if you're not up to date on gabby douglas, i take out my remote. how old is gabby douglas?e special content for the voice remote all around the olympics, so it gives you all the information you want. gives you some options. that's just another way for me to personalize my experience by favori i favoriting gabby douglas. causes me to then say, show my olympic favorites. and, oops, i skipped past it so fast. you obviously can pick by person, by sport, by country. lots of different ways. go back to the homepage and you'll see rio where we went in, but there's also another opportunity that nbc has created with gold zone. gold zone is one of the streams that will just be every highlighted moment. every medal, every final. live replays. so let's take a look at gold zone. so usa wins the medley and it causes me to say, how is the usa doing? and an instant medal count. so it's just going to be a totally different immersed experience. i notice it's just after 8:00, i want to go watch the nbc primetime show. watch nbc. well, a little bit after 8:00, so one of the x1 features we offer

. >> we are all extremely proud of gabby for everything. she's done so much more than anybody expected. >> that's gabby and she was diagnosed with osteo sarcoma at nine years old. after an accident they discovered she had cancer. >> they removed my cancer which was in my lower femur/knee. they removed my whole knee and took my lower tibia and rotated it 180 degrees backwards and reattached it to my upper thigh area. now my ankle acts as a knee joint. >> that's bloody genius. >> look how well it works. >> incredible. >> fascinating. >> it took several p.t. sessions getting the motion back in my ankle and taking my first steps without any assistance. no walker or crutches. then a year after that i was dancing again. >> she decided to go back to dancing because she's so passionate about it. >> she is doing great. look at her ballet moves. >> incredible. not only does it work, it works well enough for her to dance like that. >> not like ballet is easy. she's picking one of the hardest disciplines as well. it's inspiring. >> when she needs to do

veterans and committees chaired by mark kelly and gabby giffords , veterans general mcchrystal wrote the op-ed about the involvement of veterans in this body. in many times during the night i quoted some of these relating to the it is not diversity engaged in the anti-gun islands fight and the involvement of our veterans. so public safety, public health, it's all related and what do republicans do? instead of giving us a vote that passed really pathetic bills. it's been four months since president obama submitted his emergency supplemental bill request for his ego. four months for emergency. think of that, four months for an emergency funding and house republicans have goggled and delayed and obstructed. they are trying to shortchange a response to this virus and threatens to do devastating damage to america's families and children. we have said before some children that might be affected by this may not be able to walk, talk, hear or see and cost $10 million to sustain their lives for the short time that they will live, maybe 10 years old. malformation, it's sexually-transmitted and

. >> let's bring in gabby morangello and alex seitz ward. good morning to you both.lex, i'll begin with you here. sanders is ignoring the super delegates in his math we heard him describe there. it is something keeps on doing. is that unrealistic? is he hurting rather than helping himself by refusing to acknowledge the way the process works? >> well, that's exactly right. he's doing a bit of clever accounting and so what he's doing is he's counting the super delegates when it comes to the magic number he referred to, 2383 delegates. he's saying hillary clinton still needs to reach majority of all delegates, which includes super delegates but not letting her use super delegates to reach that number. it doesn't really reflect reality. it is not typically how we have used these numbers in the past. we always looked at both super delegates and pledged den ga ed and declared a presumptive nominee. i think what he's doing, he's decided he wants to stay in at least through june 14th, district of columbia to the convention in july and reverse engineered new ways to get there

i remember when the first shooting i can remember was gabbie giffords. i don't know what year that was, 2007, maybe? 2009 or 2010? and it never stopped after that. it was constant, you would hear about gun violence on the news, and i just -- i hope that something is done from this because it's scary and it's really not -- not good, you know. i can't stress how just appalling and disgusting it is what the republicans are doing right now and i stand with all the democrats and i hope something gets done because it's just a basic -- we need to do something small right now right now. host: you may have seen democrat leader pelosi. thanks, maggie. you may have seen democratic leader pelosi on the floor. she was going to read she tchinald speaker to turn on the microphones to read a letter from gabbie giffords. i think that shooting was in 2012, i may be wrong on that sue is in limerick, maine, on our independent line. are you there? caller: i want to thank you -- i want to thank c-span for airing this and allowing comments. i don't always listen to c-span, i a

