i still don't know how that all came about. incident number one, around 11:50, a bullet goes through the window of a u.s. park police building in anacostia. it appears to have come from a nearby metro parking garage. park police spring into action. >> all the officers here on the scene responded as if we had someone shooting at the building. >> reporter: no shooter found there. a few minutes later, incident number two. a running gunfight between two young men on stanton road. one juvenile wounded in the leg. but look at all the bullets that were fired. we're lucky no one else was hurt. on the case today police chief cathy lanier. >> initially, we thought they may be connected. now we don't think they are. there's a little bit of difference in time and a little bit too far of a distance to be associated with here.

here are almost brand new, but people who live here say that doesn't make the neighborhood safe. >> it's bad. i be scared to come home at night by myself. it's really bad. you ain't seen nothing yet. you're going to be out here again. y'all have a blessed day. >> reporter: back to the gunfight here an stanton road, wait until you see the crime scene. it went from over there to here to way back there. i have a bird's eye view of everything coming up for you at 6:00. >> thank you. to breaking news. you just saw live on news4 at 4. sheriff's deputies say they have found the body of a 2-year-old boy dragged into a walt disney world lagoon by an alligator. his name is lane graves. the boy and his family were visiting from nebraska. official and wildlife investigators are working to identify the gator that attacked. and all disney world beaches are now closed as a precaution. carrie sanders will join us

this tragic discovery today. the fbi now asking for patience as they try to piece together everything in that orlando might club massacre. investigators say they're reconstructing the movements of omar mateen in the days leading up to the shooting. that includes going over his cell phone calls. they say there's nothing to suggest mateen was contemplating another target and they didn't know of him patronizing other gay clubs in the orlando area. the main focus continues to be on mateen's wife and what she knew. noor salman told the fbi that mateen said he was going to visit friends before the shooting, but she feared she was going to attack the club and tried to desuede him. she did not warn anyone or call police after he left. the u.s. attorney in florida says he's looking into whether to charge her. we're learning more about the victims of that deadly

mount vernon. investigators are stilling looking for the heroic rescuers who helped upright the overturned shuttle bus. julie carey is live from the scene. jules? >> reporter: well, the crash scene just about a half mile that way between here and mount vernon. in just a moment, i'll show you the exact path that tour bus took after it collided with a passenger car, overturned, and slid off the roadway. the chinese embassy confirmed the person who died on that bus was a chinese citizen as were the two other passengers who are still in critical condition. as for the park police, they're still hoping those good samaritans who righted the bus will step forward. fresh skid marks, torn sod, pieces of metal, that's what's left of the deadly collision here yesterday between a tourist shuttle bus a

dispatch calls around 5:00. >> we have one vehicle, a bus, that has flipped over. it is currently on its wheels. we have a total of four patients on the ground with a possible of 26. >> reporter: this man who lived near the crash scene got a tweet from his wife that a bus had overturned nearby. >> i went to down to see if anybody needed any help, but they already had a police line there. in the distance, you saw a white chauffeur van. it was upright. they said it had rolled and been involved with another car, but we didn't see anything other than that. >> reporter: charlieto town has learned how the bus wound up back on its wheels. a group of pass ieer eers-by sow

uprighted the bus. >> it's not uncommon to see people helping in a bicyclist crash, but that was great. >> reporter: in addition to the shuttle bus driver, there were 17 tourists on board. 2 still in critical condition. there were two people in the car, which also left the roadway. and no new details tonight from park police about how exactexac these two vehicles collided. they're hoping the good samaritans will contact them. at 6:00, the other steps the chinese embassy is taking in the wake of this tragedy. get ready, folks, and get those umbrellas back, if you can find them. we have some rain en route. >> doug? >> tracking right now on storm team 4 radar, we saw a couple of showers earlier this afternoon. now tracking one or two very light showers down towards

of the action is over with. a very nice evening in store. take a look just back to the west. big-time thunderstorms. most of these should pass just to our south, but it is a sign of things to come here as we get into stormy weather tomorrow and into friday. tracking our next rain chances, some of those could be heavy. could see some strong thunderstorms. i'll take you hour by hour and through the day friday and your weekend coming up. the shooting in orlando continues to be top of mind for the candidates who are seeking the nation's highest office. hillary clinton held a forum on national security issues in hampton, virginia today. she spoke to veterans, military families, and members of the defense community. she also slammed donald trump's proposed ban on muslim immigration saying that immigration was not the

