many of the families still not going and trying to get connected and trying to get ahold of their loved ones and friends, and making calls to them and not being able to reach them. i want to turn back to sarah dallof as we are expecting to hear from law enforcement, along with the fbi and the mayor and the chief of police. sarah. >> reporter: you know, just the amount of people we are expecting to hear from at the press conference speaks to the enormity of the crime, and the enormity of the developing situation here where we have been waiting for more information from authorities since early this morning, and initially when we rolled up on scene we asked can anybody come and talk to us, and they said that's the last thing on our mind right now this is such an active situation, and this was at a point we had at least 40 cars up here and before we heard the controlled explosion, and let me walk you through the timeline. we arrived on scene and 30 police cars on the scene and some eyewitnesses who made it out of the nightclub gathered along the police tape, waiting for information and tryi

we call you on your mobile phone and keep calling you until we get ahold of you. that's how we reach that group. they are hard to reach. >> damian lyons lowe, thank you. >> drew reid at deutsch bank did a survey saying that 80% will remain in the eu. 80%. that's likely what the market has reflected up until now. you have seen sort of the issue, the concern in the uk that you haven't seen broadly. perhaps now we are. >> i'm not sure about the 80% market. >> yeah, it's interesting. >> e-mail the show. if you have questions or comments, the address is on the screen right now. streetsignseurope@cnbc.com. you can also tweet us directly. >>> coming up, we are going to have a talk about football. >> just when everybody was arriving for the entrepreneur of the year act. >> look at this. would you want to be there? >> it's a ball, guys. it's a ball, yeah? >> we'll be talking about all the violence we saw over the weekend raising concerns about whether france can cope with the influx. stay with us. we're back in two. wearing powerful sunscreen? yes! neutrogena® ultra sheer.

it gives trooper bolt one last chance to grab on to her and save her life. >> i was able to get ahold of her arm, keep her there, and then just wait. there was no way i was getting her over the wall by myself. i wasn't going to try and re-adjust the grip. >> together with a third officer, deputy kevin cunard, les bolt and sergeant bill morgan are able to pull the woman to safety. >> he's pulling her back up. >> she was what i have always called giving us the thousand yard stare. to me, that's where someone doesn't see anything going on around them. they're just looking a thousand yards away. >> the suicidal woman is tina zaun, who is experiencing post-partum depression after the birth of her second child. >> i remember just being in the house and just feeling numb. just numb. the statistics show that postpartum depression reaches its height 90 days after the birth of a baby, and we almost hit it to the day. we were like three days off. >> tina's depression is so deep, her husband had asked tina's mother to help look after her. >> apparently i was talking about jumping. i don't remembe

obviously in most cases a search warrant for records and that might very well get ahold of that if the prosecutor -- is going to be provided a copy of the search warrant but the idea we might have to tell a porn nothinggrapher or human trafficker or a criminal street gang they're being vested before we're actually read you to bring charges has a chilling effect on all of law enforcement. that's where our concerns are in the bill. i'm glad they were dressed. >> the fourth amendment rides to right of the people secure in the person, housessers papers and effect, against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated and no warrant shall issue but upon probable cause, and particularly deciding the place to be -- describing the place to be searched or the person organize things to be seize should that apply uniformly to electronic communications? >> i absolutely agree it should. i would make a couple of points about the fourth amendment. it's very limited in what is it actually says, search must be reasonable. that doesn't mean that every search if conduct hayes to be done pursua

what is your policy response to make harder for people to get ahold of high capacity weapons so if we did they would be lower casualties? is that a reasonable response? >> i don't think it worksple wee you cannot be used to kill unless there is a person behind it but in the scheme of things compared to the tens of thousands of literally hundreds of thousands of individuals killed, those of the weapons hillary says we don't want to see that paillette she participates to put weapons of war overseas on the streets.how much do we get on al the gun is not the issue. if this is how much expression do we get of dozens and dozens and hundreds of people killed on our street? why do we say it is thee pistol?it is it is the pistol's fault know it is the economic conditions it isn't though lack of laws. we have plenty.we had a lot i just don't think having more regulation, that is like the tsa since then 11 a lot of regulation and abuse of liberty's with the no-fly last dobie knows how they are put on that undermines your civil liberties the fbi has said they never stop anything from that.about b

