bill gavin is with me out of boston. bill, we have talked many times from new york city. well, the boston bombers, nadal hassan at fort hood, they knew about this guy, they knew about this guy in orlando for years. based on the explanation you have been given so far, is this making sense? >> it's not making sense, bill. it's not making sense in terms of what a normal person would think would be done. if you think somebody has done something wrong, you continue the investigation. but the bottom line here is that the department of justice has certain parameters by which an investigation can be conducted, particularly in a terrorism case. and in this particular case, it was difficult, you had to shut it down before you got enough information to substantiate a predicate offense. >> bill, you have -- the fbi director 24 hours ago said right now he believes they did everything the right way. and would not change anything. what is the problem? is it with the fbi? is it with the department of justice? is it the lulls in america today? how would you close the loop as people start

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. >>> i want to bring in bill gavin again, former fbi special agent as we look at the images here from the helicopter. bill, i don't know if you can see it. at one point, you could see the robot, that robotic device rolling in there. and at last check, the reporting was that after it was confirmed that the shooter had been killed as they go in there. and there it is on the left side of your screen, there were robotic devices checking for other -- potentially explosive devices. tell us what could be happening here. >> there's a couple things in my mind right now. that is, this individual had obviously a long-barrel weapon, automatic weapon to accomplish all this carnage. my question is, they have to look at when did he enter that nightclub. did he shoot his way in? was he in there? how did he get in there? is somebody keeping track of how many people are in that club? do they have a bouncer at the door? all of those things have to be explored. right now -- then the use of the robot to go back in there and look at whether or not this individual might have had something else he left in th

i want to bring in former fbi special agent, bill gavin. and as we look and see from the tactical part of the investigation that's going on right now, as you see from ariel views at the bottom right bottom of your screen and other officers as well. from the fbi standpoint, this is where the fbi is involved, trying to find out more about this person, who he is, other than he was well-prepared and organized. and not from the area, from what we know. >> yes, that's exactly what's going on right now. i'm sure that from the remains of the shooter himself, they'll probably determine whether or not he had some identification and start at that particular point in time. they will go backwards, go to his home, his computer, if he has a computer and everybody does these days, is all-important. they'll scrub that to see where he's been, who he might have been associated with. and that goes back to the very question of is it a domestic or an international terrorism case. there's just not enough public information to support a definite conclusion, but th

here now is bill gavin, the former fbi assistant director.in, sir, we're waiting -- and i apologize in advance if i have to interrupt you for this news conference to begin in orlando, but hopefully we'll make our way to the why and how in this but, first of all, is the fbi in your view overwhelmed? >> there's no doubt upon the fact that at that there are thousands and thousands of tips coming in and when we have an acute tip such as we did over the weekend, the number of tips increases exponentially. now, you can take some of these tips and a small percentage and immediately eliminate them as coming from people that are not totally sane. connell: right? >> then you can take another part of those tips and predicate them to investigations that are already underway. so they have some value. the biggest -- the large majority of tips come somewhere in the middle, and you have to chase each one of them down, and it's just not easy. the assets necessary to do that are phenomenal. connell: well, the guidelines after 9/11 tell the fbi they do have to

. >> in 2010 on the campus of ucla when bill clinton came out for jerry brown, gavin newsome also a candidate for governor in two years had to act as the peace broker between the two men as sort of the go-between because even then, this is ten, not very long ago there was obvious tension between the two and rhetorical kind of dance they played. there was praise there but it was the most garrid praise you could imagine, two old rivals. >> jerry brown was the last man standing in that race. governor brown is in a different place in his life. we'll continue this conversation in a bit. >>> up next donald trump and latinos, strong attacks on a federal judge and his newfound respect for the latino governor he trashed a few days ago. >>> first politicians say the darnedest things. donald trump thoughts on hillary clinton slow mo style. >> this is 100% hillary clinton who lies. i mean, she lies. remember that i said that, she lies! if you have allergy congestion muddling through your morning is nothing new. introducing rhinocort® allergy spray from the makers of zyrtec®. powerful relief from nasal al

bill won support of the public safety committee. simon perez, kpix 5. >> meanwhile, a gun control initiative by gavin newsom will be on the november ballot. it requires background checks when it comes to ammunition. >>> are we going to see a cooldown? >> it's cool today. pretty much simple floor what we experienced yesterday. then we have a special feature for thursday. good morning. rise and shine. lit up in blue and gold for our golden state warriors. they are going to game 6 in cleveland against the cavs on thursday. it's a cool start to your "hump day." 47 degrees in santa rosa to 57 degrees in oakland. it feels cool because you have to talk about the winds. those westerlies are gusting 25 to 30 in the bay area. right now again temperature- wise 47 in santa rosa to 55 in mountain view. sustained winds talking about 21 at sfo, 10 livermore, 12 in the antioch area concord and clayton t25-mile-per-hour wind speeds in fairfield. breezy to windy today. temperatures only 50s at the seashore 2076 degrees the warmest locations inland. the full forecast featuring rain is coming up in the broadcast but right now let's send it over to gianna. >

