set to expire in about another week or so. they managed to find the cockpit voice recorder just in the nick of time before the pingers expired. however, there's yet another black box they need to find and that of course being the flight data recorder. they would love to be able to hone in on that in the wreckage field. that brings us to the point of what they were talking about late yesterday, they found two locations where they think they have identified the wreckage from egyptair flight 804 there in the mediterranean. the question will be, where is the flight data recorder? it is also damaged like the cockpit voice recorder. that's critical. they need to not only hear what the conversations were like inside the coke pitd but see what the plane was doing and how it was performing. the flight data recorder contains 1,000 perimeters of information about engine performance and wing configuration and any electrical systems were failing and engine systems were failing, all of that, computer systems, et cetera, all of that should be

contained on the flight data recorder. that will go to the heart of hopefully starting to unravel the mystery of what happened to flight 804. was it a bomb or catastrophic failure in flight, metal fatigue and plane coming apart or tech no logical problem that led to a cascading series of events that caused the plane to go down killing 66 on board. this is a very big development. not only did they identify locations for wreckage but found the coke pitd voice recorder and extracted the memory unit. they'll have to listen very carefully to hear what's on it. by the way, the ntsb is a party to the investigation along with the egyptian authorities and french ntsb, their version. you have very qualified engineers on this job right now and they will listen to and analyze the cockpit voice recorder. >> tom, a few questions for you.

does that flight data recorder also have that pinger and also set to essentially expire within a couple of days? >> it should, that's correct. it should have a pinger like the cockpit voice recorder but now that they have identified the location of the wreckage and they have a feeling -- found the cockpit voice recorder and flight data recorder should be close by. one critical issue though, jose, the bottom of the sea is describeds a very muddy, salty bottom, very soft. it's possible that the wreckage sank into that muddy bottom and therefore what you hope is that the flight data recorder is not buried in the mud but closer to the surface. closer to the wreckage. >> to the wreckage, right. on the voice recorder, is it just the communications in the cockpit and how long norm staals that recording? >> that should have recorded the duration of the flight and they should have that and contains

conversations between the co-pilots, not only the conversations you would hear over the head sets but there's a microphone in the cockpit picking up a.m. bee yent noise. when they were listening to the conversations with the metro jet liner that went down back in october, they could hear a nano second of an explosion in that recording of the ambient sound and that led them to believe this was in fact a bomb that brought down that plane. >> tom costello, thank you very much i want to take you to capitol hill and senate in session. overnight lawmakers reach a compromise to allow votes on two bills dealing with gun reform. the first on whether to ban people on the government's terrorism watch list from being able to guy guns and the other on expanding background checks to gun shows and internet sales. the deal announced after an emotional 15 hour filibuster led by democrat chris murphy.

>> it is devastating. it is devastating to the families who lived through this trauma to watch the united states senate do nothing, absolutely nothing week after week. congress hasn't passed a single measure that would make the next mass shooting, the next murder of kids in this country less likely. >> as democrats press for action they are gaining an unlikelial lie, donald trump. he is a supporter of the so-called no fly, no buy legislation will meet with nra to get them on board. let's start with luke russert on capitol hill this morning. tell us what we've got here. can we expect these votes on these two bills? >> reporter: well, hey, jose, we can expect votes on an amendment process, appropriations bill, pertaining to two things you

just mentioned, one the no fly, no buy terror list. if you're on the terrorist watch list you should not be able to buy a company. this is something congress debated after the san bernardino shooting. there are differences between republicans and democrats about due process. republicans saying we're open to that but we don't want somebody on the terrorist watch list to have their second amendment rights violated by the government deciding who's on the list and who is not. they want more judicial review of that list, perhaps a three-day doj can block a gun sale for three days sean have a look at it. they'll have to figure out a way forward on that. democrats say that puts the burden of proof way too high on the government will allow terrorists to get guns if they wait out the three days. the other portion of this is the old proposal, close the gun show loophole and make internet sales have stricter background checks. this is something that came out of newtown and went down on the