orlando. >> a ban on muslims would not have stopped this attack. neither would a wall. i don't know how one builds a wall to keep the internet out. so not one of donald trump's reckless ideas would have saved a single life in orlando. >> at the same time, trump was holding a rally in atlanta. he talked about stopping the tide of migration and said safe zones should be built overseas so muslims trying to escape isis would have somewhere to go. >> we have to stop on a temporary basis, at least, but we have to stop people from pouring into our country. we have to stop it. until we find out what the hell is going on. >> meanwhle

republican governor larry hogan tonight is standing firm in his opinion about his party's presumptive nominee. here's what he told chris gordon just a short time ago. >> will you support donald trump? >> no. >> no? >> no. >> if he puts chris christie on the ticket? >> no. >> why? >> i've said it over and over and over again. i'm not a supporter. >> hogan is not going to the republican convention. chris gordon will have more on a live report at 5:30. former d.c. mayor vincent gray appears to be headed back to public office. gray easily won the ward 7 council primary race and is facing no opposition in november. tom sherwood reports on gray's comeback after he lost the mayor's race just two years ago. >> reporter: a sweet victory for vincent gray, easily winning in ward 7 with 60% of the vote.

bowser. she faces a significantly tougher council. that story and will gray now plan another run for mayor coming up on news4 at 6:00. she's a maryland mom who has had to deal with the death with not one, but four children. you may remember her son and her child poet. now learn how this mother is facing her own life struggle with optimism. metro says it is ahead of schedule for its safety surge track work, but what that really means for you. and a driver forks up thousands to fix a recall on her car. then she got stiffed on

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now nbc 4 responds. a local couple spends thousands of dollars to replace their car's engine only to learn shortly after the repair that engine was recalled. >> so what happens next? they called susan hogan and the nbc 4 responds team for help. >> when a maryland

the recall notice, they expected getting a refund from the manufacturer would be easy. not so much. carol will never forget a recent care. >> there was no shoulder and i just had to drift off with no no power steering or nothing. the car just quit on me. >> reporter: the engine in her 2012 hyundai sonata failed. carol had the car towed to a dealership and was told the engine would need to be replaced. a cost of $6,000 because it was no longer under warranty. >> i thought we'll have the car towed home. paid a friend $3900 for it and it was running again. >> reporter: that was in july. less than two months later, a recall notice. her engine, the very one that she just paid $4,000 to replace

according to the recall notice, metal debris may have been generated from factory machining operations. this could cause possible engine failure. >> i knew that was coming. it was brewing. i was sure. they obviously had more problems with this or there wouldn't be a recall. >> reporter: when she asked hyundai for a recall for the engine, she was denied. it can only reimburse transactions made with a legitimate business or repair facility and carol's mechanic was unable to provide documents such as a business license. >> had i known, i would have taken it to a dealer, but i had to do what was financially best for me. >> reporter: we contacted hyundai. within a few days, they agreed to refund carol the full amount of the repair. you're glad that you called us? >> this was a blessing. i felt like god was looking out for us and

people. it was a wonderful experience. >> if you have an issue with your car, file a complaint with the national highway traffic and safety administration. and if you need to get it repaired, make sure to go to a licensed mechanic, preferably one that is certified to work on your particular vehicle. i'm susan hogan, news4. >> if you have a consumer problem you need help solving, give us a call or tell us about it on our website. at about 3:30 today, we recovered the remains of the 2-year-old from the water. >> our thoughts and prayers are with this family on behalf of our entire agency. we are terribly heartbroken at this outcome. >> sad news from law enforcement officials near orlando just a little less than an hour ago. they did recover the body of that little 2-year-old boy

was horrifically snatched off the edge of a lagoon by an alligator. carrie sanders is in lake buena vista. >> reporter: it is such a heartbreaking day. a family from nebraska here on vacation. the father and his 2-year-old son, according to the sheriff, about 12 inches from the shore into the water. not swimming, just kicking around in some shallow water where out of nowhere to them an alligator lunged and snatched the 2-year-old. the father attempted to pull the boy to safety. he got scratched up. the mother and the sister were a little bit of a distance away. hysterical. then the gator retreated with the young boy into the dark water and disappeared. for almost 16 hours, the authorities were out on the water in