let's do this for gabby. let's do this for the families of the victims from the pulse night club in orlando. let's do it for the victims of aurora, for the victims of columbine, for the victims of a community college in oregon. let's do this not only for the families of the victims, but for the future, for our kids, for those 5-year-old kids who were in the bedroom afraid of a lockdown. let's do this for our future. mr. speaker, no bill, no break. enough is enough. [applause] >> i'm also so proud to announce again that we've been joined by yet another senator, the great senator from the state of new hampshire, jane shah recent. -- shaheen. [applause] ms. jackson lee: thank you, thank you for your voice and your strength. thank you, john lewis. thank you, catherine. thank you to all of the members . my heart is fluttering. y soul is not tired. i'm sick and tired of being sick and tired. but i am not solefully -- soulfully tired. the empty chair of this speaker does not intimidate me. the hardened heart does no

gabby giffords. giffords had been pro-gun, the proud owner of a glock 17 handgun. >> we must do something. it will be hard, but the time is now. you must act. be bold. be courageous. americans are counting on you. thank you. >> it's decision day for new gun control legislation in the senate. >> the first votes taken today on the gun safety legislation. >> members of the families in the gallery today... >> with parents of the victims looking on... >> sitting in the gallery watching the vote, i was so anxious. and i genuinely thought we were going to be okay. it would be close, but i thought it would go through. >> mr. baucus, mr. begich... >> narrator: the votes of five key senators would decide the matter. none of them would agree to talk to frontlinabout their position. as the roll was called, the crucial votes were slipping away. >> i remember sitting there kind of in a daze... >> mr. lautenberg, mr. leahy, mr. lee... >> ...and that's about all. i just... i'm sorry that i have such a... >> mr. reed

so gabby, let's start with you. this renewed dump trump evident, are they tilting at wind mills or is there a path to get there? >> what is interesting about this effort is these individuals could actually influence the convention rules committee and other delegate. they are able to convince them that installing a conscience clautz that would unbind the delegates from supporting a certain candidate based on the outcome of the state's nominating contest that would ensure that republicans would have a better ticket than the one they have right now. if they can unbind all of these delegates and they can convince the rules committee to do that, that's great. the problem with this is that we are now a month away from the republican national convention. this is going to take a great deal of organizing. over the next few weeks to not only get the support of delegates but to lobby members of the rules committee and in addition to that, the republican national committee this week as well as their newly appointed rules commit

gabby, i'm going to start with you. mr. trump perceives this brexit vote as reflecting movement here in the united states something he'll benefit from. what's the conventional wisdom in d.c. about this? >> well, there is a lot of spillover and parallels we're seeing. a lot didn't expect british citizens to vote the way they did, similar to how a lot of pundits, people, political insiders didn't expect republicans and independents to vote overwhelmingly for donald trump in the gop primaries. and, you know, a lot of the working class british citizen who is have since done interviews and explained why they voted to leave the eu have said they didn't feel they were reaping the benefits promised to them when the uk entered the eu. and that's a sentiment that donald trump is capitalized on here in the u.s. people feel as if they're not receiving what they were promised to begin with. so there are some parallels here. that's why you're seeing donald trump now tell voters that they can have their own type of brexit in november if t

and of course from gabby giffords and the work she's been doing, she talks about this issue, as well. sad and dark day for this country we love. we want to say this tragedy is unthinkable, but it is not. once again a mass shooting has torn a community apart, our country is in the grip of a gun violence crisis. it claimed at least 50 lives early this morning. it claimed 33,000 lives last year. so gabby giffords and her husband mark kelly trying to find what they call responsible solutions to the gun crisis. political politically i've seen statements from a number of members of congress who also say when the smomt right after the initial information is learned, grieving takes place, does it bring about how it deal with issues represented to guns, specifically assault weapon, the availability of guns to those who might have mental illness, some of those core yeses that the political community has wrestled with. that will be a part of this presidential debate. and is there any kind of legislative solution that can take place. p very different feelings in this country about that. earlier w

