there's new calls to the end to the policy banning gay and bisexual men from donating blood.u're watching world news now. >> world >> it was a coincidence that orlando needed blood transfusions yesterday was world blood donor day. >> but lgbt activists gathered on the states of new york city hall protesting the fda's ban on donations from gay and bisexual men. sandra was also there. >> in a poignant and impressive show of support and solidarity americans began lining up outside of blood banks as word of the horrific shooting in orlando spre orlando spread. the instinct to help kicked in. but missing from those lines or eventually turned away gay and bisexual men that can only toe nate blood if they have been celibate for a year. an fda policy many call discriminatory and out dated. >> blood donation policies should be based on science and not stigma. >> ironically it's world blood donor day activists gathered on for an end to the ban. the event had been previously planned but organizers say the orlando shooting highlighted the urgency of the issue. dr. howard grossman was amo

marÍa: es posible que haya sido bisexual? >> yo lo veÍa como un bisexual forzado.rque su mujer lo sabÍa. su mujer sabÍa que era gay. marÍa: alguna vez persiste que podrÁ ser una persona violenta? >> jamÁs. tenÍa dos problemas. al cÓlico. -- era alcohÓlico. el otro problema era que era adicto al sexo. marÍa: adicto al sexo con hombres? >> con hombres. me dijo exactamente: si mi papÁ se entera que soy gay, dÉ no me va a hacer nada a mi. me va a perdonar. dice, me va a perdonar porque soy su hijo. para Él tu eres como el diablo. tÚ eres el que metiste en este esto. para tener el perdÓn de mi padre, si Él me descubre, que tengo que matar a ti. porque tÚ eres el diablo. tÚ me metiste en eso. marÍa: no fuese una seÑal de que este hombre era peligroso?

at whether the orlando shooting massacre will prompt changes to blood donation rules for gay and bisexual men. >> stay >> announcer: walnut creek. burlingame. campbell. and all the bay area. this is abc 7 news. >>> police in san francisco are calling it a bizarre case. a complete stranger stabs a man outside a bar. no apparent motive. now authorities are concerned the man may strike again. abc 7 news reporter lyanne melendez is live in the sunset with the story. >> reporter: well, it's friday night and san francisco police are concerned that what happened here a week ago could be repeated somewhere else by the same person, and that's why they want you to see this surveillance video. it happened a week ago around 1:00 in the morning in front of dirty nellie's on the 2300 block of irving street. a customer stepped out to text someone when this man, a stranger, stabbed him in the back as he walked past him. there had been no altercation and the victim was not robbed. police say they can't find a motive. >> it was completely unprovoked. this person didn't know who he was. the suspect wasn't a

marÍa elena: es posible que fuera bisexual? >> sÓlo veÍa como un bisexual forzado.haberlo conocido, Él me dijo que me querÍa confesar algo. yo con un poco de miedo. me dijo yo soy un hombre casado. Él me dijo no te tienes que preocupar por eso, mi esposa sabe. marÍa elena: su mujer sabía que era gay. alguna vez te recibiste que fuera una persona violenta? >> jamÁs. Él tenÍa dos problemas, era alcohÓlico, le gustaba tomar mucho. el otro problema es que era adicto al sexo. marÍa elena: adicto al sexo con hombres? >> con hombres. marÍa elena: que percepciÓn tenÍa de su padre? >> Él me dijo si mi padre se entera que yo soy gay, no me va hacer nada a mÍ, me va a perdonar. Él me va a perdonar porque soy su hijo, para Él tÚ eres como el diablo, eres el que me metiste en eso. para yo tener el perdÓn de mi padre, si me descubre, que tengo que matar a ti. porque eres el diablo, eres gay, me metiste en esto. marÍa elena: no fuese una seÑal para usted de que este hombre era peligroso? es importante decir que hemos podido corroborar parte de la informaciÓn que nos ha dado. la en

