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,

laptop computer, and digital camera indicates he downloaded a significant amount of terrorist material, but no signs of plans for any other attack. >> there's nothing to suggest there was any other target other than the pulse nightclub. >> reporter: investigators are focusing on what, if any role, mateen wife, noor salman, may have played in the attack. >> law enforcement is talking to everyone associated with the shooter. >> reporter: as the search for answers continues here, so does the struggle for this community to somehow cope with the tragedy. tomorrow, president obama will join in that effort. >> he indicated that he would like to come visit and comfort and show support and unity with orlando and the victims. >> reporter: victims that include 30 survivors still in the hospital right now. 6 in critical condition.

today that show mateen was highly proficient shooting a .9 millimeter pistol and scored very high on a written test before obtaining his license. we have a look at the orlando gunman that goes beyond a still photograph. omar mateen unwittingly appeared in a documentary about the bp oil spill. he worked as a security guard for several months during the cleanup process in pensacola, florida, back in 2010. a filmmaker drove up to the scene using undercover cameras. >> do you have a badge? >> i'm wondering what's going on here. >> it's for bp, like the oil spill. >> is there any way i with talk to any of the people up there working? >> there's people out here, but they're scattered all over the place. no gives a [ ble]

paid. they're like hoping for more oil to come out and more people to complain so they'll have jobs because once people get laid off here, it's going to suck for them. they want more disaster to happen because that's where the money making is. >> it's all about the money right? >> it's all about the money, exactly. >> that documentary is called "the big fix." the nightclub in orlando has been raising political questions about race, terror, guns in america. today hillary clinton and donald trump were 600 miles apart. yet they faced off against each other on national security. trump took his negative focus on islam to a new level. senate democrats launched a filibuster just before 11:30 this morning to pressure republicans on gun reforms. >> reporter: still continuing at this hour here in the senate. talk about that more a minute. swi t

suggested last year surveilling all mosques in the u.s., presumably the ones here in d.c., maryland, and virginia, but that proposal never before instituted in america is a lot more meaningful now that he's the republican presidential nominee. under fire but defiant, donald trump today in atlanta ramped up his rhetoric about muz wislims islamic terror. >> and it's going to continue to get worse until they respect us, folks. >> reporter: what's needed, trump said, is not just a ban on all foreign muslims entering the u.s., but stepped up surveillance now of american muslims here at home. >> when we have to check the mosques respectfully -- >> reporter: hillary clinton in virginia called the trump plans dangerous. >> we need to build

muslim communities here at home to counter radicalization. >> reporter: only 25% of americans in today's cbs poll approve of trump's reaction. 36% approve of clinton's. trump's negatives are up to a staggering 70%. clinton also high at 55. in the senate today, democrats filibustered. >> enough, enough. what we are seeking is not radical. >> reporter: demanding a vote on no fly, no buy. >> keeping terrorists away from guns. >> reporter: a ban on gun purchases by anyone on the no fly list. clinton supports no fly, no buy, and so does donald trump. trump plans a meeting with top officials with the nra who could break with their tradition of opposing all kinds of gun control and back this no fly, no buy

their principle is no guns for terrorists. here's a live picture of the u.s. senate. the democratic filibuster continues. republican leaders still resi resisting a vote on no fly, no buy. in other political news, it was a tough election night for d.c. mayor muriel bowser. three of her allies on the council went down in defeat. vincent gray's comeback would spell even more trouble for the current mayor. tom sherwood with a closer look at the shakeup in local politics. >> reporter: now the political landscape, it has changed big time. former mayor vincent gray defeated muriel bowser ally yvette alexander in ward 7. >> voters came out to speak. and so we will look forward to working with new members of the

