this is the bay area's new station.kron4 starts right now with breaking news . we are following that breaking news. the nation still in shock after the deadliest mass shooting in us history. 50 people killed and another 53 injured after a gunman opened fire at a gay nightclub in orlando. police identified the shooter is 29-year-old omar mateen. cnn scott maclean is live in orlando as police continue to piece together clues from the shooting.>> reporter: at this

hour, where learning more about the victims. officials have identified 22 of the 50 people gunned down when a man pledging allegiance to isis walked into a packed a gay nightclub here in orlando and started shooting. a day later, people in the city are trying to figure out how the worst mass shooting in us history could happen here. the ex-wife of omar mateen, the man who carried out the deadliest mass shooting in us history is speaking out.>> he was mentally unstable and mentally ill. that is the only explanation that i could give. >> reporter: investigators say the 29-year-old man teen opened fire inside of a gay nightclub in orlando killing 50 and injuring more than 50 others. he took some clubgoers hostage for hours before a swat team broke down the door and shot him. some of the clubs entertainers it in the dressing room. they crawled out of the building when police removed the air-conditioning unit. another person said that she

survived by hiding in the bathroom, covering herself with dead bodies. for some families still waiting for word on their loved ones fate, the hours are passing slowly. >> i cannot describe the. just awaiting to find out if your son is okay. >> reporter: 20 minutes into the shooting rampage, us officials said that 18 -- that man teen pledged allegiance to isis and mentioned the boston bombers. >> this was an act of terror, and an active hate. >> reporter: hours after the shooting, president obama ordered flags to half staff where they will remain until thursday. >> as a country, we will be there for the people in orlando today, tomorrow, and for all of the days to come. >> reporter: midteens family said he was not overly religious, at least outwardly. fbi agents are looking into whether he could be self radicalize. he was the subject of a 2013

investigation into whether or not he had ties to terrorism, but that all -- that file was ultimately closed. reporting live and orlando, florida, i'm scott maclean.>> the gunman has been identified as 29-year-old omar mateen from fort pierce, florida. in a 911 call, maintain confessed allegiance to the islamic leader. he was born in new york but his parents were from afghanistan. maintain was not under surveillance but that in 2014, they discovered that he had ties to an american suicide potter. they said the ties were minimal and they did not think that he represented a threat at that time. authorities say that menton legally purchased two fire -- authorities say that man teen legally purchased two firearms within the past week. man teen's father said he got very upset after seeing two men kissing in miami a few weeks

ago. here's a look at vigils from around the country for the victims. top left, people are gathering outside of the historic stonewall inn in new york city. top right, and lg bt community in austin texas holding a vigil for victims in downtown. bottom left, the world trade center is lit up and pride colors, the bottom right, the seattle space needle is flying the flag at half staff for the victims. more than 30 states plus puerto rico in mexico city held vigils last night. right here in san francisco, the march 2 city hall stretched for a blocks as thousands of people showed their solidarity with the victims in orlando. the coroner -- the corner of castor a market street was packed. activism to end gun violence. several people expressed sadness that while lg bt members have made huge strides in this country, including

marriage equality, there is still a lot of hatred out there. speakers urge for a ban on assault rifles and spoke out against the nra. they urge those in attendance to show support for muslims. police also packed the streets. the san francisco police department added extra patrols and led the march the said there was no specific threat to the lg bt community air in san francisco but rather that the police department wanted to show solidarity. we have reports on how the community is reacting to the massacre.>> reporter: at 2 am, ryan leavitt was placing flowers on this corner of 18th and castro. he was adding to a memorial for a friend who committed suicide when he heard the news. a shooting at a gay nightclub on the other side of the country.>> it is difficult. it is light, not again.>> reporter: he has been adding roses one by one ever since. now, many others are adding to his work.

>> it is really beautiful to see everybody come out. >> reporter: eden weather all- star by the corner during her run from the sunset district. she went to college in orlando where she was president of equal at uc a. >> my mom called me at 7 am in the morning, and she was just like, screaming and crying and saying, call of her friends and make sure they are okay. > reporter: she said that pulse was a weekly spot for her. so far, her friends are all alive. >> i had 152 of my friends acrossed orlando texting as save on facebook. i said that i just wanted to make sure everybody on the list was okay. >> with more than 100 people shot in half of them dead, she is expecting the fact that more bad news could be okay. as names of the dead trickle out from official reports, she has added them to a sign on this corner. >> there is a moment of

sadness and solidarity. for some, it reminds them of the stonewall event back in 1989.>> president obama address the nation about the shooting at 11 am yesterday morning in a national news conference. take a listen to what he had to say.>> today, as americans, we grieve the brutal murder, a horrific massacre of dozens of innocent people. we pray for their families. they are grasping for answers with broken hearts. we stand with the people of orlando who have endured a terrible attack on their city.>> as of right now, mr. obama says that authorities have not yet come up with a motive. he ordered flags to be flown at half staff until thursday as a mark of respect. we told

you about the breaking news story at six the clock yesterday morning. you can follow the breaking news at our website at you can follow the breaking news at our website@tran01.com. who want to turn our own -- turn our attention to the weather. i think it is a little humid this morning. right, james? straka temperatures are mild. there is a lot of moisture out of the coast where we could see some gristle out there this morning. >> yesterday was really warm.>> reporter: today is breezy and it will stay breezy throughout the rest of the week. that ocean breeze will be with us, and yes, it will be gusty the later -- later this afternoon, especially out at the coast. here's a live look at the golden state bridge this morning. you can see it is a little misty out. you can see that around the streetlights at the moment. visibility is fine. the fog is not too big of a deal for us yet.

