especially for the people many orlando. set your dvr so you never miss an episode. thanks for being with us and have a great night. hi, everyone. welcome to a new hour inside america's election headquarters. >> good to see you. topping the news this hour, donald trump is hitting back at his own party amid talk about a possible coup at the g.o.p. convention. what he is saying today. >> an update on the orlando terror investigation as police interview several people who went to the mosque as the gunman. this as we learn about his dark past. >> new concerns for five-day

forecasts in the west amid the worst temperatures about to spike to hit triple digits. how it could impact their efforts. and as the hot weather is scorching the american southwest donald trump is firing up his supporters at a couple of rallies. we are awaiting the second of the day in phoenix starting in about an hour. that is after a stop this afternoon in las vegas where more than a thousand people gathered at treasure island casino where he slammed hillary clinton considering u.s. policy on terror and talking swipes at people talking about a coup against him at the convention. >> we got 14 million votes and won 36, 37 states. there were people who won known are saying maybe we can get

something at the convention. it doesn't work that way, folks. >> yes, and mr. trump true to form took this issue head on calling it a little movement. but we did talk to the gop delegate leading the charge. she a bound delegate from colorado and she tells fox news she has at least 200 other delegates to the convention in cleveland who want to deny the presumptive nominee his nomination. they would do this by appealing to the rules committee to allow what they call a conscious clause, something that would have to pass the committee and a majority of delegates as well. it would mean when it comes time for the first round ballot, those who chose to could inbind themselves from trump and support another candidate on the second round. >> you have delegates who

believe they are doing what is best for the party and preserving the party and spent their entire adult life implementing conservative presen principals. >> all of the discussion about the rnc rules committee acting to undermine the presumptive nominee is silly. there is no organized effort, strategy, or leader of this so-called movement. it is nothing more than a media creation in a series of tweets. as for the familiar sight of pro testers, that was avoided with the security ultra tight and there was not a spot provided for protests. a couple people were escorted out of the venue itself. and trump headed straight to arizona where he is scheduled to speak any time now. >> greg? on the democratic side, hillary clinton taking a break

from the campaign trail this weekend. but plenty of activity at campaign headquarters where senator elizabeth warren stopped by yesterday to talk with staffers. she is not ready to abandon her support for bernie sanders. we have the latest from washington. >> clinton maybe taking the weekend off but the political machine behind her is just warming up. over the next six weeks expect to see more than $60 million in ads in ohio, florida, and nevada and that will be amplified by the long list of democrats who have endorsed her in the past couple days. today at the new hampshire democratic party convention senator warren called trump a thin-skinned racist bully. proving why warren is one of clinton's fiercest and most

effective attack dogs on the campaign trail and is on the short list for vice president. others are cory book, tim kaine, sharon brown and julian castro of texas. absent from the list is bernie sanders. he says he is not being vetted for vp, listen to what he said on thursday. >> election days come and go. but political and social revolutions that attempt to transform our society never end. that's what this campaign has been about over the past year. that's why the political revolution is about. and that's why the political revolution must continue into the future. >> bottom line, sanders is continuing to say he will stay in this race all the way to the convention. greg? >> christen fisher in washington. thanks. and the clintons have more

than politics on their mind over the weekend, chelsea clinton tweeting about the earbirth of son. they are also parents to 1-year-old charlotte. bill and hillary saying we are all over the moon as chelsea and mark welcome charlotte's little brother to the world and grateful for our many blessings. we have new developments in the orlando investigation. new year nearly a week after the massacre. police are interviewing someone who went to the same mosque as omar mateen. this as police pour over the gruesome surveillance video from inside the pulse club that night. and dive into mateen's financial

pictures. we are live from orlando, florida, now with more. steve? >> there has been a steady stream of funerals beginning yesterday with eight and five more today in orlando including that of cory cornell, just 20 years old, there were several firefighters in the audience at his funeral and fire trucks pulled up as well. the mayor of orlando made him an honorary firemen today. two officers were injured in one of the funeral processions. a woman driving on a side street got impatient and tried to speed through and wound up hitting two motorcycle policemen who had to be hospitalized. they are both expected to survive. more than $7 million in aid has been raised for the families of the victims of the shooting. the mayor says it will not go to established charities but he will try to deliver it directly

