i never saw cologne as ugly at all.harming in the least patronizing sense of the word. i mean, this city charms you. it takes you in. it makes you feel welcome. maybe it was the non-douchey beer culture here that appealed. i don't mean beer culture in a judgmental neck beard hovering over you waiting for you to decide between craft beers way either. i mean, but here decent beer is a way of life. it's a birthright. you don't talk about it too much. you freakin' drink it. beer here means, more often than not, kölsch. heinz grune has lived in cologne his whole life. >> heinz: cheers to the -- >> anthony: prost. he does marketing for several german breweries, so a kölsch is an integral part of both his social and business lives. kölsch is not a brand. what is this anyway? >> heinz: let's call it a style. it's a pale ale, and people love to drink it in high amounts. >> anthony: malzmuhle brewery has been slinging beer non-stop for the last 150 years. democratic, utilitarian, welcoming to all people with a powerful thirst. i

. >> angel cologne says he was trampled by patrons at the floor. >> i peeked over and i could see him shooting at everyone. >> the barrel of the killer's gun moved towards him. >> i looked over and he shoots the girl next to me. and i'm thinking i'm dead. i don't know how but by the glory of god he shoots towards my head and hits my hand and he shoots me and hits the side of my hip. >> his survival instincts likely saved him. >> i had no reaction and prepared to just stay there laying down so he won't know that i'm alive. >> the killer left this room and shortly thereafter a police officer came to cologne's aid. >> he looks at me and makes sure that i'm alive and grabs my han and says this is the only way to take you out. i'm in pain. >> through shattered glass the police officer dragged cologne across the street to where others were lying. >> i don't feel pain but i feel all of this blood on me from myself and other people and he drops me off across the street and i look the over there were bodies everywhere all in pain. >> patience carter and other patrons ran into a bathroom. >> we

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i just finished dancing with a friend, angel cologne.i looked at my brother and my back was turned, it was the shooter, just boom. boom. boom. boom. so it was the noises of the shots ringing that i heard. i turned and i see a big gun and he's headed towards where we are. i had people around me that were getting shot and to the floor. other people just going to the floor because of the shots rung out. at that moment i just knew it had to be a hate crime. it wasn't a little shoot out or disagreement or scuffle. not the manner in which this man came in to try to kill every single one of us. >> could you see his face? >> no. what i saw was the gun. and the barrel. i saw every time he shot, there was smoke and flame and my instinct was just to run. i didn't have anything with me to defend myself. i ran, everyone is falling to the ground, i'm seeing people next to me getting shot and killed before me. i started to exit. the only reason i'm here is because angel cologne was behind me so he got shot in his back. that bullet was supposed to be in

angel cologne, remarkably survived after being shot five times. he said the gunman would stand over his victims and fire repeatedly. trying to ensure they were dead. >> i look over and he shoots the girl next to me. and i'm just there lying down and i think i'm next, i'm dead. so i don't know how, but by the glory of god, he shoots towards my head but it hits my hand. and then he shoots me again and it hits the side of my p. i was just prepared to just stay there. laying down. so he wouldn't know that i am alive. >> now, a doctor here described patients not just coming in, but patients here, not just coming in by ambulance, but by the truckload, according to doctors and nurses here. and now of course, it helped that we are just a few blocks from pulse nightclub. so the victims could get treatment and care immediately. doctors and nurses here say the trauma bay looked like a war zone. with patients in every corner. of the 44 patients brought here, 27 are still hospitalized. six of them still in intensive care. there are eight surgeries scheduled fo

cologne? >> i'm not angry about what happened. it's why did it happen, but then again we have to know these things are going to happen, no matter what in these kind of places. >> prayer is helping you get through this, is that correct? >> yes, it is. it is -- i have been telling everybody, it's like last night i was thinking of my son and then i had to wake up early in the morning, just to pray. make a prayer and everything. i say we have a big god that looks over our own family. >> your son was shot three times. he's been through surgery. you have been in there and seen him. how's he doing? >> he's doing very good. i give my thanks to god for that. >> you are thinking of the shooter, as well. you are saying not to blame, not to be angry for the people that carry out terrorist, evil activities like this. that's your attitude? >> yes. we all have to get together, fight this kind of crime that's happening all around us. joining us together -- thank you, angel. his son shot three times. he survives. he thanks god. he says prayer is h

