we're going to begin with joel waldman in orlando. >> reporter: good afternoon to you. at this hour, there are dozens, literally dozens of crime scene reconstructionists on scene. the club just behind me left shoulder about a block or two down, obviously. the street is still blocked off as investigators are scouring the area, looking for any evidence, i know you'll have a reporter getting into a lot of detail about what james comey fbi director had to say, but in a quick nutshell, they found electronic evidence, they also say that omar mateen had traveled to saudi arabia at least two different times and of course, we know by now, that within pulse night club, he had called 911 at least two different times, then there was a call back, and during one of those phone calls, a third one, when it was a reverse call from 911, he did, in fact, pledge

referred to the boston marathon bombers as, quote, unquote, home boys, the tsarnaev brothers. the hearts and minds of the people of orlando are on the victims here. the number of fatalities downgraded today to 49 from 50, because the 50th fatality was the gunman and as of yesterday, they were including that total as a victims' total. the 50th person is in fact, the gunman. now, 43 of the 53 wounded remain in the hospital. we hear that at least six are undergoing operations today on monday, pretty much two days after this shooting occurred or day and a half or so. and some are said to be in grave condition. authorities warning not to be surprised if the fatality list climbs. >> i want to ask you about omar mateen's father who

spoken out. what have you able to undercover about him, about what he has said in terms of his allegiance to the taliban and what role he may have played in the lead-up to this? talking to his son. i know he talked to him hours before this shooting happened. what do you know about him. >> reporter: that's a great question, his name is saddiqui mean born in afghanistan and omar was born in new york, and they resided here in florida about 90 miles or so south of orlando in port saints lucy but the father posted a video in his native tongue today on facebook. he basically acted confused as to how this could happen. he says he's well educated, very well mannered, very respectful. his father saying that if he knew one percent of what was going on, he would have contacted author

he also said that he had a wife, which we know about, but the wife came out yesterday and basically said this guy was very abusive, that omar mateen was abusive and physically and verbally assaulted her numerous occasions. the father saying it was a design marriage and he had a child and everything to live for. >> a lot of interesting information. joel waldman thank you so much. tonight in washington, the head of the fbi is defending the bureau's prior investigation of the orlando shooter. director james comey can disclosed details of three interviews the fbi had with omar mateen in recent years prior to his shooting. president obama was briefed about yesterday's shooting and spoke to reporters. >> we can say this is being treated as a terrorist investigation. it appears that the shooter was inspired by

information that was disseminated over the internet. >> fox 5 tom fitzgerald is continuing team coverage of the orlando shooting. he's live at fbi to headquarters. they refused to say mateen's name today. >> reporter: that is correct. director james comey said he would only river to mateen as the killer because he didn't want to encourage fame and glory. fbi disclosed they had interviewed omar mateen over the course of three times spanning 2013 and 2014 in regard to islamic extremist. however, they closed that case after determining they were no longer concern about him. we want you to hear what he had to say today. the fbi director here a headquarters defending the actions of fbi agents saying that he thought they acted properly. within the same moment,

that he would look into this case to see if anything could have been done differently. >> the honest answer is, i don't think so. . i don't see anything in reviewing our work that our agents should have done differently, but we'll look at it in an open and honest way and be transparent about it. our investigation involved introducing confidential sources to him, recording conversations with him, following him, reviewing tractional records from his communications and searching government holdings for any possible connections, derogatory information. >> reporter: comey says they first began investigating him back in may of 2013. that's when they saw something, said something and contacted the fbi. they were concerned. mateen had been bragging about his family being connected to islamic groups. the fbi says after two interviews with him they determine that he was no ba

for mateen's pleads. however, in 2014, mateen was interviewed again by fbi. this time investigating possible connections to a suicide bomber in syria when someone had identified mateen as a person who could have been radicaled, however, after that interview, agents again determine he was not a threat. former c ia tells fox 5 he is concerned about how omar mateen case was handled. he says the president and the fbi director said that mateen was radicalized and a loan wolf but the administration is still reluctant to actually discuss what he was self radicalized as. that is extremist islamic ideology. >> it has gotten ridiculous, the degree to which political correctness and lack of preciseness and specificity has infected