to family members, many of whom have urgent need for cash for things like rent and groceries. back to you. >> live orlando, thanks so much. orlando regional medical center says that five more victims have been discharged. that leaves 19 patients still hospitalized and of those, four still in critical condition, three in guarded condition and the rest are stable. the hospital says doctors have performed 54 operations since the shooting last sunday morning. all of this as we learn more about the shooter himself and his history of acting up throughout his childhood. later this hour we will talk to a former fbi profiler on what she looks for and how omar mateen may have slipped through the cracks. hundreds of people gathering in berlin today to remember the victim of the orlando attack.

you can see the crowd coming together near the brandenburg gate. many people in the crowd holding signs and others carrying candles in memory of the 49 people killed last sunday at pulse nightclub. the oakland police have lost their third chief in eight days. amid a growing sex scandal involving a teenaged prostitute. the city's mayor vowing to root out corruption and put an end to a toxic macho culture in the police department. we are live from los angeles with more on that. lauren? >> yes, it's been a revolving door of police chiefs for the city of oakland. three in just more than a week and now the police department is under civilian control, a rare step from the mayor in an effort to reform the pd while it deals with two scandals. one involving more than a dozen

officers and a teenaged prostitute and racist e-mails and text messages between officers. the mayor vowing change. >> i'm here to run a police department, not a frat house. i want to assure the citizens of oakland that we are hell bent on rooting out this disgusting culture. >> on june 9th the police chief abruptly resigned and the mayor appointed a new police chief. but just after six days he was removed. the latest police chief paul figueroa held the job two days behave he resigned. the mayor says the behavior she is seeing in the police department is not acceptable for anyone who wears the badge. the city council members are also angry. >> i'm stunned. and it's -- disconcerting how little information we are provided as council members. >> for the time being the mayor

says there will be no new police chief while they search for the replacement. the city administrator will take over until things settle down. this is just the latest scandal, the oakland pd has been under federal oversight for the past 13 years. >> if they are look in their ranks it could be a very long search. thanks very much. a dangerous weekend on tap for crews battling wildfires in six western states. temperatures are expected to soar to record-breaking levels through the early part of next week. in some cases 10 to 20 degrees higher than average. the blistering temperatures could pose problems for firefighters as they struggle to beat back flames fuelled by bone-dry vegetation and fanned by whipping winds. evacuations are underway in california, new mexico, and arizona where a total of 36,000

acres have been scorched over the past week. >> we wish them well. it's going to be a long battle out there. the first family enjoying the great outdoors this father's day weekend. president obama's request to all americans on this 100th anniversary of our national parks. we are now hearing from the father of the 2-year-old lane graves who was attacked and killed by an alligator this week at disney world. his emotional statement is next. the gun control debate taking center stage again in the aftermath of the orlando terror attack. how will this renewed call for reform resonate with voters? >> coming together now we must work not only to mourn and grieve those lives lost but also to try to make a difference. it's time to act. we asked a group of young people

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neighbors are raising money for the family. this week members of the community placed hundreds of ribbons on mailboxes, stereo tre -- trees and doors in a show of support. president obama calling for gun law reform saying that the united states needs to make it a whole lot harder for killers to get assault weapons. the orlando terror attack prompting the senate to call for a vote on monday on four separate gun control measures all of which expected to fail all of this while hillary clinton and donald trump go toe to toe on the issue. here's mr. trump. >> you know, a gun-free zone often time means carnage because let's call them the enemy which is what they are and we should declare war on isis. we should declare war on isis. war! it's war! it's war!

