abel has been here for ten months.oday is his shot to convince the release committee he's ready to go home. >> we review their packet, and we know that they're essentially eligible to come to the release committee for review, but we don't ever talk about it in advance. you had how many counts of battery? >> four. >> what were the batteries about? >> racism. >> racism? tell me what that means. >> when i was going to school, when i just came up here, there were a bunch of kids calling me names, so back in the day, i would react to any stupid stuff. somebody call me a name, i would react and start fighting right away. >> that's how i mostly got all my batteries from, people calling me names. >> was any of that gang related? >> no, sir. >> talk to me about your victims. >> victims? they were rivalry gang members, so we don't get along with them for certain reasons. >> you just told me a few minutes ago that those were not gang related. >> what victims are you talking about? >> any. >> any? well some gang members and some w

abel went to work right away. 20 minutes after abel arrived he was already alerting to mason and he had sugar of 260. he goes everywhere mason goes and just a month ago abel hit the halls of south county high school with him. for all three people who live in this home abel the service dog has been a guardian and life changer. i'm able to breathe a little bit easier at night knowing that mason has abel to be not only his friend. he's his ua gives us all a sense of peace. >> doreen gentzler, news 4. >> and while we're loving our animal, let's head to the zoo for the national zoo announced they have a mother-to-be and it's batang the orangutan and her and her mate kyle are expecting. it's her first and she's expected to give birth some time in september. >>> after a delay the watergate hotel is finally back open for >>> our first look tonight inside an iconic washington landmark. now open to overnight guests for the first time in almost a decade. the renovation of the watergate hotel is complete. news 4's derek ward is there to show us what the future has in store for this piece of d.c. hi

gloria: abel me ha contado que la maestra Úrsula trata muy mal a mimí, que le habla feo, la insulta,rro porque a mimí le cuesta más trabajo aprender otras cosas, y todo eso ha provocado que sus compañeros la molesten. elba: no, pues-- pues, no, yo no tenía ninguna idea de esto. gloria: pero lo más grave es la reacción de mimí. también golpea a sus compañeras y a la maestra la pateó.

abel: ¿se enojó? karím: ¿y por qué se enojó? carlos: porque...as son las principales noticias. continÚan las reacciones por la muerte del gran mohamed alÍ. el triple campeÓn mundial muriÓ a los 74 aÑos en arizona. el pÁnico se apodera de miles de electores en veracruz, mÉxico, donde maÑana habrÁ elecciones locales. denuncian que a sus celulares estarÁ llegando amenazas de que no salgan a votar. se cerrÓ la segunda jornada de la copa amÉrica centenario. asÍ comenzamos. locutor: Éste es su noticiero univisiÓn edición fin de semana. ilia: hola que tal, les saluda ilia calderÓn en ausencia de arantxa y fÉlix. comenzamos con el mejor boxeador de todos los tiempos y un hombre que se destacÓ por la defensa de la justicia social. danay rivero nos trae un recuento de los honores que nos rinden al rededor del mundo. danay: su legado quedÓ para siempre los corazones de miles que lo recuerdan. en paÍses como india, honraron su memoria en un altar improvisado con flores. en vietnam, lloran la muerte del deportista, pero recuerdan con heroÍsmo al hombre que 19

chalecos antibalas a omar matenn, el pistolero de la masacre del bar gay pulse en orlando sot: robert abellunworks 16:19:036 semanas atrs omar mateen vino a nuestra tienda buscando chalecos antibalas especficos, lo que le caus sospecha al vendedor, quien le dijo que no tena, luego empez hablar por telfono en una lengua extranjera. sot: wilmer snyder 24 seg sheriff's condadomartn 16:42:57 estaba buscando un chaleco especial que usa nuestro equipo swat, no es algo que usara una persona comn y corriente. cuando el vendedor dijo que no tena lo que buscaba mateen se fue de la tienda y abell denunci sus sospechas con las autoridades del fbi. 16:20:11 despus de la masacre desafortunadamente el vendedor reconoci que ese sospechoso que haba denunciado era el mismo pistolero. pistolero que segn el fbi estuvo texteando a su esposa noor mateen dos horas despus de haber empezado la masacre, mientras estaba en el baÑo del bar... prepo.. noor: dnde ests? omar: no ves lo que est sucediendo? noor: no omar: te amo, beb tambin se dio a conocer esta carta que eldepartamento de seguridad interna le envi alpresi