airboats with divers in the water using under water sonar hoping against hope they would be able to find this little boy alive. they did not. they removed five alligators from the lake today. there are no signs that warn tourists here -- remember, this is a family from nebraska. there's no gators there. there were no signs telling them there were gators in the water there. it's a common expression in florida that there's gators in every lake. the authorities do point out since 1948 only 23 people have been killed by alligators. now 24. at the end of the day, this is a very unusual circumstance, but it is so tragic. a little boy, a family on vacation, and really no

of the five alligators that they pulled out, they're not sure whether one of those five alligators was the one responsible. they're going to wait for the medical examiner to determine the cause of death, but they think it is going to be death by drowning by an alligator. >> it is important for them to find the alligator because they don't want it to attack again. is that correct? >> reporter: absolutely. this was an alligator that was fed and habituated to come too close to people. alligators, unlike crocodiles, generally stay away from people. you have such a small little boy there. it's not as if that could keep the alligator away. i'm surprised the alligator came close because the father was there. the experts have told us there is a possibility this is what they call a sick alligator. it is just not acting like a regular

when they find it, it will be euthanized. they may be able to determine it was indeed the alligator if there are any remains found inside its belly. >> this is a story that just anyone who hears this just shutters. thank you so much for this update. back close to home now. metro is rapping up the first phase of its safetrack repairs on schedule. pa the gm says crews and contractors have exceeded what was asked of them. surge two will begin this saturday and will impact the orange, blue, and silver lines. maryland will be getting some green for its purple line. the federal department of transportation is loaning

million to the rail project. officials say the line is needed to alleviate all the congestion and to accommodate all that growth. he's been nominated for grammys. now rahim devon is on capitol hill. he's pushing for a different kind of support this father's day. we have some good news. ahead, the emotional reunion today for two friends who were inside that pulse nightclub when the shooting began. first lady michelle obama opening up toprah about life o

we saw a couple of showers out there across parts of the area today, but overall a very nice afternoon and it's shaping up to be a very nice evening too. this is in northwest d.c. we've got a great event going on. there's camp 4 kids. we have invited the camps to come to our studios for a nice little barbecue. we have bounce houses out there. everything helping the kids to enjoy a little part of their day. we're trying to actually help send these kids to camp all summer long. 100% of your donation goes toward

special needs to camp. you can see that peacock. doing pretty good across our area. temperature-wise, a very nice day. winds out of the south at 12 miles an hour. some sunshine too. 82 in when i kninchester. 80 in warrenton. st. mary's county, we do have some showers. most of us on the dry side. extreme southern maryland, a couple of showers. overnight tonight and can't rule out a shower at the bus stop. 72 degrees. high temperatures into the low to mid 80s. let's take a look and show you what's happening. we saw a warm front go through. now tracking another system back

to the west. it's a frontal boundary. we'll stay in the chance for some showers tonight. a better chance during the day tomorrow. nice and warm. little bit on the humid side. tomorrow is not going to be a washout by in means. overnight tonight, you can see some showers moving through. by tomorrow morning, we're on the dry side. most of us dry, but there will be some showers at 1:00 p.m. that's the front making its way our way. notice around 10:00, 11:00 we could see some strong storms in and around northern virginia. then on friday we expect that rain to develop. that could be heavy right on through the early morning rush. friday is a day we're going to be watching very closely to see how much rain we could get early friday morning. friday breezy. 76 degrees there. the weekend looking

really nice. temperatures around the 80-degree range. father's day looking perfect. plenty of sunshine. high around 83. the rest of next week including 90s, they're back in the forecast. this is chris gordon at prince george's community college. larry hogan revealed who he would not be voting for for president. senate democrats launch a gun control filibuster. is it enough to pressure republicans in the wake of the terror attack in orlando. the father of the shooter opened up to the press today. we're going to learn why he says he is a victim as well. >> pete williams