if you're not up to date on gabby douglas, i take out my remote. how old is gabby douglas? have special content for the voice remote all around the olympics, so it gives you all the information you want. gives you some options. that's just another way for me to personalize my experience by favoriting gabby douglas. causes me to then say, show my olympic favorites. and oops, i skipped past it so fast. you obviously can pick by person, by sport, by country. lots of different ways. go back to the homepage and you'll see rio where we went in, but there's also another opportunity that nbc has created with gold zone. gold zone is one of the streams that will just be every highlighted moment. every medal, every final. live replays. so let's take a look at gold zone. so usa wins the medley and it causes me to say, how is the usa doing? and an instant medal count. so it's just going to be a totally different immersed experience. i notice it's just after 8:00, i want to go watch the nbc primetime show. watch nbc. well, a little bit after 8:00, so one of the x1 features we offer is re

were not up-to-date on gabby douglas so i pick up my remote. how old is gabby douglas?e will have special content for the voice remote all over the olympics. it gives you all the information you want. it gives you some options. there's another way for me to personalize my experience by favoring gabby douglas. i can then say show me my olympic favorites. oops, i skipped past it too fast. you can choose by person, sport, country, lots of different ways. go back to the homepage and you will see rio where we went in but there's also another opportunity that nbc has created with gold zone. gold zone is one of the streams that will just be every highlighted moment. every metal, every final live, replace. let's take a a look at gold zone the usa wins the metal. it causes me to say how is the usa doing? then i have an instant metal count. it's just going to be a totally different immersed experience. i notice it's just after 8:00 o'clock and i want to watch a primetime show. watch nbc. well it's a little bit after eight so one of the features that we offer is restart. just clic

sent to all, gabby of us a letter, because that she wanted us to know that she is with us. said, and i will read it, it is dated june 22, 2016. dear members of the house and former colleagues, there is no where i would rather be right now then with you. on the floor of the people's house, representing southern arizona, fighting for our country, and trying to make our communities safer. -- it is myion regret. it is the inspiration for my continued commitment. fighting gun violence takes great courage. courage whenreat my life was on the line. and i have seen great courage in many of you right now. americans are grappling with the gun violence crisis. it is a crisis that tears apart the lives of so many americans and touches every community. private.h public and in our homes and on our streets, and work, the church, had movies, at a dance club, at a school, and that a school again. corner, theyour victims always have so much life ahead of them, they are white, black, asian, latino, lesbian, gay, transgender, queer, straight, their christian and muslim and jewish and sikh. the

. >>> plus gold medalist gabby douglas is headed back to the olympics but is she concerned about the zika virus in rio? you don't want to miss her answer coming up on "nbc 10 news at 5." >>> this is nbc 10 news. >> olympic gold medalist gabby douglas isn't letting the zika virus keep her away from the 2016 olympic games in rio. the 20-year-old told the "associated press" mosquitos like, whatever, i'm going. this is my shot. i don't care about no stupid no bugs. end quote. brazil's one of the countries hit hardest by the zika virus. the olympic hopeful says the risk zika poses for some people, especially pregnant women, doesn't apply to her. by the way, we're just 60 days away from the start of the olympic games. watch all the events right here on nbc 10. >>> switching gears now, we have new information on vice president biden's cancer moon shot initiative. today he announced the launch of the open access data resource program. the public platform that will allow researchers to easily share, store, and analyze anscar data. the v.p. made the announcement during the american society of

gabby gifford's group. the phone with 100 of the groups last sunday in preparation for the communication and activism we needed. so with that, i'd be pleased to take any questions you may have. yes. if i don't associate your voice in your direction, it's because i haven't been to sleep yet. did any of you get any sleep last night? i don't know. >> representative lewis said last night that you guys crossed the first bridge, that when you come back july 5th, you expect to continue in some capacity. speaker ryan said it's a danger roadwa -- dangerous precedent to hijack the floor. >> we'll be meeting to determine how we go forward, but we're still here. we will be as we had ended the debate on the floor, spoke to our folks outside and were so proud of them. many of them were there overnight and even in the rain, large crowds of people who have been communicating with congress to the tune of hundreds of thousands of calls. the -- and visits. we'll finish here, then we have our activism for all of next week beca

veterans forming these committees formed by mark kelly and gabby for, veterans, general mcchrystal wrote the op-ed about the involvement of veterans in this fight. on any number of occasions during the night i quoted some of these are beds relating to the additional diversity engaged in the anti- gun violence fight. and involved in the tough act. so public safety, public health, protecting the american people is all related and what did they do instead of giving us a vote on guns? they passed a really headache zika bill. it is been four months since president has requested this for zika, think of that for months for emergency funding. house republicans have donald, delay, and, delay, and obstructed trying to shortchange our response to this virus and thread to do devastating damage to american families and children. we have said it before, some some children who might be affected by this may not be able to walk, talk, hear, or see. it cost about 10,000,000 dollars to sustain their life for the short time that they will live, maybe ten years old. this malformation, it is sexually transmit