it's amazing. >>reporter: adding to the confusion, the fbi director said today that it is still not clear exactly which group mateen pledged allegiance to, even though he was on the phone with a 911 operator pledging allegiance to isis, his former claims of being in solidarity with the boston marathon bombers and that syrian bomber are all groups they were not connected to isis. of director james comey says there is still confusion about what mateen thought he was fighting for. will you have at fbi headquarters tom fitzgerald fox 5 local news. the victims of the orlando shooting were remembered today on the steps of the u.s. capitol. lgbt and muslim congressional staff associations held a vigil and paused for a moment of silence to honor the victims a short time ago. paul wagner continues our team coverage live at the dc police station. how is local

responding to all of this tonight? >> reporter: well, we met with chief out here at the sixth district a little while ago ago and talked to her at length about security in the city. she said she got a call about 6:00 yesterday morning, where she was told what was happening in orlando, and at that moment, she decided to get on the phone 10 start moving resources around. she says she brought in additional resources into the city from her special operations division. she says those resources are in place today and they will be tomorrow. first give you the robs that we got today from dc mayor bowser. we caught up with her after that to get her reaction to what had happened in orlando. here's the mayor. >> most americans woke up yesterday morning in shock and mad quite frankly that we are having yet another violent attack on americans because of deadly

that is what really has my attention, that we have to, in this country, face up to at the fact that assault rifles are only meant to devastate human beings, and we have to do something about it. >> reporter: now, the attack at pulse night club in orlando raises questions about security here in dc where there is a large lgbt community, a town night club on 8th street northwest, the owners told in his an e-mail, they employ a large uniform staff stationed throughout the club, which is supported by a sophisticated camera system and multiple uniformed dc police officers working out front. noting that many in the gay community go to these clubs where they can be themselves and feel safe. the dc night life and hospital association recently co sponsored a terrorism security briefing for local establishments with dc police homeland security and the fbi. late this afternoon, dc police chief told reporters

night life zones in 2012. specifically, to keep an eye on the clubs that could be targets for terrorism or other violence. here's what the chief had to say about those zones just a short while ago. >> the creation of the night life establishment, the units we put together and the specialized training we give them is bet practice for most big cities around the country. we're is that righting to see other cities starting to also create these night life units. but they're specially trained just to deal with that environment. everything that could go along with that environment. >> reporter: the chief says she is keeping her ear on what's going on in orlando and said she could change her security measures at any time hour to hour. live in northeast paul wagner, fox 5 local news. in light of the orlando shooting, americans are looking to the presidential candidates now more than ever to learn how they might respond to this type of attack. also, americans want to know how the candidates

prevent a similar attack. fox 5 political reporter is here with a look at how the candidates have responded today. >> reporter: today we heard from both hillary clinton and donald trump. they each delivered remarks that focused extensively on the attack and their plans to stop this from happening again if they become president. here is highlights. >> on sunday, americans woke up to a nightmare that's become mind numbingly familiar. the orlando terrorist may be dead. but the virus that poisoned his mind remains very much alive. as president, i will make identifying and stopping loan wolves a top priority and i will make sure our law enforcement and intelligence professionals have all the resources they need to get the job done. >> is this a dark moment in america's history. it's ans

of free people to live their lives, love who they want and express their identity. when i'm elected, i will suspend immigration from areas of the world where there's a proven history of terrorism against the united states, europe or our allies until we fully understand how to end these threats. >> they also spoke about gun control. hillary clinton said, quote, we should all be able to agree on a few essentially things when it comes to looking at our gun laws and basically saying making some changes, she noted, quote, if you're too dangerous to get on a plane, you're too dangerous to buy a gun in america. in donald trump's remarks, he said he would defend the second amendment and highlighted his endorsement from the n ra. both clinton and trump offered support to the lgbt community and expressed support to the nation

