my page at facebook.com/gretchen carlson. we'll continue the conversation with abby and sophie. thank you for being part of "the real story." here's trace in for shep. >> donald trump shaking up his campaign. inside the decision to fire his controversial campaign manager. the damning article that came out hours before corey lewandoski got the boot, and who was able to convince trump it was time for him to go. >> the orlando terrorist in his own words. we're learning what he told police during the bloody nightclub attack, and while we wait to hear if his widow will face chances charges, her family is opening up about her enemy state. donald trump has fired his controversial campaign manager corey lewandoski, the man who

helped engineer his climb to the top of the republican presidential field. that's what a senior aide with the trump campaign says in a statement trump spokeswoman says the campaign is great follow corey for his hard work and dedication and we wish him the best in the future. it comes hours after gq published an article, claiming lewandoski regularly screamed at her and made her cry. the magazine reports one outburst came after hicks claimed she wanted to leave the campaign and return to her old pr job at trump tower. according to the article, quote, lieu -- lieu want do you said to hix, you made a bleeping mistake. your bleeping dead to me. he says i don't recall she specific incident. he don't know why trump fired him and said he still supports donald trump and it was a privilege and honor to be part of the campaign.

you may remember police arrested lewandoski a couple of months ago and charmed him with battery after a reporter accused him of pulling her arm and bruising her. lewandoski denied hurting the reporter, and prosecutors then dropped the case. one trump adviser responded to corey lewandoski's firing by tweet, quoting, ding-dong, the witch is dead. donald trump is clarifying comments he made about the orlando terror attack. here's what he told a conservative radio host the day after the shooting. >> it's too bad that some of the young people that were killed over the weekend weren't -- didn't have guns attached to their hip, frankly, and where bullets could have flown in the opposite direction. >> today trump quoted, when i said that, if in the orlando club you had some people with guns i was obviously talking about additional guards or employees. the presumptive nominee still facing opposition from the never-trump movement. organizers say a thousand g.o.p.

insiders took part in a conference call last night to hammer out a plan to change the convention rules and deny donald trump the nomination. we'll have more on that in a moment. first to john roberts live at trump tower here in manhattan. john, any more details on the whole lewandoski firing? >> reporter: trace, depending on who you talk to at the trump campaign you get different stories. the official version is that this was merely an amicable parting of the ways, that they have reached a point in the campaign where they had to do some shuffling and corey was not the best person to lead the transition in the general election campaign. the story you get from the troops on the ground, on the front line, is this was probably the final battle, the trump game of thrones, the power struggle that has gone on for months between corey lewandoski and pal manafort, the delegate wrangler for the convention in july.

for the third party, that he just could not work with lewandoski anymore. me guy was just getting in the way, not let can manafort do what he need to do to get the campaign on the right track and if things did nodjack, manafort said he would be gone. that's when trump's children stepped in particularly ivanka and this son-in-law to say we can't afford to lose map afort. he has -- manafort. he has more experience than most of the people in politics these days put together. we need to have him on the campaign and the only way to keep him on the campaign is to get rid of lewandoski. and that is the unofficial but from the troops on the frontline standpoint as to why corey lewandoski is no longer with the trump campaign, and by many

counts, many people inside the campaign are not crying a lot of tears he is gone. >> that's expected. so what next for the trump campaign? >> reporter: obviously he has to do some work to get this ship righted. if you look at the poll numbers they have been going the wrong way. a new monmouth poll shows him trailing hillary clinton nationwide by seven points. by eight points in the important battleground states. even utah is up for grabs. donald trump saying over the weekend he is going to campaign in utah, and a republican has not lost utah since lyndon johnson won it for the democrats in 1964. and for the most part, republicans win that state with a margin of anywhere between 30 and 52-point. the fact that utah is competitive is a sign there's trouble here atrium -- at trump tower. they have to make sure they keep corey lewandoski in somewhat good standing because he's the chairman of trump's new