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the father of the orlando gunman now says that both me and his son are also victims of terror just like the 49 people killed inside the pulse nightclub. >> speaking outside his home, he blamed isis for poisoning the minds of the young and vulnerable, but he also suggested there may have been security lapses at that club. >> if there wasn't a terrorist group like isis, i would have my

the respective families, you would have your loved ones. if there was tight security, they would have eliminated my son. we wouldn't have this nightmare and these losses. >> well, joining us now is pete williams. i understand you learned some more today from the fbi about what they learned about this gunman. >> well, and about his wife specifically. the concern has always been did she know about this in advance. we had heard before she went with him when she looked at the club beforehand. she drove him there realizing it was too case it. she told the fbi she went with him because she wanted try to talk him out of it. she was with him when she bought ammunition and a holster. the night of the shooting, this is the saturday night leading into early sunday morning, as he was leaving to go to orlando, he told her, according to the fbi, that she was going to visit friends, but she feared that he

nightclub and she tried to talk him out of carrying out any attack there of shooting people. he left. she feared that's where he was going, but according to authorities, she didn't warn anyone. she didn't call the police. she didn't tell anyone about it. >> did anyone else in the family know about this other than the wife? >> not that we've heard. >> have investigators learned anything more about the gunman himself, pete? >> yes. more about sort of what he was doing during the shooting. we know during the 911 call he talked about isis. we now learned that he called a reporter for a local television station to say he was doing it in the name of isis. that day he posted material to his facebook page to say this was to give people a better taste of isis. the fbi says they've never been able to substantiate claims that omar mateen visited

clubs in orlando. some witnesses who were there thought he was talking to other people or didn't think it was conceivable that one person could carry out all that carnage, but the fbi says today they're confident that he was the only one that was there. looking at his electronic media and his cell phones, they don't find anything in it to indicate he was considering any other target other than pulse nightclub. >> you mentioned social media and him being on gay dating apps. any more on that front? >> the fbi is looking that. people have come forward to say i've got an app here and he contacted me. it was a case of mistaken identity. many, many people claimed they saw him in that nightclub before the shooting, sometimes months before the shng

seriously. two friends who were inside the pulse nightclub had an emotional and bittersweet reunion today because they lost a friend who was with them on saturday night. they met for the first time this morning since the attack. the pair had been in the front of the club when the shooting started. they ran into separate bathrooms. >> he went into the bathroom. i knew he was there. everybody was screaming. everybody. that's the part that makes me si sick. i really wish i could have done something because i didn't know he went in there. i didn't know none of you guys went in there. >> their friend bryson is the young

right up until the time he was shot. miguel almaguer is working on this story for "nightly news" and more from pete williams at 6:00. this is a live look inside the u.s. capitol. democrats in the senate in the fourth hour of a filibuster over gun control. senator mark warner held the floor 15 minutes ago. he began just before noon today with connecticut senator christopher murphy. they call it a protest of inaction on gun violence. >> and before that filibuster started, house democrats called on republicans to pass a law that would stop someone who is on the terror watch list from being able to buy a gun. >> the two amendments that we are seeking -- i asked the senator to clarify. >> democrats are pushing for a vote before the end of the month. right now,

casino at national harbor. >> he made several stops today to talk about education and transportation. the president race, it also came up today, specifically who's not getting his vote. chris gordon joins us live with details. >> reporter: governor hogan says he has no plans to vote for donald trump for president. this is the clearest statement we have gotten so far from maryland's republican governor rejecting his party's presumptive nominee. governor hogan made the comments at prince george's community college after visiting the academy of health sciences, which gives these students a chance to earn both their high school diploma and an associate's degree from college at the same time. outside, i asked the governor about the upcoming presidential race. will you support donald trump? >> no. >> rt

>> no. >> reporter: hogan supported new jersey governor chris christie's candidacy. when christie dropped out of the primaries, christie threw his support to trump. that raised speculation that trump might consider chris christie has his vice president running mate. if he puts chris christie on the ticket? >> no. >> reporter: why? >> i'm not going to endorse donald trump and get involved in the campaign. not going to go to the convention. >> reporter: hogan says he not only has plans not to vote for donald trump, but he just may write in someone. governor hogan tours the new mgm national harbor and ahead what potential he sees for prince george's county when this casino is built and open before the end of the year. that's the latest live in oxen hill. support for young black

fathers is getting some star-studded attention here in the district. how a local grammy nominated singer is putting his weight behind an effort to get help to those who need it.