certainly the coastal drizzle both play a part throughout the day. here's a breakdown of your planning forecast. year we arthur 9:00 hour. a lot of folks at work at this point. temperatures at the coast in the mid-50s. we should warm up to the low 60s everywhere else. by noontime, look for mostly sunny skies. again, we're going to keep it windy all around the bay. particularly out along the water. temperatures at that point should be in the 60s for most of the bay. we're talking low 60s at the coast. inland should be at the low 70s at that point. as we head toward the 3:00 hour, hitting the peak temperatures of the day, we should max out and let right below the 80's. 72 by the bay and 62 out along the coast. 30 mile an hour gust certainly possible out along the water. be careful if you were out at the beaches this afternoon. here is the wider view. the satellite perspective shows you those winds coming at us from the ocean. we will keep things on the breezy side. temperatures right now mild.a lot of midshipman to upper 50s

with 55 in san francisco fifth -- in san francisco. a mix of upper 50s along the east bay valleys and along the north they valleys as well. when i come back in 15 minutes, we will have your three-day outlook. we will take a look into the middle of the week and the potential for some showers by thursday. we will explore that in more detail coming up. now to traffic. we have robert looking at that. no major trouble spots this morning out there. a live look at the toll plaza if you need to get into san francisco this morning. traffic is moving well. no trouble spots here the toll plaza. tracking your commute on 92, here is a live look at the san mateo bridge. westbound traffic leaving heyward. doubletree so far. -- on 101, it will be smooth. no troubles on the peninsula. if you are in northgate commuter, if you need to get in san francisco. it is fine going into and out

of san francisco. no major problems on the road. take a look at highway 4. the drivetime heading west, quick 12 minutes. 580 w. looking get out of livermore valley. if you're leaving the south bay this morning, northbound 101 leaving san jose, a quick 17 minutes from 85 up to 207 and senegal. rabbah, the warriors, the magic number is one. they've a chance to repeat tonight. it is game five of the nba finals. the dose playing at homes -- the dose playing at home. draymond green is out against the cavs tonight. they gave green a flagrant foul for this play which in turn suspension because his past flagrant fouls. he has met the threshold. that is why he is out. in the video, it appears that he takes a swipe at lebron james groin. words were exchanged afterwards. it was that retaliation for james that got him that flagrant one. if there is a game six, green will be back. tipoff set for 6 pm tonight in oakland.

go dose. still ahead, our breaking news coverage continues this morning. we break down a timeline at the pulse nightclub in orlando and what some of california's top leaders are saying following the mass shooting.

were on our breaking news this morning. work on the pulse nightclub as the shooting occurred. 300 feet -- 350 people at the venue during a latin flavor event. here's what we know about the timeline of events. look at this. just after 2 am, the shooting starts at the pulse nightclub. minutes later, the club alerted guests on the facebook page of the danger. the post read, everyone get out of pulse and keep running. at approximately 222, the shooter calls 911 and pledges his allegiance to extremist -- extreme list terrorist group -

isis. he also mentions the boston marathon bombers. several minutes after that, the police department sending out a tweet to stay away from that area. at 5 am, the swat team arrived moved into the club where that shooter was reportedly holding hostages. less than one hour later, the shooter was confirmed dead in shot down by responding officers. hours later, hours after that, investigators identified the shooter as 29-year-old omar mateen. yesterday afternoon, florida governor rick scott took to twitter saying, this was an attack on america and declared a state of emergency. as investigators start to gather information on what occurred inside the nightclub, where learning more about this witnesses. luis valbuena can to post with his best friend are quickly, both of them escaped without injury. what he witnessed as the shooter opened fire.>> the dj was playing a typical set that

incorporate what we thought was gunshots as part of the music. for shots, pop, pop, pop, pop. for some reason, it was different. no one put two and two together until the fifth and sixth, the teen -- between 10 and 20. that is when things started getting real. we did a domino effect, all to the floor, everybody at least in that part of the club. >> we will -- the list will continue to get longer. this is a list of some of the victims of the orlando terror attack. six of the victims have been identified in the families know about the loss. we are learning a little bit about them as well. stanley almodovar's mother called her son kind and have prepared a tomato and cheese dip for him to eat when he came

home from the nightclub. another man, remote -- juan ramon guerrero attended college at the central college of florida. he came out to his family two years ago to let them know about his life. in the midst of a mass shooting as the gunfire rang out at orlando, police officer was struck in the head by a bullet.'s helmet saved his life. the orlando police department released this photo on the twitter page. you can see the whole and that helmet. they said that the officer did suffer an eye injury but it clearly could've been much worse in this situation. following the worst mass shooting in the nation's history, there was an immediate call for blood donors. hundreds of people responded. you can see the large lines of people waiting to be assessed for blood donations. orlando's one following the worst mass shooting in the nation's history, there was an immediate call for blood donors. hundreds of people responded. you can see the large lines of people waiting to be assessed for blood donations. orlando's 1 blood nation ctr. said the website has crashed

because so many people wanted to donate. if you do not live in the orlando area but are eligible and want to donate, the local blood center could usual helper call the red cross for more information. some of california's top leaders release sincere statements following the mass shooting in orlando. governor brown is saying that "and and i are deeply saddened to learn about the shooting. our thoughts and prayers go out to the victims and their families. we stand with the people of orlando and the entire lg bt community in solidarity against these acts of hatred."atty. general. says i -- my thoughts and prayers are with all of those in orlando. i spend my deepest deputies to the family and friends who have been devastated by yet another mass shooting. state senator. diane says my heart goes out to the victims and families of the terrible terrorist attacks in orlando.

i will work with the white house and congress to ensure that the city of orlando has all of the resources that it needs in the wake of this attack. logo -- we will take a break from the orlando coverage for a brief moment to talk about the weather. here's a live look at the golden state bridge. -- the golden gate bridge. is at fault? wreck that is a little bit of fog. we have a lot -- that is a little bit of fall. we would keep that way for most of the morning. at the coast, it will stay cloudy and windy all day long. we will see the winds filter into places like oakland too. >> it will not be really hot, but comfortable? it will be a little cooler than yesterday. maxing out in the low 80s. we will continue that cooling trend toward midweek. we will tell you why coming up in a second. as for conditions right now, this is a live look outside. our bay bridge camera showing you westbound. not as bad in terms of the