hampshire delegation and has again on record saying that he is going to do everything he can could make sure he delivers every delegate from the granite state to donald trump in the convention "game of thrones" has nothing on the terrorism campaign. >> thank you. the g.o.p. strategyity and fox news distributor, you heard john say you have these battleground states, an eight-point lead for hillary clinton has to be concerning. >> the map is really interesting because i don't think of the traditional lines, like the campaign, which is not that traditional with trump. so you have utah, georgia, arizona, traditionally reliable republican state but polling out of pennsylvania shows trump well within the margin of error, doing very well in key states like ohio. so i think hillary clinton clearly wants to run a 50-state strategy. she senses vulnerability in the trump campaign. but i do also see the opportunity on the other side for trump to get the reagan

democrats largely populating the rust belt states on his side, to put states like pennsylvania and potentially wisconsin in play. >> it's not time to panic for the trump campaign but look at the mix of lewandoski and was it really a paul manafort and lewandoski and manafort came on top. >> i think john roberts was right to classify this as a power struggle. anybody observing the campaign has seen that. late in the game to seal up the delegate battle. you can't have a tail of two campaigns. while corey lewandoski was an excellent tacticianer, he had a hard time transitioning, and there was pressure for the trump campaign to begin to organize for a general. so this is an important reset. >> an orbit reset but all along trump has been saying this is not your conventional campaign. not going to read teleprompter and not going to raise now. enough he is reading the

teleprompter and this dustup with lewandoski being out, is it a signal he is about to say, okay, we're about to run a very conventional, republican campaign? >> i think it's a combination of both. there's this kind of idea on those who observeolitics, has to be one way or the other. i think trump is going to create a hybrid and we know trump will be trump. the important part its for him to get the traditional aspects over the race, the fundraising, party apparatus in line as well and that's something manafort has a lot more experience with, and if you look the polling, the monmouth poll, where trump is losing support are among independents independents and actually maintain the same share of run as hillary but with women and independents he is very vulnerable and that's because he hays not made that pivot from a republican primary audience. >> now you have trump saying really this thing starts after the g.o.p. convention. he is eight points down in

battling ground states and baning the idea it's going to start in earnest at the end of july. that puts him way hind the eight ball. >> definitely concern he has yet to run an ad. hillary clinton has had tens of millions of dollars in critical states but attachment trump can make up for that with a little of the free earned media he gets. at this point what he has to understand, and i think people around him are beginning to understand, changes need to be made because you cannot rest assured these large groups of donors and activists who have yet to see trump make this post in a meaningful enough way -- -- you have what it takes to win a general election. >> do we start to see it today? with the firing of loon down -- lewandoski does the change take place today. >> it's an evolution, and it's not as dire as some of the polling seems to suggest. if you look at the real clear average, hillary clinton has not gained so mump.

it's that trump has actually lost a lot of that support. so some will be easy to get back if he reassures the public he is running the right kind of strategy. think you'll see it implemented slowly in time. and it's not a panacea to fire a campaign manager but an opportunity to refocus into the right direction. >> as britt human was saying earlier, this is late in the game to fire one of your main guys you. say this is transitional and happens a lot in campaigns. seems to be late in the game. >> it's not ideal but better now than after the convention which would cause more damage. >> we'll find out. tony, good to see you. hundreds of delegates want the right to vote for anyone they choose at the republican convention next month, and that they should not be bound to vote for donald trump. that is according to the "washington post." it reports a group called free delegates held greens call and have a thousand supporters and claim rules that bind some delegates to the outcome of their state's contests are unconstitutional. the donald trump says any attempt to take the nomination away from him is illegal.