an argument in prince william county takes a dangerous turn. police are investigating after bullets were fired into two apartments in

it happened just after 11:00 last night. police tell us several people called 911 to report men arguing. the gunshots rang out shortly thereafter. no injuries were reported and police only have a vague description of the shooter. more fallout tonight from this cell phone video showing a baltimore school police officer violently slapping and kicking a student. now the head of schools police has resigned. school officials say chief marshall goodwin resigned last week. he's led the force since 2007. goodwin was put on leave back in march when this video surfaced. school officials say goodwin resigned to pursue other interests. supreme court nominee merrick garland has spent much of the past couple months meeting with lawmakers on the hill. judge garland delivered the commencement address for fifth graders.

garland has tutored a couple of the kids at that school for several years now. mrs. obama and oprah winfrey, the candid one on one. what she is looking forward to most after life in the white house. i'm darcy spencer in rockville. she is battling cancer and another life-threatening illness, but she's not giving up. >> my spirit is still strong. i don't know what's going to happen to my body. >> reporter: why the mother is celebrating her 83rd birthday at the age of 57. 81 degrees right now and mainly dry through the evening hours with some rain likely overnight. some rain definitely in the forecast tomorrow on into

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y me. ♪ i hope you remember little maddie. he was this enlightened, kind, brilliant, other worldly little boy who was a poet and a peacemaker from our area, but he was very ill and he died in 2004. his life and words were an inspiration for many. he often wrote about living life with a purpose. darcy spencer has more on how that thought is now motivating his mother through her own battle with a deadly as

>> who doesn't want to do one more thing, celebrate life one more day? >> reporter: she is perhaps known best for her son's heroic journey. maddie was a poet and peace activist. he died when he was just shy of his 14 birthday due to muscular d dystrop dystrophy. >> i still cry. >> reporter: she has long suffered from a neuromuscular disease, but now she's battling cancer and developed a rare and life-threatening complication caused by the cancer treatment. >> i'm at the point where nowhere bad news is good news. >> reporter: now she's decided to work on her bucket list. close friends organized a birthday party, her 83rd, even though she's turning

think? >> reporter: look at her face when a surprise guest showed up, oprah. they developed a special bond when maddie was alive. he appeared on oprah's show. >> it was about bringing together people who were a part of my life's journey. >> reporter: part of that purpose, the bucket list. she uses a breathing tube and gets treatments in a hyperbaric chamber every day. >> i wouldn't say it is a sense of absolute urgency, but there is a sense now is the moment i have. >> what an inspiration. alexandria wants you to know how the city plans to fight zika, west nile, and other mosquito borne diseases. the health department will hold a meeting on the third wednesday of each month through october

mosquitos. the first meeting is less than an hour from now at 6:30 at the lee center on jefferson street. redskins mini camp winding up in ashburn. >> jason pughs live at the park. >> reporter: when you take into account how the team looked last season, making the playoffs, parlay that with an excellent off-season. redskins fans have every reason to be excited about this upcoming year. >> i think it was very beneficial for us. it's good to have some guys that have been with the system for one, two, and three years. you can see them getting bigger and stronger. i think they're a well conditioned group. i think there's bigger, there's stronger, and i think we have learned a lot. >> each individual matchup is more -- there's a lot more eff

before, but you can tell there's a heightened sense of you a eed with each rep. >> it's been a humbling experience, but i've learned to be patient and just wait my turn. i feel like i've worked hard. coach made a decision to put me out of otas. the time will come. i'll be back for camp. >> reporter: this team looks confident and ready for another training camp. but until then, they'll try to enjoy their summer too. >> catch up on some rest because once it starts up we're full go. >> reporter: the team is certainly getting work done here at mini camp, but there's been a lot of fun

players. for lighter moments, check out the nbc washington app and search redskins. july 28th is the day the training camp starts in richmond. from ashburn, i'm jason pugh, news4 sports. 83 our official high today. we'll be warm and humid again tomorrow, but very similar to today. most of the day is looking dry. tomorrow night though we are talking about it. we need a good soaking. we're going to get that tomorrow night on into early friday morning. very heavy rainfall will be impacting the area. not the case right now on storm team 4 radar. a few sprinkles in southern maryland, otherwise we're completely dry across the immediate area. as we work our way toward 11:00 p.m. and midnight, we'll be tracking some rain. doug will be in updating the forecast at that point for news4 at