drizzle and fog, but the winds will impact oakland as well. here's a look at the breakdown. your daypart planner for oakland, temperatures warming up nicely. we're starting off in the upper 50s. we should warm up by new time to about 65. by 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon, we will max out at 70 cooling effect on to the low 60s as we head into the evening hours. i should point out as we head into the evening hours, the winds will pick up testing anywhere from 20 after 25 miles per hour in downtown oakland coming to you from the ocean. if you are going to be out and about during evening hours into the late-night hours, is going to be wendy through downtown. temperatures in downtown san francisco, upper 50s with midshipman to upper 50s along the north bay valleys as well. those ones coming out from the oceans and the clouds will stay at the coast all day long. temperatures should max out at the lunch hour in the east 70s for the east midday valleys. as we head for 3 pm, watched the tipster graph change. we get the chance of some 80s,

low 80s again and let with temperatures maxing out near 81 to 83 degrees for some of our warmer sea valleys. san jose is not getting much past the mid-70s this afternoon. is a breakdown of the next three days. monday, tuesday, wednesday, we see temperatures continuing to fall as we head into midweek. much cooler by wednesday, and a chance for a few sprinkles coming at us for thursday. courtesy of the system appear. you can see that it will be skirting through the pacific northwest impacting possibly the north bay for the day on thursday. we will have more on that to come. now, let's get to the traffic center with robin standing by with a word on the commute. we are off to a quiet start so far. a live look at 92. if you need to get from the east way over to the peninsula, is looking good and eastbound direction here. is a quick 15 minute trip -- it is a quick 15 minute trip to highway 1 and one -- highway 101. from the toll plaza, on this it

-- san francisco side, no problems. on doyle, lincoln, all in good shape. a look at the south bay, all see bay roads look good. 680, 217, 280 and 101 checking accident and stole free. more drive times coming out of the east bay. 580 w. leaving castro valley into family -- into oakland, it is a quick 30 minutes getting out to the maze. the minutes, no major trouble spots. 280 living san jose, no problems from 101 all the way up to 85 and cupertino. it is a 10 minute ride. coming up, the tony award celebrated broadway while morning the orlando shooting victims. host james gordon and lin- manuel miranda honor those victims. we will have that coming up in just a few minutes. a look ahead.

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right now. if you look over at the bay bridge, there is a little back about the toll plaza. it is only in the cash lane. if you are about to head in, westbound 80 overall a great ride into san francisco. robin, and entertainment news, the seventh annual tony awards were about hamilton and heartbreak. they even more and the mass shooting victims in orlando. here is david daniel with the holiday minute.>> reporter: when the big night finally came for hamilton and the broadway -- and four broadway, the 70 and if tony award -- the 70th tony awards were of music and morning. hamilton 111 trophies. one shy of the record. but the mass shooting in orlando hours earlier tinged everything. >> your tragedy is our tragedy. theater is where every race,

creed, gender, is loved. hateful never went.>> reporter: from this man's speech, we live in times when heat and fear seem stronger. we rise and fall and life from dying embers, remember that hope and love last longer. love is love is love is love is love is love is love is love. hamilton -- >> reporter: hamilton could not win every award. big human one that's play in three other honors. in the father star frank lynn jell-o when his fourth tony. he too had a message of hope and sadness. >> i urge you, orlando, to be strong because i am standing in a room full of the most generous human beings on earth. we will be with you every step of the way.

>> reporter: in hollywood, i am david daniel. coming up, moran on our breaking news coverage out of orlando. a look at how the shooting impacts the pride parade. we have more coverage next in just a few minutes away.

we continue with our breaking news coverage this morning out of orlando. the massacre at a gay nightclub in orlando, 50 people killed. another 53 injured. it is the deadliest mass shooting in us history. the mass shooting is a cause for concern across the can -- across the country. tran01's alesia read tells us that police are stepping up controls. walking the streets in san francisco, plan on seeing more officers unusual. is increased troll both on foot and in vehicles.>> transits, malls, shopping centers, we

want our residents to fill say. >> reporter: in response to the deadly attack in orlando, police are flocking to the city's castro neighborhood. >> this is a epic tragedy. >> reporter: leaving condolences at the memorial on 18th st. >> i do not understand a. it is not make any sense. this kind of violence. >> reporter: there is no known threat to the city. the residents and visitors alike say that no one is really say.>> i just thought those 420 kids and sandy hook would've done it, but i do not know how many of these it is going to take. i just hope that we can get together and make sure that we get rid of these automatic weapons. it just takes one person, whether they are mentally deranged or -- >> reporter: we want to step away from alesia story. we want to head back to orlando where the police chief and the police department or holding a news conference. let's listen in. >> the city of orlando/victims -- again, i want to complement the medical examiner and the

fdl leave for the work that they did all night long in making the identifications and notifying the next of kin. we will continue that process today. again, we will not be defined by the act of a cowardly hater. we will be defined by how we respond, how we treat each other, and this community has already stepped up to do that. thank you. governor? thank you, mayor. just a few minutes ago, i asked the president obama to clear a state of emergency for the state of florida. i date -- i did that yesterday, the mayor did that for the city. when you stop to think about this, you think about -- thank god it was not our families. if you go through that list of family members, we have a lot of individuals from puerto rico. we have a wonderful puerto rican community. we have a -- we have a young

lady who moved here to take care of her mother and grandmother. we have a lady who works at harry potter. i was just there last week. these are people that we interact with every day of our lives. our law enforcement has done a wonderful job. the orlando police department, fdl lee, the police department, the fbi did a wonderful job of getting the bodies removed from polls. fdl lee, with the medical examiner, did a great job of identifying the bodies. this is a wonderful community that we live in. this is a wonderful state. where the best melting pot in the world. we have 20 billion people who live here and over 100 million that visit here. it is a wonderful place to live and visit. we will continue to work are to take care of these families and make sure that we try to get this community back to work as quickly as we can. right now, it is time to grieve for each family member who either lost a loved one or still has somebody in the hospital injured. i will now turn it over to

orlando chief john mites. >> i wanted to provide some more information about our initial response and subsequent rescue. again, we had an extra duty, off-duty officer working for pulse nightclub in full police uniform. at about 2 am, he responded to shots fired. he did engage in a gun battle with the suspect somewhere near one of the entrances. shortly after that, additional officers responded. those additional officers made entry while the suspect was shooting and engaged -- and engaged with another gunbattle with the suspect. i-4 stem to stop shooting and retreat to the bathroom where we believe that he had several hostages. at that time, we were able to save and rescue dozens and dozens of people who were