let's get live now to blake burman in washington. what else are we -- the anti-trump republicans trying to accomplish here? >> reporter: year told about a thousand members of the republican party talking here about activists, even december dels, joined in, in a conference call last night to discuss the process of potentially unbinding delegates at the republican convention next month. the current expectation right now is all bound delegates have to vote on the first ballot based on their local results, which easily clears the way for a donald trump nomination. however, this group says they're looking to influence the conventions rules committee by having them set up what would be called a moral conscience clause. i asked a leader of the movement why they think they would have any success at stopping trump,

considering countlet groups have failed. this person admitted to me it was a, quote, uphill battle. that's the way it was put to me. but they also are arguing they feel they're getting some momentum here. >> it is an uphill battle and a long shot, but donald trump is still going to respond. what's he saying? >> absolutely. trump over the weekend called this attempt everything from illegal to a hoax, but the house speaker and convention chair, paul ryan, tried to put the issue in the laps of the rnc and rules committee members. listen here. >> number one they can't do it legally. number two, i worked for one year and we won all of those delegates. guess almost 1600. >> not my job to tell delegates what to the do or not to do or weigh in on things like that. they write the rules and make the decisions. all i want to make sure is it's done above board, clearly, honestly, and by the rules. >> trace, this does appear to be an uphill battle. a spokesperson for the rnc called the efforts to undermine

trump, quote, silly. back to you. >> blake, thank you. breaking right now. the feds rereleased partial transcripts of 9-1-1 calls from the orlando nightclub attacker to police. the new release includes the words that the fbi had censored when they first released the transcript this morning. the backlash that led to the rerelease and what the 9-1-1 calls tell us about that horrific night, is next. crowd sounds ] oooh! [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve.

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the gunman in the worst mass shooting in american history called 9-1-1 from inside the gay nightclub saying, quote, i'm in orlando and i did the shooting and i pledge allegiance to isis. according to newly released transcripts of phone conversations the shooter had with police during the standoff, and seems to warn that similar attacks would follow and told polices, quoting, you're going to see more of this type of action going on. investigators say the gunman also claimed to have a car rigged with bombs outside the club, saying, quote, you people are going to get it, and i'm going to ignite it if they try to do anything stupid. investigators say they never found any explosives. the fbi is refusing to release the audio of the calls, and the feds at first only released a partial transcript. it omitted the shooter's references to islamic state terror groups and leaders.

the feds did it out of respect for victims and said they did not want to promote the shooter's violent ideology, but after a lot of backlash the feds re-issued the transcripts to include the reference to terrorists. catherine herridge is live for news washington. what were the feds saying about the redactions this morning? >> to take away from these transcripts even redacted is that omar mateen's pledge of allegiance was like a steady drum beet in the standoff and not an isolated claim and at today's news conference today the fbi explained why the transcripts at that time was not complete. >> trying to prevent future acts from happening again and for people like cowards like this one to influence them so we won't put their names out. >> this morning the fbi did not provide a transcript of three calls of a crisis northern governors between 2:48 and 3:24 a.m. while mateen was holding hostages and said the fbi provide a summary. this says he again pledge as i

region to terrorism and not clear from at the retracted transcript where it was isis or al qaeda. today fox news asked the fbi media office to point to another example of a transcript being stripped of references that speak to a shot sewer's motivation, whether it was terrorism or hate crime. we had no response but i think we just got a response with the full release of the transcripts because clearly we were not the only people asking those questions. >> the response is very clear. what's the thinking on why he pledged allegiance so many times? >> when you talk to counterintelligence official they'd tell you is with to the home grandchildren attacks there are three key con pennes for every successful strike. one is having a mission or plan, two is a capability and weapons, and, three is like a media campaign. if you think back to the attack in france with "charlie hebdo," also at the bataclan and the restaurants in paris in fall last year, and enough this one. these guys need to go out and at

every opportunity talk to the media, 9-1-1, and they pledge allegiance again and again and again because they understand that video or that audio really will resonate and amplify their attack. so to a certain stenyou understand why the fbi and justice department did not want to release this information but it conflicted with what we heard from the fbi director himself earlier last week, when he was very clear that omar mateen -- -- >> we're still waiting to hear whether the killer's wife will face charges. now here's what her family and former teacher say she may not have understood what her husband was planning, even if she did know about it. that and more of the 9-1-1 transcripts with a lawyer, next. if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis, and you're talking to your doctor about your medication...