what happened was a terrorist got ahold of a gun and going to get ahold of guns regardless of the gun laws. they need to change that topic for very political reasons. for hillary clinton. >> you think this is about hillary clinton? >> i think it's about hillary clinton and every person running for re-election on that floor. they're all looking for political points and breaking the rules and trat decisions of the house to do that. >> they're looking for political points from their own constituents or -- >> absolutely. and also they're tying trying to make political points against republicans. they want the republicans to vote it down. >> the argument they're making is that, you know, it was terrorism. it was a terrorist that had a gun. so why not have a vote an you measure they think will keep terrorists from having guns? i think they're a little more could be servetive on the gun issue than donald trump f donald trump was a speaker of the house, he would let a vote go down zbrchlt if donald trump were president of the united states, he would, as i was being critical of the current whi

defendant might very well get ahold of that. their defense attorney's going to be provided a copy of the search warrant, but the idea we might have to tell a child pornographer or a human trafficker or a member of a criminal street gang that they're being investigated before we're ready to actually bring charges puts a chilling effect on all of law enforcement nationwide. those were our concerns with that bill. i'm glad they were addressed in the be amendment process. >> host: the fourth amendment of the constitution reads the right of the people to be secure in this their persons, houses, papers and effects against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated, and no warrant shall issue but upon probable cause. and particularly describing the place to be searched and the persons or things to be seized. should that apply uniformly to electronic communications, mr. porter? >> guest: i absolutely agree that it should, but i would make a couple of points about the forth amendment. first of all, it's very limited in what

she could not get ahold of him. so this is the emotion of the scene. people are still trying to figure out what happens to their loved ones. again, some of them are streaming to a location that's been set up for family members. and also throughout the morning to give you a sense of the scale of this investigation, a scale of what orlando pd detectives had to go through, they had to bus some of the witnesses to the police department to get their information. so certainly this investigation will be going on for quite some time and we're all concerned to hear much more from those eyewitnesses at the squheen described a horrifying tragedy. willie. >> gabe, we'll give you a break. i want to bring in jim cavanaugh, an nbc news law enforcement expert. you've been watching this all morning long with us. jim, good to have you back in the conversation. law enforcement talked about the hostage situation that took place inside pulse nightclub from 2:00 a.m. to 5:00 a.m. before they decided to send s.w.a.t. in. we just learned in that most recent press conference t

the ingredient that makes these lethal is the gun, and we should make sure no one will get ahold of itk, thanks for making time tonight. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the co-founder of pulse nightclub gave an exclusive interview with matt lauer. we will play some of that. >>> coming right up, an nbc news exclusive, b the first comments from the owner of the orlando nightclub, pulse. and later, someone running for congress just announced he's hiv positive. sfwhoo the co-founder of pulse nightclub barbara ploma opened the club 12 years ago in honor of his brother, john, who died of hiv. matt lauer spoke with her today. >> can you describe the phone call? can you describe how you found out about this? >> it was the most surreal phone call i've ever received. when my manager called me and told me, and he was just yelling into the phone, i just didn't understand him. he just kept saying, we have a shooter, we have a shooter. i just thought, what? and finally, it sunk in and i -- you can't wrap your brain around that. you just can't. >> do you know every inch of that scrub? >

. >> if we look at the merger with ahold, the crash free generation is somewhere above $2 billion euros. look at the balance sheet, they look underleverage dollars. do you expect to see further cash returns for investors here? it looks like an opportunity, perhaps. >> clearly. so i think retail is a tough industry. cash is very strong. as is a willingness to hand out or pay out to cash generated to shareholders. i personally believe that given the focus that management will have on again rating synergies for the coming two years, they also will likely see a high amount of cash. do not forget ahead of the completion of the merger, the outline shareholders will see $1 billion in cash return which is, i think, very good. >> patrick, great to talk to you this morning. thank you for your invite. let me give you a look at the european markets this morning. we've been under a bit of pressure since the open this morning feeding in from the negative sentiment that we saw in asia. we had weaker pmi data from japan. china, the professional sector weaker, again. we're pushing to the down side here

he got ahold of this story and interviewed him. and has been scouring around the story for some time and it is a terrific tale. >> nation books has a wonderful all eventually moving book from gary young the former guardian who lived in chicago for several years looking at the death of 10 and people in one day in america and well links all these people that died there under age of 19 most of them accidental not the high-profile victims and what we explain away as an act of madness. with the people to guns they barely have a paragraph and the local newspapers. the of the circumstances of which they would play and he asks the kind of questions we should all be asking where the guns are in culture. and with the caribbean born so he knows what it is like to be a black president in american and has done a remarkable job of editing the book will move lines. >> host: one more? >> it is fascinating to me professor pardon it -- harvard business school writing a book called why they do it his focus is on white-collar crime those who had a suc

