>> i am heather chilled-- heath childers. the victim a 2-year-old boy dragged from a lake in a gator's mouth. >> the toddler's frantic father trying to stop the reptile as it swam off with his baby. >> they are searching right now. >> a heartbreaking story. a family vacation quickly turning into a nightmare in a matter of seconds. the couple and their three young children visiting orlando from nebraska staying at the grand floridian resort and spa. >> they were enjoying a outdoor movie night a man-made lake between the resort and walt disney world. the 2-year-old boy and his father they were splashing their feet around in the lake when out of nowhere the gator snatched the boy violently pulling him into the water the mother and father jumping into action doing their best to try to save the

little boy. >> the father entered the water and tried to grab the child, was not successful in doing so. at some point, the mother may also have entered the water. the parents diligently tried to get the child. they alerted a nearby lifeguard who was there in the area as well. but they were unsuccessful in their efforts. >> search crews are using sonar equipment and helicopters to help find the alligator and the boy. the gator is 4-7 feet long. it is important to note there is a no swimming sign near the lagoon. disney world is cooperating with everything going on in orlando. they are putting all of their rescue efforts into finding this little 2-year-old boy. we are all heartbroken about this around here. >> jackie ibanez, thank you. the orlando terrorist's wife

knew about his deadly plan but never told police. >> she could face more than 100 charges as an accomplice to murder. leland vittert is live for us in orlando. leland? >> good morning, ladies. still now the investigation continues on day 3 outside of the pulse nightclub as the fbi combs for more clues. the center of the investigation may have moved to nor salmon. she could be charged with 49 counts of kumurder, 53 accountsf attempted murder failure to notify of an impending terrorist attack. the thought is she knew of the plan and knew of the gun purchases as well and did nothing about it. >> when someone self radicalizes

there's almost always someone close to the individual who knew the signs who is aware the individual is plotting an act of violence. >> we are learning more and more about mateen and how he and his wife may have cased the pulse nightclub and may have cased walt disney world as they decided where they would kicarr out the murderous rampage. after comments from mateen's father, he is now blaming the club. >> this club they knew 300 people are coming or 400 people (indiscernible) >> few notes on the investigation. we can confirm federal officials have recovered two of mateen's cell phones.

one being an an troyed model which is easier for the feds to get into than the iphone and try to retrieve whatever information is on it and try to find out who mateen may have been talking to. president obama will be here tomorrow to discuss this not only from the terror angle but as we have seen the past couple of days also discuss his signature issue of gun control as relates to this attack. >> so many questions in this investigation. leland, thank you. survivors of the shooting now sharing horrifying stories from inside the massacre, speaking out from their hospital beds. >> looking at the souls leaving the bodies of individuals, looking at the blood and debris covered on everyone's faces. >> doctors describing the or after the attack like a war zone. anna kooiman is here with the brand new details of terror. >> good morning to all of you.

chilling first hand accounts are hard to listen to. shooting victims scrambled bones shattered covered in blood and screaming for help. angel cal loologne was shot thr times in the back. his fight to stay alive while watching the terror. >> i look over he shoots the girl next to me. and i am laying down thinking, i'm next. i'm dead. i had no reaction. i was prepared to just stay there laying down so he won't know that i am alive. >> he mentions him aiming at his head and hitting his hand again with a bullet and in the side also. with no other options police officers forced to drag him out to safety littered with glass. one sharing this picture of bloodstained shoes writing, this blood which poured out of those patients and soaked through my

scrubs and shoes will stain me forever. he said to wear them until the last patient goes home. other surgeons calling the night surreal. >> we were given patient after patient after patient. we walked from that operating room to another operating room and do it again and again and again. >> this is the largest disaster we probably could have imaged. >> right now out of the 44 people taken to orlando regional medical center, 27 are still there. six in critical condition, five in guarded condition and 16 are stable. heather and abby they still expect the numbers to go up but it is at 49 right now. horror for shoppers inside a wal-mart as a gunman storms in and takes hostages. >> found a lady hiding in a clothes rack. >> we have shots fired inside. do not come to the back of the building. >> police say that the employee,

