12,500 memberst( of the military ande1 military personnel will be in thee1 crowd. fantastic. >> thank you for being part of a very busy "the real story" today.lp i'm gretchen carlson. have a great day. >> presiq obama meeting with families who lost loved ones in the orlando nightclub massacre, as we see the chilling facebook messages. the killer posted during thezv bloodshed.g w3

s. the president will make statement from orlando and we'll bring it to youi] live. this as we learn more aboutlp te terrorist who openede1 fire, killing 49. according to the chairman of the senatet( homeland securityxd committee, the shooter pledged )gujt)p'ce to the islamice1 stae on facebook and then searched for media reports on his killing spree during the attack. wisconsin republican senator ron johnson saying thei] shooter posted, quote, the realfá muslis will never accept the filthy

ways of the west. you till women and children by doing's airstrikes. now tate the islamic statet(fá vengeance. another post, you will see attacks from the islamic state in the u.s.a. senator johnson reporting that his staff found five facebook accounts linked to the killer. down the account before they caught5a the public's attention burt the "wall street journal" r?fy)ds the killer raisede1 suspicions at gun shops in the weeks before the shootings. it now reports at one store the owner and manager said theu terrorists spoke arabic on the phone and asked about body sell. the newspaper reporting that employeesym refused refused to m bulk ammunition and turned him away, which this store's right to do. the store owes co-owner saying the killer, quote, just seemed very odd. end quote. teamq x/k coverage. phil keating hasñ] details and

here's more on the president'sñi visit. steve, we start with you. what more do we know about these meetings he is having today?lp >> reporter: right now the president is inside tc+t amway arena. the meeting is closede1 to the press. he is meeting with familiar

the way they're walking around. it's a real sense of devastation. keep moo mind many of the victims were so young. some 19, 20s in and 30s. the autopsies on all the victims have been performed. the body returned to family members and already we're seeing the start of what is going to be a long string of public viewings and funerals for those who were mag kerred sunday morning. the local cemetery here has offered free plots to family members who are in need. families have expressed interest in that. you get the sense here that people are trying to do more, to do anything they can to help these people. more than $3 million have been raced. there's memorials popping up all over the place and there's a sense people are trying to ease the burden a little bit. >> steve, harrigan, thank you.

team fox coverage continues now with phil keating live outside the suspect's home. in fort pierce florida. tell us more about the social media posings. >> reporter: these reveal an even deeper level of evil possessed by the killer, omar mateen, than we had seen in the past four days, which was already a pret pretty deep level of evil. a couple of the survivors described mateen walking through the club with dead bodies and unforgettable devilish laugh. we are now learning he was, sound by the dead bodies, blood everybody, and survivors hiding, and he is on a cell phone making facebook posts and making searches on the internet. here's one of the facebook posts: i pledge my alliance to isis leader abu, a car al a

baghdadi, may allah accept me. another one: america and russia, stop bombing the islamic state. also, he was making internet searches while inside the club during that window between the opening barrage of bullets and three and a half hours later when the police gun battle killed hip. he searched, pull orlando and shooting, as he was hoping the local news had already been alerted and was covering his story of killing and a massacre. he searched december 12, san bernardino, attack. we also have learned that also during that time period inside the club he made 16 phone calls, previously we had only known about five phone calls-but according to the new documents, and new information from the senate homeland security chairman, 16 phone calls. so the fbi is trying to, as you can imagine, track down who those people were. that they need to be arrested? and investigating texts, whether

anybody was texted, and that includes his now widow, who remains in hiding. >> remarkable how despicable it is. appears the suspect was in trouble when he was younger. >> reporter: from the years kindergarten through high school, for example in tenth grade he was suspended 48 times for things such as striking another student and causing injury, and not following the rules, being a disciplinary problem. here's a student referral document from the tenth agreed. omar will be placed in another class in order to avoid conflicts. reins for refers, poor academic performance, behavioral problems, enable to complete academic tasks or assignments. according to the "washington post" mateen was expected his freshman year of high school for fighting, spoked pot and used steroids to mussel -- muscle up