>> reporter: now bowser must face him on the council. >> that's how i worked with him when he was the mayor. that's how legislatures and executives work. >> reporter: gray said he could put aside his personal feelings over that mayor's race. >> i don't want to use this as an opportunity to throw rocks or poke at mayor bowser. >> reporter: but gray won't rule out another possible run for mayor. gray says the three council losses were a statement of bowser's poor leadership. >> seems to me it's a repudiation of some of the things that have occurred over the last year and a half. >> reporter: some council members who congratulated gray tuesday night said bowser may have to work harder with a less compliant council on homeless, crime, and other issues. >> i think the council will be more cohesive with these

greater independents of judgment. >> we'll get hopefully a more deliberative body that's independent thinking. >> independent of the mayor? >> independent of the mayor. >> any new council members won't take office until january 2nd. that's time for bowser to adjust. >> i asked if you were surprised by any of the outcomes. you mentioned there was one. >> across the city, most people were surprised that orange lost. we turn to beweather now. showers in parts of the area today. we have some heavy stuff tomorrow. what and when? >> we had a couple of showers earlier today. now not seeing much at all out there, but take a look at the radar.

you can see the showers to the north of the city, the showers to the south of the city. most of those are now out of here. the only exception follow these down right towards parts of southern maryland around st. mary's county along the chesapeake. the wider view showing more storms down around roanoke and some of these moving towards virginia may actually try to build back into our area overnight tonight. we'll see some of those tonight. a much better chance tomorrow and into friday. not a washout tomorrow, but we are tracking our rain chances. nice this evening. tracking the rain chances the next couple of days. some of those could be heavy. we'll break it down for you. i'll take you hour by hour. see you back here in a minute. now to a gun battle in the middle of a day near a metro station and police station in d.c. someone started shooting around lunchtime. bullets hit the park police headquarters. another shooting reported near the anacostia metro station. pat collins is live in southeast to explain what happened next. >> reporter: wendy, broad daylight

in anacostia. two lunchtime shooting incidents near the metro here. around 11:50 this morning a bullet goes through the window of a u.s. park police building in anacostia. there were cops working inside when it happened. >> immediately they put out a warning to everybody in the office that potentially we had a shot fired at the building here, so all the officers here on the scene responded as if we had somebody shooting at the building. >> reporter: it appears the shot came from the nearby metro parking garage. now they searched and searched and searched, but no shooter was found. then a few minutes later a running gunfight between two young men on stanton road. one juvenile wounded. but it could have been far worse. let me give you some idea of the scope of this scene. down there is stanton road. we counted six shell casings there. move further down and you can look a

ten shell casings at that scene. as you come up the road, look on the seat of that motorcycle. there's a gun. there's a cell phone and a cell phone charger. go a little further up and you can see a tennis shoe, a sneaker, that belongs to the victim. though many of the homes around here are almost brand new, some of the people who live here say they don't feel safe. >> it's just getting bader and bader in d.c. they need to figure out a way to lower the crime. >> i don't like this violence. i can't wait to get out of this neighborhood. i can't wait to get out of d.c. >> reporter: now at one point, police thought these two shooting incidents may be related, now they say they don't think that's the case, but the investigation continues on. we have been following

terrible incident in florida. coming up next, a live report as officials recover the body of a 2-year-old boy who was attacked by an alligator at a popular disney resort. a bus load of chinese tourists here to see some of america's best sites, but after a crash on the gw parkway one is dead, two others in critical condition. coming up, what the chinese embassy is doing in the wake of this tragedy. a massive construction project taking ace.pl

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an update now on the developing story we've been following. investigators found the body of a toddler who was snatched by an alligator at a walt disney resort. that discovery led to a search for the boy who was attacked in very shallow water. >> reporter: a heartbreaking update from the orange county sheriff's office this afternoon letting us know they found the body of missing 2-year-old lane graves. he was found in murky water, not far away from where he was in

it's a tragic ending to what was supposed to be a family, fun-filled vacation. it's the heartbreaking news the family waited all day to hear. >> at about 1:45 today, members of the orange county sheriff's office dive team located what is believed to be the remains of the deceased, the 2-year-old. >> reporter: for more than 15 hours, dive teams along with rescue crews searched the lake by boat and air. the frantic father's call to 911, telling operators he was son was attacked while wading in a foot of water at the seven seas lagoon. >> there's no question in my mind that the child was drowned by an alligator. >> reporter: the graves family was on vacation staying at the resort property. overnight and into the day, teams searched the lake until around n