54-year-old muhammad makadom held them hostage. when one tried to one swat teams shot him killing him. no one else was hurt. authorities say it is not terrorist related. the center of a rape case judge has been removed from a new sexual assault case. he het former stanford student turner off too easy. he was convicted of raping an unconscious woman on campus. he was facing 6 years. he was only given 6 months. >> russian hackers breaking into the computer network to steal the entire opposition file on the presumptive gop nominee. they had open access to all communication and data for a year. they were looking at political campaign strategies and foreign

policy. >> is it the end for senator bernie sanders signaling their rivalry may be turning into a partnership. sanders met with hillary clinton prior to the primary win in washington, d.c. last night. neither spoke about their 90 minute sit down geared towards keeping trump out of the white house. they are addressing the future of this presidential bid in an on-line speech tomorrow. >> it is 8 minutes after the top of the hour. terror ties. the fbi looking at the orlando shooter's wife. our next guest talks about the defense she may have. >> a new law that let's congress take away your second amendment rights. >> billboard de pobacldebacle, worker became trapped inside a sign 70 feet up in the air.

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>> the wife of the orlando shooter knew about his plan but did not call police. why did she not call police? steve rogers joint terror task team is here with us. why would she not have contacted authorities and said anything do you think? >> there's a couple issues here. one is if she failed to contact authorities to cover up the crime she becomes part of the terrorist attack. my guess is she would be indicted. her defense may well be he threatened to kill me if i opened up my mouth. >> there's a precedence established by the first wife. >> that has to be some defense the prosecutor will have to over come. did she intend to cover this crime up so it would succeed? if they can prove that she becomes part of the terrorist

act. if she can prove that she believes truly believes she will be killed or harmed this is why she did not report it that's a different story. >> what if she never reported incidents of abuse? >> you will find a lot of women who are victims of domestic violence don't report these things in fear that it will get worse. what we need to do is get the local community to help us with this. organizations like care if they would come out and say look we will protect you. we will protect you. you are part of our community. if you see or hear in any way that an attack is going to take place, come to us. we will protect you. >> there's an intermediary. she wouldn't have to go to authorities directly she can tell someone else. >> if she went to an organization that would help her and pro tkt her it would give her the confidence if she goes to the police she will be protected. i understand these issues about

sharia law man knee women are fearful for their lives. we need to help them through the process. >> there's video surveillance outside that shows she was with him. initially she was telling them she didn't know anything. they showed her the video and they forced her to do a lie detector test. >> it leads her to the point she may have been very well involved in the noting and pr-- plotting and preparation for this. it is a war on terrorism. any one who has this information should be charged regardless of if they say you will be charged. >> what should the charge be? >> aiding and abetting in an act of terrorism you have over 100 people murdered. as far as i am concerned when an act like this occurs she should be charged, she should be sentenced to death, period.

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>> a little billy joel to get your wednesday going. an angry president obama taking aim at the proposed ban on muslim immigration, a platform that catapulted back into the forefront at the trump campaign. trump says the president's anger is miss directed. it is getting ugly. >> this is the harshest criticism we have seen from observe observe. they are pushing back criticism that it is losing the war on terror in part because of the reif you say sal to describe him as islamic terrorism. after a meeting with the national security council president obama again argued labelling isis as islamic would only empower the terrorist group

he did not mention his words in going after donald trump directly. >> you have proposals from the presumptive republican nominee from the president of the united states to bar all muslims to the united states. the orlando kirl, one of the san bernardino killers, the fort hood killer, they were all u.s. citizens. are we going to start treating all muslim americans differently? >> at a rally in north carolina he defended his bplan to ban muslims if they did better showing the same kind of anger towards the terrorists. >> the killer's afghan father believed in violently oppressing women and gays.