she said howl a bisexual from indiana was held on charges but she was quote, wrong on the initial report of him wanting to do harm. >> at this point, there's no known credible threat here in the los angeles area and no connect to anything that's happened in orlando. >> the gay pride parade went on. >> we've, worst appareled too hard to get out of the closet and we're not going back in. >> federal and local investigators try to figure out what his intentions were, what he was doing with three weapons, and the purpose of the explosive powder, which is legal, and stipically use inside target practice. >>> coming up here, police making progress and tackling a growing problem. the arrest just made and linked to counter fit pills. >>> the suspect in annoys bay trafficking charge in court and the charges they now face. >>> police say the man robbed a wall green ands wells fargo in the south shore center. he's described as being in his 20s, 5'7 to 5'10 with a stocky build. he fired two guns in -- a gun in two of those robberies. if you recognize the man, police would like you to contact them. >>

the president called this especially heartbreaking for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community.>> we pray for the families that are grasping freighters with>> reporter: and hearts. we stand with the people of orlando who have endured a terrible attack on the city. it is still early in the investigation, but we know enough to say that this was an act of terror and eight. -- hate. >> he says it was a symbol of solidarity and empowerment for the gay community. >> this is a sober reminder that attacks on any american regardless of race, ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation is an attack on all of us, and on the fundamental values of equality and dignity that define us as a country. >> the president also called for tougher gun laws saying that the shooting was another reminder about how easy it is to get weapons and commit these kinds of attacks. >>> hillary clinton says that she is joining with all americans and praying for the victims, saying that we "need to keep guns like the ones used last night out of the hands of terrorism or other violent criminals.">> donald trump also

who happens to be bisexual.he video is viral. >> i wish the government would round them all up and put them up against the firing wall and blown their brains out. >> reporter: but pastor roger jimenez's strong views aren't a reflection of his entire family. >> i was feeling ashamed that i had any connection to him at all. >> reporter: christina peters says her sister has been with jimenez for a decade. as long as peters has known him, she says his position has always been the same. >> it's hateful and it's shaming. and it hasn't changed. when i have dated women, i know that i'm not welcome. >> reporter: peters may not feel welcome at verify baptist church where the brother-in-law preaches but is welcome at her own church. the table. where all means all. >> he doesn't speak for god or for all of christianity and there are many churches who long to welcome people as they are. >> reporter: the support from the table helps peters deal with this. >> are you sad? that 50 pedophiles were killed today? oh no. i think th

but many gay and bisexual men cannot give blood. currently, the fda requires that they abstain from sex for at least a year in order to donate. >> it's an irrational discriminatory and, um, unscientific, um, piece of public policy, um, and the ban needs to be changed. and it needs to apply to both gays and straights for a much shorter period of time than one year. >> supervisor weiner says that the technology behind blood safety testing eliminates the need for a year-long ban. >>> we'll have more on the massacre in orlando coming up at 5:30. scott pelley with the story of a survivor who wants to send a message about the attack. >>> and more fallout for the judge who sentenced stanford student brock turner to six months in jail for sexual assault. judge aaron persky has been removed from presiding over an unrelated sexual assault case. it involved a male nurse accused of taking advantage of a woman while she was under anesthesia. today, the santa clara county d.a.'s office filed a motion claiming persky could not be fair in the case.

times that howell is bisexual and his ex-boyfriend says howell needs help. powell is currently on probation from a case in which he pointed a gun at his neighbors. >>> questions now turn to how the gunman was able to buy his guns. the gun store owner is speak out. as ktvu's tom vacar tells us, the owner says it was all perfectly legal. >> reporter: the owner of the gunshop that legally sold the weapons to the killer expressed his condolences. >> our prayers and thoughts are with the families and victims. but right now atf is doing an annual compliance inspection which is normal. we're going to be closed for a couple of hours. i don't want you to sit here and waste your time. >> reporter: he says omar mateen passed a fullback ground check, and if he hadn't bought the guns from him, he certainly would have bought them from somewhere else. nonetheless -- >> the prayers and thoughts of all of us are with the families and the victims. it's a horrible terror act. what else can you say? >> reporter: after always expressing his condolences to the victims and saying