was changed from a rescue to a recovery. >> he was within the immediate area where he was last sceeen. >> reporter: they'll continue to hunt for the alligator. >> we'll get the certain alligator involved and remove it. >> reporter: crews pulled five gators from that pond earlier this afternoon. investigators are going to check each of their dna to find out which gator pulled that child into the water. if it is not any of those gators, the sheriff's office and crews will continue looking until they find the right one. news4. i'm pat lawson. developing news here at

desk. the wreckage from egyptair flight 804 has been found. all 66 people on board were killed. they were expected the plane's black boxes to stop emitting their located signals on the 24th of this month. that's just nine days from now. right now officials are drawing maps of the area to help them recover the plane's wreckage. it's still unclear what caused the plane to go down, but radar indicates it did a complete circle before disappearing. fire and smoke alarms did go off inside that plane. metro says it is ahead of schedule on its first safetrack surge. around the clock single tracking between east falls church and boston will be ending thursday night. as of late monday, 96% of that planned work completed.

a lot of areas. the second surge starts saturday. it's going to run for 16 days. that means a shut down from eastern market to minnesota avenue and benning road. tonight a rare look inside the capitol crossing project here in d.c. it is recreating several city blocks literally out of thin air. capitol crossing hit a new milestone today. as adam tuss shows us, it might also end up improving the commute. >> reporter: step down three stories to the base of the capitol crossing project and it becomes clear. this is not a normal construction project. >> this is the first large tunnel in an urban area post 9/11. >> reporter: in other words, this whole thing is being built tough and strong. add to the fact that city blocks in the heart of the district are being recreated and buildings will go on

mass av now under construction. traffic below continues to navigate the changing course of the tunnel itself. the construction down here at the capitol crossing project is really intense. these beams are actually being shipped in from north carolina and south carolina because they have to be made to a certain specifici specificity. all of this is happening as traffic goes by. about 60,000 cars in each direction coming through this project. do you expect traffic flow to get better when this project is done? >> actually, that's good point. both on the street grid as well as on the highway. >> reporter: new improved entrances to 395 should help cars. a city street grid should help pedestrians and cyclists. there is still a speed camera in the tunnel itself. all this work is demanding the attention of people who live and work nearby. >> it is a feat of

>> my daughter comes this way. i think she says it is always backed up now. >> reporter: the work here now in a new phase and it is all expected to be completed around 2020. new reaction from the father of the orlando nightclub shooter. who he is blaming for the massacre. governor larry hogan tours prince

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a crash on the gw parkway. tonight we're hearing the first calls from first responders who arrived on the scene to help. more republican leaders distancing themselves from donald trump. also a new legal fight over the purple line as some people question the environmental impact of that multibillion dollar project. those stories and more coming up at 6:30, but let's check in with doug to see when the rain is coming. >> we've got the possibility of some rain overnight tonight, but a much better chance tomorrow night and into early on friday. maybe even some strong storms with that too. let's talk first off about what's happening today. now dealing with some

nice conditions. the clouds out there. most of the rain has now dissipated. 82 degrees out the airport. winds out of the south at 13 miles an hour under mostly cloudy skies. a really nice evening. 81 in leesburg. 79 in manassas and warrenton. no rain to talk about now. we had some showers earlier. they are all now gone. most of us didn't even see any rain at all today. i know i did a little bit earlier towards the montgomery county mall. 72 degrees tomorrow morning. can't rule out a shower. temperatures into the low 80s. tomorrow night is going to be different. we saw some showers and some clearing. now we're looking at something else going on here. notice this line making its way through pennsylvania and west virginia. this is one line that could refocus some shower activity overnight on us.