. >>> gabby gifford absolutely sickened to hear of the assassination of jo cox, she was young, courageous, a rising star and mother and wife. >>> a possible break into the crash of egypt 804. crews have recovered the cockpit recorder. the black box was damaged but investigators were able to access its memory unit. 66 people were on board that paris to cairo flight. >>> a terrorist bomb is expected but no group is yet to claim responsibility. >>> the thunderbirds will perform this weekend in father land. these are -- maryland. these are photos. the thunderbirds have been grounded since one of them crashed. the pilot ejected and was not seriously huer. >>> philadelphia is the first to pass today gave final approval to a 1 1/2 1/2% tax. the soda industry is expected to fight the tax. >>> all fueling a rash of wild fires out west. one of them in santa barbara california is burning out of control. campers and residents have been ordered out of the area. >> it is hot out there right now. they are going through a massive heat wave but here we have got a little bit cooler. >> it's been really tou

follow this story and have a live report on "action news" at 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., and 6:00 p.m., but, gabbyi sharing their part of the investigation into the massacre in orlando. we'll have more when we come right back. and travel upstream to the brain where it can block blood flow and cause a stroke. but if you have afib that's not caused by a heart valve problem, pradaxa can help stop clots from forming. pradaxa was better than warfarin at reducing the risk of stroke, in a clinical trial - without the need for regular blood tests. and, in the rare event of an emergency, pradaxa is the only oral blood thinner other than warfarin with a specific reversal treatment to help your body clot normally again. pradaxa is not for people who have had a heart valve replacement. don't stop taking pradaxa without talking to your doctor. stopping increases your risk of stroke or blood clots. ask your doctor if you need to stop pradaxa before any planned medical or dental procedure. pradaxa can cause serious, and sometimes, fatal bleeding. don't take pradaxa if you have abnormal bleeding. and seek immedia

aly raisman and gabby dug los, but today, steve penny tells me biles is an obvious choice. >> prooer pretty confidence they're going to be success ffu at the rio olympics. >> he went on to say he believes the 2016 team will be the most talented gymnastics team in american history. >> like we did for the super bowl, there will be lot of activities for people to interact with the visitors and hopefully, the athletes. >> san jose deputy city manager says the trials will offer a huge boost for south bay businesses. the competition is is sold out. 17,000 people will pack into s.a.p. center next friday and sunday and thousands more will be in town for the usa gymnastics annual convention. >> if you don't have tickets, they're already old out, but there are some free public events if you are a gymnastics fan. in the '90s, you may remember the magnificent seven. they'll be back for a free parade next saturday, so you can get a glimpse of them. michelle roberts, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. we continue to countdown to the opening ceremonies of the li olympic game, now just 39 da

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echoing the attempted murder of former congresswoman gabby giffords who tweeted she was absolutely sickened at this assassination. cox's husband tweeted this picture of her saying she'd have wanted that our precious children are bathed in love. and that we all unite to fight against the hatred that killed her. politicians united tonight in a shocked country. bill neely, nbc news, london. >>> now to a stark warning here at home from the director of the cia over the threat from isis. john brennan told congress today efforts to defeat isis on the battlefield have not put a dent in the group's ability to carry out terror attacks. and he warns they're already planning more carnage in the west. nbc's richard engel has the story. >> reporter: isis is bigger and more widespread than al qaeda ever was. and isn't getting weaker. according to an especially sober cia assessment today. >> our efforts have not reduced the group's terrorism capability and global reach. >> reporter: the cia director also warned isis is now trying to stage its fighters into position for more violence. >> isil is training an