. >> as well as i can't get ahold of the cable company today. so you're not going to get any cable today. but you do have to take the curtain down. >> the curtain ain't coming down. >> it's got to come down, mr. harrison. if you can't take it down, i can get someone to help you take it down. >> get somebody to help me then. >> i'll be back. >> my style, if i have an offender that doesn't want to follow my orders, then i'll give them a warning. because i understand, you know, these guys are locked in most of the day. they don't have a chance to, you know, communicate with their friends or brothers, their family, whatever it is. so i'll give them a little bit of slack. >> i'm trying. that -- wrote me up, man. i got destruction of property. i don't [ bleep ] know. she probably wants me to destruct her ass. >> he's refusing to take his curtain down. harrison. >> you want somebody to [ bleep ]. >> i ain't doing that, sarge. man, i want my privacy. >> come here. now, if i see that curtain -- >> it's going back up as soon as -- >> i will come in here,

the ingredient that makes these lethal is the gun, and we should make sure no one will get ahold of itime tonight. i appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> coming up, the co-founder of pulse nightclub gave an exclusive interview with matt lau lauer. we will play some of that. attracting the talent and companies of tomorrow. like in buffalo, where the largest solar gigafactory in the western hemisphere will soon energize the world. and in syracuse, where imagination is in production. let us help grow your company's tomorrow - today - at business.ny.gov >>> coming right up, an nbc news exclusive, b the first comments from the owner of the orlando nightclub, pulse. and later, someone running for congress just announced he's hiv positive. fact. there's an advil specially made for fast relief that goes to work in minutes. the only advil with a rapid release formula for rapid relief of tough pain. sfwhoo the co-founder of pulse nightclub barbara ploma opened the club 12 years ago in honor of his brother, john, who died of hiv. matt lauer spoke with her today. >> can you describe the phone call? ca

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police say the boys were playing when they got ahold of a gun that belongs to their mom. the four-year-old boy was shot in the head by his six-year-old brother. he was rushed to the hospital. he died hours later. the investigation into exactly how this happened continues. >>> all right, new information accident in hoboken. we are learning that the 21-year-old killed, his name is zachary simmons of ramsay. he is the cousin in the top pick of yesterday's nba draft, ben simmons. simmons was hit at willow and 36th street about 6:00 this morning. there is a snapshot of a black suv. you can kind of see it there in the background driving by other cars that are parked. residents say it's sad to say, deadly accident occurred on this particular street. >> there are a lot of pedestrians, a lot of people walking around. a lot of people going through stop signs. >> people need to slow down and stop caring where they got to be, where they got to go. some kid died last night. that's brutal, man. >> here's another look at the black suv. it appears to be a yukon, a tahoe, an escalade, one

to track down their friends and loved ones inside that nightclub who they haven't been able to get ahold of. it's a horrifying situation all around. >> all right, sarah, we'll come back to you shortly. you're looking at a live helicopter shot over pulse nightclub in south orlando where again police are saying approximately 20 people are dead. they don't have that number exact yet but as much as they were willing to say publicly, approximately 20 dead, 42 more victims transported to three area hospitals. this all began at 2:00 in the morning when a man walked in with an assault-style rifle and a handgun and was engaged by uniformed orlando police department officer working security at the time. that instance, exchange of gunfire, turned into a three-hour hostage situation. at 5:00 local time, orlando police said the decision was made to send team and engage the shooter, at which time he was shot and killed. let's go to jim cavanaugh, an nbc news law enforcement expert. jim, good morning. we heard in this press conference the sheriff saying this is being treated as an act of domestic terro

ahold you are but i know you've been around for a while and yet it's it's america and people of growingthen as a lot different from the one i've grown up than 30 are under 40 think of 9113 recessions to wars at the different world. ups and downs for people figure 60. it's been hard times than not likely to be receptive to some of the same messages that might resonate with people who are older than them. >> reporter: speech reached at the byrnie supporters and optimistic. kind of reaching for because the first woman nominee but also did cover our time hysterically on and i you win the nomination that is not a night to attack the other party. i think it is clear the tone of the general election and it will be negative. albany measure p take a look that it looks like their prevailing there. >> steve: the measure e.f. yes votes prevailing. >> steve: 20 and have about 24% can sell their votes and measure about 24 percent of them so far. we will have a lot more ahead of first of kabila's number. >> pam: much more news at a much more on the election coverage on >> pam: much more news at a much