angel cologne was shot three times. each time the gunman returned to where he was hiding, the young woman next to him did not survive. 53 people are injured. some are still if grave condition in the hospital. in a testament to the amount of support going out to victims and families, a go fund me account was set up. as of this morning, $1.3 million had been donated, contributed by more than 33,000 people. >>> so tragic to hear. as the nation mourns, thousands of people across the bay area are showingç their support for the victims s of orlando from vigil to memorial in san jose last night. the tragedy touching people across the region. san francisco city hall beautifully lit up, as well. >> castro neighborhood filled the streets with somber vigils to honor those killed. stephanie chuang live with more how people are honoring the victims. >> good morning. oftentimes the lgbt community comes to castro to celebrate events. unfortunately last night this place was packed with hundreds mourning the loss of those orlando victi

. >> the killer left and shortly after a police officer came to cologne's aid. >> he looked at me and made sure i was alive and he grabs my han and he is like this is the only way i can take you out and i said carry me because i'm in pain. i couldn't walk. >> through shattered glass and blood and debris, the police officer grabbed cologne to where others were lying. >> i don't feel pain but i just feel all of the blood for myself and other people and he just dropped me off. across the street and i look over and there is bodies everywhere and we are all in pain. >> and other patients ran into a bathroom. >> we got trapped. the gunman entered the bathroom and was shooting his machine gun. >> he killed and maimed many before leaving. >> when police broke through the wall the broken pipe began to flood the bathroom leaving your survivors to believe they would drown. >> we came from the time of our live to the worse night. >> the victims' gratitude to the police, first responders, doctors and nurses is boundless. >> i would love you guys forever for doing that for me. >> now, one of the pe

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angel cologne had one week. he wanted to thank the police officer that pull him through broken glass and safety. >> i have been wanting to see the man that took me out of that horrible place that was filled with craziness. i was happy. >> officer omar dellgatto one of the first responders that entered the club when there was an active shooter and he pulled out four people. >> you only get one life and i'm glad he can be with his family and continue to live his life all because we all assisted him getting him out as fast as we could. >> six victims remain in critical condition across orlando backhoes are digging graves. three victims will be buried as green wood cemetery where the city has waved the $1500 plotted fee and the $850 filing fee. local merchants are donating flowers and limo sin services. new details emerge about the killer. he texted his wife two hours in the attack asking if she seen the news. she knew of his plans to carry out a jahadist attack has yet to be charged with a crime. we have learned th

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. >> reporter: the killer left this room and shortly thereafter, a police officer came to cologne's aid. >> he looked at me, make sure that i'm alive. he grabbed my hand and is there anyway that i can take you out? please carry me because i'm in pain right now. i couldn't walk or anything. >> reporter: through shattered glass and debris, the police officer dragged cologne across the street to where others were lying. >> i just feel of his blood on me, for myself and other people. and he just drops me off. across the street. i look over and there's bodies everywhere. all in pain. >> reporter: patients, carter and other patrons, ran into a bathroom. >> got trapped in there. the gunman entered the bathroom and was shooting his machine gun. >> reporter: he killed and maimed many before leaving. when police broke through the wall, the broken bathroom pipes started flooding the bathroom leaving survivors to believe that they would soon drowned. >> we went from having the time of our lives to the worst night of our lives. >> reporter: the victims gratitude to the police, first responders, doct