. >> this from gabby, tonight made me realize so much, cherish life and friends and family, never know when your time is up. lastly, amazing to see a whole community get together, you boys will be missed so much. one more from kb. life is so short, cherish friends, tell them you love them #clarksburgstrong. >> thanks, adam. >>> developing details in another story, dc police, a manhunt continues for the person who shot 4 people on a busy street corner during the day. that shooting at the corner of north capitol and new york avenue also led to the injury of a responding police officer and it tied up traffic for hours during the evening rush. wusa 9's garrett gar joins us live-- garrett joins u northwest washington with more. >> reporter: police say a single gunman came down north capitol and approached several man outside the liquor store opening fire on them. the assault and his escape were witnessed from above. the surveillance cameras installed on the corner above big ben's liquor store snapd the grain y images of the suspected shooter. his plain dark clothing and the mask covering hi

our best to gabby. mark kelly with us out of arizona. we'll see which way they go.more breaking news and we'll get to that now. thank you, mark. we'll talk real soon. >> thank you. martha: so as we wait for the report to come from the fbi about the orlando terror attack that will happen at the top of the hour, the feds are set to release partial transcripts of the gunman's call to police. and while we wait for those, we're getting exclusive look at a hotbed for terror recruitment that has been existing and thriving really in the united states. harris faulkner went to there. she got a inside look at minnesota where one in four americans who join isis are recruited. she joins us now. harris, talk to us a little bit what is going on in this pocket in minnesota that has density of this issue like no place else in the country. >> more east africans and somali, former citizens, now american citizens outside of mogadishu, the largest population outside of their homeland in minnesota. so i want to start there. the headline with all of this, martha, from what we found out in

it resembles when gabby giffords was shot parties campaigning for and against membership in the e.u. suspended their campaigns. giffords tweeted the sentiment felt by all. absolutely sick ined to hear of the as nation of jo cox. she was a young courage and hard-working mother and wife. >>> wildfires out west, forcing the evacuation of thousands of southern california, new mexico and arizona. the fast moving sherpa fire is the biggest concern right now tas grew overnight, fire crews used this quantity of fire retardant there, 66 million people across the west. under heat advisories now, hot, dry conditions to fuel more wildfires. >>> i know it's the season, bill, but you never want to hear this. it's frightening. >> a really difficult train. the firefighters, you know, it is going to burn for a while. let's get into this heat. obviously the hote doeat dome ig story. advisories and warnings go from the desert southwest to burbank, phoenix, tucson, all the way to savannah, georgia. 13 million under heat advisories. the peak will be sunday/monday. tucson's all time record high, 117. 110

it bears some resemblance to the shooting of gabby giffords who was shot in arizona. as flags on britain government buildings were lowered to half-staff and parties campaigning for and against membership in the e.u. their campaigns, gifford said absolutely sickened to hear of the assassination of jo cox. she was young, courageous and hard working, a rising star and mother and wife. >>> and wildfires are continuing to rage out west, prompting evacuations. the sherpa fire grew overnight and fire crews had to use industrial scale fire retardant. 66 million people across the west are under heat advisories this weekend. just mounting concerns that the hot, dry conditions could fuel more wildfires. >>> ten minutes past the hour. just ahead which major u.s. city is the first to tax soda and sugary sweets? >>> and the pope had a close encounter with a tiger. you're watching "first look." constipated? trust number one doctor recommended dulcolax use dulcolax tablets for gentle overnight relief suppositories for relief in minutes and stool softeners for comfortable relief of ha

olympic jimnist gabby douglas is again showing her fierce side.hen asked if she's worried about the zika virus warnings in brazil, she said mosquitos? i don't care about no stupid bugs. she won gold in 2012 as part of the u.s. squad back in london. >>> in next story will likely be considered sacrilegetology cheeseheads. their leaderas ray. >> aaron rodgers has dropped milk products including that wisconsin favorite cheese. from his diet" 32-year-old made the change to try to hold back father time. he says more truths and veggies will help him play longer. giving up dairy in wisconsin. >> i wonder what it's like when a change in your diet makes news? the whole world talks about the fact that you don't eat cheese anymore. >>> rob gronkowski has shed weight from the top of his head. he shed his locks to raise cash. >> gronk and some of his teammates sat in the barber chair this weekend for the seventh annual buzz off to help kids fighting cancer. more than 1,000 people took part and raised nearly $1 million. >> are you okay with that. >> i like the l