and in applying for firearms license, mateen had to take some tests and showed he was a skilled shooter and scored very high marks on the tests that he was quite skilled at using the gun, and as well now know, he liked to frk the gun shops and -- frequent the gun shops ss and buy ammunition and rifles. >> sometimes after tragedy you see some moments that give you hope, and we saw one of those today. onboard a jetblue flight, after the shootings, a woman whose grandson was on the plane, headed to say her last goodbye. a flight attendant posted on facebook. the victim was 20 years old. his grandmother was flying alone to orlando for his funeral. the flight attendant says she passed around peoples of paper for people to wright supportive messages. she writes, win we gather them

to give to them we didn't have just a sheet of paper in names. instead we had page after page after page of long messages offering condolences, peace, love and support. even a couple of cash donations and more than a few tears. end quote. that flight attendance says every single person leaving the plane stopped in front of the grandmother to offer their condolences and offer a hug. the site of the attack today became a place to honor the victims from orlando. [bagpipes playing] >> many gathered at the 9/11 memorial in lower manhattan to remember the 49 lives lost in the pulse nightclub and observed a moment of silence. some tied ribbons at the survivor tree, which survived the collapse of towers. today we have this. new warnings that isis has the

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director john brennan help says it appears online propaganda did play a role in influencing the shooter. >> these so-called lone wolves who operate as a result of the incitement, encourage. and exhortation of the terrorist organizations, it is an exceptionally challenging issue for the intelligence community, security, and law enforcement to deal with. >> a stunning hearing. the comments came during a senate hearing. the cia chief warning that isis is working to send trained fighters to launch attackness the west. catherine herridge is watching that all day today and has more. >> reporter: despite gains and cutting the into the group's finances the conroy conroy director the group will retaliate and seeks to exploit refugee streams, smuggling routes and methods of travel to get trained operatives into western countries. >> need to take away their safe

haven because it gives them the opportunity to use these lands to train and fight. generates revenue to keep the fighters on the battlefield and also to try to support terror gist operations. >> reporter: brennan said the isis affiliate in egypt, sinai, which too responsible for the down ago of russian jet is the most active, while the isis affiliate in libya is the most dangerous with more than 5,000 fighters who use their coastal training camps as a kind of, or hope to use them as a launching pad for attacks in europe. >> the cia chief spoke about fighting terrorists on the web. what did he offer on that? >> reporter: combating isis goeson the battlefield. the group use social media and technology as a weapon of war and those increpted messages hamstrung the fbi.

the users are young and tech savvy. >> you've save the use twitter, telegram and tumblr. those are the most used. >> using these mediums comes naturally to them and they grave tate toward them, but the also are very aware of what mediums provide them the greatest security. >> reporter: on that point the was general agreement there was a very large role for congress and trying to broker peace between law enforcement and the tech companies. the bottom line at this hearing today, despite everything we have done in the last two years in a military sense, isis is as strong as it was before that campaign in part because it's able to reach outside of iraq and syria and has built up affiliates in north africa, west africa, egypt sinai, whose numbers almost rival what exists inside iraq and syria right now. >> a vicious enemy. thank you. you night remember back in

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the senate set to vote on monday on gun control measures including expanding background checks and blocking people on a terror watch list from buying a gun. comes after chris murphy ended a 15 hour filibuster, protesting

inaction from congress on gun control. he and other senate democrats held a news conference today, along with the relatives of gun violence victim. one of them, a woman white house mother and two cousins died at shooting in the church in charleston, south carolina. that attack happened a year ago tomorrow. >> i plead with you. i plead with you, with everything that i have in my heart, i ask everyone to join me in this war, to disarm hate. >> some republicans have said their open to delaying gun laws -- gun sales to people on terror watch lists so the feds can investigate. however, they say, any bill has to protect people who could be on those lists by mistake. now, the father of an american woman killed in the terror attacks in paris from november is now suing google, facebook and twitter. he argues the companies allowed isis to recruit unmembers, raise money and spread extremist propaganda and that led to the

death of his daughter. nohemi gonzalez. reps from google, facebook and twitter say they have policy against extremist materials and reach out to law enforcement when necessary. but there is a case here? want to bring ebony williams in to talk about this good afternoon to you. does the father have a case? >> a tough row for him. he has some good facts about duty to protect, whether or not there was a breach of that duty, and i would argue that, yeah, he's good there facebook, twitter, google have a duty to protect users and you could argue that there was a breach there because certainly this prop gap da is out there -- propaganda is on their platform. but he has an issue when it comes to cause indication, but did they breech the duty and did