>> at any with fox 5 as we continue to learn more. we will bring you the latest on the investigation as we learn them. here on fox 5 on facebook and twitter and at fox 5 dc.com. other big sorries. >> a maryland police officer in trouble with the law. coming up the disturbing charges he is facing tonight. how can metro afford the massive year-long repair program? how the feds are helping outcoming up. sue. >> sarah and laura, which do you prefer? saturday '96 or today's 82? >> today. >> that's from the department. it's so great out there tonight. if you have evening plans, perhaps you're going down to take in the nats game, the cubs are in town. we need to take some of the sizzle out of that game. i'll let you know what to expect as we look at evening forecast and a peak at tomorrow when fox 5 local news at 5:00 comes right back.

. skyfox over the scene of a massive house fire in potomac today. they broke out around 2:00 this afternoon. montgomery county fire officials say no one was home at the time. took about 65 firefighters to distinguish the fire. fire marshals believe it started in the garage no word yet on what sparked the fire. a montgomery county police officer is behind bars after getting caught up in an on line sex sting. >> we're getting a better sense of how often a

being forced to go undercover to keep your kids safe online. fox 5 jim lokay is here with the details. >> reporter: these things happen more and more often. with good reason. police in prince william county where this happened say it's a combination of parents not keeping a closer eye on their kids on line and would be criminals taking advantage. this is the officer, christopher dunkas has been on force less than two years, he answered a post it add by a 15-year-old girl but it was actually a prince william county police officer. he met up in a target park the lot to make the arrest. >> it wasn't any sort of incident or anything like that. we routinely do these types of operations to see. we hope sometimes we conduct these operations and we don't get anything from it. that's our goal is actually have no one doing a sort of deviant.

that's not the age we live in. >> reporter: he added if they do a sting and make one arrest, they're still doing the job. he's suspended without pay pending investigation, he's charged with using a communications device to facilitate offenses with juveniles. of others men from virginia ranging in april ages from 20 oh 58 j. >> the 22-year-old was shot and killed friday night while she was signing autographs following her concert in orlando. the gunman, this man, later took his own life. friends and family will gather for a candle light is vigil in evesham. she was a i tube star and a contestant on the voice. she apparently had no personal connection to the man who shot her. . a federal appeals court overturned a jury's decision to award jesse venture. the

money saying state law does not allow for a payout. the remaining am was reversed for defamation sending the case back to district court for a new defamation trial. it was a major victory. he wrote the memoir that he said defamed him. taking it outside where all of us want to be right now. we should be spending the whole show out there. it is just gorgeous. quite a departure from where we were yesterday and the day before. >> sue let's bring more of this on. can we, please? >> we need it. it took your breath away this weekend. in particular, saturday and of course, yesterday was very breezy and hot but we trended back down closer to normal. we're getting a nice break, and you know what? tonight looks like it will be just spectacular. of earlier, i said the high was 82. we haven't officially gotten the data but i believe the high may have only been 80 and that's below average. we

dropped below 80 at reagan, all of the northern and western suburbs generally in the upper 70 to say to near 80 or 81. and it is delightful out there. part of the reason is the wind direct dropped the due point temperatures, that's a measure of the humidity in the air and over the weekend, it was super high, close to 70 saturday. now, 53 degrees. that is so comfortable. cumberland's due point 48, higher at west minister. i believe there might be something wrong part of the reason also is the direction of the wind and the arrows showing us the wind are coming in out of the north, it's a pleasant breeze out of the north about 12. what a great night for baseball, this will be. going to show you that in a minute. new york is 71. boston is 71, pittsburgh home of the stanley cup, graduations, 74 t few clouds may come in later but the nats are taking onhe