i'm not up on that, but i know the difference between bisexual and bigender.d problem, your local supermarket has cut prices by 9%. if pork chop cost $2.99 before the reduction, how much might this offend a native trans-american vegan? it's absurd. math is so intolerant. why does two plus two have to equal four, anyway? who's to say it cath be five? you're so number it. here's another word problem when you find yourself hurtling towards the edge of the cliff, do you step on the gas or hit the brakes? today it seems like we're stepping on the gas after centuries of enlightenment. wu know dismiss truth, looking instead to indulge fact-free emotion. instead of learning to multiply, we triv to divide. the great thing about math is the only unifying thing in existence, it's universally true, no matter what culture and it's hard on everyone. maybe that's why they're replacing it with diversity training. anyone can do that. which must comfort the faculty. kg this is crazy, huh? >> no, i don't like it too much. it seemed like for a weird second i was going to have to

around orlando and the country put out the call for donors and many lined up to give but gay and bisexualenewing calls to loosen restrictions that some say perpetuate a stigma. here's medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. >> giving blood after a tragedy is not only necessary but has become a symbol of resilience. a way for grief cob channelled into action. >> we jumped in our car, got our friends justin and jordan and ran to the blood bank because they said we were in a crisis and this they didn't have enough blood to help support what they were seeing on the street. >> you want to go, you want to go help but that morning you find out that you can't donate blood. >> there's a ban on gay men giving blood. it's just one of those -- another shock to the system that day. >> reporter: according to the fda, which oversees the safety of the u.s. blood supply, men who've had sex with men -- even protected sex -- within the past year cannot donate. >> i know i have that regular tests and i know i'm an hiv-negative person i felt like why couldn't i give blood and why couldn't they screen it? >> r

marÍa elena: pudo haber sido bisexual?ante las conversaciones o mar siempre sacaba a relucir los conflictos entre Él, su religiÓn y su padre, un activista afgano que segÚn miguel ejercÍa mucha presiÓn sobre su hijo. marÍa elena: que tipo de presiÓn percibidas que tenÍa su padre. miguel: para nosotros dos gay son bienvenidos, para su padre no. para su padre era lo mÁs denigrantes sobre la faz de la tierra, decÍa que alÁ habÍa venido a este mundo para limpiar, los gays deberÍamos de morir. miguel: su papÁ sospechÓ que era gay? nunca pregunto si los sospechÓ, la esposa sabÍa supuestamente que iba a la discoteca gya. marÍa elena: miguel asegura que fue el padre quien le puso presiÓn para que se casara con una mujer, y estableciera una familia. miguel: una de las cosas que me confesÓ es que era prÁcticamente manipulado, vamos a decir en el 100% por su papÁ. le pedÍa que tenía que tener hijos machos. marÍa elena: segÚn miguel, omar mateen fue muy claro con respecto a las expectativas que le impuso su padre. miguel: mi papÁ lo qu

obama said it was the attack on all of us, calling it especially heartbreaking for the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender community. >> we pray for the families that are grasping for answers with broken hearts. we stand with the people of orlando who have endured a terrible attack on their city. although it is still early in the investigation, we know enough to say that this was an act of terror, and an act of hate.>> president obama said that the pulse nightclub was more than just a nightclub, a symbol of solidarity and empowerment for the gay community, repeating his call for stricter gun laws. >>> and hillary clinton said she is joining in frame for the victims, and posted we need to keep guns like the ones used last night out of the hands of terrorists and other violent criminals. she also said it was the deadliest mass shooting in the united states and it reminds us once more that weapons of war have no place on our streets.>>> donald trump posting it was a horrific incident in florida, praying for all of the victims and their families. when will this stop? when we get tough, smart a

what happened in orlando will not break the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender community and only make it stronger. pridefest continues tomorrow. >> abc7 news was atop san francisco's twin peaks. the band played for the installs of the pink triangle. the try angle covers one acre. here a loose at the san francisco end of the bay bridge. >>> with huge crowded expected this weekend there will be a lot of road closures. the area around civic center will be closed both today and tomorrow, and from market street -- and market street from beale to eight will be closed for at the parade. muni will reroute buss and the agency is asking people to take publication transportation. barret will begin service at 7:00 a.m. and run extra trains. >>> a walk weekend in the bay area and it's going to get warmer. a live look outside right now from the camera atop the sutro. the golden gate bridge, a little haze down there that's check in with meteorologist lease a argen. >> the clear skies tonight, going to see a nice evening. we still have some rip currents and large breakers at the coast to be aware of