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the wife of the orlando shooters completely independent and doesn't understand, quote, cause and effect, according to a new statement her family sent to abc news. her former teacher also told the network the shooter's wife was in a special education class, or classes in middle school, and suffered from learning disabilities. the feds say they have not decided whether she will face any charges. let's bring in mercedes, a fox news legal analyst. >> great to see you. >> it is fascinating to me because you think, well, she has not been charged and they're coming out saying she had learn disabilities and even if she was involved in some capacity she didn't know any better. >> exactly. what they're trying to do is say she doesn't have mens rea, no way to understand he was

creating a massacre. she drove him to get the. a mission and drove him to pulse but no idea to make that connection but it's a weak argument. >> you think, is it preemptive? are they thinking she's going to be charged and let's start this pre emtive -- preemptive. >> they are trying to get affecter her nest. they were saying she was beaten and he was an abuser and then shift gears and she didn't understand what was happening the family knows how aggressive the federals are being. >> i want to get back to transcripts. what do you think the odds are of her not being charged. we said in the boston bombing that tsarnaev was definitely going to be charged. still no charges against her to this day. we all think there's got to be charges against the wife. but you never know. right? >> you're right. but at some point she may be

scapegoated. if she had responsibility or not, they have to make someone responsible, and say, look, he may be dead but you bought the ammunition with him. you knew he might be dog this. someone has to pay because if you see something, say something. >> feds hey done a 180 and redacted -- isis and other terrorist refer -- references in the transcripts and now said they're going to give them all out. what happened. >> they thought what are we doing sniff it was an active investigation in terms of who was responsible, maybe you look another these tapes and do this redaction but there isn't any purpose. the shooter is dead. he's deed. these are the 9-1-1 tapes. it's public, should be made public. they were saying, we'll be sued. someone will require those tapes to be released. >> in time the attorney general spoke yesterday on the sunday shows and then this came out today, somebody had to mention this back and forth.

we're going to get sued, so do we really want to just redact these certain parts of the transcripts. >> for what purpose. you -- it's short what he said, we all suspected he had made these types statements. it was really nonsense teen say it. we're not going to redact it. no reason for it. >> he said it again and again and again, and the fbi's point that, look, the repetition of this thing is what isis wants to to see this name out the again and again, i'm it's a validoint but it's a point. >> they're saying it but the public should know. >> very quickly, do they play into the wife, if she goes to trial, does any of this play into her trial? >> only if somehow there are no refer reps to the wife in the 9-1-1 tapes. if there were, it might be. >> coming up a live report on the senate votes on a number of different gun control measures, among them, expanded background checks and keeping people on

terror watch lists from guying guns and, in the -- buying guns and the wake of the shooting would you voluntarily look up your cell phone at a club or cone -- concert? some major musicians demanding fans stick their phone in a locked pouch to in an effort to get the audience to pay more attention. but could thus -- this be a safety risk? that ahead. >> first, the south korean government is stepping excuse me at a hacking group threatened u.s. air bases and a south korean citizen. multiple newell organizations report korean officials said isis released a list targeting 77 u.s. military installations and said the group gathered info on people in at least 20 countries and military officials are prepared to respond to threats at any time. fighter jets from the u.s. and russia got in a tense showdown over syria as american

pilots trade to prevent an air strike on a rebel camp. the russians apparently still carried out the strike, last week in senior syria. the pentagon claims the russian jets bombed a camp where hundreds of u.s.-backed rebels had been staying that they were conducting operations against isis terrorists. russia has long supported the syrian government. multiple defense officials told fox news the russians had been flying recon missions near the rebel base before the bombing. a sign they knew what they were doing. the scorching temperatures out west getting so hot, force are airports to turn backpacked airplanes. the triple digit temps making it even harder for crews trying to battle wildfires sweeping across several states. coming up on the fox news deck as we continue.