senate floor with the families of the newtown victims in the gallery. these are very emotional pieces of legislation. whether or not they will pass, i go back to the vote in december after san bernardino, a terrible terrorist attack, they went down then. the nra has extreme power on capitol hill. republicans don't like to go against the nra. i think there could be an opening for folks i've spoken to about the no fly, no buy, with there's a way to figure out due process rights and judicial review of who's on the list and how long they are there and whether or not doj can move the needle on that, maybe you'll see movement. we'll see. certainly a very effective strategy by senate murphy to bring attention to this issue. >> luke russert, thank you very much. let's go to hallie jackson covering the trump campaign and joins me on the phone. there are renewed problems for trum p -- there you are, nice to see you. >> reporter: hi.

>> new problems with fellow republicans tell me about that. >> reporter: let me set you up why we're here. this is donald trump's motorcade. he pulled into law offices here because he's here for a deposition in a lawsuit that he is involved in. this goes back to what happened basically a year ago today when trump made those comments about some from mexico being drug dealers and rapists. you remember the high profile comments. because of that a top chef pulled out of a deal he had been involved with with trump and trump sued and that is the legal case being discussed here today. trump is in washington. we can swing around and see there's about maybe 60 or so protesters here from the human rights campaign that have come out to try to make their voices heard. you can see security detail, his top aides having meeting on capitol hill and we understand from sources over at the republican national committee headquarters as well to do these discussions. these are things that happen often. this is significant because we've been seeing top aides

talking with congressional republicans again and again and again. that is to try to rebuild the relationship at least the hope is, between the trump campaign and the republican establishment who is still hesitant even at this point, a year after donald trump came down those -- that escalator at trump tower and announced his candidacy, now still hesitant to fully embrace him or his policies. you're seeing that with larry hogan coming out and saying he cannot vote for trump this fall. blue state governor close sall lie of chris christie who is somebody who is one of donald trump's top confidants. and new discussions this morning about who is going to be working with the trump campaign and rnc. new hire has been made ed brookover who worked with dr. ben carson involved with the trump team going to be a liaison between the rnc and trump campaign. sources saying that is hopefully going to rebuild the

relationship between the two parties. >> hallie jackson, thank you very much. we're watching what could be a pivotal day in democratic presidential politics. kristen welker is covering that. good morning. what do we know about bernie sanders today. >> of course, senator sanders, secretary clinton had that big summit here in d.c. on tuesday. senator sanders still very much in this race, although it doesn't look like he's an active candidate. he's going to hold a video conference call essentially with some of his grass roots supporters and i'll read you a line from a release he sent out. it says, we must continue our political revolution. what does that mean? we know senator sanders wants to see big changes to the system. he wants to get rid of superdelegates and wants dnc chair debbie wasserman schultz to be replaced. those are among the discussions going on between the sander and clinton camps. based on my conversations with

officials from both campaigns, they have stepped up their outreach to each other. they are in constant contact as they discuss some of these thorny issues. but all of this comes as pressure is really starting to mount on senator sanders to effectively drop out of this race and today mounting even more his first endorser from the hill, congressman today going to announce his endorsement of secretary clinton. i anticipate this is a preview of things to come. what does sanders want? that is the big question. he wants concessions on key issues. the question is, can he get it before the big convention in july? >> putting a lot of money into key states? >> she is, as you see senator sanders reach out to supporters, secretary clinton focused on the general election. she is putting $7.3 million into a new ad. this is her first big tv ad blitz in battleground states. some of the ads negative against