we have a gofundme page to help the victims, that's gonethrough the gay bisexual community center. these terrorists had to strike at the heart of who we are with hatred. and here's the thing, orlando is going to come back, they're going to come back with love. supporting people. and this is not going to destroy the fabric of this community. >> reporter: maybe it's our nature to want to classify everything right away. terrorism, international terrorism, hate crime. what is this? was this an attack on the gay community or was this an attack on america? >> i think both. it's unfortunately, because i see a lot of people out here today that i never see supporting the gay community yet they're here today. and that's frustrating because gay americans are americans, and we bleed just like everyone else. my community bled on the sidewalk out here and were shot, and killed, and you know, we count. we matter as a community. we are human beings. we are people, and we are americans. and i'm distressed and so sad by this. i wear two hats as a city commissioner, i also am a member of this communi

generation -- my generation is that we need a different word because gay, lesbian, transgender and bisexual all have different meaning, and it is more of an expansive identity that means not just about the personal nature, but about the certain political lines, a certain political orientation, and [ null ] to me means a different thing. it does not mean what they used to call us on the school bus.>> thank you so much, rabbi and maxine, we will take a quick break and return to this conversation, and in honor of lgbtq pride month, join us back in a moment on mosaic. >>> good while earning -- good morning welcome back to mosaic, and i am rabbi eric weiss and happy to be your host, and we have some special guests in honor of lgbtq pride month, and we have maxine, and rabbi reuben zellman, and welcome back .>>> you were talking about the shift in language, and your relative experiences in the jewish community around the lgbtq issues and landscape, and i wonder if you could talk a little bit about the institutional changes you have seen over the years and in the places in which you work that cove

the friends of ours who are lesbian and gay and bisexual and transgender who were targeted. i want to remind them that they are not alone. the american people and our allies and friends all over the world stand with you. and are thinking about you and praying for you. as director comey has said we currently do not have any information to indicate that a foreign terrorist group directed the attack in orlando. it is increasingly clear however that the killer took in extremist information and propaganda over the internet. he appears to have been an angry disturbed unstable young man that became radicalized. as we know all too well, terror groups like isol called on people around the world and here in the united states to attack innocent civilians, their propaganda and videos and postings are pervasive and more easily accessible than we want. this individual appears to have absorbs some of that and during his killing spree the shooter in orlando pledged allegiance to isol. as i have said before, these lone actors or small cells of terrorists are hard to detect and very hard to p

many gay and bisexual men who appear to be the target of the shooting were unable to donate. under federal law men who have sex with men cannot give blood unless they abstain from sex for one year. >>> time to turn to accuweather county winds are not helping the fire in the pinelands. >> reporter: no, they are not, and especially today, it's going to be somewhat breezy. if there is something burning out there it will be pushed by the breeze. as we take a look outside we are dry and sunshine coming up over the horizon in center city. you can see the camera wiggling a bit, not bouncing is as much as yesterday, but breezy. 63 degrees is the temperature. dewpoint, 44. anything below 60 is not considered humid. so 44 really not humid. nice, comfortable air out there. winds out of the north/northwest at 9 miles per hour. we have seen them pop up in the mid teens at times. they will go higher than that later today. in terms of satellite, we showed you on sky6 live hd it's bright out there. there are clouds to the west of philadelphia. off and on today we could be in and out of cloud

. >> are you straight, gay, bisexual, lesbian, let every human being be that human being and let's standor humanity. [applause] reporter: after the sermon comes the food. with christians and muslims eating together. they also pray together for the victims of the shooting and their families. the inman says that he has met many grieving relatives since the tragedy. >> they came to me and said that they were sorry for what i was facing but i was become a you lost a family member and you are consoling me. our family has become closer together. the closer we are, the less chance that there is fear that look -- that will succeed. reporter: the traditional prayer marks the end of the fact -- fast. contact between people of different religions is important, he says -- she says, but she is realistic. she does not think that that alone is enough to prevent killings like at the polls -- pulse nightclub. >> i feel like this was a solitary act committed by an individual who had a problem with his own convictions and beliefs. reporter: whatever religious tensions have been stirred up since the attack,