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an intense heat waives causing problems. in arizona four hikers died in the phoenix and tucson areas over the weekend as temperatures soared into the triple digits. and the united airlines flight heading to phoenix had to turn around and go back to houston because of what an airport official called heat-related concerns. the heat is manging things tough for firefighters battling wildfires in four states, california, arizona, new mexico, and utah. we have fox team coverage, janice dean is live in our extreme weather center, but first, we go to william lajeunesse, live in goleta, california. the fire where you are started last week. how hard has it been for forthfirefighters there? >> reporter: very tough. this area has not burned in 65 years and bus this is where california dog legs from west to go north you get very funky winds here and it's very gusty. we were getting 10 to 25-miles-an-hour winds but it's

basically a very stubborn beast. and it wants to get fed. their trying to deprive it of fuel. it this is the fire, they're trying to build a containment line around it. right now they are good on the south and the west. the problem up here is the northeast. i want to show you video we shot today. that's very inaccessible area. on saturday they built this miniairport where big sky crepe helicopters come in draw 2,000-gallons of fire retardant up there, and they basically mix the powder and with the water tenders tenders and then pump it out to big tanks. this is some of the fire retardant, called phos-check. it's very, very sticky. this stuff is basically unflammable, and if they pour it on anything, it will stick to that surface for a good six months, until it rains and that point right now is how hair trying to get control of the of the fire in the backup tribecause they can't get in if

hand crews. >> this not the only fire in the southwest. >> reporter: we have red flag warnings here in l.a., santa barbara and ventura, excessive heat in the southwest. near the boreddary fire started on sunday, called patero, and they had to evacuate 75 people. and you mentioned the cedar far earlier in arizona. that one they thought they had 40% contained and blew past the containment lines because of, as janice will talk about, the weather. low humidity, under so 10%, high winds, temperatures today 103 here. down in palm springs, got be 119 on sunday. that makes it very difficult for firefighters firefighters and person conditions for fire. >> william, thank you. team fox coverage continues now. meteorologist janice dean is live in our extreme weather center. what are at the temperatures right now? i.

>> we're set something records. yesterday in phoenix we had 118 goings. they've only seen that five times in their history. and that was a daily record. look at the temperatures right now. 118 in needles. 108 in las vegas. 102349 phoenix. and the problem is these temperatures are going to continue for at least the next five to seven days. the heat index, again, there's not much humidity here. they call it's dry heat but it's still very dangerous. you cannot be outside. talk about the firefighters being out there trying to battle the fires in 100 degrees, 110, close to 120-degree heat. that's so dangerous. heat advisories for the areas shaded in red. this is early in the season to see these types of temperatures, the type of heat. this is the first day of summer. we have a lot of summer to go. and the wildfires, william just gave us a wonderful report. very active. the heat is not helping. the winds, of course, and the

dry conditions, over 17 fires. 100 acres in each fire. so we're dealing with a lot of terrain here where the wildfires continue to burn. just want to show you the forecast rainfall. we'll get at bit here in the southwest but not into the areas that really need it, trace. >> going to be a week before we see some relief out there? >> at the very least, and this heat is actually going to expand east. so you have temperatures in 114 in phoenix, look at the temperatures here in texas. up toward oklahoma. this heat is going to expand into the central and southern plains. so 101 in midland, and amarillo, and here we're deal wig of the humidity. so, trace, for the foreseeable future we're dealing with high pressure anchored across the area and the extreme heat will continue. >> i want to touch, there's a tropical storm forming now in the gulf of mexico? >> question have a tropical storm. there's our daytime highs for

phoenix but tropical storm danielle, the fourth named storm, a record-breaker to see this many storms to early on in the tropical season. 45 miles-per-hour sustained winds. we're expecting a landfall within the next couple of hours but mudslides and heavy rain and flooding are the concern. we're hoping that some of this moisture will make it up into the southwest, but it's so dry here, trace, i don't think any of it is going to get into the areas that need to see it. >> let's hope it's not an indication of things to come the rest of the summer. janice, thank you. we're now hearing the 9-1-1 calls from the moments after an alligator snatched a toddler at one of disney's resorts in orlando. here's part of it. >> pulling someone out of the lake. is that correct? >> yes. >> okay. we have no information. can you see them right now? >> no. i can't see them. >> go over where they're at, call nine one one. >> okay. >> we're on our way.