the breach cause the death. >> there is anything in the law that would apply to facilitation right. >> maybe you facilitate the opportunity for killers to organize. >> an argument his lawyer will make. it was -- their silence or slowness to act or nonaction at all, kind of acted as tacit compliance and facilitation around that. i certainly see the lawyers for google, twitter and facebook comes out strongly against that, saying that's not the way it goes. we have to respect the first amendment. >> they're going to argue freedom of speech. >> yes, freedom of speech and say we have to consider this speech, hate speech, protected by the -- >> here's what in the father says. it's not got spree speech it's creating communication conduits that allow isis and other groups to plan and coordinate and to

execute terror attacks. >> sure. that's a strong, compelling emotional argue; but legally they've got other look at each communications, every tweet, every posting, and say, does this go further than hate speech and become terrorism? certainly we saw mere effective action from the social media companies after the beheadings. that is so plain-faced they can remove that quickly. >> hi would argue, take free doff dom of speech out of it and we're talking about recruiting. >> has to be -- >> recruiting killers and it has happened before and will happen again. think maybe ultimately the question is this. is there something within the law, something within government, that could bring action that would perhaps not succeed in a kiss do -- in a case like this. >> could be a very good wakeup call-opportunity. absolutely. people are tired of this. how many dead bodies.

government intervention is on the table but knock the instances these companies and organizations willfully fail to act. >> give in the an example how the law could be changed or enforced. >> we have to look how we interpret the first amendment. there's kind of this knee jerk to overprotect free speech sometimes. these are judicial interpretations we're talking about, bill. if we have a stricter interpretation that says just like if you look at pornographyy nudity, we say absolutely -- >> you can imagine the families when they get news news reports about him posting online. >> how can he post that in midst of this but the delicate free speech issue can be the holdup. >> ebony williams, thank you. the father in georgia accused of hurt for allowing his

son to bake to death in a hot car cannot gate fair trial in his town bass of all the media attention. that's what the jump -- the judge said, who just agreed to move the trial. the trial is now set for september in brunswick. fire hours to the asset two years ago police say justin harris left his toddler in the car for seven hours when he went to workle investigators say the day his son died harris was sexting with underaged girls. defense attorneys say hing for got his son was in the suv. the man who shot and killed a famous singer, had hair traps plants plants plants and racik eye surgery. tmz reporting the man became enraged when somebody showed him photos of grimmie with a map

that might have been her -- with man that might have been her boyfriend. he showed up after a concert in orlando and then killed her and killed himself. for a state that has seep some of its darkest days finally some good news. and trump's team has a message. if you can't say something nice, keep your mouth shut. strong words from trump toward the critics and the response from the speaker of the house, moments away here.

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make sure that we do everything we can to win in november, or we're just asking them if they can't do that, then just shut the hell up. >> trump yesterday said republican leaders need to get tougher and sharper and smarter or, quote, be quiet and let him go it alone. a new poll shows trump trails clinton by six point is. no change in her lead from the last survey a month ago if the first time that cbs has polled since clinton clinch the nomination, noting it did most of the polling before the shooting in orlando. carl cameron is live with trump. any response from republican leaders about shutting up? >> reporter: of course. and this comes as donald trump's campaign is officially a year old today. this was the day that trump took the escalator down in trump tower and made the big announcement that essentially set the tone for what a lot of

his critics said have been a racially divisive campaigny trump said the mexicans have been sending their criminals. republicans have been criticizing his wreck rick, even those that support his idea for greater border security. paul ryan, third in succession to the presidency, answered the question of about whether or not they would pipe down. lisp listen to that's. >> you can't make this up sometimes. i'll just say we represent a separate but equal branch of government. he is a different kind of candidate. this is a different kind of year. i'm going to be myself and speak up in defense of our principles, and defense of not just our party party's prims bum the countries principles. >> a lot of people say trump has problem with the g.o.p. and the campaign is not organized and

his message ised a oddded with republicanism and americanism. a rally tonight will get testy during and afterwards. the facility, gilley's, south side ballroom, has a capacity of 3800 people and some of the organizers of the anti-trump demonstrationed expected tonight have said they expect to have anywhere between a thousand and five thousand people. >> why would that be at that location? >> reporter: it's texas. very red state but democrats have been boasting about their ability to make big political gapes, 38% of the state is hispanic, and they think a lot of trump's rhetoric is negative and they're going to protest because of it. >> see if he rides the bull. or see if you do. see you, carl. carl cameron in texas. the clinton campaign releasing its first ads geared toward the general election,