>> david hawkings is the senior editor of "roll call" what i'm hearing from young people over the last week is doesn't it make common sense to keep guns out of the hands of people on a no-fly terror list or a -- you know, a terror suspect list? and also, assault weapons as well? so where does congress find the rationale to oppose that? >> they're not going to vote on the assault weapon ban. the senate is going to have four votes on monday evening, two on republican proposals, one each on expanding background checks and on tightening the watch list to make it more difficult for suspected terrorists on the

watch list. one democrat and one republican proposal. assault weapon is off the table. the nra is so emphatically opposed to any change in the regulation of assault weapons that that's not even being considered. the only question is this watch list issue and the background check issue. and republicans say they're open somewhat to some controls. >> but everything i read says that it will never pass. >> and i suppose the question is why? >> well, why? because in today's congress and today's senate it takes 60 votes to get anything done and all the republicans adds up to 54 senators voting for the republican plans, probably on -- when the democrat votes happen, all 46 senators on the democratic side will vote. maybe they will be joined by a couple of republicans. kirk from illinois in a tough

re-election race, tumey from pennsylvania, but other than that they will be offsetting. there is some talk by susan collins, a moderate republican from maine trying to find middle ground. >> there is no middle ground or common sense on capitol hill. is donald trump the least predictable if not inconsistent on gun control? >> yes, i would say that is a fair assessment. he picked an unusual -- he's picked an unusual issue on which to try being subtle. this is not something that the proponents or opponents of gun control really see a middle ground but donald trump was talking about tightening gun control for suspected terrorists. then he wept out and emphatically sought the nra's endorsement, which he received. now he returned to this idea of

saying he is okay on clamping down on anyone who might come close to one of those terror watch lists. the nra says there are not enough league protections for people on the list erroneously. >> that is a legitimate concern but at what cost. have donald trump's statements in response to the orlando shooting given fuel to the dump trump movement? >> i think they have. at the top of the hour you did a segment on the dump trump movement. sean spicer says it is nothing but a bunch of tweets. it's more than that, i promise you. there are concerted efforts of delegates disgruntled with structure to reach out to others disgruntled with trump and the new issue they have now is the gun control issue. there are conservative nra type delegates who think this is

anathema and fueling this long shot effort to derail part of it. >> for those who think nothing meaningful ever happens in washington, perhaps this issue is evidence of that. david hawkings, thanks for being with us. the first family spending this father's day weekend enjoying the great outdoors. the president, first lady and daughters are at yosemite national park celebrating the 100th anniversary of the national parks system. president obama speaking about the importance of preserving our country's national parks. >> you can't capture this on an ipad or a flat screen. or even an oil paintings. you got to come here and breathe it in yourself. for the centennial we are asking

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saying that government troops have recaptured the main hospital in fallujah. forces struggling to gain control of this key city from isis. tens of thousands of iraqis have left fallujah last month with tens of thousands of civilians still trapped inside. the u.s. forces contributing air strikes as the fight wages on. >> the iraqi forces pushed deeper into fallujah this weekend as on the city continues to weaken. after raising a flag over a government building in the city center on friday they secured the main hospital today. they are now in control of two thirds of the city and isis fighters are only putting up sporadic resistance with many fleeing into fallujah's large civilian population. the operation to retake the key

iraqi city began four weeks ago with iraqi troops receiving help from u.s. air strikes while iraqi prime minister abadi has declared victory, there is still fighting left to be done. they expect to have fallujah completely under control in the next few days. once it's retaken iraqi forces are expected to turn their attention to mosul which is still under control of isis. >> conner, thanks. meanwhile the director of the cia says isis is as dangerous as ever. a contradiction of the official u.s. assessment that we are making progress against the terror group. john brenan says that isis is likely to intensify its campaign of terror and is trying to deploy operatives to the west. he says the only way to beat them is to take their land. >> we need to take away their

safe haven. it gives them the opportunity to use the lands to train and fight and gain revenue. and their control of large cities like mosul and raqqah and the population centers as well as oil fields generates revenue not just to keep fighters on the battlefield but to support these terrorist operations. >> i'm joined by the former adviser to four u.s. ambassadors to the united nations. good to have you with me. >> i have been begging you to come to palm springs and you didn't come down there so i had to come here. >> what more can you tell us that you know about this resilience of isis? does it mean that more people here on u.s. territory and u.s. soil are being radicalized or is the resilience playing out on the battlefield? >> the facts are that isis is growing. it has grown under secretary of state hillary clinton and