>> the medical examiner says two-year-old lane graves died from drowning and traumatic head injury, or injuries. disney had no swimming signs in the water where he had been wading but now the park is putting up alligator warnings as well. the parents of lane graves said in a statement they're overwhelmed by the support people have given them, but that they won't speak publicly, at least for right now. 14 children are dead after a summer camp outing went horribly wrong this weekend at a lake in northwest russia. the victims were part of a larger group of children and instructors whose boats overturned during a storm. the children reportedly asked the adults to cancel the trip because of the bad weather, but the adults didn't listen. there are also reports some of the children were not wearing life vests. police detained four people who may face criminal charges. go to capitol hill next as lawmakers battle over gun control after the massacre in

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a week after massacre in orlando and the gun control battle in congress is heating up. a live look now at the senate floor where members are getting ready to vote on four different measures, including expanding background checks and blocking people on terror watch lists from buying guns but analysts don't expect any of them to pass. connecticut democratic senator chris murphyd for 15 hours on the senate floor last week and said he did it to protest inaction from congress on gun control. doug mckelway is live on capitol hill. >> it's important to remember these are proceed procedural

votes to end debate and require 60 votes so the popular thinking is there's a very good chance that noun of this four amendments will pass. the four amendments are sponsored by these four senators, grassley, murphy, corp anyone and feinstein. taking a look now at what is involved in the four amendments. senator grassley's amendment would provide funding for the national instant background check and give incentive to shares' mental health records. senator chris murphy's amendment increases brown checks and closes the so-called gun show loophole. senator john corn nip of texas, his proposal would allow the department of justice to delay suspected terrorist from get ago gun for up to 72 hours and if the feds can't approve the suspect is a threat the ban would expire. and that senator feinstein,

allows denial of firearms to any terrorism suspect. some doubt that any of these amendments have any chance of passage. the last time the senate passed serious gun control measure was in the clinton administration and, frankly, things have changed big-time around here since then. >> back then, you had 38 republicans that voted for it in the house, 77 democrats voting against it. that era doesn't exist miami. this idea you can have moderate republicans, conservative democrats and they could come up with a compromise, those people are gone. >> now, others have suggested theirs a slight hit of bipartisanship in the works here. senator susan collins of maine is promoting her own amendment that has not going to be voted on tonight. it basically would target a subset of the terrorism watch list but republicans object to that, senator cornyn objects because it's still not offering due process. so the betting here tonight,

again, trace, is that this is a large kabuki dance. we have seen it in the past and doubtful these will pass. >> doug, thank you. ' some of the victims' families and a survivor on the sandy hook elementally massacre are suing the company that made the killer's gun. a judge is deciding whether the lawsuit can go forward. attorneys for the families argue the company new its rifle is only meant for military use because it is too dangerous for civilians. in 2012 a gunman opened fire and killed 20 school kids and six adults in knewtown, connecticut. the terrorists in tolan -- the orlando nightclub shooting used a similar rifle. the brother of one hover the teacher kid at sandy hook saying if the country can't agree on gun control the mass shootings will continue to happen. >> my family and those represented here, stand in solidarity with the families from orlando and the community of orlando.

our actions are meant to bring about change. sadly that change did not come in time for your loved ones. this is why we'll continue to fight for change. we are newtown and we are orlando. >> lawyers for the company say the families can't sue because of a federal law protecting gunmakers from most lawsuits. the families say there's an exemption for companies that should know their weapons could end up injuring people. the feds say 9-1-1 calls frommed in the pulse nightclub were a big help to cop us but now there's word that stars are forcing fans to lock up their cell phones at concerts. they say they want people to kind of pay attention to the show, not their phones, but is this a safety risk? we'll talk it over with kennedy next.