. >> is not important that you are gay, lesbian, bisexual or transsexual, you are aerson and you stay a person. some people say a lot of gays being shot in a nightclub, how great. i think it's terrible. no one should be allowed to say things like that. >> this is not someone else's business. it could have also happened to us. >> i'm sad and i'm sad for the families. as for my own personal safety, before this, i live my life normally. i'm afraid it could happen to me. >> this is a time where people realize that for them and everyone else, human life is the most important thing of all regardless of religion or sexuality. it is the most valuable thing. >> it is important now that there's no place for hatred and we continue to fight for the acceptance of lesbian, gay and transgendered people. everyone is affected, you cannot restricted to certain groups. this was an act against humanity. brent: the turkish newspaper editor who was facing a sentence has received our award for freedom. he could face up to five years for allegedly insulting the turkish president. >> this year's recipient of

since then, bisexual behavior has doubled and researchers say it is due to experimentation. >>> new developmentsrs say enriq enriq enrique was charged. >>> a woman buying a freezer at a yard sale was shocked when she opened the freezer and saw a body. who is going to sell it? looked inside, called 911. police say the body was not dismembered and foul play is not suspected. >> something weird are that story. >> babies can make their big debut into the world at awkward moments. like at this lowe's parking lot at alaska. a moose gave birth. officials have reminded people to get in between a moose and a baby. that's cute. >> mommy and its baby, we ran. >> a moose or bear. >> charged. moose. they're very aggressive. especially if they're around their young. >> you obviously run quickly. >>> president obama will deliver the commencement address at the u.s. air force academy in colorado. times have changed since he spoke there in 2012 when he told the class they were the first to graduate in a decade where there was no war. >>> mike brady turning 44. stacy keech, 75. and sally cellarman turns 79. have

especially heartbreaking day for all of our friends, our fellow americans who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. the shooter targeted nightclub where people can together to be with friends, to dance, and to sing, and to live. the place where they were attacked is more than a nightclub, it is a place of solidarity and empowerment where people have come together to raise awareness, to speak their minds, and to advocate for their civil rights. amy: since 2007, the suspected gunman, omar mateen, had worked as a security guard at g4s, the largest private security firm in the world. he was born in new york to afghan parents in 1986. the fbi interviewed mateen in 2013 and 2014 for possible terrorist ties. according to the "new york times," he was placed under fbi surveillance for a time but the agency eventually closed its inquiry. there are reports that mateen called 911 around the time of the assault and declared his allegiance to isis but no audio , of the call has been released to the public. mateen's father told nbc that his son had been angered after seeing two men kissing in mia

there's new calls to the end to fda policy banning gay and bisexual men from donating blood.ws now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. watching "world news now." >>> it was a coincidence that >>> it was a coincidence that days after so many victims in orlando needed blood transfusions, that yesterday happened to be world blood donor day. >> but instead of gathering at local blood banks, lgbt activists gathered on the steps of new york city hall protesting the fda's ban on donations from gay and bisexual men. sandra bookman was also there. >> reporter: in a poignant and impressive show of support and solidarity, americans began lining up outside blood banks as word of the horrific shooting in orlando spread. from that shell shocked city to virginia, texas, wisconsin and beyond the instinct to help kicked in. but missing from those lines or eventually turned away, gay and bisexual men who can only donate blood if they've been celebate for a year, an fda policy that many call discriminatory and outdated. >> blood donation policies should

. >> reporter: a new generation of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender muslims. >> i am an american lgbt muslim. >> reporter: omar is a writer and activist. >> we are combatting both is islama phobia. and homophobia. >> reporter: what has caused you to come forward. >> we react to people saying, oh, islam hates gays and say, wait a minute, we do exist. >> reporter: he's part of the muslim apply generals for sexual transgender diversity. >> i saw the news and two of my roads collided, being a transgender man but also being somebody who is very close to my muslim community. >> i immediately went to facebook and i wrote this post. i said, "we're here, we're queer, we're muslim, we're both without apology or contradiction". >> reporter: how hard is it growing up with these two identities? >> you're constantly pushed to give one of them up. >> reporter: the world's muslims consider homosexuality to be morally wrong according to a 2013 pew survey. and most muslim countries criminalize homosexual activity. in some, it's punishable by death. >> when the koran is read, it has to be read with