look at this thing spinning up here towards the north. this is going to spin right down this line and it's going to come right back into our region tomorrow night and friday. the best chance of storms tomorrow will be late tomorrow night around winchester and culpeper and manassas. not a lot during the day. tonight a couple of those showers developing at midnight. it's that next area of low pressure that starts back here through the west and then moves in our area. most of northern virginia now under a slight risk for severe weather during the evening tomorrow. here we are thursday 10:00 p.m. some strong storms possible. culpeper around leesburg, manassas. that moves through. the actual area of low pressure moves in. then we get

friday morning. that's why we think the heavy rain will be the biggest threat thursday night into friday. thursday night we could have some strong winds. if you're headed towards the beaches this weekend, friday not nice at all. very wet, very windy. 69 degrees. saturday the best day. father's day coming up with a temperature around 75 degrees. 76 on your friday. after the rain, we get better friday evening. saturday and sunday much nicer. the weekend beautiful. much more on this forecast coming up.

the chinese embassy is working to connect tourists that were in a wreck on the gw parkway with their relatives. >> julie carey is near the scene this evening. jules? >> reporter: the crash happened about a half mile down the parkway there near mount vernon. it caused the shuttle bus to overturn, trapping victims underneath it, but some good samaritans righted that bus. >> tou

dispatch calls sent emergency vehicles racing to the crash near mount vernon. today fresh skid marks, torn sod, pieces of metal, and bright spray paint marked the spot where a shuttle bus full of chinese tourists overturned after a head-on crash with a car. >> 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 lives near the crash scene got a tweet from his wife that a bus had overturned nearby. >> she saw a white chauffeur van that had been -- it was upright. they said it rolled and had been involved with another car, but we didn't see anything like that. >> reporter: a group of

passers-by had somehow uprighted the shuttle bus. the victim that was killed and those seriously injured were trapped beneath. >> it's not uncommon to see people helping with a bicyclist crash, but that's great. >> reporter: there were 17 tourists on board. two still in critical condition. last night a representative from the chinese embassy visited victims at the fairfax hospital. they're helping them connect with their families back home. the bus driver was not injured. in addition to those 17 passengers on the bus there were 2 people in the car. we have not heard anything about their car. back to you now. president obama will be traveling to orlando tomorrow to pay respects to the 49 victims of the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. right now, the fbi is still gathering evidence at the pulse

shots were fired as a scene of utter horror played out for hours. investigators are also trying to reconstruct the killer's activities in the time leading up to the attack. authorities are also trying to figure out what role his wife may have played in that plot. nbc news has learned the security company that employed the gunman concluded that inflammatory comments he made about al qaeda in 2013 were so serious it was enough to get him transferred to a position where he would not carry a firearm. in the meantime, the killer's father is placing blame on isis and the nightclub's owner. >> it's easy for them to make money, but they don't want to spend. maybe they had some kind of sloppy security. >> it's not clear where

gunman's wife and child are right now. a new bloomberg poll shows hillary clinton leading donald trump among likely voters by 12 percentage points. those results aren't much closer on a terror related question. voters were asked if hillary clinton or donald trump would be better at fighting terrorist threats at home and abroad. 50% responded trump would be better. 45% responded clinton. trump's call for banning muslims from the u.s., 51% said it bothers them a lot. 34% says it doesn't bother them at all. larry hogan got his first look at the

but he shared some blunt words about the presidential race and about trump. chris gordon joins us live with that story. chris? >> reporter: well, governor hogan was asked directly will you cast your ballot for donald trump and without any hesitation governor hogan said, no, i don't plan to. this is the strongest statement he has made so far after months of questioning by reporters through the entire presidential primary going back to january. hogan made the comment here in prince george's county where he ended the day with a tour of the new mgm casino. governor hogan was given a tour of the mgm national harbor. the casino looks like a giant cruise ship. it is anticipated it will open before the end of the year. hogan says it will create new job opportunities. >> it's going to be a beautiful facility, a world-class facility. and it's going to have

tremendous impact for prince george's county and the state of maryland as far as the tax revenue. >> reporter: governor hogan p e toured prince george's community college. they're going to invest $923 million into the highways. will you support donald trump for president? >> no. >> reporter: no? >> no. >> reporter: hogan supported chris christie's candidacy. when christie dropped out of the primaries, he threw his support to trump. that fueled speculation that trump would consider christie as his vp. if christie was his vp? >> no. i've said before i'm not going to support donald trump.