. >> reporter: now, this vote on the bill is up in sacramento tomorrow and there's an effort by lieutenant governor gavin newsom so get this in front of voters in november. the process includes more discussion and debate where voters can check yes or no but this does mean that the if the governor does in fact veto these bills, maybe the end of the month, maybe a little bit later, the voters here in california may be able to decide what they want to see happen when it comes to gun safety and control. stephanie chuang, nbc bay area news. >> steph mentioned assault rifle used in sunday's shooting, an ar-15, which omar mateen obtained legally despite having been questioned by the fbi several times. that kind of weapon is also linked to at least four mass shootings in the united states. back in july of 2012, james holmes used an ar-15 to gun down moviegoers inside a movie theater in aurora, california. 12 people were killed. in december 2012, adam lanza killed 20 people and six children in newtown, connecticut. christopher mercer fatally shot people in umpqua, oregon. the ar-15 is one of the weapons that was

gavin newsom will be the keynote speaker at the oakland marriott hotel. he has voiced his support for legalized recreational use of marijuana. >>> today, the california state legislature will discuss a billhat could determine if and when the public would be allowed to see police body camera footage. public safety groups are pushing legislation that would allow three days' notice to officers before their body cam footage is made public, giving them enough time to try and block the release. opponentssay it would tamper with law enforcement transparency. >>> a new bill in response to the berkeley balcony disaster gets its first hearing today. >>> it will be a somber day in san jose getting ready for the funeral of officer michael katherman. ,,,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. kind of like this look. i'm calling it the "name your price tool" phase. whatever. trying to get the upper han wildfires ...fueled by ext heat. two g >>> fiv

gavin mckenneth will try to control him and edit out everything he says. 10:00 p.m. >> that's it? >> yes. >> tonight make sure you watch "o'really factor" a special guest, billll be on tonight. a true story. >> and sebastian gorka. >> what's your name? >> where are you from? >> new jersey. >> who about you? >> debra lamb from brentwood, long island. >> who is from california? anyone from texas? >> florida. >> dallas, texas. >> pennsylvania. >> and what about this? whose book is that? >> greg gutfeld. >> all right. dana, you're up. >> we've been talking about britain on the show. i saw this story and i had to bring it to you. did you know that there's something called foreign accent syndrome it can happen to you. it happened to lisa alameya, a native texan. she went in for jaw surgery and came out and sounded like this. >> it's been a bit chaotic. people who don't know me, hey, where are you from? >> i'm from here, rosenberg. >> you're from here? >> one thing i always said was just kitten and i can't say kid-ing any more unless i slow it down. >> greg, this is true. it's called foreign accent syndrome. >> you have to have access in your brain for that accent.

bill clinton! >> former president clnl urged democrats to put aside their disappointment about the economic climate and the state of politics and do something about it. turn out to vote. >> elect jerry brown and gavin newsom! will you tell your counterparts you were not here tonight, they have to vote too. bring it in, god bless you. >> here's the thing about politics. everything that everyone does, well, it's for a reason. jerry brown needed that boost from bill clinton in 2010. it could not have been easy for him to ask for that favor. but he felt like he had to and so he did. but bill clinton didn't have to say yes, except that he had something to gain as well. after all, who wouldn't want to have a friend, a new friend, an enemy-turned-friend, who happened to be returning the largest state in america? a friend who right now, today, six years later, happens to be the very popular two-term governor of that state, the biggest state left in the democratic presidential primaries. jerry brown's state of california votes one week from tonight and bernie sanders is giving it everything he's got. a poll last week put him within 2 points of hillary clinton. now sanders has essentially zero chance of capt

gavin newsom's proposal is going to be on the november ballot. gunowners would be required to turn in magazines with a capacity of 11 or more rounds. it's called the safety for all billreamline a program that allows of police -- police to seize firearms who bought them legally but are no longer allowed to own them.>> it's ironic an interesting to me that we talk about background checks but not background checks on ammunition. the vast majority of the homicides and murders around the bay area are committed with people that don't register their guns. they have them illegally. they are legally purchasing ammunition. this allows us the opportunity to capture those folks when purchasing the ammunition if they have felonies or they are dangerous.>>> newsome is running for governor in 2018 and has made gun control a centerpiece of his campaign.>>> the time now is 9:38 -- 9:36. beaches are open after a two- year-old boy was attacked and killed by an alligator near the grand floridian resort. the boy's name is lane grace. he was snatched waiting in a foot of water and later found dead. officials believe they have already captured and killed the gator responsible for the attac