the goal, it is for the memorial to be on pulse site but mayor buddy dyer says that is still in the works. >> what you want to do is do an appropriate, permanent, memorial, and i want to make sure that we get a lot of input from the affected communities, and the city. >> people throughout the country continue to pay their respects to the 49 people killed. and the 53 others that were hurt. >>> remember the ice bucket challenge? people dumping freezing cold water on their heads all in the name of curing a deadly disease. >> it turns out on line craze made a huge difference in the fight against als, we will show you how just ahead. >> fantastic. >>> we are looking ahead to another very scorching afternoon and eventually there will be a break in the heat, but not just yet, however, we will tell you when to expect that cool down coming up. >>> welcome back. the als a so, says money raised through ice bucket challenged helped fund a major discovery about the disease. scientists found a gene they say contribute toss als and they are now a step closer to developing a therapy. the ice bucket chall

the join me in welcoming mayor buddy dyer. [applause] >> good afternoon. i welcome you to orlando. i also want to thank all of you. our city has changed a great deal in the last month. on june the 12th, we had the darkest day in our city's history. but today, i could not be more proud of our community's response and the response and support we have saved -- received from the country and around the world. i see many to my face is an old friends today. and i want to take this opportunity to personally thank you for your messages of support and assistance and guidance and advice. there are many more of you that i don't recognize, but i also to thank you. we received your heartfelt messages as well and we will never forget that. if the words and thoughts were not enough, we have the jewels all overthe -- vigils the country in small towns and big cities. lit up public stations with rainbow colors. messages of hope and love for the people in orlando and you sent your prayers. on behalf of everyone who calls her land a home, let me offer my things. you reminded us everyday that we were no

i noticed this mayor buddy dyer dealing in orlando with the horror of what happened at the gay bar with 49 people murdered. he has tweeted, we're stronger when we stand together both as a community and country, hashtag we stand with dallas and all cities experiencing such difficult times. trying to bring these things to you throughout the hour. it is certainly captivating the nation at the moment and affecting many people's hearts and minds. and oddly -- we also learned texas governor greg abbott and the dallas police department -- not oddly, i was going to mention something else. they're going to hold a press conference at 5:00 p.m. eastern. fox business will be dipping into that and checking to be sure there is news there. we'll let you know as soon as that gets up on the bird, on the satellite. >>> in the meantime, the new york stock exchange is marking the tragic day in dallas with a moment of silence. this was the scene this morning. traders often mark these situations with a moment of silence, but there's a real strength and a connection between traders and police. traders and law

please join me in welcoming mayor buddy dyer. [applause] mayor dyer: good afternoon. as i welcome you to orlando, i also want to thank all of you. our city has changed a great deal in the last month. on june the we had the darkest 12th, day in our city's history, but today, i couldn't be more proud of our community's response and the response and support we've received from around the country and around the world. i see many familiar faces and old friends here today. nancy jacobson sitting right there in the front row. and i want to take this opportunity to personally thank you for your messages of support and assistance and guidance and advice, and there are many more of you that i don't recognize. but i also want to thank you, because we received your heartfelt messages as well, and we will never forget you. thoughts and words were not enough. you had vigils all over the country in small towns and big cities. you lit up your public spaces in rainbow colors of support. you hung banners for residents to sign with messages of hope and love for the people of orlando, an

thank you mayor buddy dyer of orlando florida. to all of today's participants, to the staff, volunteers, the workers, everybody that's worked so hard to make this meetinga success, give them a big round of applause . [applause] ladies and gentlemen, i am so proud to be a democrat tonight. [applause] i want to thank both of our campaigns, i want to thankbernie sanders. i want to thank hillary clinton . and i look forward to electing the first woman president of the united states . [applause] >> thank you mister chair. i'm representative luis was also from washington state. first-generation peruvian american and a proud supporter of senator bernie sanders . [applause] i know as a former labor negotiator how hard it is sometimes get to yes. i know that the passionate positions we may take make it difficult to find agreement but i wanted to congratulate ourselves for the work we've done here tonight, for taking the higher ground. in the last two days and nights, making sure we come out of this committee with a platform we are proud to

please join me in welcoming mayor buddy dier. -- dyer. [applause] mayor dyer: as i welcome you to orlando i want to thank all of you. our city has changed a great deal in the last month. on june 12, we had the darkest day in our city's history, but today i couldn't be more proud of our community's response and the reasons -- response and support we've received from around the country and around the world. i see many familiar faces and old friends here today. nancy jacobson there in the front row. i want to take this opportunity to personally thank you for your messages of support and assistance and guidance and advice and there are many more f you i don't recognize. i want to thank you as well. we heard your words of comfort. you had vigils all over the country in small towns and big cities. you lit up your public spaces in rainbow colors of support. you hung banners for residents to sign with messages of hope and love for the people of orlando. most importantly you sent your prayers. on behalf of everyone who calls orlando home, let me o