airing in eight different good atleground spates two spots focus on hillary clinton's record of working for families and kids and over the weekend released a third ad taking aim at donald trump calling him someone who would divide the country pit -- country and pit people against one another. jennifer griffin is on the campaign trail. >> reporter: the second set of general election ads in an attempt to re-introduce hillary clinton to the elect forat, explain what she has done for families. the ads do not mention donald trump. >> when millions couldn't get health care, this first lady worked with republicans and democrats to fix it. creating the children's halve insurance program. >> so every child gets the health care that child deserves to have. >> now, eight million kids are covered. that's the kind of leader she is. and the kind of president she'll be. >> reporter: the campaign has

booked $7.8 million in airtime in 8 battleground states. trump has no campaign ads planned for this summer. >> she received some big endorsements and now trump is reacting. what's up with that? >> reporter: that's right. she was endorsed by oprah winfrey, no surprise, and the afl-cio with 12.5 million members 'the political chairman of the afl-cio called trumped an unstable should la tan who made his fortune scamming poor families. trump lashed back, quote, sadly with this endorsement of hillary clinton, who is totally owned by wall street, the leadership of the afl-cio has made clear it no longer represents american workers. instead they're part of the rigged system in washington, dc that benefits only the insiders itch believe their members will be voting for me in much larger

numbers than for her help accused hillary and her husband, bill clinton, of doing favors and selling access to wall street. he quoted bernie sanders' criticism of clinton's coziness to wall street donors, take her support of nafta and the tpp that he says costs the u.s. workers, quote, millions of jobs he says she is the best friend' wall street has had. sanders has pushed clinton in the left, criticizing trade deems. and trump is trying to win over sanders supporters with this statement. >> jennifer griffin on the clinton team. bring in heidi, senior political reporter for "usa today." she has an interview with hillary clinton how are you doing? >> good. >> i'm seeing you're picking up on one theme she tried to drive home to you and that is temperment. what is it about that? >> that i think with this interview, bill, we confirmed is

going to be the prism through which she will seek define donald trump on every issue. like in san diego with her blistering attack on donald trump on foreign policy, all under the umbrella of temperment, at well her speech next week on economic policy, extending that arguement to economics. she is going to say that basically he is incoherent. he says one thing on the stump in terms of trying to appeal to the blue collar working man and the rust belt about his intention to bring back jobs but if you look in this case at his tax plan, she is going to take aim at one provision that its the so-called carried interest tax advantage, which benefits money managers and allow them to pay a lower tax rate than other people because they're count organize income as investment. she is going to say donald trump said one time he wanted to raise tacks on the wealthy, and beck

pedaled on that and in his tax plan increases the loophole and allows the money managers to pay an even lower tax rate. >> trump seemed to suggest he would raise tacks on those americans. >> he did and like onsome so men other issues he seemed to kind of backtrack from that and i think that was one of the things that under the pressure of republican leadership he backtracked. >> he is strong only immigration, strong on, i'm just like you, real guy, blue collar billionaire. how is she is going to go after those two issues. >> on immigration or -- well, on the blue collar issue, this is one example of how she is going to look at what we do have, what we do know about his policies, in terms of his tax plan. she'll be rolling out her on tax plan later on. on the immigration issue, i don't feel that she necessarily needs to do much more other than

to just let him continue to talk about building the wall in mexico or to talk about the muslim ban. i don't see her necessarily putting immigration issue front and center at this point in the campaign because people are just naturally graph tasting -- based on fear. >> i'll let you fix your ear piece. on that point, how much did she share about the events in orlando, and the issue of national security and what it -- how it's being interpreted and the impact it's had on voters already? >> she didn't go into anything that was not political. let me just tell you've about the political kind of spin she put on this. and this is where i think the republican leadership needs to take note because the democrats and hillary clinton aren't going to be satisfied with just going after donald trump on his reaction to orlando in terms of doubling down on his muslim ban.