we have seen that political correctness is deadly. i watched president obama today and he was more angry at me than he was at the shooter. >> at a rally in pittsburgh, finishing hillary clinton defended the administration's refusal to use radical islam. a term she said a couple days ago he hshe had no problem usin. >> he is fixated on the words radical i say ram. i find this strange. is donald trump suggesting there are magic words that once uttered will stop terrorists from coming after us? >> clinton is using his criticisms of his ban to temporarily stop muslims coming in clinton would like to increase the number of refugees

entering the u.s. by 500 percent. >> this morning bill o'reilly has a no nonsense message for president obama telling him to step up and place blame where blame belongs. >> the president does not seem to understand. it is his job to lead the world against the jihad without spelling out the precise danger by using substitute wording for islamic terrorism. he is sending a message. that's not the fault of the muslim world that this jihadist campaign has taken root. it's not really their fault. if all of the good muslims in the world would unite against the jihad it would be wiped out in weeks. >> let's keep talking about this. what difference would it make if the president used the phrase radical islam. log on to the fox friends first facebook page and #keep talking.

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>> the wife of the orlando terrorist now the focus of the investigation. what she knew about his sick plot but never told a soul. >> an alligator attack. a desperate search for a 2-year-old boy dragged away from his parents in the grip of a gator's mouth. live from the scene minutes away. >> large black coffee. >> you mean a vesti? >> no, i mean a large. >> coffee proven to wake you up and boost the performance. be careful of the caffeine catch that will stop it from working. >> >> good morning to you. welcome to "fox & friends first". i am heather childers. >> i am abby hunts man. it is 30 after the hour. we begin with the fox news alert. murder and marriage. the wife of the gunman who

unleashed terror on an orlando nightclub knew what he was planning. >> a grand jury trying to decide if she should in fact face charges. let's go to leland vittert with the details. >> if true, this means that the atrocity that has beset central florida and our country was entirely preventable? noor salman is her name wife or common law wife of omar mateen could be charged with 49 counts of murder 53 counts of attempted murder and failure to alert authorities of a pending terrorist attack. not only would she have known about the attack she knew about mateen's casing of the pulse nightclub possibly knew of his casing of disney world and possibly knew about his gun purchases. federal authorities say it is

would notten unusual. >> there is a case where they are aware the individual plotting to commit an act of violence. >> the fbi visited her home in california her parent's home to look at what evidence they may be able to find out there. this is as we are learning more about mateen and his relationship to the pulse nightclub. more people are coming out saying he was a regular there. they recognized him as a frequent visitor and attendee at the club. in increasingly perplexing comments mateen's father is now blaming the victims. the owner of this club knew there were 300, 400 people were coming they should have the best

security. >> at one place it does have good security here in central florida is walt disney world. they have increased their security in light of some of the attacks. what you are hearing from federal authorities is it is possible mateen and his wife would have been involved with casing disney in one way or the another. what gives them that thought we don't know. we have heard from the fbi they have pulled two cell phones and found them that were in mateen's possession or belonged to him and been able to go through them. one of them an android devicize year f -- device, easier to get into. he will speak to the country as a whole and carry on the same themes he was talking about yesterday not only terror and the giants terrorism but also the continued push on gun controls as relates to any crime that happens with the guns regardless of the reason for it.

leland vittert live. thank you. >> horrifying stories from inside the massacre speaking out against individuals. >> i am laying on the ground thinking i am next. i am dead. >> they describe it like a war zone. >> we have the brand new details of terror emerging. these stories give you chills. >> the doctors heroic. the chilling first hand accounts are hard to listen to. shooting victims trambled bones shattered and covered in blood. screaming for help. he was shot in the leg after running back into the nightclub to save her friend. they were on vacation with each other. that friend didn't make it. now carter says she is over come with survivor's guilt. >> i never thought in a million years my eyes could witness

something so tragic. looking at the blood and debris covered on everyone's faces, looking at the gunman's feet under the stall as he paces. the guilt of feeling lucky to be alive. >> the student was held hostage for three hours ther life was spared after the gunman said he didn't want to shoot black people. the trauma seeing so much. >> this blood poured out of those patients and soaked through my scrubs and shoes will stain me forever. doctors say the images remind them of a war zone. >> we are given patient after patient after patient. we would walk from one operating room to another operating room and do it again and again. >> this was the largest disaster we probably could have imaged. 44 people taken to orlando