cubs, ready hot, we're going to wish them all the best. the nats, of course, 77 first pitch at 7:05, great night for baseball. 75 with partly cloudy conditions at the sixth inning and wrapping up about 10:00 at 73 and partly cloudy's beautiful evening. tomorrow's headline more of the same. we do get unsettled as the week goes on. we'll talk about that with the seven-day forecast in just a little bit. laura? >> thanks. some good news tonight when it comes to metro. the federal transit administration has approved $20 million in federal funding to support metro's safetrack program. the f ta signed off on the use of the money. the fta says it's supervisors is performing daily oversight. supervisors are monitoring how well we'll stick to procedure, rules and safety standards. a big honor is bringing a legendary actor to dc this fall. >> tech fans

apple making changes to its devices. how artificial intelligence will be playing a larger role on the company's future. later, this adorable picture of a man and his new dog went viral. they both are so happy and they got the guy in trouble. we're going to explain why as fox 5 news continues. 

. security was high on the campus of the american university today. the dolly lama was in town to speak at the school. the spiritual leader shared his thoughts on a peaceful mind in a modern world. worked for years addressing the practice of compression. dc mayor house leader and actor richard gear were all there as well. he's known for making us laugh on saturday night live and in movies like

ghost busters. now bill murray will be this year's recipient of the mark twain prize for american humor. he's one of several saturday night alums who have received the prize, it will be handed out at the kennedy sunnier october. major move for apple at siri is getting an upgrade. the digital assistant will now be available for the make. apple says siri will make a lot of simple actions easier like adding things to your calendar. siri will be working with apes made by other companies and it will be a compatible with apple tv as well allowing you to launch live tv with voice commands. apple says they expect siri will be available for macs by this fall. they plan to make apple music more user friendly and introduce a cool feature for i messages where you can change the size of text bubbles to convey yo

feelings. >> how about siri just actually worked? half the time i try to use her and she's unavailable. >> beyond what you're saying. >> i'm like really? i have not found too many uses for her. hopefully they improve her. >> she does have some funny --. >> yes, it was fun at first. >> still to come more on the night club shooting. we're live in orlando with more on how the city is coping. >> there's a problem parents and schools are facing when tragedy strikes. how do you explain what happened to children? up next, an expert weighs in and tells us there are a few things parent will want to avoid next. jamie wanted a taste of the real new orleans and we just couldn't say no to that face.

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this is fox 5 local news at at 5:00. back to the top story, the investigation into the orlando shooting night club. or the night club shooting. we're learnin

gunman who killed 49 people before he was shot dead by police. tonight, the feds are portraying the killer as an apparent home grown et cetera. . fox lloyd is live in orlando with more. what can you tell us about the scene right now? >> reporter: the scene right now is still active here in orlando and the day after the worst day in the history of orlando, florida, the grim task of identifying the dead as the investigation continues here. new revelations from the fbi today that they had surveillance of omar mateen, the killer, a couple of years ago. they surveilled him for some ten months and interviewed him a couple times but they did not find evidence that he was a terrorist at that time. they say they are questioning other people that may have been involved here but so far, nobody else has been named. and they say there's no imminent danger right now of any other threats here in the area in orlando today. sarah. >> any other news, perhaps on the motive? seems to b

place, the possibilities. of what can you tell us about that? >> reporter: the fbi said that in the past, omar mateen apparently had run-ins with coworkers and he thought they were -- they didn't like him because he was muslim. he told the fbi that he told them he was related to al qaida, that he had ties to -- because he was angry he told the fbi. he became radicaled against america. they believe on the internet and became angry at the united states and everything we stood for. of course, we heard those reports that his father said he saw two gay men kissing in miami recently, and that made him very angry and perhaps set off the shooting spree that killed 49 here. >> lloyd sowers thank you so much. a lot of questions to be answered. we appreciate your insight. even for adults t