. >> joe tried to get ahold of the landlady, but the calls were not returned. >>> tonight, airbnb hits the home city, san francisco, over a new crack-down. it requires short-term rental companies to verify that hosts are registered with the city, or they'll be fined. airbnb says you shouldn't be held responsible. in pal alto, the owners of the the -- to their tenants. the family has been trying to close the park since 2012. so they could possibly sell the land to a developer. >>> pride celebrations are over in san francisco, but clean up could take longer. look at the video shot by a sanitation worker. the popular spot coughed in trash -- covered in trash from those taking part in pride activity. >>> a man who shot the video there are 30 trash cans 30 yards from that litter. >>> isis is calling out the bay area. it calls for attacks on san francisco and las vegas. as melissa kane explains, the timing is no coincidence. >> reporter: the images are chilling. the golden bait bridge, the financial -- gate bridge, the financial district, with the message, attack. the propaganda video praise

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i luckily was able to get ahold of them. i could hear in my the trembling. >> tonight we learned a little more about the people that died. one of them was a professor. but their names have not been released. >>> second degree murder. that's the charge facing the man that rammed his hummer into tyson's corner last month. police upgraded the charges after a pedestri hit by that suv died. >>> under arrest, police say he deliberately rammed the diner oaf and over and then set himself on fire. >>> we could know by friday whether prosecutors will file criminal charges against the mother of a child who got inside the cage of a grill gorilla. the prosecutor plans to review it tomorrow. we are now also hearing the # 11 calls that the mother made. >> we already have help started there, >> be calm. be calm. i can't watch. >> fearing for the zoo's safety a team shot and killed the gorilla. they say the boy is doing well and say they have no plans to sue. >>> an exclusive usa today shows 3500 lawsuits by and against donald trump are unpr

a 6-year-old boy somehow gets ahold of his mother's loaded gun then accidentally shoots year-old, right in the head. it happened on the front porch of this yellow single family home at 112 norman just after 11:00 a.m. today. east orange police and the essex county prosecutor's office are investigating just how the boys got their hands on the weapon and why it wasn't secured. a city spokeswoman confirms the 4-year-old boy was hit in the head and rushed to the hospital for emergency surgery. neighbors here simply can't believe this could even happen. >> this is crazy because they should have a safe place. that's been going on in the news over and over where you hear about these incidents going on. so people should not have a gun around a 4-year-old and a 6- year-old. >> reporter: we tried to talk to the people inside of the house this afternoon, but they said they didn't really know what happened. now, at this point, no charges mother, but we're told the investigation is far from over. brian connie -- bear, cbs 2 news. >>> police from new jersey are looking for a hit and run driver who ki

how did somebody get ahold of my identity and become me? see those movies about identity theft and, you know, someone living an alternate life and taking over, and i was scared. she had my home address, she had my telephone number, she had my social security number, and she was able to make a purchase for $8,000. >> someone got ahold of my driver's license number and obtained tickets pretending to be me, giving my information to

we reached out to the poster but didn't get ahold of him. he is feet away from the cruiser popping a wheely. he continues to ride in front of the police car. the man rides with no hands and looks back at the police car again allegedly taunting officers. >> notice officers don't turn on their lights or siren or pursue the rider. it is against the policy of the department because of the potential danger to the public. he turns in to incoming traffic and continuing the stunts. tonight police have investigating the video. in a written statement, police say we are aware of this video and investigating the incident. the driver brazen and re roadways. these drivers need to understand driving in this fashion could lead to injury of another driver or themselves. tonight prince georges county police are offering $250 for information leading to where a legal atvs and dirt bikes are located. police will seize them. as for the man you see shown in that video, i talked to di d.c. police sources and they tell me there's a warrant out for his arrest in wash