injured and not injured and get them out of the club. things stabilized, based on statements made by the suspects about explosives, about possible bomb vests. we secured everything. we called swat, and we did set up for an explosive breach on the bathroom wall where we knew there were approximately 15 people in the opposing bathroom to where the suspect was with his hostages. based on statements made by the suspect, and based on information that we received from the suspect and from the hostages and people inside, we believed that further loss of life was imminent. i made the decision to commence the rescue operation into the explosive breach. the explosive breach did not penetrate the wall completely. we used our armored vehicle, the bearcat armored vehicle to punch a hole in that wall and defeat the wall so that there was a hole in the wall about 2

feet off of the ground and about two or 3 feet wide. we were able to rescue dozens and dozens of people that came out of that whole. the suspect came out of that hole himself armed with handgun and a long gun and engaged in a gunbattle with officers before he was ultimately killed. at that time, -- at this time, i just want to say that the opie officers from the original responding officers to the swat team and all of the other officers acted courageously and saved many lives during this operation. one officer who was struck in the kevlar helmet, right above his four head, that kevlar helmet did save his life. i talked to him and spoke to him at length last night. he is doing great. at this time, i will turn it over to special agent danny

banks. >> did you clarify if any other victims were shot during the hostage situation. >> a morning. we want to talk about the identification of the victims and notification of the families. as you heard from mayor dyer, we have confirmed the identity of 48 of the 49 victims. the last identity confirmation is pending right now. we anticipate having that name here shortly. a number of those, as you have heard from the mayor, we have notified their next of kin. that is our 100% priority mission today. as you are aware, the city of orlando is advertising the names of those victims as we make the notifications to the family members. i will tell you with -- i will explain to you how that is going. we have fbi agents and other agents aware deploying as we identify the family members to

let them know that their loved ones are disease. once we have confirmed that, that is the time that we will post that to our website. we asked that everybody respect the privacy of the family and that we will advertise those names of those victims but only at the time that we can confirm that the next of kin is notified. again, i want to say that is the primary mission of all of us right now, to notify the family members exactly that one of their loved ones is dead. we will advertise those names publicly to the rest of the community.>> i will turn it over now to the fbi. us atty. lee blood -- us attorney lee bentley. as mayor dyer said, yesterday was the most horrific day in the history of orlando. indeed, it was the day of the largest mass shooting in the history of the united states. a terrible tragedy. first of all, on behalf of the federal government, i would like to state -- thank our

state and local law enforcement. the orlando police department, the orange county sheriff's office, the men and women of these agencies have been working tirelessly over the last day and a half. on behalf of the federal government, i would also like to think the governor, senator. nelson, and all of the other elected officials who have been here today for their help , for their interest in what is going on here. we're looking -- working very closely at the united states attorney's office and the national security division. we're also working, of course, with the fbi and with atf. an amazing amount has been done in just over 24 hours. as it has been explained, almost all of the victims have been identified. the notification process is

ongoing. we have been collecting a great amount of electronic and physical evidence. there is an ongoing criminal investigation. it is still in the early stages. we do not know yet whether anyone else will be charged in connection with this crime. i do want to let you know that we have no reason to believe that anyone connected to this crime is placing the public in imminent danger at this time. there is an investigation of other persons. we are working as diligently as we can on that. we have teams of prosecutors as well as teams of agents working around the clock, getting search warrants, getting court orders. if anyone else was involved in this crime, they will be prosecuted. and now, i am going to target over to the atf special agent in charge, regina lombardo. thank you.>> good morning.

first, i would just like to extend a heartfelt warmth of appreciation for the extended visit today on behalf of the atf, we would like to say that we're here to give you their role in the investigation. we found come on the scene, there were two weapons on the scene. atf brings a unique tracing capability to the table. we have been able to trace those weapons. they have been traced to the gentleman who was the shooter. the third weapon was also found in his vehicle. we're still working on tracing that weapon as well. we would like to extend our heartfelt condolences to the victims families as well is the lg bt community. we are working the investigation with a team of

atf analysts, special agents, and we're working together with the fbi and all of our state and local partners here today. we have a team of people here that are able to provide what we can to this investigation. i would like to now turn it over to the fbi, special agent in charge,. >> good morning. i am paul, and i'm the special agent in charge which includes the resident -- orlando resident agency. yesterday, you heard from john -- ron hopper as the on scene commander for the fbi. yes -- one of the things that we take away a bad event such as this, we learned that from 9/11, it brings the community together. you can see that everybody is represented here and we work together from the get-go. from the time of 2 am in the morning when the time of the

shooting began, everybody rallied together to work the case as one force. we have a joint terrorism task force in which all of these agencies represented who just spoke are also represented on the joint terrorism task force. we were cases side-by-side. a lot of the investigation has been disclosed to you. the main things that we look at in the very beginning is the victims. as you heard, there are 49 that are deceased. 48 have been identified. family members -- 24 family members have been notified. we have also brought down 30 victim witness specialists, and they are to work with the families to try to get them what they do need, the resources that are available. other agencies have pulled their resources and pulled them down. the fbi has brought resources from the miami field office, the atlanta field office, the jacksonville build office as well as quantico virginia, the laboratory has sent down a shooting reconstructionists. that is the next task at hand. as of last night, all of the victims were removed from the

pulse bar lounge, and now, we're going to be processing at with the shooting reconstruction team to get as much forensic evidence as we possibly can at that point. the investigation continues over the night we processed 100 leads that were worked on by agents and task force officers combined. the task force has been up and running since the beginning of this. we will continue to run. that is one of the things that the teams will do is to bear resources to get resources quickly -- to you as quickly as we can. there is a balancing act in what we do in investigations. it may become classified we cannot disclose that information. we ask that you bear with us during the investigation. we will disclose what we can when we can. you have to recognize that when

we can't, it may be because there may be prosecutions down the road we do not know where the leads will go. as you know, post 9/11, no stone is unturned. that is the same today as it was then. every terrorism case an investigation will be work the same way. no stone will be left unturned in the -- and we will follow the leads wherever they take us but we will brief you when we can. you have to bear with us and trust our judgment. the fbi has been in existence for over 108 years now. we have earned the people's trust by working the case and being of rest as best as we can by giving you accurate information. it may take a while to give you that accurate information. we just ask that you bear with us as we move forward and investigation. i want to do -- i want to commend everyone in the first responders. favors -- they saved lives by responding as quickly as they did. numerous people were brought out alive.