secretary of state john kerry. we have not been able to diplomatic solve the problem or militarily solve the problem even though president obama says we have 63 nations helping us we have not found the command and control center for isis. they are growing and getting more powerful. this is what the cia director has said. that's why they are able to start to expand into europe. now we see isis inspired attacks in san bernardino right up the road from where i live. i think it's individuals like the orlando attacker pledging allegiance to isis, these are all problems right here in the u.s. >> so basically it's a little bit of both, so what's -- where is the divide here? is it that the obama administration is not aware of what's happening or they are making progress and so they want to let the americans know they are making progress and is it that the military arm of the

operation, if you will if the intelligence grath gathering say we are making progress but the fight is not over. >> what you just asked is actually the point. look, i think you have to go back and look at five years ago, president obama said assad should go. four years ago he said that if chemical weapons were used in syria that we would act. neither one of those things has happened. he doesn't have any more credibility. the u.s. credibility is beginning to be a big problem. i think the reality is that we are going to be in this fight for a long time until we crush them. we have to go after isis and crush them. give them a pr defeat so individuals like the orlando attacker don't want to join the losing campaign. >> i was motioning for my people in the back to put up the quote in the prompter for me. this is from a letter to the

president from 51 diplomats and it says that military force should shift the tide of the conflict against the regime to increase the chances for peace by sending a clear signal to the regime and the backers that there will be no military solution to the conflict. what does that mean? >> this is a cable and it's a form of a resistance within the state department. you have 51 career diplomats, foreign service officers, who are saying we cannot take this policy any longer by being silent. it's not working. this is a genocide that this administration has labeled, and so if it is a genocide, if our policy is that assad should go, let's get syria. this cable says we have to get serious about getting rid of assad. he must go. >> do you know if that missive if that included some sort of

plan for syria without assad? >> these are diplomats. so they don't really have a plan of action other than we need to get rid of him and then start the process of building the coalition so that the country becomes stable. that's what the diplomats do. that's the diplomatic community can do if there is the remufbl -- removal of assad first. secretary kerry degrees that the policy is a mess. is it odd to hear the secretary of state saying that he understands. the secretary of state is powerless to implement the policy that he agrees with. >> is there a fix? >> i think it will take a presidential election to fix this. president obama said no more war or u.s. troops before he had read the intelligence before he knew the facts he had taken

military action off the table and said we are committing to not starting any wars. that is a big political argument. >> we could go on, rick but i have to leave it there. thank you for coming in. and we'll end on a note that i'm coming to california to see you. >> rick came up with the line of the day. these are diplomats. so they don't have real plans. that was great and so true. donald trump bashing republicans who will not get behind him as the nominee and blaming the media that there is a movement among the delegates to deny him the nomination. but one delegate says it's not just a rumor. could the republican establishment really succeed in unseating their presumptive nominee? >> i read about this insurgent

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>> great to see you in american. -- person. >> how much of a tight rope is the rnc walking? sean spicer saying he is denouncing the anybody but trump drive and speaker ryan saying that you have to vote your conscious. what is going on behind closed doors? >> they are in a kwauquandary because he is making inflammatory and controversial comments but he's their nominee. he won their nomination outright by winning 17 million votes. and he's got a lot of people behind him. 40% of the electorate. if they walk away from trump they are stuck. >> do they believe that he can beat hillary clinton? >> the polls are showing that she is getting ahead of him.

some polls have her up by 12 and some of the internal polling shows she is ahead of him when it comes to faribilty and effectiveness and that looks bad for trump. >> if the party establishment is pinning their concerns on the polls and numbers you pointed out and they don't think he can beat hillary clinton is there a savior on stand by? >> no. there was an effort to get in a third party candidate but who can win? he has the 40% that doesn't seem to go away. so they would need someone who could bring everybody in together. it would be difficult to do that at the convention because he's got more -- way more delegates than a small but maybe significant faction that would like to have somebody else. it would be almost impossible for them to do this without a parliamentary trick with the rules committee. they pledged not to do that.

