it, just go right around, don't bother with security.

do you think you would get on a plane if you saw half, three quarters of the people going right around security an getting on the plane without any security checks whatsoever. that's the way the gun laws are written right now. it is absurd. democrats and republicans recognize this. that's why i'm working with republicans to find common ground on common sense measures to keep america safe. >> what do you make of the argument that we heard from donald trump in las vegas, saying essentially, this crowd was out gunned, that if they had guns strapped to their ankles, that they would have been able to protect themselves and the numbers would have not -- it would the not have been as horrific as they are. >> there are already 300 million guns in america. that's almost as many guns as citizens. yet we still have this gun violence. the facts are when you have reasonable restrictions on firearms, i'm not talking about taking away hunting rifles, i'm not talking about getting rid of the second amendment.

i support the second amendment. the facts are when you have reasonable restrictions, most americans, democrats and republicans, you'll have less gun violence. 70% of nra members believe we should have comprehensive background checks. that's nra members. yet the leadership is fighting against it. it is ridiculous. >> i could hear your opposition saying the gun laws in chicago, the gun laws in washington, we scan expand this beyond the u.s. borders, the gun laws in paris are some of the strictist in the world, and we can look at theirs, and it has not stopped gun violence. >> the fact of the matter is, there is a lot less gun violence in countries in europe that have tighter restrictions. it doesn't mean it is never going to happen. it doesn't mean a terrorist is never going to get a gun. what we ought to do is do whatever we can to keep america safe. the reality is if we have an

assault weapons ban, that crazy guy in florida would not have been able to go into a gunshop and legally purchase a gun. if we had some provision from the terror watch list that you've been on the terror watch list and you try to purchase a gun, then authorities are alerted. he wouldn't have been able to purchase a gun. these are reasonable things we can do as a community to keep our people safe. that's why i'm hearing from americans. i can't tell you how many people have come up to me in the past few days and said thank you, thank you for taking action. thank you for being willing to have a debate. thank you for trying to keep our community safe. >> all right, representative seth moulton, thank you so much for being with us on "new day." >> thank you. a police department of a major city, loses, think about this, its third police chief in eight days. this, of course, amid claims of elicit sex and text messages.

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listen to the frustration of the mayor of oakland. >> as the mayor of oakland, i am here to run a police department, not a frathouse. today continues to be a day where we're sharing disturbing information with you. >> and what's the disturbing

information? she was losing the third chief of police in eight days. three chiefs, eight days, all this amid claims of elicit sex and racist text messages. our affiliate kgo has more for us. >> reporter: the sfpd will only say it is an aware of an investigation to see if any members of its department had inappropriate contact with a young victim who goes by the name celeste guap. reliable sources tell abc 7 news that the review involves several officers who joined sfpd as laterals, where officers who are members of another police force, in this case we're told they are former members of the oakland police department. this on the heels of the announcement by oakland mayor libby schaff she fired ben farrow whom she appointed only six days ago. reason, he reportedly had an extramarital affair more than a

decade ago. this is ramped up and chaotic and astonishing change of events at a department that's under federal oversight. so far, five oakland cops have been placed on leave while they're being investigated in connection with a sex scandal. investigations extend to the rispen police force and the almeida count y d.a.'s office hs put one person on leave in connection with the case. >> for me the challenge right here is the young girl. >> reporter: city councilman guayo represents this area, which is a hangout for pimps, et cetera. >> there are people engaged in prostitution coming forth to say yes, this happened, that happened at this place, that place. >> reporter: with officers? >> with officers. >> reporter: gailo said he's

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championship. so-called experts in las vegas like the warriors on their home floor by five points. >> we need our best basketball for 48 minutes to end the season and hopefully with a "w." >> we put our self in a position to do something special. you guy sks me the questions but you know the answers. we win, we take care of business, something that our city hasn't had in a very long time. that's the obvious. >> how much would you pay to sit courtside tonight and watch this epic battle, almost 50,000 bucks? get that checkbook out. vip ticket sold for $49,500, the most expensive ticket ever resold for a seat not located in a suite. the buyer bought two, you can't just one. you can buy a three-bedroom

house in a cleveland suburb or quarter acre hot in oakland for that amount of money. >> something to think about. melissa, thank you. thank you for starting your morning with us. happy father's day to all of you out there including my dad. >> happy father's day, dad. [ siren ] the orlando nightclub massacre becomes an instant campaign flashpoint. >> i watched president obama today, and he was more angry at me than he was at the shooter. >> that tone a new pulse set off a wave of republican jitters but donald trump insists he's not the problem. >> republicans honestly folks our leaders have to get tougher. >> democrats call trump a fear mongerer. >> where doess