numerous more are in the hospital. that healing process, that is another thing that is a bonus for this community. it has come together, and hopefully that will maintain a stay the course. barring that, we will take some questions. >> why has the number change from 49 to 50 dead. at one time, the shooter was included. we do not count the shooter is a victim. that is how you got the 49. 48 has been identified to present. 24 of those families have been made aware of their publication.>> chief, need to clarify one thing, if you do not mind. we have a couple more remarks. -- chief, we need to clarify one thing. >> this is been a trying time for all of us, and i can tell you that as a native of orlando, this is certainly touching to my family and i. i have served here in this

community with the orlando police department and now the orange county sheriff, and i -- and there is never been a time where i have seen that the agencies at the federal, state, and local level have come together to work throughout the night. our agencies have continued to work with the fbi. we have a great partnership, and i am certain that within just a short period of time, all of these victims will be able to be identified and those families will be reunited with their loved ones, if you will. that effort is certainly going on, and so we have received a tremendous outpouring of support from across the country, from our colleagues, and law enforcement, and i can tell you that it is very heartwarming to all of us to wear the badge and carry the gun on a daily basis. as i have talked with some of my staff and some of the staff of the orlando police department who responded yesterday to this tragedy, the

men and women who were certainly touched by this, many of them saw some carnage that they would never see in any other location. if you think about it, this is not a war zone that we are living in. this is a civilized society, and we had to deal with something unthinkable in which people -- 50 people -- or 49 victims and an individual died yesterday. many of these law enforcement officers had to go in and observe that. so now, it is about being our community, our nation back together. at the same time, and shoring that those individuals who had to deal with what they saw yesterday are able to come back to work and do their jobs. that is where i am at this point. we are working with all of our partners to make sure that we take care of those brave souls

who responded. at this time, i believe that we are turning it over to the atty. general. is what i was told. is that correct? atty. general. pan bunion. >> just to update you from last night, we have mobilized 14 of our victims -- victim advocates from pensacola to miami. they're all here and altogether. there on the ground. they are working with the fbi, with the city of miami. we know now that of the victims, only 24 families have been notified. i know that you have this number. the please, repeated. 407-246-4357. if you are a friend, a distant friend, do not use that number. that number is for relatives, loved ones, who are still attempting to identify these victims. we're here. we're prepared to help you. we have counselors, advocates

and compensation counselors who can also aid with funeral expenses. -- if these victims families are not able to do so for themselves. our goal, as the sheriff said, we're working together. this is about unity. this is about bringing the great city of orlando back together, our state, and our country. thank you again to our federal and state law could -- law enforcement officers and governor rick scott for standing firm with us during this devastating time. >> can you confirm during the hostage situation, do you believe that the killer fired anymore shots are killed anymore victims during that time spent?>> as soon as it stabilized and the suspect had barricaded himself in the bathroom, our negotiators were talking with him and there were no shots at that time. there was talk about bombast about explosives throughout and then there were statements made about eminent loss of life.

that is why i made the decision to make entry at that time.>> what time was that entry? i about 0500 hrs. in the morning. >> did he make that call to 911 after he started shooting victims? i he made that phone call when he was in the bathroom after the initial victims were shot. >> he was in one bathroom with we believe 4 to 5 hostages. there were people in the opposing bathroom, about 15 to 20 people. it is unknown when we rescued dozens and dozens of people that we do not know from which bathroom they came at this point. that is all part of the investigation. >> were there any other suspects that you believe may have been inside the club. there is another investigation going on by the fbi. but nothing inside the club. >> how would you characterize the characters demeanor during

this entire operation? i i would say based on the calls that he was cool and calm when he was making those phone calls to us.>> chief, there was a negotiator that called out. >> we had a team of crisis negotiators that did talk to the suspect, just try to get as much information as possible. they focused on what we could do to help resolve the situation.>> you said that you were involved in making the decision, can you talk about what that was like?>> absolutely. let me just say this. i'm surrounded by a great team of people from not only the orlando police department but also from the sheriff as well as our federal partners. the information that i received from my team is that loss of life was imminent. yes.

we had to make that decision. it was a hard decision to make, but again, i was not alone. i did have a team of people advising me, we all knew that was the right thing to do. we believe that we prevented a lot of future loss of life and saved many, many lies. >> when he was on the phone, there are reports from witnesses that he was laughing, shouting, celebrating as he was firing and that he proclaimed his allegiance to isis. what did he really say that you know?>> there was an allegiance to the islamic state there was no laughing. as far as our negotiations were involved.>> when will you release the 911 call? i that is up to the fbi. that is part of their federal investigation right now. >> chief, is there a chance of people might've been struck by friendly fire, maybe an officer might've hit some of the victims? i it is all part of the investigation. i will say that our swat officers when they opened fire, their backdrop was a concrete

wall and they were being fired upon. that is all part of the investigation. >> it is also said that he called -- >> i have not heard that. >> can you tell us if there was any surveillance inside the glove and if so, what did you learn from that? i i'm not sure about that right now. >> why was there the hour delay between going in? i the scene and stabilize. it was a barricaded hostage situation at that time. there were negotiated with them, and there was talk of bombs and explosive. when that talk became a crisis for us was when we knew that there would be an eminent loss of life. and that made us have to make that decision to go in. >> he was not really asking for a whole lot. we were doing most of the asking. >> can you explain what that was like to make a decision? you have people that were

injured in the club and you would like to get rescue personnel to help them, maybe say their lives, but you have to make is have a decision to wait to maybe prevent more loss of life. what was that like, to make that decision, knowing that people might be losing their lives because they could not get medical attention. what was that like medic -- what was that like personally for you? i it was a hard decision to make, but it was the right decision to make. our number one priority was to save lives. it was the right decision to make. at was a tough decision knowing that people's lives will be placed in danger by the entry. our officers lives will be placed in danger by that entry. that we train for that. we have some of the most heroic and courageous swat team members around. they did a fabulous job and saved many lives.>> was is a suicide mission for him? did you recover any explosives? >> i do not know about any third gun or any explosive. >> wasn't a suicide mission?

b -- was it a suicide mission? b we cannot determine that based on the conversations we had with him. >> reporter: that is a live news conference out of orlando. we will have much more on the massacre coming up in just a few minutes from now.