chalecos antibalas a omar matenn, el pistolero de la masacre del bar gay pulse en orlando sot: robert abell 16:19:036 semanas atrs omar mateen vino a nuestra tienda buscando chalecos antibalas especficos, lo que le caus sospecha al vendedor, quien le dijo que no tena, luego empez hablar por telfono en una lengua extranjera. sot: wilmer snyder 24 seg sheriff's condadomartn 16:42:57 estaba buscando un chaleco especial que usa nuestro equipo swat, no es algo que usara una persona comn y corriente. cuando el vendedor dijo que no tena lo que buscaba mateen se fue de la tienda y abell denunci sus sospechas con las autoridades del fbi. 16:20:11 despus de la masacre desafortunadamente el vendedor reconoci que ese sospechoso que haba denunciado era el mismo pistolero. pistolero que segn el fbi estuvo texteando a su esposa noor mateen dos horas despus de haber empezado la masacre, mientras estaba en el baÑo del bar... prepo.. noor: dnde ests? omar: no ves lo que est sucediendo? noor: no omar: te amo, beb tambin se dio a conocer esta carta que eldepartamento de seguridad interna le envi alpresidente d

gloria: abel me ha contado que la maestra Úrsula trata muy mal a mimí, que le habla feo, la insulta,eacción de mimí. también golpea a sus compañeras y a la maestra la pateó.

>>abel. >>¿sÍ?stimonio me dices que ella se protegÍa... >>sÍ. >>...en las relaciones contigo. vamos a hacer un corto receso. a la vuelta, me explicas, y quiero saber dÓnde estÁ el marido de esta mujer para saber en quÉ tipo de problema nos estamos metiendo aquÍ. y ademÁs, voy a determinar si este programa sale o no al aire. regresamos despuÉs de este corto receso. [♪] >>yo no soy abel... perdÓn por mentirle a la producciÓn. en realidad yo soy un agente especial de la afi. en mi trabajo me dedico a capturar criminales... y si hay que asesinarlos, pues a asesinarlos. el plan estaba fabricado para que yo me acercara a su mujer... >>eres un [bip] >>sÍ, soy un [bip] pero mÁs [bip] es ese [bip] que pone en pelro a tanta gente y en especial a ti. en pelro a tanta gente y en especial a ti. [♪] vamos ay pegajosoé tan húmedo es tu actual antitranspirante en gel. ♪ ahora, vamos a mostrarte qué tan diferente es degree dry spray. degree dry spray. degree no te abandona. mi cabello sufre mupor eso uso total repai

>> robert abel has compassion for the victims and their loved ones. >> innocent people dying for no reason. how could it have been prevented? >> lawmakers are still looking for a connection between isis and the shooter. meanwhile a responsible for the white house reinforce d their pleas to pass gun laws. >> officials were alerted to a potentially offense post on social media. this is the post in question. it's the picture of a marine pointing a gun the caption "coming to a gay bar near you." officials say it was posted on a private facebook page for marines. senator john mccain is doing a bit of backtracking tonight. he's clarifying controversial comments he made when he said president obama was directly responsible for the orlando mass shooting. >> i am saying that the president of the united states' actions were responsible because of the full withdrawal of troops from iraq, which led then to al qaeda going to syria. >> mccain said obama's foreign policy strategy has failed to answer terror threats and led to the rise of isis. a stark new warning from the director of the cia over the thr

. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel.what attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i w