they're going to seek to tie the republican leadership to that, until the republican leadership basically withdraws their support. they won't be satisfied until that happens, and as you know that would be huge event if the republican leadership did that. but in my interview she said, look, i'm not the only one taking notice of this. the media is, democrats are and so oar republicans, that the leadership continues to try to stand behind him. so that -- >> you have two issues in this election, the economy, and it's national security. and that's really seemed to be what is going to drive this turnout in november. heidi, thank you. with the interview with hillary clinton today. thank you. in a moment here, donald trump was in d.c. today testifying in a lawsuit. one that he brought himself. why he is going after a big-time restaurant boss in court. also, president obama has just left a meeting with the victims' families in orlando. he is expected to speak in a matter of moments, and when that

happens we'll bring you his comments here on the news academic.

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the jet was headed to cairo when it crashed. the cockpit visit recorder could help them piece together what brought the plane down, searchers spoted the wreckage yesterday days before the batteries were set to expire on the signals from the black boxes. crews are saidworking to bring the voice recorder to alexandre ya to be analyzed. >> the fight against the islamic city getting more support. a navy aircraft carrier the uss harry truman moved into the mediterranean sea and is launching airstrikes against the islamic state in syria and iraq. soars -- sailors saying the orlando attack has given only more reason to fight for them. greg palkot. went aboard the carrier and is with us now.

>> reporter: we actually boarded the ship shortly after the orlando attack and will have more on the reaction in a moment. first, let's talk about the massive fighting machine. the uss harry s. truman is 20 stories tall, five acres wide, carries 75 aircraft 5,000 sailors, all with their sights on isis. 'this is a one-two punch for the terrorists. truman pilots have dropped more than a million and a half pounds of explosives, over 1500 bounds, and we got up close and personal with a few of them. take a look. >> you're looking at what is called the bomb farm where the bombs are kept on the deck that are put on the jet fighters that tarrings isis. back there, 500-pound bombs. this one, thousand pounds. and these, air-to-air missiles in case anybody gets in the way.

the flag on the carrier flying at half mast in honor of those killed in florida. one pilot said, what we're doing here is stopping that ideology from springing around the world -- spreading around the world. they're flexing a bit of global muscle. russia operates in the region as well on and off the coast of syria, as one officer confided to me, bill, russia knows that we are here. >> greg, thank you. greg palkot in greece. donald trump apparently has a problem with a couple of big-time chefs but it has nothing to do with the menu. why they kit the job and what trump is saying about that next.

today trump has taken on an iron chef just ott not in a kitchen. trump facing questions from attorneys for celebrity. he you have seen him on the food network. in august trump sued the chef and another chef for backing out of plans for restaurants in trump's new washington, dc hotel. they did that after trump said mexico was sending criminals and rapists in the u.s. the lawyers for the chefs say trump's comments doomed the restaurants before they could open. trump's attorney says a deal is a deal. from here's peter barnes on the story live outside the law offices in washington. what's at stake here, peter? >> reporter: well, money and reputation for all these men. but for donald trump, the highest, the biggest cost here is time. he had to take time off the campaign trail and off of the fundraising trail to come down here and give a deposition.

trump sued both chefs for breach of contract when they backed out of deals for the hotel and sued them each for $10 million in lost potential revenue and other revenue. now, trump had tried to get out of this deposition today, said he had turned his -- the businesses over to his kids, they're running it and could give the depositions, but the judge agreed with zakarians attorneys who said it was trump who made the estimates another immigration and mexico and the wall and has to explain the statements and only he can explain what they could have -- what impact they could have had on the restaurants. >> peter, there were protests there today. right? >> reporter: uh-huh. yeah. wherever donald trump goes, protesters sure to show up and they did in force, 75 to 100 of them. one of their leaders said that

other businesses should follow the chefs' example or risk potentially having consumers vote with their pocketbooks. listen. >> by doing business with donald trump, that means you are standing with his agenda and we will not tolerate business like that. >> reporter: now, as you know, donald trump says that he would be the best candidate for a business and the economy bus of his own business experience, better than hillary clinton. but as to these specific cases in court this week, on the an andreas case, trump's attorney says if trump becomes president it might be good for a restaurant in his washington, dc hotel because people would want to go to it. bill? >> thank you, peter. peter barnes in washington. in a moment here, it is summertime. a look at a landmark moment for

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