police got ahold of this recent text conversation between the two. the victim saying, i want the apology for you touching me in places that i didn't need to be touched and that i didn't ask for. forte responded i'm very sorry if i did that to you. the victim replied, if you did it? because i know you did it. forte said i know and i'm apologizing. coming up in next hour, hear how police here in upper gwynedd township got forte to confess and than what he later told detectives about the alleged crime. reporting live in upper gwynedd, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >>> a philadelphia man arrested for killing his girlfriend with a crossbow is now facing murder charges. the suspect is 40-year-old paul kuzan. police found the victim bleeding heavily in her neighbor's doorway in northeast philadelphia sunday night. she later died at the hospital. police tell us kuzan has a history of domestic violence. >>> a philadelphia police officer is under arrest. bristol township police arrested officer michael winkler. investigators say he hired two contractors to do work

the lake when the attack actually happenedch the father tried to rescue the boy and could not get ahold of him before the alligator dragged the child under the quality water. a massive search effort continues through the night. >> at this time, we have in excess of 50 law enforcement personnel here at the scene who are out actively searching the lake. we have on the lake searching for the child to recover at this point. >> now we're told the attack happened in an area where no swimming signs were posted and alligator is estimated to be 4 to 7 feet long. >> go give you an idea how close it is to magic kingdom look at the map. grand floridian is last stop on the mop owe rail before you get to the to theic kingdom you can take a ter ferry across the hotel to the entrance. >> former mayor vincent gray took office after a big one. big issues for problems at the poll. >> live with the latest in the story jennifer. >> hi there, guys, well a lot of new changes coming to the wilson building after d.c. voters went to the polls in the primary yesterday. and as you mentioned, vincent gray pulling o

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commented on the gun control debate saying this is just another reminder of how easy it is to get ahold of a gun and kill people. >> meantime, we know some victims in the shooting are from our region. >> the sitly come together tonight to honor all every those impacted by this horrific impact. jan carabeo live at city hall where crowds are expected there later today. jan? >> nicole, brooke, that's right, as you mentioned, we now know that two of the victims are from the philadelphia area. their names have not yet been released. we also now know that a news intern working in philadelphia was there in orlando on sunday was shot but is expected to recover. in the meantime, a candlelight vigil is scheduled for this evening right here at city hall. take a look at the video, flags are flying at half staff this morning, as well, as philadelphia mourns the lives lost, and the dozens who were injured in orlando one day ago. the lgbt community supported in force yesterday during philly pride, the crowds were cheerful and colorful during the parade and festivities afterward, many saying they could

if you have seen david, if you know anything about him, get ahold of the marin county sheriff's department. >>> it's officially the first day of summer and it definitely feels like it in parts of the bay area. brian who is in for chief meteorologist paul diano is warming up a little bit. it warmed up more dramatically yesterday. there's a massive dome of high pressure over four corners that's influencing our weather. but nothing like it's influencing the south land, in palm dessert. by one example, this is palm brings. it's 124 degrees right now. and so by comparison, this doesn't look so bad. it's only 65 in the city. we are in the 90s in the east bay. in concord, 92. in livermore, 90 degrees. but it'll be warm all week. any relief in sight, we have that answer plus something that hasn't happened in 70 years happening today. we'll detail that in weather in a few minutes. >>> we'll see you then, by comparison, we got it pretty easy around here, a scorcher in other parts of the west as brian mentioned, excessive heat warnings in effect. temperatures in some areas soaring well into the tripl

. >> i had ahold err, a cell phone holder but changed me. >> and holding it on his belt loop. >> i had clip like holster and then someone tweeted out that they saw me and i thought maybe this isn't the most fashionable thing to do. thanks, jill, we'll check in later on. >> it is like a fanny pack. >> ya! >> we'll check in with you later. >> this next story is terrifying. a chester county resident found an unwelcome visitor walking across his front lawn. >> take a look at this big black bear, this was sent to us from dave, said he didn't see the bear in person but saw it when he reviewed his security video, he said it was a close call because his wife had just walked their dog. >> ya, you don't want that across your front lawn. coming up after the break, another check on weather and traffic. >> katie will tell us where we could see some showers and thunderstorms today. we'll be right as an educator, it's all about connections. you're not just in the classroom; you're part of the community. you meet these tiny kids every year, and you help them learn and grow. but you also get to know th