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this is the bay area's new station.kron4 starts now with breaking news. that is a sound of gunshots at the pulse nightclub. it is responsible for the biggest mass shooting in us history. >> 50 people were killed early yesterday morning after a gunman entered a gay nightclub in orlando. 49 victims. 50, being the shooter himself. 53 others have been injured. good morning, everyone.

>> the man responsible has been identified as omar mateen. he lived in fort pierce, florida. two hours away from orlando. in a 911 call from the club, minh tien professes allegiance to the islamic state. >> it was a us citizen born in new york but his parents were from afghanistan.'s ex-wife -- were from afghanistan.'s ex- wife said he was bipolar and abusive. >> we want to go live to the scene right now. scott maclean is standing by in orlando this morning with the very latest. let's go to orlando life and check in was scott maclean.>> reporter: at this hour, we're learning more about the victims. officials have now identified all but one of the now 49 victims. they have publicly identified just 24 of the people who were gunned down when a man claiming allegiance to isis walked into

a packed gay nightclub and started shooting. >> reporter: the ex-wife of omar mateen, the man who carried out the deadliest mass shooting in us history is speaking out. >> he was mentally unstable and mentally ill. that is the only explanation that i could give. >> reporter: investigators say the 29-year-old man teen opened fire inside of a gay nightclub in orlando. he took some clubgoers hostage for hours before a swat team bluffed out -- broke down the door and swat -- and shot him. some of the clubs entertainers hid in a dressing room. they crawled of the building when police remove the air- conditioning unit. another person said she survived by hiding in the bathroom covering herself with dead bodies. for some families, still waiting for word on their loved one state, the hours are passing slowly.>> you really cannot describe it. you really cannot. especially all of the waiting to find out if your son is okay.>> reporter: 20 minutes into the shooting rampage, a shooting official -- the

shooting suspect claimed allegiance to isis and made reference to the boston marathon bombers. president obama ordered flags at half state -- half staff where they will remain until thursday. struck the death toll now is 49 revised down from 50. they were including the shooter and the death toll before. they are no longer doing that. 49 people now dead. one other thing to point out, as fermenting, his family said he was not overly religious in these our -- at least hourly, but he was under investigation for possible terrorism links back in 2014. that investigation was torn

down. here's a live scene from city hall. you will see bright colors. people also gathered in solidarity for people who gathered in solid -- for people who lost their of the bow -- who lost up a large yesterday. thousands of people march for the victims. >> they marched for a blocks. look at the scene here. the corner of castro market street worth packed. one of the themes of the call was to end gun violence. some people spoke about how upset they were toward the hatred of the lg bt committee. speakers called for a ban on assault rifles and spoke out against the nra. the mains of -- the main focus of the march was to support victims. >> we want to get rid of the guns and the people to come together. >> somber but there was a lot of positive attitudes. it was really wonderful. >> i could not move it -- end

there. there was a lot of people. shoulder to shoulder. >> reporter: san francisco police officers added extra patrols and led the march. they said there was no specific threat to the lgb to community -- to the lg bt community. they wanted to show solidarity with the victims as well. here is video vigils from the victims. this one is from the community in texas. bottom left is the st. petersburg, florida where people gather to honor the victims. and then, on the top right, you can see a large crowd with a giant rainbow flag during a vigil in seattle. than on the bottom right, people gathered outside of the white house to pay their pay respects to the victims. more than 30 states plus puerto rico in mexico city held vigils last night. >> this morning, we're learning more about the government responsible for the terror attack.'s father says that his son was not

radicalize. this comes as omar mateen's ex- wife says he wanted to be a police officer. during the short marriage, he became violent and abusive. during the shooting, minh tien called 911 to pledges allegiance to isis.'s father says he does not believe that religion had anything to do with his son's motives.>> radicalism, no. he does not have a -- when someone becomes radical, they become -- they have long beards and where long close. at all think of religion or islam had anything to do with this.>> reporter: when the team called 911, he also mentioned the boston marathon bombers. his father said that he had recently seen two men kissing and florida admin team was deeply disturbed by. he was interviewed twice for possible extremist connections. those investigations had already been closed.>> reporter: stay with kron4 news as we continue to cover the latest in the orlando terratec. coming up at 515

>> reporter: stay with kron4 news as we continue to cover the latest in the orlando terratec. coming up at 5:15 am, we will have more information on the gunman, omar mateen, and how he was able to purchase the guns used in the attack. at 530 the guns used in the attack. at 5:30 am, we will have coverage of how pride celebrations in the bay area could be impacted. at 5:45 am, we will take a look at the victims who lost their lives in the deadly shooting in american history.

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francisco december celebration in the drive. >>mark: will the state is and to become back-to-back tends and feeling they informed the nba finals and they will be one place in short the the amount they suspended draymond green for tonight's game against cleveland the game of legal and file for this plant in which in turn suspension because of his past flagrant fouls in the playoffs alexian the video it appears into the select. >>mark: tipoff is tonight at

6:00 on to the sharks the drains for this chemical from all over losing game 6 of the press for the penguins before the game started hell ramon of silence of the london shooting victims. >>terisa estacio: the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. testing will take a closer look of the past of the gunman and hear from the co-worker who says that he.