convention. >> reporter: today when he was asked who he will vote for he said, well, i guess i'll have to figure out it out when i get behind the curtain. he said maybe i'll write in someone. i'll figure it out. i'm not sure. that's the latest in oxen hill, maryland. coming up, a search for a sex offender who was taking photographs of a child at a local library. he left an important clue behind. i'm darcy spencer in rockville. the mother of the late child poet maddie was celebrating a very special birthday when the orlando shooting was happening. what message she says needs to come out of this tragedy. >> i would tell the family and survivors that you matter and i'm so sorry. looking at some cloud cover across the area, but no rain this evening. that's going to change overnight tonight and the next couple

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the alexandria police department can benefit from more patrols and more traffic officers. that's the recommendation after an independent review of the department. the city asked for the study as it plans for a long-term police staffing. and it will use the findings for its future budget planning. the police in herndon, virginia, are looking for a man who was taking photographs of a child at a library. officials say the man's name is steven michael edwards. they say he's a registered sex offender, but that he failed to update his information since he moved to herndon. he got into a fight at the library over the weekend with the child's father. the man told investigators he saw edwards take cell phone photographs of his daughter. they argued. the father grabbed edward's cell phone before

police say edwards did not commit a crime, but they're hoping information on his cell phone will help them to track him down. opponents of a new at&t data center to be built in western loudoun county are celebrating a victory. the company is withdrawing its plans to build that facility just west of lovitzville. the loudoun county board of supervisors will end those plans next week. a federal court heard arguments about maryland's purple line today. an organization called friends of the capitol crescent trail are suing to stop the project. they have environmental concerns. it would be a 16-mile line that would connect prince george's and montgomery counties. the transportation secretary announced a $874 million loan to

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information as it becomes available. if you have lived in the area for a while, you might remember a remarkable young boy named mattie stepanek. his life and his words inspired many people. >> since his death, his mother has been carrying on mattie's legacy. she is facing her own health battle. darcy spencer explains how she is drawing strength from her son's beliefs. >> reporter: there was a huge turnout at a birthday bash for the mother. look at her face when oprah showed up a surprise guest. >> when i looked around and realized there were hundreds and hundreds of people here, not dozens, but hundreds of people across almost 57 years of my life, i was in awe. >> repo

known for her son's heroic journey. mattie was a poet and peace activist. he died just shy of his 14th birthday. he appeared on oprah's show. >> i still cry. a mother never gets used to an empty lap. >> reporter: now stepanek is focusing on her own battle for her own life. she has long suffered from a neu neu neuromuscular disease, but now she has cancer and has a complication with the cancer treatment. now she's decided to work on her bucket list. her friends organized her 83rd birthday even though she is turning 57. doctors told her she wouldn't live past 38. when she did, she decided she'd live until 83 instead. but as everyone here was celebrating, a gunman was opening fire at a gay nightclub in orlando. >> and

understand that hope is real and that peace is possible. it's not about agreeing with each other or being like each other. it's about just being with each other. >> reporter: she misses her son every day but has accepted that loss is a part of life and she's focusing on living a life with purpose. part of that purpose now the bucket list, writing a book, accomplishing things while she can while she is thriving. she doesn't know what the future will bring. her philosophy hope is real and peace is possible. darcy spencer, news4. >> boy, he was an enlightened little boy, mattie stepanek. we are getting rain tonight. what's the timeline or tomorrow night? >> tonight is probably after 10:00. tomorrow is going to be kind of like toda

we're not going to see a lot of rain tomorrow, but it is tomorrow night into friday. that's when we're talking about the heavy rain potentially moving on in here. looking pretty good. 8:35 the sun goes down tonight. temperatures 82 degrees at the airport. temperatures dropping a few degrees over the next few hours. because of those clouds, the temperatures will not drop fast. nothing on the radar. radar is all clear, at least for now. there are some storms just back to the west. hour by hour tomorrow, you can pretty much throw in a shower just about anywhere here. we're going to see temperatures into those low 80s again. best chance of rain will be west around 4:00. most of thursday dry. about a 40% chance of those showers or thunderstorms. most of those coming in late tomorrow evening into tomorrow night. thursday night into friday, a little bit of a different story