. >>> in boston, the orioles jonathan scope gets a ahold of a pitch last night against the red sox sendingl 450 feet out over the green monster. see ya, here it goes again. >> do that again. >> see ya. >> you know what? you know what, bill, the os win it 3-2. >>> for those of you having trouble with your short game like me on the links this summer take a lesson from pro golfer bubba watson with a chip, tap, catch and a flip. watson sinks his shot -- >> we have all done that. >> i mean, i did it last weekend. he's like that shot from the rough, just off the edge of the green. not sure that counts on the official scoreboard, bill. >> gives him cool points. >> yeah. >> the closest i'll come to golf is the outfit. let's get a check on the weather. >> you have never golfed before? >> i have never golfed. i mean, i held some golf clubs poorly. >> minigolf. >> not minigolf, no real golf, bill. >> all right. the -- that is real golf, it's fun. as far as the middle of the country goes, we are watching this heat wave that is going to develop. it will be historic by the time we're done with it. the h

it wasn't like you had ahold on your hat like we did sunday, but, that said, it is again looking aheadbe a beautiful day here with low humidity continuing, full sunshine, comfortable, warm, and what more could you ask for, right? let's take it outside. show you view here. look at the pretty colors. absolutely stunning start to the day. outside kutztown area middle school, and you have got that light of day already popping over the horizon, though technically, yes, give it another 15 minute or so, that's when the sun officially raises this kutztown, pretty much everywhere else, officially today in philadelphia we are going to be 32 seconds shy of 15 hours of daylight. doesn't that sound awesome? 57 degrees the current temperature here, notice the lighter wind is present. now, looking at storm scan3, there have actually been couple every clouds roll through this morning, interestingly, i notice, the further north you go where you had more of clear sky, actually is little cool they are morning, you didn't have any blanket of cloud cover too limit that kind of cooling effect where the heat

>> my take is somebody got ahold of the crop report. the reason i say that there's the stocks to use which tells you how much inventory you have on hand. we've been around five-year highs. the usda report that came out on corn and soy beans is forecasting 14.2%. that is the lowest it's been in five years. it's one of the lowest it's been in a long time. that has been between 12 and 46 basically going about 50 years. 50 years is when we were doing farm aide. we had a lot of agricultural problems. there is some bullish news here. look out to september and you're going to do something called a call spread risk erosion. buy the september risk calls. sell the september 20s. a net debit against 50 cents and sell september 15 post for 15 cents. net net you'll collect a dime. long at 18, up to 20. you don't have the stock put to you down until it's about the 14.90 level, net of the premium you're collecting. that happens to correspond to the recent lows. so you're basically saying i realize it's had a little bit of run. i'm not going to take ri

commented on the gun control debate, saying this is just another reminder of how easy it is to get aholdfter gun. and kill people. >> the shooting has prompted the presidential candidates to adjust their schedules and shift their focus, vermont senator bernie sanders called the attack horrific and unthinkable. >> isis must be destroyed and that we have got to do everything humanly possible to prevent these types of tragedies from occurring again. >> hillary clinton has postponed wednesday's joint campaign appearance with president obama. in a statement, she wrote. the. the gunman attacked a lgbt night club during pride month. to the lgb community, please know you have millions of allies across our country, i am one of them, we will keep fighting for your right to live freely, openly, and without fear. hate has absolutely no place in america. end quote. donald trump is changing the subject of today's speech in new hampshire to terrorism. yesterday he demanded president obama resign because he didn't use the words rad cam islam in his comment about the shooting. trump went ton say if we do

>> somebody got ahold of the crop report. the reason i say that is there's something called the stocks to use. it tells you how much inventory you have on hand. and we basically have been right around five-year highs. the usda report that came out on corn and soybeans today is forecasting 14.2%. that is the lowest basically it's been in five years. one of the lowest in a long time. that has been between 12 and 46 basically going back about 50 years. 46 is when we were doing farm aid. we had a lot of agricultural problems obviously. i think the way to play this, look out to september. and you're going to do something called a call spread. buy the september 18 calls, spend 83 cents for those, sell for 33 cents, and then sell the september 15 puts for 60 cents. net net you'll collect a dime for this. you're long at 18, up to 20. you don't have the stock put to you until it's down around the 1490 level. that, by the way, also happens to correspond to the recent lows. you're basically saying i realize it's had a run, i won't take