we talked a lot about one of the most extraordinary and heroic colleagues, gabby gifford. debbie wasserman schultz read her letter. there was another congresswoman who also showed remarkable courage. she has left us. that was former congress when caroline mccarthy. republican nurse on long island who wasn't involved in politics. many of you remember her. one day, or husband and son were returning home on long island railroad. her husband never made it. did make it home be made into a hospital. there were slaughtered with dozens of other long islanders on the long island railroad. she decided that she was going to try to do something about it. ae ran for congress q was republican. she realized they were going to theothing that stopped tragedy that befell the family so she became a democrat. she ran for congress. she served it with distinction. she promised she would serve for as long a she could to get sensible gun safety legislation passed. ill two years ago. she strugglede -- with the decision and finally made the decision that she would not run for reelection will stop a

former congresswoman gabby gifford said that the assassination of mp jo cox at the hands of man driven by hatred is a manifestation of a coarseness in our politics that must stop. >>> one year after announcing his candidacy and declaring he doesn't need anybody's money, trump is angling away from the battleground states and focusing on fund-raising instead. sources tell "the new york times" that the private events for donors were often scheduled first followed by his campaign rallies. and that trump has informed people raising money he's not interested in traveling to states for donor events unless there is a rally scheduled as well. meanwhile, hillary clinton announced upcoming campaign events in the battleground states of north carolina and ohio. trump was in texas last night beginning a series of fund-raisers with one in dallas and two more in san antonio and houston today. and tomorrow, trump will go to arizona for a fund-raiser that will coincidentally take place at the home of 1964 gop nominee barry goldwater. some republicans are starting to fear a 1964-like land slide as it has

came close to losing a colleague and lost many along with her at a congresswoman on your conner when gabby gibts was shot. thankfully she survived but many others in the shooting prished and we can only relate too well when one of the family is killed that way. >> congressman, thank you very much for joining me. adam schiff there. >> thank you. >> you're watching bbc world news america. still to come on this program, catching a wave in india. it may not be the first place you would think to surf but one american is about to change all hat. >> the egyptian team investigating last month's airline crash in the mediterranean say that they have recovered the plane's cockpit voice recorder after a complicated salvage operation. the search team said the instrument has been damaged but its memory unit is intact. signals from one of the flight recorders have been picked up by french naval vessel two weeks ago. the airbus 320 disappeared on its way from paris to cairo with 66 people onboard. our cairo correspondent says the discovery as big development. >> now the black box has been retrieved and we

it bears referableance to gabby giffords who was shot in arizona. parties campaigning for and against the membership in eu, su giffords tweeted the sentiment felt by many saying, absolutely sickened to hear of the assassination of jo cox. she was young and courageous and hard working, a rising star, mother, and wife. >>> wildfires continue to rage out west back here in the united states in arizona and new mexico. fire crews used industrial scale quantities of fire retardant. some 66 million people across the west are under heat advisories this weekend which is mounting concerns that the hot, dry conditions could fuel more wildfires. so let's talk about that with meteorologist bill karins who is here with that. definitely not what they need. >> yeah, dry, hot, windy is the worst conditions for firefighters. it's not historic yet but this weekend it will become a historic heat wave. the advisorieadvisories. 36 million people under heat i haves a under heat watches and go to warnings this weekend. here is where it's dangerous. this is where an all-time

but olympian gabby douglas says she is going. 150 health experts recently called for the olympic games to be postponed, but the world health organization says the situation on the ground doesn't justify that. still, it is calling for an emergency zika summit next week. tom costello, nbc news, washington. >>> what was once tropical storm colin is heading out to sea tonight, but up to ten inches of rain left a real mess in florida. take a look. rescuers were still moving people to higher ground today. strong winds and surging tides caused major beach erosion. an unexpected visitor, a manatee, washed over a seawall and wound up on someone's lawn. at least one tornado was confirmed near jacksonville. >>> here in california, more fallout tonight over that sexual assault case involving a former stanford university athlete who received a sentence of just six months for a sexually assaulting a woman. hundreds of thousands of people have signed a petition demanding the recall of the judge. we get more on all this from nbc's gadi schwartz. >> reporter: online, a huge outpouring of support for th