trump. but two ads out today are positive ads about secretary clinton, aimed at reintroducing her to voters and improving some of her negative ratings with voters if you will, her unfavorable ratings with voters. take a look at the ads out today. >> for hillary, it's always been about kids and when millions couldn't get health care, this first lady worked with republicans and democrats to fix it. creating the children's health insurance program -- >> so that every child gets the health care that child deserves to have. >> now 8 million kids are covered. that's the kind of leader she is. and the kind of president she'll be. >> and recent polls show secretary clinton is leading donald trump right now. one poll showing her up by 12 points. she has air waves to herself right now. and all of this comes as she's getting a big endorsement, oprah winfrey saying she's now with hillary clinton. >> kristen welker, thanks very

much. president obama expected to leave for orlando within the hour for a brief visit to comfort a community still shaken by last weekend's massacre at the pulse nightclub along with visiting the families of the 49 people killed. he's also expected to meet with survivors and emergency personnel that responded to the tragedy. nbc's chris jansing is in orlando for us this morning. what can you tell us about today's presidential visit? >> reporter: it's going to be largely a private one. you can see behind me, there's still an investigation going on at the pulse nightclub, part of the street still shut down. in washington, d.c., debates are going on about terrorism, about gun control, but here this is about one thing. this is the president coming to a community that's in mourning and saying, you are not alone. we can show you a list of the places where after they were mass shootings over the course of his presidency, he has made statements in the 48 hours or so afterwards. it's shocking to see it all at

once. in some cases he has gone there and he has spoken to say large group of people, for example, in charleston, which is one year ago today, he did the same after the sandy hook shooting at newtown. other times as he will do here, this is largely about private meetings, meeting with the family, of course, of the 49 people who were killed but meeting with others who are so profoundly feeling the effects including first responders and take a listen to what josh earnest had to say. >> these organizations have done important reporting, talking to those who were there that night and profound sense of survivor's guilt that some people are expressing. it's painful just to read. and i think it's important for the president of the united states on behalf of the country to show his support for these families and for these individuals. >> reporter: and this is

something obviously that the folks at the white house and president himself feels profoundly. i can tell you i have been at many of those places where the president has spoken and it's almost remarkable how politics seems to fall await, jose. i'm sure you've seen it at all because you've gone to many of these places. it matters to people they've told me over the years that the president of the united states, whoever he is, comes and takes the time and has an opportunity to meet with them privately. today we won't see that. we will hear him make a statement and just one more point to drive home, the horror of what happened here, the city has offered free burial plots at a city cemetery. at least three people so far have taken advantage of that offer. and tomorrow the first of the funerals will be held, two more on saturday. jose. >> chris jag, thank you. ahead, tragedy at disney world, a young boy killed by an alligator at the disney world

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we want to show you lives pictures. you see marine one and very near that other plane that the president of the united states is going to be boarding air force one to head down to florida and be in orlando. we've been talking about that. we want to show you these live pictures. the president is yet to -- we haven't seen the president yet but he is scheduled any minute now to board air force one to take him to orlando. let's see, there you see the wide shot. i want to talk about new questions in orlando, not having

to do with the massacre but what happened in disney world. and there are questions this morning about whether disney world did enough to warn visitors about the dangers after the body of lane graves was found in a lake xgt an al gator snatched the toddler as he was wading in the water and his family watched. gabe gutierrez is live. what's the latest officials are telling you this morning. >> reporter: hi, there, jose, good morning. authorities are still looking for the gator that was responsible for the toddler's death. state authorities say that they do work with disney to remove nu sans alligators that are above 4 feet in length. should parents have paid more attention to the no swimming signs or should disney have done more to warn them? there are those signs no swimming signs in the seven satisfies lagoon but they don't

specify that the reason patrons shouldn't swim there because there are alligators. they are extremely common in florida. it's estimated there are up to 2 million of them throughout the state. some industry experts say that disney should not assume that out of state tourists and really people from around the world know that those alligators are so common in florida. now disney has said, they put out a statement saying there are no words to convey the profound sorrow we feel for the family and for their unimaginable loss. we're devastated and heart broken by this tragic accident. on behalf of everyone at disney, we offer our deepest sympathies. disney ceo put out a similar statement expressing condolences. separately, a disney official did tell me that alligators are a fact of life here in florida and that they are in their habitat. we should note, however, that alligator attacks are extremely

