you can get the latest any time as well at abcnews.com. >> we're also getting a chilling play by play from the police narrative of the orlando nightclub massacre. hundreds of pages of documents begin with the moment the first 9-1-1 call for shots fired came in just before 2:03 in the morning. it was followed by a string of calls from inside the pulse nightclub. one woman was hiding in a closet. another ca the dispatcher could hear the shots getting closer and closer. people screamed for help. finally three hours later the police radio cracks. subject down. >>> now to the severe weather in the denver area. many streets flooded and flights were either diverted or delayed at the denver international airport. at coor's field, nearly six inches of rain fell. the hour-long downpour forced the delay of a game. the grounds crew used shovels and brooms to clear the rain as well as the hail from the diamond. >>> there's a clothing crisis at the wimbledon. several women players decided nike's premier slam outfit is two revealing. one tied a head band around her waist. another wore leggings. a th

as always, we are online at abcnews.com and on our "nightline" facebook page.ght, america. >> i believe it was lao-tzu who said, "the journey to $1 million dollars begins with a single question," and that journey begins now on "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready for this today? [cheers and applause] i hope you are 'cause we have a very special woman here. as a waitress at a country club, our returning contestant has been so close to so much money, and she's ready to make some of it hers. from boston, massachusetts, please welcome back emma crosby-smith. [cheers and applause] >> hi. >> hey. how are you? >> i'm fine. >> welcome back. [applause] all right, on our last show, we all absolutely fell in love with you. everybody is behind you and hoping this continues. right now, you're at $10,000, but we were talking about how you got here, and you work at a country club, and you and i were having a discussion of-- you're just so close to it. >> so close

as always we're online at abcnews.com and our "nightline" facebook page. ma, what is it?ed? ugh, it just never stops with your father. what did he do? he was voted man of the year. man of the year? what has happened to time magazine? no, no. at his lodge. what has happened to his lodge? they're so stupid. women aren't even allowed near the place until they want one of us to arrange a tribute or something. tribute? we gotta go? i got dibs on "i'm sick" that night. you do some cop overtime at work, monkey on a bus somewhere. yeah. no, no. i wanna go. it's an honor to be son of man of the year. i don't even wanna be brother of guy who wants to be son of man of the year. no. robert has the right attitude. this is a big deal for your father. and i want nothin' to do with it. what do you mean? thought you had to organize the whole thing. oh, no! oh, yeah. you two are gonna do this 'cause your father's very excited. he's already bothering me about it. dad knows out this? they don't surprise the man of the year anymore. that's how they lost the last man of the year.

as always we're online at abcnews.com and o >> get ready, because you're about to watch some folks playthe kind of life-changing money that most of us just dream about. this is "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hello, everybody. i'm chris harrison. welcome to the show. are you guys ready to play "who wants to be a millionaire"? [cheers and applause] all right! today's first contestant is a 20-year-old college student who's been watching this show since he was five years old. that makes me feel old. 15 years of training has led to this very moment. here he is. from pensacola, florida, please welcome matthew bailey. [cheers and applause] matthew, how you doing, man? >> doing great. it's good to meet you. [applause] >> i'm pretty sure i have concert t-shirts older than you. >> [laughs] who knows? >> but you have been watching this show your entire life. >> yes, i have. >> back when reg was right here. >> oh, good ol' regis, yes. >> the master. >> the master. >> so out of 15 years, what have you learned and what are you ready to apply here today? >> i'm ready to apply not

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get all the latest news at abcnews.com. i'm george stephanopoulos. >>> bang bang sounds like something did come out, you turn around the person next to you like screaming, there was blood splattering, i didn't know if it was mine or somebody else. >>> we consider this an act of terrorism. we are investigating this as an act of terrorism. >>> scene of chaos and bloodshed at a florida nightclub, scores dead and many wounded it is being called the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. we continue to follow breaking news out of the orlando. >>> the attack killed 50 people and left 53 others injuries. 9 gunman was killed in the shootout with police his name is omar mateen from port st. lucie, florida. >>> trish hartman is with us in the sat center, this is more heartbreaking, 50 people lost their lives. >> reporter: the gunman has been identified as omar mateen of port st. lucie, florida, 100 miles south of orlando. he is a u.s.-born citizen. some of the his family members are from afghanistan. the fbi is investigating to find ou

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at isis tonight. americans in turkey are urged to let loved ones know they are safe via social media. we will be updating this story all night on abcnews.com and much more first thing in the morning on "gma." >>> we move on to the story of a towering and ground-breaking figure in the world of sports. pat summitt has died. abc's robin roberts who had a special relationship with the coach looks back tonight. >> reporter: a legendary, unstoppable force. a pioneer in women's sports. and a fierce competitor. >> i don't know about y'all but i want to win a national championship. >> reporter: pat summitt coached the university of tennessee's lady vols to eight national championships. she was an inspiration to millions and a long-time dear friend. >> how you doing? >> so good to see you. >> reporter: 38 seasons with more than 1,000 victories. pat summitt is the winningest basketball coach in division i history, men's or women's. >> pat summitt and destiny! >> reporter: in 2011, pat took on her most daunting opponent, alzheimer's. when did you know something wasn't right? >> i'd wake up in the morning and i'd think, where am i? i'd have to gather m