gabby douglas finished fourth. win their second consecutive copa america title. and for the second straight year it came down to penalty kicks. francisco silva meted the final attempt securing the victory for the chileans. the world's best player lionel messi missed on his try. and after the march the 29-year-old messi said that he is retiring from the argentinean national team. i'm betty nguyen and this is "first look" on msnbc. don't forget to like us on facebook. "way too early" starts right now. >>> why was it appropriate for mr. trump to be promoting a golf course on the day of, frankly, what could be the most impactful decision that a country has made that impacts, you know, the -- the global community in a way that we've not fully krending yet, and he's promoting a golf course in the middle of his campaign. >> first of all, mr. trump is an international businessman. his success as an international businessman and a person who gets things done is one of the attractions of his candidacy. so that when he says h

it goes from charleston to aurora to gabby giffords in tucson san bernardino fort hood, orlando, alsohe boston marathon bombing. and the community college in oregon. the list goes on and on. when we think of donald trump categorizeing this toward some type of muslim issue, my list is more dominated by white men who have had access to buy these types of weapons and not a part of the muslim faith. if we look at chicago over the weekend, they reportedly had at least eight people killed and 36 others wounded in a string of crimes where chicago is suffering from an issue of black on black crime. how we're able to put this together in a thoughtful way that actually makes sense and stops divideing left and right and it just gets people in your position to think how can i protect american to american? >> that's a really good question. i think it may be the key here. every time another american dies because a bullet shatters that american's body there's a whole bunch of things going on. in orlando, yes it looks like this guy was radicalized by isis looks like there was some homophobia at play

my colleague and neighbor, gabby giffords. who continues to lead the fight for gun safety and ending the senseless gun violence. i thought after the feelings and horrors that occurred in 2000 that this house at the very minimum would act on behalf of one of our own. from tucson to orlando and all that accompanied those, the ssacres we all know about, this house and the republican leadership, nothing. a moment of silence, yes. and then back to nothing. we today are telling speaker ryan and the republican leadership that was said before, enough is enough. and they can avoid the reality. they can avoid dealing with this issue. but a lot has been said about the american people's cynicism. the frustration with gun vinyl and what is happening today is they are finally realizing and seeing for themselves that there are members of congress that are here today, the democrats, that are fighting for them. and the american people are realizing that they have those members in congress. and -- they are fighting for their families, for the f

about a year later my mom has my sister gabby.ow he has a kid with my mom and a kid with my sister at the same time. and they're only about a year difference. and now we're all living together. >> they were under the impression that they were cousins. unbeknownst to them, they were actually brother and sister. >> it was about 2001. my mom starts getting sick. it was concentrated in her lungs, so she was struggling to breathe. all i remember is, you know, my mom, you know, walking past us and saying, you know, take care of yourselves. she said, said take care of yourselves. and, you know, i'll see you guys. >> when lydia died of cancer, ana now becomes the mother figure for both gabriela and moises. and becomes the surrogate wife, if you will, of tomas. >> i can't imagine going to my mother's funeral and knowing that if she was going through that tortuous death process that she knew the devil incarnate was going to take over her family. >> in 2003, my sister was pregnant again. bringing to life rachel. and i asked her, who's the da

gabby douglas will be there.sists the zika virus won't keep her away. >>> the boy and the lion. the boy turns away here. the lion then starting to charge toward the boy. stopped by that thick glass. zookeepers say the lion only wanted to play with the toddler, didn't mean any harm. nice try. >>> comedian john of little verve making history. on his show, oliver staging the largest giveaway on tv. he cleared nearly $15 million in medical debts for about 9,000 people who couldn't pay them. incredible. >>> when we come back on a monday, america strong tonight. the stunning moment. the crowning of miss usa revealing the other uniform, though, that fits her best. crowd sounds ] oooh! [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. frustrated with your overactive can't handle the side effects? botox® treats symptoms of leaking,

gabby greko was paid to entertain five men on a plane in 2013. she said she didn't know two were new york city officer. >> i wanted to tell my side of the story and humanize myself so i wasn't labeled i'm far from that. >> greko says she is now an actress. >>> more on the brexit. at the closing well, the dow had its biggest loss in nearly a year. bank stocks were hit the global economy. david cameron announced his plans resign. far right parties in other countries are calling for referendums to also leave the european union. britain's vote to leave is the first step down a long road. the exit is certain to take years. this will be a long process. >> reporter: british lawmakers have not established a time line for the brexit. yesterday the british pound tumbled to the lowest level against the dollar in 30 years, and flights may be cheaper, and once you arrive, you will get more bang for your buck. on the flip side, don't expect here. >>> happening today, emergency response teams will conduct a full scale drill at laguardia airport. passengers and