"action news," a desperate search is under way at disney world in orlando after an alligator gets ahold been wounded in wilmington. police are still sorting out the details of the wild shooting. one victim could be as young as 13 years old. >> the focus of the orlando terror probe comes to the gunman's wife. >> we'll get to all of that in just a moment. right now let's go over to dave murphy and to karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. and we're off to a decent start this morning. humidity still on the low side. there are a few more clouds that are trying to dig through the region. but i do think we're going get a fair amount of early sun. later in the afternoon the clouds get thick and we'll keep our eyes on the showers out by pittsburgh and south central pennsylvania. it's possible some of those pop through. i think most of the day will be dry and anything that makes it east should be on the light side and fairly brief side. 62 degrees in philadelphia, 59 currently as you step outside in wilmington. so pretty comfortable out there. 56 in trenton, 54 this morning in a

gets ahold of a little boy. >> and five have been wounded in wilmington. police are still sorting out the details of the wild shooting. one victim could be as young as 13 years old. >> the focus of the orlando terror probe comes to the gunman's wife. >> we'll get to all of that in just a moment. right now let's go over to dave murphy and to karen rogers. good morning. >> good morning, everybody. and we're off to a decent start this morning. humidity still on the low side. there are a few more clouds that are trying to dig through the region. but i do think we're going get a fair amount of early sun. later in the afternoon the clouds get thick and we'll keep our eyes on the showers out by pittsburgh and south central pennsylvania. it's possible some of those pop through. i think most of the day will be dry and anything that makes it east should be on the light side and fairly brief side. 62 degrees in philadelphia, 59 currently as you step outside in wilmington. so pretty comfortable out there. 56 in trenton, 54 this morning in allentown. similar to the las

i immediately started calling her phone and seeing if i could get ahold of her.t to voice mail. >> they were living in hawaii. in march they split up. it was morris' first week at pulse nightclub. >> i knew something wasn't right. she watched the events unfold in orlando. sunday afternoon her phone rang. >> i saw it was her mom calling, i knew what she was going to say. when she told me i cried so hard. look at that smile. how could something so violent happen to a peaceful good person. >> shelton said she and morris talked every day and were best friends. kj morris is not a stat or a victor a name on a list. >> i'm thankful i had a person like that and call her my partner and friend. she had so many passions. i want people to to know if she was here and saw this occur and was not a victim she would tell the community not to give up, don't run away. stand your ground. >> she's heading to orlando on wednesday and funeral services for morris are thursday. . >>> tracking the weather, a lot of wind today. wind gusts up to 44 miles an hour. some winds around the mount

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. >> reporter: later when the bad guy gets ahold of it. >> good luck with that.ner aren't just the stuff of movies. army veteran tom lynch is developing a touch pad scanner that recognizes fingerprints like an iphone. add it to an existing gun and it is a smart gun. it is recognizing you. >> recognizing me. >> okay. [ gunfire ] now. >> reporter: now. >> unlocked still on fire. >> reporter: let me try it. see if i can -- >> now pull the trigger. >> reporter: can't pull the trigger. >> it's locked. inventers are working on guns that recognize the squeeze of your grip. or unlock wirelessly if the shooter wears a watch or a ring. these guns would not have prevented many mass shootings because the gun men owned the firearms. but smart gun advocates say they could counter this all too common grim reality. >> 14-year-old boy accidentally shot and killed his 9-year-old brother. >> children shot and killed by other children. >> tragic shooting. two friends playing with a gun when it goes off. >> reporter: smart guns could curtail suicide and cut down on the resale of stol

who know who is getting ahold of it. >> reporter: they confiscated 18 firearms, some handguns and others long guns. >> the leaders are from new york, frederick county has become a hot bed for drug trafficking. >>> tonight the resort beaches at walt disney remain closed days after an alligator dragged a 2 year old poi away. the dad fought the gator but couldn't free his son. >> his pawrnts are obviously de -- his parents are obviously devastated and asking for privacy during this time. investigators are not sure if they have killed the gator responsible for lane's death. disney is conducting a swift and thorough review of the staff across london as people pay tribute to joe cos. she was left lying in a street after a man stabbed and shot her. police tagelled tommy mayerier rs found murder weapons and arrested him. the name of the anti immigrant right wing party, mayor bees brother says the 52 year old has a history of mental illness. >>> obama administration is called out for handling of the syrian civil war. dozens of foreign diplomats say the president's syrian policy failed and say it