>>mark: here is what we know right now 49 people are dead and 53 of as an engine in many families are still waiting to your the fate of their loved ones this happen at the nightclub 350 people inside celebrating a lot of flavor and nine he called 911 during the shooting a pledge of allegiance after a three are listed l and hostage situation based on the into the nightclub and shot and killed. >>terisa estacio: he was a u.s. citizen born in the york plant his counsel from afghanistan he was not under surveillance and it was 2014 and discovered and it ties to american suicide bomber the thais were minimal and that they did not think he represents an up part of the time the former co-worker said

and he often made homophobic texas's and racist remarks and worked--sexist. >>terisa estacio: they also said it's of very little to make an obstructionist than he once had a very bad experience and work as if you want to go and kill african-american people. >>mark: he was legally allowed to enter a gun store and buy of military great assault rifles this is the outside of the grunfeld he bought the weapon to use the nation's deadliest mass shooting they released this

fall will on occasion to see the whole and from some of helminth the office of did so for an eye injury but they could hear a shot some of the l five minutes. >>terisa estacio: the world site crashed the so many people want to the element if even the women and the orlando area of eligible it could.

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additional this is a driving off of the l and emergency crews we do have a vintage report of the so far the show math and agree income from the nimitz freeway. >>robin winston: if you leave tool 5 tracy mountain house munching on 58 with a portion will be slow were stricken with tabasco and is a " 10 minute trip off to dublin to change the have nots, and image problems in the south of.

>>mark: they've made this announcement yesterday morning former chief into of offices design and week of the scandal to overthrow minimus and leave their knobs with the deputy chief will serve as an inch from oakland police chief. >>mark: the stanford to express the anger over the 61 joseph of a former student.

>>terisa estacio: the least five students demonstrated an anchor of the jail sentence given to former storm brought turner for sexual assaults and and, to from--and unconscious woman. >>terisa estacio: they banned him from the campus.

>>mark: police say the finalists and the shooter had no personal connections mr. stern's understand why he killed and the new jersey town where she will + hold and a candlelight vigil to on the forms and a lid on to an actual shot friday night and she signed autographs after a performance in orlando for-- florida.

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>>reporter: when debate and i finally came for hamilton and to broadway the 70th tony awards for much of music and morning suspected rubble remained bees and dominated the night when 11 trophy to hamilton creator is

acceptance speech to living his wife and the island of victims cannot win every award but humor is about a family on the edge one of this plant could of commons and the father star won his fourth career toning he had a message of love and hope on this night of celebration and sadness. >>mark: who will continue to follow the latest in the man of

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>>mark: that is all the sound of gunshots and orlando florida because of the shooter responsible for their business shooting in u.s. history for the

nine people were killed early yesterday morning after the government off into a gay nightclub and orlando 53 ellis have been injured--others. >>reporter: can distill a very active scene where about $100 away from the michael of the shooting happened this is called the lead in the public investment stopping people from coming out just to see the same --scene. >>reporter: definitely fall along for civic and every resource behalf into clearing the seen keeping the public out of this still a very active crime scene investigation 50 were killed and more than 50

public interest law who was interested in question the family members and the indians have hospital she can replenish used to go to so often to the scene of horror and tragedy.

>>terisa estacio: preparations are in full swing for this pride parade there will be extra security and with the attack. >>will tran: been were hugging

and kissing and prime and schick deadheads as to why this could possibly have happened they have made it. steve solomon in stride of the past few decades of this is a reminder but they're still so much terrell will have a chance to talk to and the spokesman as well as a tourist.

>>mark: police might have stopped another attack yesterday at heavily-armed indiana man with a vested on his way to los angeles private parade their rest of the 20 year-old sunday morning in santa monica can get three assault rifle ammunition and chemicals he drew from indiana interest and california and found-strangely by his car.

further investigation revealed he was on probation for an incident with the gunman in vienna he wasn't a one-year prison sentence. >>terisa estacio: the witness tells instead of the ninth of the time of the shooting and have a victim of the shooting.

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>>mark: yes to the presidential candidacy made statements on the deadly shooting in american history this is the time to

stand together and resolve to do anything you can to defend the communities in come president obama man in the statement yesterday he called the shooting and half of talent and active hey the senate floor this have reached no definitive inclusion dillon police she said the government was organized and well prepared.

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investigators try to get the information on what occurred and son of michael of what the war but the simple with mrs.. >>mark: some friends and from the members are still waiting to learn what happened to love one's across the nation they can together to express been brief and to show believe the united.

>>reporter: from the york to san francisco and chicago and down south and alabama americans came together, the victim of the post month's " shooting minute vigils were incorporated into a previously scheduled providence of this romanize an outpouring of grief from private citizens to civic leaders they're ready to show they stood with the victims.

>>terisa estacio: have a history of opening the doors to the community and after the 911 attack 5000 people came to great cathedral to pre m1.

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>>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>mark: this time of constant gunfire as they enter the course of michael and killed the shooting responsible for the deadly a smashing in u.s. history--shooting.

>>terisa estacio: 53 of this have been injured. >>terisa estacio: their work and to piece together clues for the worst mass shooting in u.s. history 48 of 49 victims have been identified the 24 for those records have their families notified this all happen when an gunman walked into a crowded bar does about a block from here that ex-wife

chiropodist via smash you and is speaking now the 29 new world opened fire inside and the gay nightclub and orlando to some of the hostage for hours before a swat team build pompadour and shot him some of it in a 10 as head of the dressing another person says she survived by hiding and the bathroom cover herself with the bodies 20 minutes into the shooting rampage they said he call 911

present allegis stock prices and mention in the boston brahmins there been no from a first possibility for the shooting and on long hud reform. >>reporter: president obama order flagstaff staff would remain until the official tally 49 we know the shooter had been the subject of fbi investigations and 20. team but with no further action also we don't have he travel to saudi arabia tried spa--twiwe.

>>mark: here is video from earlier today and yesterday investigation moved back from box of evidence: the effort to figure this to the scene of san francisco's city hall you can see in the and 5: this morning people are mourning the victims of yesterday's shooting. >>will tran: you can see the flame still burning the candle still burned philistine showing solidarity for a lamb bone

thousands of people they told each oven and let smith at the castro district and that is exactly what they did the san francisco police department were here to show solidarity they were you're just watching what was away on the they also impacted by what happened in orlando.

the flag is flying at half staff dickensian we will show you what is going on we talked about the siren the flawed logic conceive of a siren on the sidewalk trade for a level of risk and peaceful lendl in a wheel with income of its expanding will tell you wouldn't want to hack into san francisco private parade in with a knack of a continuing you have that in about 20 minutes. >>terisa estacio: they're honoring the victims of the orlando magic of shooting we have looking at the vigil for the victims to death of the vigil held in front of the white house on the top-rated the scene in paris yesterday as hundreds of cabinet as a form of the victim.