rare. the last known alligator bite at disney world was almost 30 years ago and that child survived. however, jose, the local sheriff says he believes disney will be reviewing its policies. >> there's no doubt about it. if you lived in florida at any time, they are part of the state's natural habitat, when you go in south florida to the west coast, you drive on alligator ally because there's so many of them. do other people who aren't from florida know that? that's a question that -- >> reporter: that's the big question right now. there was a video that was posted on social media from earlier this month, a visitor posting he was attending a wedding and posted a new video that shows an al gator right outside the seven seas lagoon. a lot of people asking a lot of questions about disney world. back to you. >> gabe gutierrez, thank you very much. breaking news from the uk, british member of parliament has been attacked.

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breaking news from the uk this morning. a member of parliament has been stabbed and shot. bill neely is standing by in london. let's go to him with the latest. >> good morning, a british lawmaker is in a critical condition in the hospital being guarded by armed police after she was shot and stabbed in the north of england. it happened as jo cox was holding a meeting in her constituency near leads. there was a scuffle between two men and then a man in a white baseball cap pulled a gun from his bag. he was fighting with her and wrestling with her and the gun went off twice and she fell between two cars. the 41-year-old mother of two was left lying bleeding on the sidewalk apparently says one eyewitness after her attacker

shouted britain first. this attack took place near the library in the town. she was just advising her constituents there. she's a new labor mp and has a backgrounds in charity work and spoken out in favor of taking action in syria but previously worked for oxfam save the children. background in children. she has two young children. there's not really in her background that would suggest why on earth anyone would do this. on the other hand, if that attacker did shout britain first, it might suggest one type of attacker. the area is also a mixed area where some of the terrorists who attack britain in london attacked the underground and blew up a bus came from. the motive of the attacker is unclear. she's in hospital in a critical condition. a 52-year-old man has been

arrested but we don't know if that was the man who actually attacked her. there's been a statement in the last hour or so from the british prime minister, david cameron saying he's very concerned about reports that she has been injured and our thoughts and prayers are with jo cox and her family. >> thank you very much. authorities in orlando trying to piece together more details about omar mateen and what his wife may have known for plans for the attack. what other leads are authorities investigating? we'll go back to orlando after the break. . before earning 1% cash back everywhere, every time. 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join the wednesday night league. because he loves to play hoops. not jump through them. that's the excitement of rewarding connections. apply online or at a bank of america near you.

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live pictures of air force one. president obama and vice president biden about to board soon to meet with those impacted by last weekend's massacre. investigators are asking for the public's help as they seek more information about the person who carried it out. they've released this request asking for anyone who had any

contact with omar mateen, either in person or online to reach out to the fbi. in addition the department of homeland security released a bulletin warning. we're particularly concerned about home grown violent extremists who could strike with little or no notice. the tragic events of orlando several days ago reinforced us. ayman mohyeldin is with us with more information on this investigation. ayman? >> reporter: that public appeal came at the news conference held by several agencies participating in this investigation. they briefed reporters on the state of investigation and most of it was to try and dispute some of the accounts that had been coming out in the media and elsewhere about some perhaps casings if you will of omar mateen to other venues across florida. there was a report that he had gone to various other locations here and possibly to scout them out for potential attacks. they say according to their analysis of the electronic

media, that has not been the case. they do not believe he was in fact casing any other locations, that he did not in fact visit other gay bars. so that has been an important development for them as they try to determine whether or not pulse was always the number one target for him. in terms of other aspects of the investigation, a lot of that focusing on omar mateen's wife. we know she's no longer here in the area. police not saying yet or state attorney's office not saying whether or not they are going to prosecutor bring charges against her to what she may have known. but it does underscore something that omar mateen's father was talking about at the press conference. he said he was warning parents about radicalization of their children and again, that was something that has been the focus of the investigation in terms of did the fbi miss any signals while they were continuing their 10-month inquiry of omar mateen several years ago. again, this was something that was posed to jeh johnson on