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>> pamela, robert abel is the owner of lotus gun works in jensen beach, florida, and he tells officials man that came into his gun shop and wanted to buy 1,000 rounds of ammunition as well as body armor, but it wasn't until after the pulse nightclub shooting that abel realized it was actually omar mateen who had tried to make that purchase and then was turned away. >> when he was on his cell phone, he had a conversation in a foreign language that was more concerning. then he came back and he was requesting ammo. sow wanted mulli eed bulk ammo . at that time he declined any business and he left the store. we had no link, no contact. we didn't know who he was, but we did contact authorities and let them know we just had a suspicious person that was in here. >> reporter: now abell said he called the fbi about this attempted alarming purchase, but with no purchase records or id on this person, this investigation could just not move forward. in the meantime, we're also learning omar and his wife corresponded numerous times while the attack was unfolding. at 4:00 in the morning while omar mat

the store's owner, robert abell, said today that his employees were immediately suspicious about his requests. >> when he was on his cell phone, he had a conversation in a foreign language, that was more concerning. >> reporter: the store refused to sell mateen anything and called the local fbi immediately after he left. >> we did contact authorities and let them know, we just had a suspicious person that was in here. and there was nothing that would come of it. >> and brian ross is back with us tonight. let's, again, repeat what you had said. that the gun store called the fbi, but they claim the fbi never paid a visit. >> reporter: that's right, david. the store didn't have mateen's name, but they did have grainy surveillance video of him. they say the fbi never came to see it, and remember, david, this is someone that's already well-known to the fbi, investigated twice about possible ties to terrorism. so far tonight, in comment from fbi headquarters. >> so, weeks later, the massacre. does the surveillance exist anymore. >> reporter: it's been recorded over. >> brian ross tonight.

abel "radical not once has an advisor of mine said, "man, if we really use that phrase we can turn thisle thing around." not once. so, someone seriously thinks that we do not know who we are fighting? is anyone out there who thinks we are confused about who that would come as a surprise to the thousands of terrorists we have taken off the battlefield. that thoseication is of us up here and the thousands of people around the country and around the world who are working to defeat isil are not taking wouldght seriously that come as a surprise to those who have spent the last 7.5 years fighting isil. including the men and women in uniform who put their lives at risk. the special forces i ordered to get bin laden who are now on the ground in iraq and syria. the know full well who enemy is. do the intelligence and law enforcement officers who spent countless hours disrupting plots and protecting all americans, including petitions who tweaked. -- including politicians who tweet and appear on cable news shows. no magic. it is a political talking point. not a strategy. the reason i am careful ab

. >> that's how abell foster describes the health care loophole known as surprise billing.e asked us to conceal his identity. he could be any of us who opened a medical bill to charges he didn't expect. he underwent the same surgery as had a game plan. that included making sure his hospital, surgeon and anesthesiaist were all in network. everything went according to plan -- that is, until the ball arrived. >> all my costs were covered but there was one additional doctor now added to the bill. i didn't recognize the doctor. >> his surgery was in columbus but little did he know another surgeon was assigned to monitor the case from a remote site all the way in new york city. by the way, that doctor was out of network. >> all that doctor was doing was sitting in a room in new york looking at monitors that were monitoring the nerve impulses in my spine. what was this doctor charging me $1800? >> he isn't alone. one of every three americans received a surprise medical bill in the last two years according to the consumer union. 24 states passed legislation to officer consumer prot

abel abraham and his friends stop for a bite to eat before attending a party. >> as i approached ther to order my meal there was nobody present and there was a lot of commotion coming from the back. >> the commotion moves from the back of the restaurant to the counter area. it's an escalating dispute between a manager and an employee, lonnie johnson. >> what really set me off. my money, i had not been paid. i had worked so hard. i had just quit and i was like, you're not going to pay me? and i wanted to do some damage to the store. >> my first reaction was to pull out my phone. i had kind of got into the habit of recording daily things that i would just find interesting. >> police are called, but by the time they arrive, johnson is long gone. >> i'm going home, i'm going to tell them what happened. they know my address. they know everything about me, where i live, where i stay. >> when abraham leaves to catch the train, he bumps into johnson at the station. even though the two don't know each other abraham still decides to approach him. >> me and lonnie chatted for a little bit. i as