. >>> the health department is urging gay and bisexual to get vaccinated. >> kissing, sharing drinks, being in crowded and smoky bars and clubs are all places where the disease can spread. >> nine people have gotten sick in the los angeles area, meningitis includes fever, vomiting, stiff neck and rash. >>> all right, 7 on your side michael finney is on the road today answering people's consumer questions. >> joining us from santana row in san jose, hey, michael. >> reporter: we're having a great time down here. we want everybody to drop by, ask us any consumer questions you have. we have one right here, which is very unique. let's start with getting your name and where you live. >> i'm claudia, and i live in san jose california. >> your question is? >> i had a dui in 2010, a misdemeanor dui, which i, you know, later got cleared up in 2013, i got it dismissed and expunged. i'm concerned, because i want to go on a cruise, which stops in canada, and i want -- don't want there to be any problems with me being able to get on the cruise, because i understand canada has problems with -- >> y

stonewall national monument will tell the story of the country's struggle for equality for lesbian, gay, bisexualnd transgender people. the tavern became iconic for the gay rights movement after a police raid and street riots back in 1969. >>> from our jersey shore bureau, one family's making an effort to save a rare species from becoming road kill. the dolan family has a nesting ground for diamond back terrapins right in the front yard of their barnagut light home. they dumped sand on their lawn to give turtles emerging from salt marshes a safe habitat to bury their eggs. experts say the sand is far more conducive to terrapin nests than the stone landscaping outside most nearby homes. >> i think it's just important to help out in some way with the turtles. >> the nests are covered with these wire cages, which are also designed to keep predators like foxes and raccoons away from the eggs. >>> happening this weekend, an intense two days of biking, running, and swimming for thousands of competitors at the 12th annual trirock philadelphia triathlon. the event includes a 25-mile bike challenge, six-m

the friends of ours who are lesbian and gay and bisexual and transgender who were targeted, i want toemind them that they are not alone. the american people and our allies and friends all over the world stand with you. and are thinking about you. and are praying for you. as director comey has said, we currently do not have any information to indicate that a foreign terrorist group directed the attack in orlando. it it is increasingly clear, however, that the killer took in extremist information and propaganda over the internet. he appears to have been angry and disturbed unstable young man who became radicalized. as we know all too well, terrorist groups like isil have called on people around the world and here in the united states to attack innocent civilians. their propaganda, their videos, their postings, are pervasive, and more easily accessible than we want. this individual appears to have absorbed some of that. and during his killing spree, the shooter in orlando pledged allegiance to isil. as i've said before, these lone actors or small cells of terrorists are very hard to dete

this is an especially heartbreaking day for all our friends, fellow americans who are lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender. today marks the most deadly shooting in american history. >> what should have been a night of fun at the club all changed in a matter of minutes. one gunman killed 50 people and wounded dozens more at a gay nightclub in orlando. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm maria medina. juliette goodrich is on assignment. the website for the city of orlando is posting the names of the people killed whose next of kin has been notified. 53 people are hurt. many critically. among the wounded, an orlando police officer whose helmet likely saved his life. the gunman is among the dead. he's identified as 29-year-old omar mateen. we'll now go to craig boswell in orlando. >> people are searching for information about their loved ones. a handful has learned the difficult reality, their loved one did not make it out. most are still waiting. we're also learning more about the gunman. >> reporter: shots rang out after police arrived at a gay nightclub in orlando. investigators say oma

the health department says an outbreak of meningococcal disease has affected mostly gay and bisexual men. people being advised to consider getting evacuated, especially anyone who is hiv positive. the goal is to stop the spread of the blood infection. the bacteria are transmitted through nose and throat s secretions. >> next at 5:00, it's being called a major victory for the transgender community. dethat's of this historic. details of this historic change set for the military. plus. >> i know she's alive in my heart. i just want her to come home alive. >> it's been an agonizing month for the family of a kidnapped vallejo girl. i'll show you what's being done to keep the case in the spotlight next. also, a daring jewelry heist here in the bay area. the new information just into our newsroom. an east bay community ismournine >>> an east bay community mourning the death of a beloa d beloved teenager tonight. he drowned while swimming in the lake. he recently graduated. he was set to attend cal poly this fall. he was a star player on the berkeley rhinos youth rugby club. >>> and new at 5