regional medal center. 27 are still there 6 critical condition, five guarded condition 16 are stable. doctors expect the death toll to go up. it is now at 49. >> anna kooiman thank you. >> the obama administration ramping up the efforts to bring syrian refugees into the u.s. despite using refugees to plan terrorists. >> they have stated in the english publication that they will and are using refugee streams. we awe in europe people using false syrian passports to execute the attacks just like the attack in orlando. 3500 have already skettleded here. they plan to have 10,000 refugees by the end of this year.

480,000 immigrants over staying their visas last year alone. it is thanks to a loophole many are exploiting. they called for an entry and exit tracking system. now immigration officials admit they don't have a way to make sure people leave when they are supposed to leave blaming it on money shortages and red tape. canadians are the worst offenders with mexico and brazil rounding out the top 3. >> a helicopter plunging into the river sending crew members swimming for their lives. they saw the helicopter hovering low above the water whether he hit the top of a buoy lost control and sank. the good samaritans hoping to pull the crew members out of the water. crews forced to pull the worker out of this massive electronic billboard. the man fapted from the heat while replacing the lights inside. rescuers made their way up on a ladder that was 50 feet into the

sky helping coax the man into a basket before lowering to safety. >> a 9-year-old boy is now the youngest person to make the treacherous swim to alcatraz and back. he swam to the former prison and back a total of 2 miles. >> the young swimmer said he considered giving up. >> i thought it was going to be worse but the tied started pushing me. i kept ongoing. >> he is crazy but we are very proud of him. >> the fourth grader collapsing into his mother's arms after completing the gruelling challenge. his next goal is to swim the length of the golden gate bridge. >> which is about a mile and a half long i guess. good for him. >> 20 minutes to the top of the hour. danger in disney world. urgent search after a toddler isic at that enby an alligator

dragged in the water. we are live in orlando next. >> does your child have one of these newer of guns or water guns? be careful. a second grader could be ex spelled for having them in his backpack.

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>> alligator attack at didz knee. a gator dragged a 2-year-old under the water. >> the toddler's parents watching in horror as the reptile swam off with their baby. >> dana, what is being done to find this child right now? >> well, you guys, the sheriff says they are doing everything they can to recover that little boy's body. they were hoping to do it before

sunup. 50 law enforcement officers on the disney property. florida fish and wildlife with an alligator trapper. they are using sonar equipments. the sheriff says it is a recovery mission. we are talking about a 2-year-old child here vacationing with his family p on the disney property. they are a family from nebraska. they were relaxing at the edge of a beach on the 7 seas lagoon at the disney world property adjacent the grand floridian hotel. the little boy waded about a foot into the water and that is when the unthinkable happened. listen to what the sheriff described the parents did next. >> the father entered the water and tried to grab the child, was not successful in doing so.

at some point we are told the mother may have entered into the water. the parents diligently tried to get the child. they alerted a nearby lifeguard who was there in the area as well. they were unsuccessful in their efforts. >> just a horrifying experience for the parents. the dad we are told had a few scrapes on him. there were witnesses on the beach at this time. they are helping investigators piece together what happened. the questions at this point for us remain were there any reports of the nuisance gators in the 7 seas lagoon recently and how do they control the alligator property here at disney world. alligators are a fact of life in florida. a former swamp land. mother nature will of course take over. those are questions we have and we hope to get an answer in an hour or so when the sheriff

holds a press conference. >> live for us. you never recover from that ever as a parent. >> editorial calling on congress to secretly suspend second amendment rights in the wake of the orlando shooting adam winkl winklerred cates for a no buy list. he writes this, although that denies the person on the list to rebut the attorney general's evidence we do the same thing every day. wiretaps for criminal suspects. a second grader facing expulsion from school over a water pistol and a newer of gun. the 7-year-old put the toy in his backpack. he was suspended for 10 days. the school is threatening to punish him any more. >> he made a mistake. he doesn't understand what he is doing. he don't need to understand what's really going on and why he can't bring his toy guns to

