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>> with each passing at a we're getting a sharper image and a portrait of the man that murdered 49 people inside the pulse night club in orlando. >> each victim is a story to themselves but this morning we're hearing from tiara parker. she was out for a night of fun with her cousin and friend until they got caught up

nightmare. her story is incredible. >> i was on the floor and trash can trying to block it. he tilted over and looked at me but he must have thought i died with my eyes open and i just kept staring at him and from then i thought in my mind he was going to shoot me in my face but like i was just sitting there and i just stared at him. when i looked at him and when he bent down and looked under the stall he looked like deranged. he looked deranged. he looked like something was mentally wrong with him. honestly he looked excited he was in there doing what he was doing and he was mad too at the same time but you could clearly tell that something was wrong with him. >> when you think about your cousin, what should the world know about her? >> my cousin had the brightest future in front of her and the brightest mind set. to make sure that i was going to get

she was very intelligent. she was athletic. she loved basketball. she definitely was a leader. never a follower. she did her own thing. my cousin had the brightest future in front of her and she had just had the brightest mind set. a young woman with many talents and a whole life in front of her. had it not been for her i think we all would have been dead and i would not be sitting here with you guys. she came back looking for me. to make sure that i was going to get out with them. >> and nobody is ever going to forget who she is. if i have to get on facebook and every social media and news station and tell everybody who she was every day of my life until i die, i will do that. she would do the same for me, if it was me. i will never forget her. who she was and how she was.

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this morning on world news now victims in orlando sharing their stories. >> many are peopling out recounting the scenes of a gunman opening fire at a gay night club. we're live in orlando. >> the killer's secret life. many coming forward to say they have seen him at that night club many times before. even subscribing to different gay dating apps. we'll hear about his various interaxes from the people he met before the massacre. >> and president obama lashing out at donald trump. his anger with the candidate clearly visible. we'll tell you what he had to say and trump's response overnight on this wednesday, june 15th. >> from abc news this is world news now. >> good morning, everyone. we