[ laughter ] but i -- my star wars cologne!"aughter ] police in canada had to respond to an incident last night where someone allegedly threw a cylinder of propane into a campfire during a dispute over whether the earth was flat or round. [ light laughter ] police aren't sure who threw it, but they're pretty sure they know which side of the argument he was on. [ laughter ] and finally, former republican presidential candidate herman cain said in a speech today that he feels donald trump is not a racist. said trump, "thank you ben carson." [ laughter ] we've got a great show for you tonight. [ cheers and applause ] from nbc's "maya & marty," he's the marty. martin short, the legend, is here tonight. the director of espn films, new docu-series, and i cannot stress enough, if you have not seen this thing it is fantastic. "o.j.: made in ameri by. so excited to talk to him. [ cheers and applause ] and we will have stand-up from fortune feimster. she is absolutely fantastic. [ cheers and applause ] real quick, last night in the wake,

angel cologne told his story and thanked the surgeons that saved his life. we'll maryland more in the next half hour. >>> philadelphia police are trying to track down the vehicle and the driver involved in a deadly hit and run and the crash happened last night in the somerdale section of the city. a car went through a red light and hit the woman on adams after into. the woman was thrown 200 feet in the air and pronounced dead in the scene. the striking vehicle was last seen going east on adams avenue. >>> traffic is moving again after a rough morning commute on the schuylkill expressway, because of a crash on the eastbound lanes approaching girard avenue. other vehicles including a septa bus collided and nobody was hurt. all lanes were reopened by 8:00 a.m. but traffic was backed up throughout the morning rush. >>> another nice afternoon with partly sunny skies and a nice breeze. sky 6 hd taking a look at the center city skyline, temperatures in the 70s and we could hit maybe 80 later today. skies are mostly clear and may not need the umbrella until perhaps

the cologne institute for economic research says berlin needs some 80 thousand apartments by 2020 top with its ballooning population. but only about 14,000 are rented out through online services, a small fraction of the number needed. whether or not that matters, and whether apartment owners can or cannot rent up their space as they wish, will now be decided by an appellate court. sarah: your up-to-date on the latest business news. we will turn to some sports now. russian tennis star maria sharapova has been banned from the game for two years for doping. in january, the five-time grand slam championship tested positive for a banned drug. she called punishment unfairly harsh. let's bring in dw sports or respondent anthony howard. was this a harsh ruling? anthony: it has been a public relations tug-of-war ever since it was announced in march. it is hard to understand which side is coming down on the side of truth. but really, they have been at war during this period. the defense was based around the fact that she did not realize the drug that was previously ok to take had been placed o

and the mayor of cologne, who herself was wounded in a similar attack last year, said that the debt ofo cox -- death of jo cox really pains me. other news, doctors without borders taking a stand against the european union. they have made no secret that they disagree with the migration policy. in particular, a deal with turkey to read -- return migrants ipo. now, they will reject all funding from the eu in protest. reporter: doctors without borders saving 140,000 margaret's -- migrants at sea. they are set on continuing the mission, but have decided to stop taking money from the european union. the organization says that the eu's policy is shameful. >> it is difficult for us to take money from an organization, to basically fix the problems they are creating somewhere else. it is a good stance and it will generate -- i am happy and proud. reporter: doctors without borders is particularly critical of the recent turkey deal. they say it is effectively trapping migrants in greece, for months. they say over the past 1.5 years , doctors have treated over 200,000 migrants in europe and on the

. >> we told them about angel cologne -- he was shot five times and survived. >> i don't know how -- by the glory of god -- he shot toward my head but it hit my hand. and he shoots me again and it hits the side of my hip. >> that is wonderful news. >> definitely an answered prayer. >> we have met people from across the country who have come here to help. they are offering food, water, and even how this to people who need them. reporting live from orlando, wusa9. you have seen it first-hand yourself. we incredible comfort -- of the incredible compassion out here. >> we have indeed. thank you. we saw that play out last night right in front of the doctor phillips reporting -- center. thousands of people gathering there for a vigil. the first opportunity folks have had to come together collectively and embrace and share thoughts and prayers about the victims and wrap their minds around this tragedy. we will be back with you in about 10 minutes. we will share with you, the story of a local woman who lives right down the street from here and her 2-year-old son who is that this exact spot l

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