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less. >> that would not be good news for us, heather. 10 minutes to the top of the hour. a dangerous distraction. president obama calling out donald trump. >> the main contribution of some of my friends on the other side of the isle waisle is to kritiz size this administration and me for not using the phrase radical islam. >> why our next guest says it has had a pos i ha negative imp the orlando shooting. >> the latest from orlando. as authorities look at the terrorist wife's potential role. she apparently knew and didn't tell anybody about the massacre that was to come. is it appropriate for a sitting president to do? it is all about the fact that he will not use the term islamic

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the main contribution of some of my friends on the other side of the aisle have made in the fight against isil is criticize this administration and me for not using the phrase radical islam. this is a political distraction. >> that was president obama unleashing on donald trump and his approach to terror just hours after the worst terror

attack since 9/11. pete, good morning to you. we heard president obama speaking yesterday, refusing still to call it radical islamic terrorism. do you think that that makes a difference or do you agree with president obama when he just says it's a political talking point? >> i don't see how we can address a problem if we can't even name the problem, and it baffles me that the president -- he has a terrific opportunity here to bring the nation together. politics is about addition, not subtraction, especially in the wake of tragedy, and instead he chooses to talk to democrats one way and republicans another, and finger wag and scold and that's not appropriate for the president after a tragedy like this. >> hillary clinton even saying she's happy to call it radical islam. what do you make of that? are democrats in trouble? they are not all in agreement on

how we go forth fighting terrorism. >> democrats are in trouble because of the failed policies against isis. you know, president obama famously calls them a jv squad, completely ignored them. said that it wasn't something that we needed to address and here they are influencing our own citizens to take action and kill 50 american citizens. so it's a clear problem. it's going to be a problem for hillary clinton. she's tied at the hip with this administration, so sure, they are struggling with it. >> pete, do you think that this is helping or kurt -- hurting donald trump? >> look, i think this is a perfect opportunity for donald trump to talk about what he would do specifically to make our country safer, and do it in a way that brings all americans together versus divides like the president. so far, i don't think he's been able to get that message across. it seems to be all over the map, and really this is a great

opportunity to show him as a leader that can bring americans together. >> pete, have you heard any politician getting it right? anyone that's talking about it in a way that really makes sense to you? >> sure. i think rick scott, governor of florida, is doing a great job. i think ben nelson, the senator from florida, as well as marco rubio. i think all three leaders in florida are doing it right and that's because they are bringing people together, not going down rabbit holes of partisan attacks. >> yeah. interesting that you mentioned florida governor rick scott from what i understand, president obama has called the mayor of orlando but has not called rick scott. >> i simply don't understand that one. the president has the time. i mean if he can lecture the country about their behavior and what they should and shouldn't be doing and lecture donald trump and throw partisan bombs, he can pick up the phone and call the governor of the state that is dealing with this horrible tragedy. >> pretty easy call to make. pete snyder, thanks for joining

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two minutes until the top of the hour. before you leave the house, here's what's happening today. a frantic searching happening right now after an gator dragged a two-year-old boy into a lake at a disney resort in orlando. the father trying to frantically wrestle with that gator that took off of its -- his baby. and investigators are looking into the wife of omar mateen, turns out she knew about his plan to slaughter more than 100 people at a club in orlando. and macy's workers will be set to walk off the job today. thousands expected in pittsburgh to celebrate the

penguins win over the san jose sharks. >> lots of stories to follow up on throughout the day. >> can't get over the parents and the child and the alligator. thanks for joining us. good morning to you and your family. it is wednesday, june 15th. i'm ainsley earhardt. we start with a fox news alert. horror at disney world. a two-year-old boy dragged into a lagoon by an alley gator, the frantic father trying to wrestle that reptile as it snatched his child. and the focus on the orlando shooter's wife and why she knew he was going to kill people at pulse. president obama tears into donald trump like we've never seen before. >> we now have