"morning joe". >> in this case the shooter was interviewed multiple times and he was investigated and there was a follow-up interview and the fbi made the judgment based upon what they knew at the time, that they should dedicate their resources to other active investigations. i won't second guess the fbi on this and because i know how aggressive they are when it comes to their counter terrorism efforts. >> reporter: now, why that's so important is because over the course of the past several days as we and others continue to profile and dig into the past of omar mateen, there are certainly some things that would have caused a lot of people to be worried. he was dismissed from a previous job. he outbursts of anger ha his colleagues describe as at times racist and wife came out and sted he was abusive and demonstrated a proficiency and accuracy with weapons and all of these things some are saying

could have been flags to prevent him from carrying out this attack. a big part of that question comes up to the wife of omar mateen, because authorities want to know could she have prevented this or turned him in earlier had she felt this attack was imminent. >> ayman mohyeldin, thank you. >> 64 million people are waking up to blistering heat, in some areas expected to see the hottest temperatures in 20 years. heat warnings and advisories are in place for parts of the united states. bill karins joins me with the forecast. >> the heat is lie the silent killer as far as lmgelements go. heat doesn't get those headlines because it's not a visual thing but second leading killer for weather disasters after flash flooding. you worry about the elderly in situations like this and also of course can't leave the pets in the cars and let alone little

children here. we too many of those stories every year. this heat wave is not just centralized in the central u.s., it's now spreading to the west too. that's where the 64 million people come in. we have some areas up to 115 today, that's how it's going to feel even in the shade. here are the numbers for today. little rock could be one of the hottest feels like temperatures. widespread 100 to 110, dallas 102 and amarillo, 98. it doesn't budge in the middle of the country of the minor improvement early next week of the phoenix on saturday jumps to 112, that's hot by their standards. by the time we get to sunday, this is blistering hot, 119 in the shade is expected on sunday. that will be the third hottest temperature ever recorded in phoenix. 122 is the hottest ever and palm springs near their record high at 117. here are the records for these days and we're going to shatter a few as we go through sunday. the heat wave will peak on sunday or monday. the other story, damaging wind

event. we've got thunderstorms from eerie, pennsylvania down towards pittsburgh. these make a run for washington, d.c. into the evening hours. a big wind damage threat with these and you can see the map here, 23 million people at risk. storms are here and then they'll shift through washington, d.c. and heading towards richmond during the evening rush hour. the heat is obviously a huge threat for the next week straight but the immediate threat this evening will be that damaging wind threat through areas that are highly populated in virginia. >> thanks very much. now to breaking news to santa barbara california, mandatory evacuations are under way as a wildfire spreads out of control. the sherpa fire brought out wednesday afternoon and has burned close to 1100 acres across the area. eight air tankers and multiple dc 10s have been brought in to battle the blaze. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. ahead, more on that nearly

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as legally or legislatively? >> how swift we've seen this response. there have been responses to sandy hook and san bernardino terrorism murders and the filibuster is seen as an extraordinary act. why everyone was paying attention on social media and in the news. here's a little look at what happened last night. >> we cannot go on with business as usual in this body. >> they want to see more than thoughts and prayers. they want to see us act. >> we don't want terrorists to walk in to a gun store and buy a gun. this is not rocket science to figure this out. >> i can't go back home this weekend and explain to the people in west virginia why we haven't moved forward on this and there could have been another orlando and god forbid one of our states. >> jose, youmy notice a lot of what you hear there and this debate is about restricting who

gets guns, in other words, we hear about gun control. none of these two proposals, the no buy list that would keep terrorists from being able to get guns or suspected terrorists or the other background checks deal with restricting actual guns. so when you hear gun control, this isn't about guns the way it was dealt with semiassault style weapons. due process is the term you hear from gun control advocates saying anyone could end up on that terror list or no buy list. they pointd out that senator ted kennedy accidentally ended up on the no fly list. the point they have, whether you like it or not, this is still a constitutional right, that was upheld in the individual context by the supreme court and therefore you can't go ripping it away from people without some kind of process. that said, there isn't a lot of evidence that beyond getting a vote you would get an actual compromise to get a law passed. but i would say in a game of inches, the people control gun control side of this is picking up a few inches right now, jose.