that drives down this front. heavy rain early on friday. some areas could get 2 inches or more from the rain if this develops like we think it might. it does look a lot better late afternoon friday. if you have plans late friday, looking good on friday night. 79 on saturday. 83 on sunday. monday looking good too. the heat returns notice next tuesday. temperatures around 94 degrees. i went rather cool on tuesday. could be warmer than that. >> yikes. a celebration here at nbc 4 today as we kick off this year's camp 4 kids fundraiser. kids enjoyed a moon bounce, fun activities, and food on our front lawn. we'll be sending at least 100 kids to camp this summer. our goal is to raise $50,000. if you'd like to go to donate, go to the nbc washington app and search camp 4

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jason out at the last day of camp for at least a couple of weeks now, right? >> reporter: yeah. they'll get back at it around july 28th. that's when training camp starts for the redskins. today was last day they'll be on the field here for mini camp here in ashburn. desean jackson, he did not talk to the media. hopefully we'll hear from him in richmond on july 28th. as for the players and everyone else, today here at the ballpark or here at the redskins park it was a second day of mini camp. tomorrow they will not

field. the intensity today on the field still very high, despite the fact they're not wearing pads. both units, offense and defense, they have shown vast improvement this off-season. >> we feel great about the weapons that we do have and our offensive line and the production that the backs had this off-season. we know we have a long way to go, but everything's playomovin towards that september 12th day with pittsburgh. >> our team is very confident on both sides of the ball. we know what we're capable of and we're really starting to trust each other. we really like each other. there's a lot of competition here. >> reporter: earlier today, the redskins making a big move. not a player, but a doctor. the team naming dr. robin west as director of sports medicine. she is the first and only female to have that position in the nfl. she has spent

the pittsburgh steelers. >> as part of our medical team, i think we'll be able to provide world-class care in an efficient and timely manner. i'm looking forward to being back in the nfl again. >> player health and player safety is great for the players and it's great for the team. and i think by us being able to get dr. west to join the washington redskins is really putting us at a different class. >> reporter: now dr. west, she spoke to the media after her press conference for a few minutes. the baseball schedule will not affect her responsibilities here with the redskins. we're going to move on to baseball right now. busy day on the diamond for the nationals, but first off i have to say happy birthday to dusty baker. he turned 67 years young today. his team taking on his former te,

his 67th birthday. strasburg dominated in the seventh. eighth inning, dusty baker earning the birthday cake today. drew crushes this ball to right. that is a solo shot. it gave the nats a 2-1 lead. drew gave them a curtain call there. don't blow out the birthday candles just yet. oliver perez. anthony rizzo ruins the birthday party. his 15th home run of the season. the cubs take a 3-2 lead. they could go on to win this game. moving on to the ice now. the capitals, their defenseman, carl, he had a successful surgery to

he did not play the most important games. he was expected to be ready for the start of next season. the capitals hoping they can finally earn one of these next season, the stanley cup parade today for the penguins both big and small. you see sidney crosby riding through downtown pittsburgh with his second career cup. fourth stanley cup in penguins franchise history. let's go ahead and do caps fans a favor and get this off the screen right now. the nationals, apparently, they just tied the ball game against the chicago cubs at 3-3. >> speaking of wins, how are you liking cleveland in game six? >> don't ask. he gets it wrong every time. >> reporter: i like golden state. >> that's because y

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breaking news tonight. horror at disney world. late word of a tragic discovery as police find the body of a toddler dragged underwater by an alligator. a family in anguish, disney under fire. why were there no gator warning signs and why were their gators in a man-made lagoon next to the hotel. killer on came. nbc news obtains video of the orlando gunman in uniform as a security guard. a survivor raises questions about why authorities waited to storm the building. race against time. developing news as investigators find the wreckage of that missing egyptair jetliner days before the batteries from the black boxes would likely run out. coffee and cancer. what the world health organization is now revealing. royal support. prince william takes a stand, and makes history.