especially heartbreaking day for all of our friends, our fellow americans who are lesbian, gay, bisexual. the shooter targeted a nightclub where people came together to be friends w friends, to dance and to sing and to live. the place where they were attacked is more than a nightclub. it is a place of solidarity and empowerment where people have come together to raise awareness, to speak their minds, and to advocate for their civil rights. so this is a sobering reminder that attack on any american regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, or sexual orientation is an attack on all of us and on the fundamental values of equality and dignity that define us as a country. no act of hate or terror will ever change who we are or the values that make us americans. today marks the most deadly shooting in american history. the shooter was apparently armed with a handgun and a powerful assault rifle. this massacre is, therefore, a further reminder of how easy it is for someone to get their hands on a weapon that lets them shoot people in a school or in a house of worship or a movie theater or in a n

since then bisexual behavior has also doubled? >>> new developments in the san bernardino case. of california jihadists. the group was arrested in 2012 when they attempted to join al qaeda in afghanistan. >>> and listen to this, a woman who purchased a freezer for $30 in north carolina was shocked when she found a dead body inside. the woman said she didn't open the freezer immediately because her neighbor said the items inside were for a church project. she looked inside and called 911. foul play is not suspected. goodness. all right. from that we'll make a sharp turn to this. we all know babies can make their big debut in the world at the most awkward moments. like this time at a lowe's parking lot in alaska. >> a lot of people there to help. >> that's true. a lot of tools in case you need help. that's where dozens witnessed a moose give birth. though officials have reminded people do not get between a moose and a baby during calving season but the crowd still watched from afar. i'm betty nguyen. "way too early" starts right now. >>> why don't you mention donald trump by name?

times" howell has no bad feelings towards gays or lesbians and howell is bisexual.tigators are trying to determine what he intended to do with the weapons. they don't believe it's connected to the orlando nightclub attack. meantime, the annual pride event was held without any problems. >>> now a fifth oakland police officer has been put on administrative leave as a sexual misconduct investigation continues. two of the officers have resigned. the alleged misconduct was found after one officer committed suicide and left behind a note claiming that more than one officer had an ongoing sexual relationship with the underaged daughter of a police dispatcher. >>> oakland investigators, meantime, believe a wiring problem caused a fire sunday morning at a downtown commercial building. fire crews rushed to the building near 13th and webster 4:30 yesterday morning. they report the fire was linked to wiring in the basement of that five-story building. it took over an hour to put out the flames. there were no reports of any injuries. >>> 7:25. microsoft says it is buying the pro

frontal the l a times, howell is bisexual in his ex-boyfriend said he needs help.right now he is on probation from a case where he pointed a gun at his neighbors. >>> at least one person was killed when a fire swept through an office building near downtown los angeles. this was first reported around 7 pm. officials say the building was supposed to be vacant although at least five people were inside. officials say three people had to be rescued. one of those people is being called a person of interest. investigators are looking for the cause. >>> reacting to the mass shooting in orlando, donald trump expanded his call to temporarily ban muslims from the u.s. he also wants to include people from other areas of the world that have a history of terrorism. >> it will be lifted, the span, when and as a nation we are in a position to properly and perfectly screen these people coming into our country. >> hillary clinton condemned what she called, inflammatory anti-muslim rhetoric. she also accused allies of the failing to crack down in their own countries. >> it is long pa

rights, and really of american history, because it places the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender movement in the pantheon of america's civil rights. >> reporter: last year, 1.6 million people took part in new york's pride march. reena, the n.y.p.d. has heightened security. event organizers are expecting nearly two million people this year. >> ninan: quite a turnout. demarco morgan, thank you. coming up next, is the government getting in the way of protecting children from lead exposure? ♪ ♪ ♪ that's life. you diet. you exercise. and if you still need help lowering your blood sugar... ...this is jardiance. along with diet and exercise... jardiance works around the clock... to lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. this can help you lower blood sugar and a1c. and although it's not for weight loss or lowering systolic blood pressure, jardiance could help with both. jardiance can cause serious side effects including dehydration. this may cause you to feel dizzy, faint, or lightheaded, or weak upon standing. ketoacidosis is a serious side effect that can be life-threatening