>> and just how big is this no fly list and how many people are included in it? >> well, a very small number of actual americans. so a list of thousands, not a list of millions. having said that, the constitutional side to be fair to it is look, if you were the one being held off the plane or not being able to buy the gun you would care about it. the constitutional dimension isn't just in scale, any person's tugal rights violated is a problem. but again, i think the question is do they want to work something out? to get into the weeds as we wrap up, you can set up a system where there's a mechanism to get off the list. you could have this where you don't get a gun immediately but go pursue it in court. there are ways to deal with this if both sides want to do that. >> unless the bureaucracy takes a year to get off that list -- >> the amendment wanted three days and democrats have talked about a couple months. a year would probably be too

long. >> ari melber, good to see you as always. >> thank you. >> some are wondering if it is true that lawmakers receive money from gun lobby groups, if so how much? cal perry has been looking into that and joins me with that this morning. >> it's true and as ari said a game of inches, an expensive game. let's look how much money we're talking about here. $20 million in 2014. the mid-term election, the most important elections for the nra, for example, when movement of that legislation is pass because it's passed of course usually on a local level. who are the top ten senators taking money? here they are. john mccain and tell you why in just a second and how do these ten members vote in 2015 on the measure? well looks the same, right? it's not the same slide they all voted against the measure in 2015 on the launch list. john mccain, this is over time and how much money he has taken

from pro-gun groups in his his tri in the u.s. senate. as we weep going through this, how overmatched are the gun control groups. incredibly so. this is the line and and this is gun control measure groups, we're talking tens and millions of dollars. newtown happened right here just before 2012 is when we had just -- at the end of 2012 when we had the newtown attack and had a spike in nra spending. here's where we are right now with the campaigns. one of the issues when it comes to not only gun control issues and gun rights issues, we talk about campaign spending, they only have to declare the amount of money they are taking each quaurtder. we really won't know how much money donald trump is taking from the nra until about three months from now. jose. >> go back to that other one. just in the spending side, it's been dropping for the program

people considerably. >> this is really something to keep an eye on. this is campaign spending reform. we have not received the reports yet for 2016. in about three months, this line will be back up to here. >> cal, thank you very much. good seeing you. >> i'll take you out to live pictures. you see president obama leaving marine one and he's going to be heading along with vice president to orlando. president going to be going to orlando and there's going to be a lot of private meetings with some of the folks that were injured during the attack on the club in orlando, with family members of those who were killed and doctors and first responders. you know, there are so many people affected by this and there you see the president going into air force one. that will be taking him to orlando. the vice president will also be joining the president for the

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as we wait to see what action if any the senate will take on gun reform. all eyes are on donald trump, the presumptive nominee saying he'll meet with the powerful rifle association, something the gop and nra say would violate americans' rights to due process. good to see you, thanks for being with me. before we get to trump, what's

the political reality of what's happening in the senate? >> the political reality of what's happening in the senate, you see republican senators conflicted between a party nominee who they are not 100% behind. that's going to manifest itself i suspect in a number of issues the gun issue you've been talking about being one of them. >> and how so? so they are not that worried about the issue of gun control, more i guess concerned about the differences between themselves and trump? >> they are very interested in the substantive issues. one of the more interesting things about this election is that you have a nominee who is not exactly toeing the line with party orthodoxy. his offer to negotiate with the nra is an example of that. that makes the senators a little bit unsure, i think of where the next development is coming from. >> you think trump has -- is