humid and just a touch warmer tomorrow. heavy rain in the forecast tomorrow night. spectacularly weather arrives for father's day weekend. here are the severe weather threats tomorrow evening. it is mainly just heavy rain. a moderate to high risk that we're tracking that, but we could see some strong gusty winds that produce some wind damage across the area. pretty low risk for any hail or an isolated weak tornado, but something we're going to continue to track and update as we get new information in. tomorrow during the day the weather having a low impact on your day. there will be some hit and miss showers out there mainly later in the day. one of those days you have the umbrella handy. you may not need to use it. 7:00 a.m. during the morning maybe an isolated shower will start the day. already at a balmy 71. by noon, 78. you can grab lunch outdoors. a mix of clouds and sun during the afternoon hours with a chance of a shower or stor

around 7:00, 8:00 p.m., that's when we'll start to see rain moving into the area generally from north to south. if you want to fire up the grill or you have plans outdoors, it is either tonight or friday night. you could be kind of cutting it close if you have plans tomorrow outside during the evening hours. friday a high temp of 76. it's going to be breezy throughout the day on friday. here's the thing. we're going to continue to track some heavy rain early friday. that could slow the morning commute. some areas could see 2 inches or more of rainfall. as we move into the second half of the day, we start to improve with some late day sunday. look at the weekend. does it get any better than this? low 80s on sunday for father's day. what you're not seeing here is low humidity as well. monday mostly sunny. 88. 94 for a high on tuesday. looks like a cold front moves through tuesday later in the day. that could set off some late day showean

for wednesday with a high temp of 84. again, during the day tomorrow, looking mainly dry. tomorrow night into friday morning is when we track that heavy rainfall. he grew up in prince george's county. now rahim devaughn wants to help young black men be good fathers. this massive construction project is new and it is hitting a brand-new phase. i'll take

first lady michelle obama sat down for a chat with oprah last night at the united state of women's summit. she had some advice for the guys in the crowd. be better at everything, including being fathers. mrs. obama said she never read the other first lady's books because she wanted to define the role for her. she joked a bit about what she'd like to do when she leaves the white house in january. >> can we go shopping? >> yeah, girl, let's go shopping. you and me. that will be a scene. i do. i want to go to target again. i've heard so many things have changed at target. >> that would be something to see. mrs. obama also went on to say one of the big things she look

front door without discussing it with anyone. she hopes to be able to walk down a street, even sit in a yard that isn't a national park. finally father's day isn't always about cards and neckties. it's also about guidance, teaching, and passing on life's lessons to a younger generation. today on capitol hill, young men talked about bridging the gap between policy and practice all with the help of an rb star from prince george's county. >> reporter: it wasn't your usual panel on capitol hill. it included a retired nuclear engineer and a grammy rb singer. they all came from backgrounds where the odds were against him. >> in high school, i started hanging with the wrong crowd. i would start stealing from walmart. >> reporter: they're on the hill this day

odds. they shared their past and presents at the congressional black caucus, appropriately leading up to father's day. >> father's day we still get that ideallic picture of the fath father. >> reporter: their message did resonate with the lawmakers present and rahim devaughn who grew up in prince george's county had a simple message for all involved, whether on the hill or on the street. >> as i say on behalf of my foundation, we have to do a better job of taking care of one another. even more tragedy

orlando, florida today. crews there have found the body of a toddler who was snatched off a beach in disney world by an alligator. we just got a picture of 2-year-old lane graves. investigators say he was dragged into the water by an alligator about 9:00 last night on the edge of a lagoon at the grand floridian resort. fishing and wildlife officials say they will keep looking until they find the alligator responsible. >> there's a good chance we already have the alligator because we focused our efforts in that area where this incident occurred. if we can't get a certain match, we're going to continue to go out and look for alligators to make sure we have done everything we can to take that alligator out. >> investigators believe the alligator drowned the little boy. disney has closed all the beaches there, marinas and ferries as well. we'll have a

the scene. that comes up at about 6:15. president obama heads to orlando tomorrow to meet with relatives of those killed in the pulse nightclub. jay gray tells us the fbi is analyzing omar mateen's cell phone and computer, piecing together the hours, the days, that led up to sunday's massacre. >> reporter: the images dark and blurry. the sounds in this new cell phone video tell us the horrific story. an explosion of gunfire as s.w.a.t. team members rushed into the carnage inside the pulse nightclub. >> bodies laying around. kind of just stacked up. when you see that amount of death, that's pretty horrific. >> went face to face with a mass murderer and performed heroically. >> reporter: as the investigation intensifies, data from omar mateen's cell phone,