hard to wrap your head around what happened in orlando. how do you explain the horror to a child and should you? i received this e-mail from my children's elementary school today saying that there would be no formal discussion at school of the horrific event that took place this weekend. they say we are sure that each family will handle any such conversation at home in a way that suits your children's needs. end quote. experts say if you think your child will learn about it from friends, it's best for parents to act first and telling their children so they get the most facts and so that parents can convey the emotional tone. we invited psychologist doug to join us in studio i asked him how old should a child be. >> i think it's not so much the age, per se, but what you sense the child that any age is capable to absorb and understand. so you want to taylor what you communicate to the l

child. what the child is able to respond to and grasp in terms of their developmental level. >> how do you open that discussion with, let me tell you what's going on? do you want to ask me questions? do you let them watch the news. >> a little bit of all of that. you want to allow them to be aware of what's happened, what the reality is. also in the context of providing a sense of security, of protection, that this is not something that is throughout the world every day in their lives to be terry fied of. there are dangerous out there but they also have family and protection from institutions so on that can provide guidance and protection. but you want them to convey to you what they fear, what they experience. the worse thing is to try to stiffle that or tell the child there's nothing to worry about, everything is fine when they know it's not when they

things and see things. you want to encourage them to express fears and you can use the fears to help them rain them in and give a sense of security of their family and victim of a crime. >> along those lines, how ok is it for a parent to express their own fears? i know a child can often take an emotional queue from a parent. how -- how much of your, and your anxiety do you express. >> i think you want to express something that's real but also taylor it so that the child can absorb. for a 6-year-old that might be different from a 13-year-old. it's i think good and healthy to say, yes, something like that is very scary. very terrifying, and we need to understand how and why these things happen. that's where, in some cases you can get into the issue of that. there's some people who are mentally very troubled. that leads to them doing very bad things. that's a part of reality. again, we have

people help. we have responses to bad things that do happen. again, you're providing some assurance but getting them tuned into the larger reality the culture and world. >> to that point, you talked about too not allowing there to be a growth of fear of a culture, growth of fear of a mental illness or a religion. >> absolutely. two aspects both important. one is to not create the idea that people that have mental or emotional troubles are violent. most are not. people have all kinds of emotional problems since even serious mental illness, but they're not violent. most of them are not. on the other hand, to target or label certain kinds of individuals, because of their religion, their sexual orientation, how they're different from you and

children will be exposed to that. you want to help them get a frame of understanding about that. that's not a way that builds what we need for security in our families and our communities to target people as sources of evil or harm. >> very helpful. thanks for joining us. appreciate it. while people in our area are doing their part to help the people by donating blood. the blood low location in e street north and west. yesterday blood banks in orlando had such an over with themming response, they asked donors to come back over the next several days. >> a surprise move from microsoft. social media site what it's buying and what that means, it's the light bulb that keeps on goingly you're going to be surprised how old it is. >> i want that

i could use that downstairs that the weather center right now. laura sarah, 81 degrees, high temperatures usually 84, certainly way off the charts this weekend. beautiful evening expected. what to prepare for on tuesday as well as when you're going to need to have the umbrellas ready. i'll have all of those answers coming right back.

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is in. it is moving its corporate headquarters into oprah winfrey's old chicago studios. mcdonald's will take over the place that once housed harpo studios. it signed a lease to move its headquarters to 2018. the move is a way for it to attract workers who want to live in the city. a light bulb installed in 1908 is still going. it was installed at the stage door of the buyers opera house in fort worth and 170 years and three homes later, it is still lighting up today. the bulb has been transferred from the opera house to a movie theater to a private home. now to the fort worth stock yard museum. this is the second longest lasting light bulb in the world. thompson edison would be very proud. a bulb in a firehouse in california is seven years

>> they won't make them like they used to. >> the new ones they have they burn out. the led ones. something is going wrong. still to come a formal capitols player celebrates winning the stanley cup with his daughter. how did she react? you'll want to see. coming up. that's not my seat, dead. a photo gone environmental. perhaps you've seen it, the smiling dog. now the picture could force this man to get rid of his furry friend. but they look to happy. we're going to explain what happened here.