this something -- because essentially just tweeted it, is it something that tweet really could actually do? >> well, i'm not sure i know the answer to that. but yes, i think so. i mean, he is now out on the public record. what we've seen is he does follow up on the things that he does tweet out. >> what does it mean for trump in terms of his relationship with the gop and it seems like it's not getting any better. >> i think it's evolving. i think at some point the gop leadership, however exactly we define that, does not want to be at war with the party nominee. that is not a recipe for success. i think everyone realizes that. so this really comes down in large part to donald trump and the way he comports himself for the rest of the campaign. one of the sort of interesting things that's opened up is the

republican national committee is committed at least at this point to helping donald trump. the elected leadership in the house and senate and a number of governors are a little bit different from that. one of the things that you do not see generally at this stage in the election cycle is a split between the national committee and the elected leadership. >> thanks very much for being with me. good to see you. >> thanks jose, you too. >> chris murphy and cory booker join andrea mitchell today at noon. you don't want to miss that. reunited after tragedy, two friends separated in the shooting at the pulse nightclub sunday night brought back together for first time. their story after the break. >> it's time for the entrepreneurs of the week. omar and camille brown knew nothing about the restaurant business when they opened their daytona beach cafe.

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together are recounting what they endured. they were feet from the gunmen but managed to survive. the third friend didn't make it and sent heartbreaking tests from the club. jacob rascon has more on the emotional reunion. >> reporter: best friends together again at last. >> it was just scary because the gunshot kept coming closer and closer and closer, like even when he got in the bathroom, like -- >> reporter: the last time they saw each other it was 2:00 a.m. at pulse nightclub. they were less than 10 feet from the shooter. >> still can't believe it. >> reporter: he made it to the women's bathroom escaping later through a back door. eddie ended up in a men's bathroom the shooter didn't enter hiding for hours. >> he didn't go in the bathroom. he -- if he would have came in

he would have got everybody. that's the part that i'm like -- >> reporter: but there was also a third best friend, eddie justice, whose final text to his mother are haunting. mommy, i love you. i'm going to die. >> when did you know what happened to eddie? >> i kept texting him, like no matter what happened, just stay strong, stay strong. >> reporter: eddie justice will always be their best friend. >> you've got to be strong for the people that did make it. you tell your brother, i love you because i still got you. >> reporter: resilience and love in the face of terror. jacob rascon, nbc news, orlando. that wraps up this hour. thank you for the privilege of your time. msnbc live continues with tamron hall right now. good morning, everyone, i'm tamron hall coming to you live from our msnbc headquarters in new york.

breaking news out of england, a british lawmaker is in critical condition after being shot and stabbed after a meeting with constituents in northern ireland. bill neely is following latest for us and joins you now. what's the latest? >> good morning, tamron, a lawmaker in a critical condition in a hospital that is now being guarded by armed police after she was shot and stabbed in the north of england. it happened as the member of parliament jo cox was holding a meeting in her constituency near leeds in yorkshire. there was a scuffle between two men and then a man in a white baseball cap suddenly pulled a gun from his bag. one eyewitness said he was fighting with her, wrestling with her and then the gun went off twice. another eyewitness said the man purposefully targeted her and wielding a knife and lounging at her and ran away down a one way street. a third eyewitness says the

attacker shouted britain first. jo cox is 41 years old and new labor mp with a background in charity work. she was in fact an adviser to the bill and melinda gates foundation. she's in the past spoken out in favor of taking action in syria. most of her work was for international charities like oxfam and save the children. she has two young children. there's nothing in that background that would suggest any motive for this attack. a 52-year-old man has been arrested and pictures taken at the scene do show a white man with blood coming from ail body wound and being arrested by police. jo cox was taken by air ambulance to a leeds infirmry, armed police outside that hospital and david cameron says this was a terrible attack. he's very concerned and says our thoughts and prayers are with jo and her family. tamron?