>>terisa estacio: watch what he thinks of what motivated his son to commit this act of terror

and. >>james: right now we have a lot of low clouds to conceive that and a live shot from the rain in the ocean breeze of a civil flag on the right-hand side the forecast for today follows along these lines run the coffin of women. >>james: mostly sunny and a woman in a optimal 76 diesels full of so when decondition for some of the invalid as a headed to the afternoon progressed

could get a fast as 40 mi. from our particularly along. >>james: that is because of cover and bad as the storm system to the norfolk and bring this showers as. >>robin winston: installed on the bridge clear of debt is good news but is just under 20 minutes from the maze to the sky when.

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>>reporter: numerous attack from u.s. wilson's 1911 begins here and a gay nightclub and part will lead the 2:00 a.m. closing time some 350 people crowded and son of the club for luck to nine the most two minutes later a shuffling of the darkness when mrs. of the will part of the music the man on with an assault rifle and a clock princeton shooting patrons into areas of " some of the to escape the chaos of a runoff back of the senate and the texas just begging for helps leaven and love you and the club in the shooting are you ok track and a back and done, " police unborn to die and momus lyndon and

uniform also border security into of office of nearby all fire on the shoe and identified as from a nine year-old he takes hostages spectacle ninth of the tournament the shooting began vehicles in the and the message to facebook everyone to get out of poles and keep running he called 911 present allegis isis and mention in the boston. marathon boston >>reporter: almost excruciating hours with some 100 offices of fraud " one person headed back unconscious of what did bodies to protect herself she survive

finally at 5:00 a.m. us swat team uses a common vehicle to smash down the door and along with 70 hostages to escape one of the bartender said she hid under the glass borland their lives, if you are live racing hand an initial estimates. >>reporter: after the attack there was an immediate call for blood donors of the hundreds of people responded to conceive a long line let bette people were in the heat of have umbrellas to try and cool themselves.

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>>mark: those video just in to kron 4 so confident with the sound of gunfire as they enter the nightclub and killed a short of irresponsible for the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. 49 people were killed earlier yesterday morning after gunman into a gay nightclub in orlando florida 53 of the seven engines

and during the shooting of the government called 911 and plans to the legions tyson's. >>reporter: the man who killed off the worst mass shooting in american history when it to the police officers in the suspect's wife said in the shop managed ex-wife said he became violent they say the early sunday morning, and side of and michael--nightclub. >>reporter: a festival hours they broke down a direct quote he was an american and living in

florida since 2017 with the security office and they interviewed him for potential ties to extremas but those investigations to a pledge of allegiance as the investigation continues they desperately want to hear any information. >>terisa estacio: it as a cause for concern across the country including here in there is a

major concession stands even tall they did no one of the parade will continue meanwhile people across the country and certainly here in the crash of district does heartbroken of what happened in orlando. >>will tran: purchase and deal of pride parade it is an institution in san francisco with hundreds of thousands of people coming into san francisco watching at home but participants there's always fear

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revealed the man was on probation for an incident at indiana in the seventh a one- year prison sentence but suspended the sentence tens of of the people in west hollywood for the annual festivities abortive do not know of any connection between his arrest and the matching and orlando.

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>>james: we have delays out of sfo once more 54 minutes of arriving 5 appeal looking to pick someone of the flight might be backed up because of the low clouds matter earlier this morning.

>>james: whatever attack and,

and the look early yesterday morning here is what we know right now 49 people in the gunman 53 of this for injured vinny family is still he called 911 during the shooting and plans to the legions tyson's after a three hour standoff hostage situation based on the to the nightclub and shot and killed,.

>>reporter: the woman who will succeed president obama hello ricans and hold this is the time to stand together and resolve to do anything to defend the community and country to the republican nominee and donald trump prolific incident in florida friends all of the victims and their families when will this stop when will we get tough smart didn't.

>>terisa estacio: we have done more about the 29 involved he was a u.s. citizen born in riga for this hemisphere from afghanistan he was not under surveillance but in 2014 they

discovered yet titled american suicide bomber base of the ties were minimal and they did not think he represented a threat at the time a former co-worker said but he often made homophobic sexist and racist remarks and work. >>terisa estacio: recall workers sent a to compare with the ultimate can upset have once had a bad experience of work and told everyone can want to kill african-american people the a

monopoly for, the least inspection without whole life in the front of a home the officer did suffered an eye injury and with economic the government warns that the here and shops on and off for a minut/. >>terisa estacio: this act of terror attack in a land though they wanted to open the trip to the doors to get people place to shareholders and devastated feelings.

>>mark: they held a moment of silence for victims and families from all levels were affected the giants won beating the dodgers to one will continue to follow the coverage of this breaking news story of have a list of official will have the latest information on the shooting and the gunman. >>james: as we head into an

environment is a 79 in danville 83 in antioch make up for seven is from the war valley and the south bend and might be a little 76 in san jose slightly warmer and friends. >>james: a bay amendment to men

of the seven is like santa rosa sonoma and napa of getting into the low 80s temperatures will continue to fall back and the trend of the next few days as he set the stage for thursday. >>robin winston: track in the

riding of richmond san rafael bridge 5 it was approaching in a jam from castro through the pages will pick up on the span left contaminants out to 1 01 we have not from any major problems pocketful for the north can't commit and the of the minutes from 85 to 227.

>>terisa estacio: they're attempting to be done this person ever to swim all the way from cockatrice island and backed that was just a one-way rates this year he wants to proceed island in swim back his mother will be right behind them

falling on a kayak we have complete team coverage of the handle and the terror attack.

>>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now >>mark: the son of gun shots of the into the nightclub and provincial responsible for the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history