now abel went bankrupt trying to sell his idea to the u.s. military who were not interested in drones in the early 19 eighties. in the the late 1980s a pair of billionaire brothers, who decided to get into the drone of business and bought abe's ideas out of bankruptcy and hired him and his top engineers to go to work for them. their. their names are neil and lyndon blue. they are the private owners ofei the san diego area that built the predator. while there now in their late 70s they're very active and fascinating in their own right.5 in 1957 when the blue brothers were in their early 20s and students at yale they made the cover of life magazine by flying a small plane round america during summer vacation. a trip they decided to take before they ever took their first flying lesson. because neil and lyndon were not traveling for fun, they're born and bred entrepreneurs and their traveling around latin america to look for business opportunity they could pursue after colleget as a result of that trip, after they graduated from yellow, neil and

transport plane just a few minutes from now in what will be an eight-hour search in the area of san abel body was found yesterday. the coast guard could not identify it but a family member confirmed late last night to nbc news that it was indeed the body of 17-year-old becky kimberly, the 17-year-old daughter of ace kimberly. they include a flare, a pair of shoes, a basketball, propane tank, a kayak that belonged to the family. obviously the family members waiting for word here are very distraught. sophie is the aunt of the teenagers. >> they hadn't heard from them since sunday, so then i kind of figured that it wasn't good. feels like i lost one of my own kids. >> just an agonizing wait as hours turn to days. it has been four days. we are waiting for a briefing in about 15 minutes from the coast guard. they may have some additional information on their finds at that time. >> agonizing indeed. janet shamlian, thank you. >>> dueling speeches as hillary clinton and donald trump launch stinging criticisms of each other. who came out ahead? >>> we continue to watch as house democrats continu

entre risas y lÁgrimas, abel ramones comparte con nosotros los sentimientos cruzados al regresar a losa de greenpeace por la protecciÓn del ocÉano. miren nada mÁs quÉ espectacular! para comenzar el dÍa de hoy. alejandro: apapachando los cinco sentidos, con ese paisaje tan increÍble. alan: amigos, estamos listos para irnos con nuestro Ángel de la justicia. estÁ ayudando con mi ciudadanÍa. la quiero mucho. alejandro: un Ángel desde los angeles, california. nuestra abogada jessica domÍnguez nos tiene un caso conmovedor. una familia que estÁ luchando para conseguir sus papeles. buenos dÍas, jessica. jessica: gracias y muy buenos dÍas. la historia que les traigo esta maÑana es de una familia inmigrante muy trabajadora que vive con un gran sueÑo. la seÑora marÍa y el seÑor juan son una pareja que han vivido en este paÍs por muchos aÑos sin tener un estatus migratorio. juntos han luchado por sacar adelante a su familia. marÍa: vivir aquí sin papeles es difÍcil, porque en cualquier lugar donde te presentas, si te presentas a trabajar o una aplicaciÓn para un trabajo, luego te piden que tengas

. >> gun store own robert abel says in the weeks before the orlando shooting omar mateen tried to buy body armour at his gun shop. mateen was told the store didn't sell body armor. >> at this time he pulled away and got on to the cell phone. when he was on his cell phone, he had a conversation in a foreign language that was of more concern. then he came back and he was requesting ammo. >> reporter: able says his employees were so concerned they called the fbi. authorities say the gun store was not able to provide them with a name. on the night of the shooting an official familiar with the time line tells cbs news that mateen was active on social media before and during the rampage. time records show that prior to the shoot magazineteen posted on facebook, alliance to isis leader abu al baghdadi. then after the shooting began, mateen paused and sources say he searched for pulse, orlando, and shooting. perhaps to see if a massacre was trendk online. he also made calls to 911 and to a television staitionz about the ongoing shooting. investigators are focusing on what role mateen's woif m

soldiers against abel marble population. -- a vulnerable population. the park service has been able to find ways of commemorating difficult histories. organizations.r i want to reference elsa's talked this morning, the importance of talking about racist violence in the u.s.. she talked about it in relation to talking to teachers. another project that i have been following closely is equal justice initiatives project to commemorate lynching and to identify them, to count them, to accurately get a sense of how many there were. to work with communities to find ways that make sense locally of kind of commemorating and recognizing that these things happened. i think we are in a moment where there is a new kind of grappling with this. just to briefly touch on a little bit about the study we are working on. mentioned, we had a meeting in washington dc. with historians from universities and also with people from within the parks service. it was a big brainstorming session where we defined the parameters of this study. we are focusing on the states of the forme