flooding in texas causing major headaches for commuters, this is the dallas area. it shuts down part interstate 45.

water rescues too. >> they've had it to rough down there. >> this has been ongoing, they had a lot of storms, but they've also had other rounds of heavy rain and some, you know, tropical heavy downpours. by comparison, they need to move to dc. >> they do. just do it. >> some of the rain up here. my plants are starting to get a little dry. >> guess what. >> they will get watered this week. tomorrow looks great. but after that, we'll probably be a little bit unsettled wednesday through try. we also have to watch the weekend. right now the westbound will be dry but there's an area of low pressure that should stay far enough off the coast that we don't get rain but what if it were to shift as one model thinks it might do. we're looking at a beautiful evening in dc, certainly encourage you to open the windows get out and enjoy this beautiful night and we are also going to continue to see comfortable humidity levels. back to texas for just a moment. this is what we were seeing

last several hours, a line of squalls heavy rain that can produce flash flooding coming you through. while we're looking at other parts of the country, i wanted to mention quite a severe outbreak for the planes. we got red boxes indicating tornado watches as well as severe is thunderstorm watches, the next couple days looks like it's going to be pounding in the planes. meanwhile, were he got a beautiful day. of we earned it. didn't we? after that super hot weekend, and we have just a few clouds that hey come down coming around the back edge of an area of high pressure that may spread in later. you probably saw them on your drive home or maybe you'll see them later, a deck of high thin clouds. they will just be dry weather clouds and we expect those to move through overnight and be back to a mix of sun and clouds tomorrow. tuesday's headline looks greatly of comfortable dry day lower humidity as well. we're going to forecast. we w

the showers for wednesday, would probably be late day. maybe after dark, 6:00, 7:00 or later i think starting from west to east. i know it's not dark at 6:00 or 7:00. they would move from west to east. and i believe it would be after the sun goes down. we'll watch that and see if anything changes with that. meanwhile, how delightful to be at 79. that's first pitch at 7:05. great night for baseball. we have not pushed the heat too far. we've had a frontal boundary come through and relief us of some of that higher heat h st. louis is still 94 t chicago 83. meanwhile, buffalo and nicole kind of comfortable. and not enjoy -- enjoying this rerefreshing break. it won't last forever. tonight we drop to 63 in the district. 57 for dulles and fredericks. 55 hagersville and look at busstop forecast. 57 to 63 in the morning. after school, 78 to 83. low humidity. here's what's happening this

we've had a frontal boundary come on through. it's going to lurk down there and it will become essentially a stationery front and as the week goes on we're going to find areas of low pressure may try to track along the installed boundary and that will bring in rounds of rain that first one being potentially wednesday night. but for tomorrow again 66 at 8:00 in the morning, for noon hour 78, by 5:00, 81, let's check out your seven-day forecast because as we look at our accu weather seven-day forecast, we are going to see hopefully we're going to see something because it does not seem to be coming up. i can act it out for you but do i see it trying to come? there it is. of computer must need to be reset. more showers possible on thursday at 81. we're zipping on friday and watching a few showers on friday and right now, i'm going to keep the weekend through monday dry but i will say we're watching that time frame to make sure that area of low pressure doesn't get closer. that's your forecast and let's send it back over to laura and sarah. >> thanks very much. we're following breaking news right

donald trump says his presidential campaign is revoking credentials provided to the "washington post." trump calls their coverage inaccurate and dishonest in a facebook post. he faults the post for a headline that reads, quote. donald trump seems to connect president obama to orlando shooting. post editor martin barren says the decision is nothing less than a repute yeggs than the role of a free and independent press, we're proud of our coverage. switching gears. moving out to chicago. we'll get to that. there's an adorable twist to all of this. i'm cures, you go to chicago, what do you do? what's the must see? >> deep dish. >> that's what you do when you're there. >> a lot of people l