it looks like he will be the nominee. >> where does trump go from here? >> there is talk of him prifivog and sounding more presidential but it has been hard for him to make the change and stick to the script. if he can do that and stay away from the things that drag him down and give misgivings to the electorate he can build his base. if he can't get beyond 40% it will be tough for him to win the general election. you have to be much higher than that to get the right number of votes. hillary clinton is winning with women and minorities. she's outdoing him in the numbers department. he has to start building that base broader than the 40%. he has to figure out how to do that. >> we heard him say get behind me or shut up or i'm better off by myself.

could he say i'll run as a third-party candidate. does he have enough to support him? i mean, could trump take down the republican party and could he possibly throw his support behind hillary clinton? >> i don't think he will throw support behind hillary clinton he is saying i'm the candidate for the republican party and the general election. if he walks away, there is no way they can get the republicans to win. it will split the vote too broadly to defeat hillary clinton. for republicans it's to decide whether to get behind him. he says i won the primary without the gop establishment, which he did. but this is not the primary. he needs them to help with the ground game and get the bigger group of voters behind him. they need each other but they don't like each other. it's a very inconvenient marriage. it could lead to divorce at some point. but they are stuck with each

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new details coming out about the gunman who killed 49 people last weekend in orlando. records showing omar mateen had a history of behavioral problem throughout his years in school. his teachers writing he had trouble with self control, was aggressive and showed a lack of remorse. let's bring in mary ellen o'toole, a former profiler. she is now a forensic science director. always a pleasure to talk to you. apologize for the circumstances because this is such an awful case of a man who seems obsessed with hatred. where tuesday that hatred come from? >> that hatred has to develop over time and the traits that would go along with that, the

lack of empathy, the lack of remorse, the callousness, those things would have started to show themselves at a very early age. so when i hear his teachers and how they have described him, that really makes a lot of sense to me. >> i mean, look, any parent always sort of says, is a parent responsible for that? something the parent did is it genetic? where does it come from? >> it's both genetic and it's also result of early-life experiences and it evolves over time. and unless there is some kind of intervention, the young boy will end up an adult with the same problems, life problems with relationships, with work and with their personal life. most people who have these traits don't go on to become violent. >> right. >> but in this case he also had violent ideations, he had

homicidal and suicidal ideations. so it's a deadly combination. and it began years before this shooting event and from what i can tell what's been made available there never was any intervention. >> was it predictable and you mention intervention which invites the question, could someone have seen this coming? to put in the plain layman's terms? >> early on it seems like his teachers saw it coming but if you are asking as it got later he had not acted out violently but his wife said she was the victim of abuse. but there is no incident of violence. so the majority of people who might be similar to him never act out in a violent way. but he is unique in that he had this combination of traits. he had the combination of ideation plus he had a strong desire to the this. i think that's important.

and violence begins in the brain. and people don't understand that. and it takes a long time to develop. when you see this kind of planning that went into a crime we have to understand that this individual really enjoyed what he was doing. he really enjoyed it. >> but i think of him as a coward. did he not plan on the fire fight with law enforcement? >> when he plan it out he didn't plan, in my opinion to get involved in that first fire fight that pushed him back into the club which as many people as possible and then in the end, you would see the social -- the social networking that we saw in the beginning. so i think

despite the fact that the crime didn't unfold as amounted. and he planned to do what he planned to do with the social media. >> was terrorism his motivation? or was that a convenient way to act out his propensity for violence? >> to me, what is reported, he had an interest in several terrorist groups. and some with ideological and religious ideologies. and in the end. he decided on isis. it is it a worldwide terrorist groups that we are afraid of. and if he aligned himself with isis tmade him seem scarier and omnipotent and evil and the

association he was going for. >> we didn't get in to his attack on gays and self identity. and we'll leave it for another time and thank you very much for your insights. >> you're welcome. >> it is just 71 years, but three world war ii veterans, all best friendlieds finally graduated from high school together. the trio walked on the stage at abraham lincoln high school and also getting their diplomma was one of their wives. henrietta. and she was married and wasn't allowed to attend class says. they were married eight days before her husband was deployed. >> it sounds like a tall tale. >> i am serious about this.

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