now can't depart or planes that should have gone into there and on to somewhere else aren't going abel to make their scheduled stops. >> kenneth, respecting you're not from the dallas area, that's not an airport that's beneath your past purview, i want to get a sense from you about the training procedures at airports around the country for situations like this. we've seen what happens, you know, when there's an episode with a plane itself on a tarmac and how they clear out passengers. this is a different situation that happened outside of a terminal it appears on the curb. what sort of training passengers do go in place for security officials at airports like dallas love field. >> dallas police department which has a station right there at love field, actually does do exercises, they do table top exercises and they do full scale exercises where they practice evacuations of both the sterile and the non-sterile areas. non-sterile areas being the areas before screening. as we've seen, in the recent past and even going back a couple of decades, as the security of the gate areas at airports

the store's owner, robert abel, said his employees were immediately suspicious about his requests. >>that was more concerning. >> reporter: the store refused to sell mateen anything and called the local fbi immediately after he left. >> we did contact authorities and let him know we just had a suspicious person that was in here. and there was nothing that would come of it. >> the store owner said his employees did not have mateen's name but they did have a grainy surveillance video of him which the fbi never came to see, and it has since been recorded over. so far no comment from fbi hblths. brian ross, abc news, new york. >>> it was another somber trip for president obama, who flew to orlando yesterday to console families devastated by that massacre. the president and vice president spent two hours meeting with survivors and those who lost loved ones, and they placed 49 white roses at a memorial in honor of each person killed. this is now the tenth time the president has visited the site of a mass shooting. >>> as we reported, the gunman invoked his loyalty to isis during his rampage

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. >> we're here in another recology studio with abel.hat attracted you to apply for this special program? >> who would not want to come to the dump? but is the first question. for me, being in a situation that you're not comfortable in has always been the best. >> what materials were you immediately attracted to when you started and so what was available here? >> there are a lot of books. that is one of the thing that hits me the most. books are good for understanding, language, and art in general. also being a graphic designer, going straight to the magazines and seeing all this printed material being discarded has also been part of my work. of course, always wood or any kind of plastic form or anything like that. >> job mr. some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. -- taught me through some of the pieces you have made while you have been here. >> the first thing that attracted me to this was the printed surface. it was actually a poster. it was a silk screen watercolor, about 8 feet long. in terms of the flatwork, i wo

according to the gun store owner himself, robert abel, the owner of lotus gun works, he said that aboutix weeks ago after mateen came in trying to buy level three body armor and a bulk ammunition and asked odd questions, that his staff became concerned and contacted authorities. according to law enforcement officials, federal officials have no record of the lotus gun works or any other store contacting them about omar mateen during that period and the sheriff office says the same thing. they don't have a record of it. the distinction could be that they didn't get a name associated with any call because when they called authorities, they did not have a name omar mateen. they just reported his odd behavior. >> brian todd on the scene for us in orlando, thank you for that report. >>> joining us now here in "the situation room," former fbi assistant director tom fuentes, shadi hamid for middle east policy, author of a book, "how the struggle over islam is reshaping the world" also with us evan perez and counterterrorism terrorism analyst phil mudd. evan, what are you learning about the comm

the store's owner robert abel says his employees were immediately suspicious about the man's request and a phone call he made. >> he had a conversation in a foreign language that was more concerning. >> reporter: the store refused to sell mateen anything and called the local fbi office immediately after he left. >> we did contact authorities and let them know we had a suspicious person in here and there was nothing that become of it. >> reporter: the store did not have mateen's name but they did have his image on a grainy surveillance tape which they say the fbi never came to see and has since been recorded over. earlier this week, the fbi director said his agents had done all they could have. reviewing our work that our agents should have done differently. >> reporter: but mateen was someone who had already been investigated twice by the fbi about possible ties to terrorism. so far this morning, david, no comment from fbi headquarters. >> and, brian, we know authorities remain laser focused on the wife and now cops word possible text messages during the massacre. >> mateen's wife no