foremost in our minds is the grief of those in orlando, especially those who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender. i visited with many of the families of the victims and one thing i told him, you are not alone. people all over the world are standing with them and we always will. the investigation is ongoing, but we know that the killer was an angry and disturbed individual, who took extremists information from over the internet and became radicalized. during the killing spree, he pledged allegiance to isis, a group that has called on people from around the world to attack civilians. we will keep doing everything in our power to stop these kinds of attacks and ultimately destroyed isil. the extraordinary people in our law enforcement communities and military have already prevented attacks in my saved many lives, and we will not let up. alongside the stories of bravery and healing, we have also seen a focus on reducing gun violence. being tough on terrorism requires more than talk. being tough on terrorism, particularly the homegrown terrorism we have seen, means making it harder for

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families who have seen their loved ones harmed, the friends of ours who are lesbian and gay and bisexual and transden who were targeted. i want to remind them that they are not alone. the american people and our allies and friends all over the world stand with you, and are thinking about you and are praying for you. as director comey has said, we currently do not have any information to indicate that a foreign terrorist group directed the attack in orlando. it is increasingly clear, however, that the killer took in extremist information and propaganda over the internet. he appears to have been an angry, disturbed, unstable young man who became radicalized. as we know all too well, terrorist groups like isil have called on people around the world and here in the united states to attack innocent civilians. their propaganda, their videos, their postings are pervasive, and more easily accessible than we want. this individual appears to have absorbed some of that, an during his killing spree, the shooter in orlando pledged allegiance to isil. as i've said before, these lone actors or small ce

however, many gay and bisexual men were unable to donate because the fda bans men who have had sex withlp stop the spread of hiv. >>> we're learning a lot more about the victims and families. >> report from our sister station in miami joins us with more on that. >> reporter: police have set up a staging area for family members at the to hotel behind me to give them information as it comes in. earlier they learned they would not be given another briefing until tomorrow morning. in the meantime we're learning more about the victims from inside pulse night club. >> we can't find him. we can't find him. >> the pain was unbearable for family and friends who gathered at a hotel less than a mile away from the pulse night club. all the waying for an update. a familiar name, a condition. when they finally did get tan update. >> no, please. >> it was their worst fear. >> there's no more john does. everybody is identified. everybody is -- everybody else -- they won't give us news until 10:00. 10:00 tomorrow. i'm trying to find my son. >> she did hear from her son, 30-year-old eddy, he was texting

1.5 million people were expected to attend the 46th annual celebration of the city's gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities. and there was a heavier than usual police presence. san francisco, seattle, chicago, cities holding pride parades this weekend. june is gay pride month. >>> and finally tonight, the italian coast guard set it recognize night more than 3,000 migrants on the mediterranean sea, 25 rubber dinghies who drifted 25 miles north of the libyan coast. italy has received 2500 immigrants by coast. >>> that's all for this edition of pbs newshour weekend, i'm megan thompson, good night. captioning sponsored by wnet captioned by media access group at wgbh access.wgbh.org >> pbs newshour weekend is made possible by: lewis b. and louise hirschfeld cullman. bernard and irene schwartz. judy and josh weston. the cheryl and philip milstein family. the citi foundation. supporting innovation and enabling urban progress. the john and helen glessner family trust. supporting trustworthy journalism that informs and inspires. sue and edgar wachenheim, iii. corporate funding is provide

especially heartbreaking day for all our friends-- our fellow americans-- who are lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender. the shooter targeted a nightclub where people came together to be with friends, to dance and to sing, and to live. the place where they were attacked is more than a nightclub-- it is a place of solidarity and empowerment where people have come together to raise awareness, to speak their minds, and to advocate for their civil rights. so this is a sobering reminder that attacks on any american-- regardless of race, ethnicity, religion or sexual orientation-- is an attack on all of us and on the fundamental values of equality and dignity that define us as a country. and no act of hate or terror will ever change who we are or the values that make us americans. today marks the most deadly shooting in american history. the shooter was apparently armed with a handgun and a powerful assault rifle. this massacre is therefore a further reminder of how easy it is for someone to get their hands on a weapon that lets them shoot people in a school, or in a house of worship, or a mov