some musicians and comedians are turning to a new device that stops people from using cell phone at their shows. you put your phone in a pouch called yonder, and then the doorman locks it. you take the pouch with you but you can't use it. if you need your phone during the show you can use it but you have to outside. but after the massacre in orlando this raises safety questions. today the fbi report that phone calls from victims inside the nightclub hemmed police understand what exactly was going on inside. a rep from the company that makes the phone pouch says concert staffers still have their phones and the venue has a land line as well, but you will have to lock up your phone if you want to see some entertainers, alicia keys, dave chappelle, make their audience goes phone-free. this all according to the "washington post." artists say it stops boom from leaking new material and lets

fans experience the actual live show. kennedy is here. she is host of ken at 8:00 p.m. eastern on fox business. i love the entrance. >> i like it, too. trace gallagher. >> you live in l.a., i -- >> now here we are. >> it is a unique conversation here because you go to a concert, and if i have my phone -- what if my kid calls? i have to walk outside and have the guy unlock the bag? that's crazy. >> mobile phones are ubiquitous, how long that the iphone alone been out. we're going on ten years and now all of a sudden, performers are distracted by enemy? it's not a new phenomenon. please. these performers kind of sound like babies and adele the other night when she was railing on and on but a person who was filming here, take that as a compliment, someone wants to take that performance with them because it means to so much they want to watch it over and over again.

grant node one ever watches that but if there is, god forbid, some sort of event at one of these shows, is alicia keys liable because members of the audience went able to access phones to call 9-1-1? what if someone is having a medical emergency. so many scenarios you might need your phone and it's a simple act. impeople there are to see your music show or your comedy show, they're your fans. if you have signs up and reminders that say, please don't use your phone, people who like you are going to leave. >> adele should remember, think about seven years when she was saying, put it on youtube, if you're going to take video. now she's like, we don't want that. you're willing to just say, okay, we're going to lock your phones up so you can't videotape me because you're afraid that, what, it's going to hurt you? i don't get it. >> i understand people want to be in charge of their own message and branning and blah blah blah. >> bit crowelling the whole audience by saying nobody can have phones because five will put it on youtube.

>> enred -- incredibly controlling. >> you can't get into couldn't certain if you don't put your phone in a pouch? then what? >> the pouches could be dirty. think of what could be lurking in there i don't want my phone cavort with a pouch that has been cavorting with other phones itch don't know what i'm going home with. >> right. >> against my will. >> a nye opreen pouch. >> would you swear someone else's wet suit? >> i have. we'll be right back with a look at when two of the most powerful people on the plant agree on a system to prevent accidental world war iii. it happened this day in hoyt.

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a wine that looks like windex? today is your name, winemaker has released a new wine called gick. it makes the stuff using red and white grapes with, quote, no aging procedure. the company adds dye to make it blue and then tosses in some sweetener for good measure. a bottle goes for 11 bucks. so far only available in europe, but the company clays it's trying to expand -- claims it's trying to expand to the united states. yay. on this day in 1963, the u.s. and soviets agreed to set up a so-called hotline, president john kennedy and soviet leader nikita khrushchev said the companies needed a better way to commune and president kennedy said the agreement would, help, reduce the risk of war occurring by accidents. the system allowed officials to send typed messages to each

other, but two nuclear super powers found a better way to stay in touch 53 years ago today. i'm trace gallagher in for shepard smith. good day on the corner of wall and broad. "your world" next, charles payne in for neil. >> redacted no more. the justice department under growing pressure just rereleasing the partial transcript of the orlando terrorist's 9-1-1 call. now we know he was indeed pledging his allegiance to the leader of isis. welcome. this is "your world." the chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge with more about this about-face. >> within the last hour the fbi and justice department re-releasing the transcripts of the 9-1-1 call, and now you can see just how many times omar mateen pledges allegiance to isis and its leader. the original transcript blacked out reverend.