joining me now, gabby, we start with you, i am not clear, and i have spoken to a couple of donald trump supporters, does it mean perhaps ban gets more selective with respect to targets countries? or actually expanding it to include christians from those areas as well as overall temporary muslim ban? >> well, it is difficult to say right now. thosare the questions that need to be continued to be asked of donald trump. one of his top serogates could alabama governor jeff sessions said some country likely included would be yemen, pakistan, egypt, sir aircraf syria iran. his serogates are outlining specifics but donald trump don himself has been quiet. as we heard, that interview with john roberts would this apply specific 3 muslims or to people belonging to other relindons? charles: tammy, this is a central issue. that 46 between donald trump and the establishment g.o.p., this is trade. -- this and trade, is it possible that amending his sort of broad 1.6 billion people to a more select -- that could help resolve that. >> we're also getting off track, that it was never a ban, remember what

of interesting elements and one is this the beginning of the obama administration, the shooting of gabbyndy hook, charleston and everything that has come since, it takes an election year to get these guys to say there actually is something we can do. john lewis, democrats holding hands, it's incredibly poignant but why now and why not ever before but it is good in the immediate rollout for hillary clinton, it takes attention from donald trump bashing her and gives an opportunity for democrats to come around something they believe in and it happens to come on a day when she is popping through to make on -- make a visit before she goes back out on the road. john: what do you think about -- it's the first day where it felt like to traditional presidential campaigns running in traditional ways and then this completely unexpected thing pops up and throws everything off kilter. talk about what that does to the overall narrative of the day. was goingknew clinton to be meeting with the democrats and we knew president was going to be signing this bipartisan bill on epa regulations at the white ho

veterans forming committees chaired by gabby gifford.wrote the op ed about the involvement of veterans in this fight. on any number of occasions during the night, i quoted some of these op eds related to the additional diversity engaged in the anti-gun violence and the involvement of our veterans. so public safety. public health, protecting the american people is all related and what do the republicans do, instead of giving us a vote on guns, they passed really pathetic zika bill. it has been four months since president obama submitted his emergency supplemental bill to reque request zika. think of that, four months for an emergency funding. house republicans have doddled, delayed and obstructed trying to short-change our response to this virus threatens to do devastating damage to american families and children. some children that might be affected by this, not being able to walk, talk, hear or see. it costs about $10 million to sustain their lives for the short time that they will live, maybe ten years old. malformations, it is sexuall

something that i've been working on, working on with people like mayor bloomberg and congresswoman gabby> if you've been working on it, why have you been unable to persuade more of your fellow republicans to come over to your side of this issue? what is so hard -- >> listen, this can be complicated in terms of trying to make sure you're moving legislation. and so i am working on terms of trying to make sure we're getting a bipartisan solution to move forward. we need 218 votes here in the house of representatives to move an initiative forward. i'm going to continue to work toward those very things. my hope is that others will say i'm going to the same. >> secretary clinton called for a reinstatement of the assault weapon ban, whether that was identical to the one that was lapsed under the bush administration, there's been legislation filed by alan gayson to that extent. would you support that legislation? >> i think that all options have to be on the table. >> but that specifically? >> i'm working on why don't we get the background legislation passed? it's common sense legislation we wan

. >> gabby is also a front run are along with rising star lori hernandez. next friday and again on sunday, 17,000 fans will pack into sap center to see their favorite gymnasts compete. >> san jose loves gymnastic so there is a lot of support for the trials. >> kim wallace says there will be a huge boost for south bay businesses. in addition to fans, annual usa gymnastics convention will draw thousands of people. >> like for the super bowl, there will be lots of activity for people to interact with and hopefully the athletes. >> the trials are sold out and there are three events downtown. the magnificent 7 as you may remember from the '90s who won gold will be back together in san jose and making appearances. michelle roberts, nbc, bay area news. >> it is exciting. thank you. just a reminder, just 39 days from the start of the olympic games. i will be heading it rio this summer and bring you live reports throughout the whole olympics. >> up next here at 6:00, abortions rights supporters are celebrating a big win tonight. how the impact of today's supreme cou