baseball. a lot of people want to go to one place. when you make a trip to wrigley field, it's almost considered a pill grich itch. their trip back in april was anything but memorable. they were out scored 25-16, two of baseball's top teams have a rematch starting to tonight. perhaps motivated by good. they fell beyond 4 b-3 tonight. jason came through in the clutch. a 5-4 victory, a three-game sweep for the phillies. worth chased down the ensuing by jonathan papelbon. >> i knew i was in trouble when i saw the strangler coming at me. the dc strangler. .

the nab finals resumes on the west coast. the golden state warriors are leading 3-1. they have a chance to seal the deal but the warriors won't be there. he won't be in the building. why? because he never got the memo that shots to the groin are not cool. never. he did it twice already but this is the shot that got him in trouble thanks to the nba. watch this. yep. well, you know who didn't miss it? labron james. watch, here goes, we'll get another angle. reaches up. right there. right on the back end there. officially they call it a retaliatory switch his hand to the groin. he loses $140,000. got to watch the game next store where the oakland a's will be playing. they will let him go after the game to celebrate if the warriors win. if he shows his face inside during the game, he faces an additional $2,000. >> some people pay more for tickets.

said i would bet may right arm. i wouldn't even be suspended for game five. what happened? meantime james worthy who played for the laker during the show timer are a said i don't believe in suspensions during the nba finals unless someone throws a devastating blow to the head. the fans are being cheated had aing game six. the penguins winning fourth stanley cup. if you remember, with sue palka decision i said the winner of the caps penguins series would win it all. guess who's second? the capitols at 10-1. get your bets in right now. last night, one former cap realized every nfl player, eric posing with the stanley cup. bringing his daughter along for the ride. look to smile and look at the pink earmuffs. it's loud in there. dad decides we'll have a picture. it's cute but let's take them off. he reaches over, and he tak

and -- no, no ri, no, daddy, no happy. put the earmuffs back on. >> there's the tears. >> now they have the christmas card picture. >> i love it. no. >> i don't blame her, that is loud. >> even after the game. when you're down there on ice level and all the players are carrying on. >> you want earmuffs for another reason. you'll want to hear some of the things they say. >> it was kind of late. >> when you've been quiet all night. >> we'll be right back.

. you remember this pup who went viral after he adopted them. he was making headlines again. this time it is not for a happy reason, the dog named dig gi could soon be separate

owner because of a pitbull ban in parts of michigan. police even showed up at his house and told him he you need to get rid of the dog. but the owner said he's an american bull dog. man says he'll fight because it is a case of mistaken identity. if he can prove it, yes, but there are places around the country that do band them. i will say he looks luke a pitbull. he is cute. >> he's got a cute smile. >> thanks for joining us at 5:00. fox 5 local news at 6:00 starts right now. this is fox 5 local news at 6:00. right now at 6:00, heartbreak and grief in orlando as the nation mourns the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >> i just don't understand the hate. i don't understand people feeling like they have to attack people for being different. >> new daylights about the gunman and his motivation could more have been done

attack. >> there are strong indications of radicalization by this killer and potential inspiration by foreign terrorists organizations. >> the safety steps being taken here at home in the aftermath of orlando. fox 5 local news at 6:00 starts right now. thank you for joining us tonight, i'm shawn yancy. >> i'm tony perkins. an unimaginable attack in orlando over the weekend that the country is starting to process. one gunman filled 49 people at a gay night club before he was shot dead during a gun battle with a swat team. 53 other victims were injured. >> tonight the head of the fbi defended the bureau's prior investigation of the orlando shooter. >> fox 5 tom fitzgerald is live at fbi headquarters with more on the director's response. tom, it was notable today the director refused to even say the shooter's name. >> reporter: yes, that's correct, tony, he would only repeatedly call him the killer