>>catherine heenan: first responders on the club littered with bodies some offices of victims of this extreme chat with the gunman one of the new system from to record what he feared would be his last moments. >>catherine heenan: minutes turned into hours as friends watched friends take their last breath finally after three hours of door is used an armored vehicle to break free of the bathroom wall the gunman tried to flee but he died after a brief shootout but not before had killed 49 others and side of the nightclub. >>grant lodes: mechanize pride month by raising the rent will fly outside of city hall this month the 41st anniversary of the san francisco fire suppression the flex outside city hall and the civic center are being floored have staff from the victims of the arm and a lack of shooting. >>reporter:, it appears service restored as a stock chat and was posted to private cabman to increasing page for maneuvering house it's run by the metal to the foundation and nonprofit the will to help veterans and the obvious question the corpse was a tent asking if it's possible there of

. >> reporter:as catherine heenan has the president's reaction and new developments in the investigation america's worst mass killing. >> reporter:some strong words as he and florida to meet with the families of the victims of last weekend's terror attack on an orlando nightclub. >> reporter:as catherine heenan has the president's reaction and new developments in the investigation into america's worst mass killing. >>obama "today, once again, as before, i held and hugged grieving family members and parents and they asked, 'why does keep happening?' and they pleaded that we do more to stop the carnage. they don't care about the politics. neither do i." >> reporter:in this election year, any terror attack is a political issue. today senator john mccain blamed the president for the massacre. >> reporter:the arizona republican said, quote, "barack obama is directly responsible because when he pulled everybody out of iraq, al qaeda went to syria, and became isis." the shooter, omar mateen, apparently had no direct ties to the terror group, but declared his allegiance in a call to a local t=v

catherine heenan is here with a preview of what's at stake. >> catherine:the latest poll numbers over the weekend show the two neck and neck, separated by a statistically insignificant two percent. a pint-size trump supporter in fresno is being banned from wearing trump's signature "make america great again" hat to school. >> catherine: her challenge is sanders challenge mitannian claimed his strongest canada against donald. at most of his supporters here admit they do not believe he will be the nominee and voting for him because they see the chance to influence the direction of the democratic party. the republican party leaders backing away from their canada as they he accuses the american-born u.s. judgment of prejudice because of heritage trump adding fuel to the fire he also lashed out at bainbridge. regardless of who wins tomorrow the president will reportedly ready to announce his choice that could happen tomorrow will not be surprised who will be. drawing negative attention onfrom our partners at c-n-n. sontaya rose brings us the story. >> reporter: 3 days straight the third gr

catherine heenan is here with details on the recommendations aimed at helping. >> grant: >> catherine:the safety suggestions are coming from the san francisco civil grand jury. along with some shocking numbers on just how bad the problem has become. the report says that career criminals are considered the driving force behind most of the crimes. auto burglary-related crime was reported nearly 25-thousand times in san francisco in 2015 and resulted in more than 19- million dollars in property theft. the civil grand jury says there should be a public safety 'strategy' - including using resources to deal with criminal gangs that operate across districts. also - using analysts to study crime patterns to help police and identify future crime trends. and - using social media and technology to do a better job of informing the public. the removal of thousands of cubic yards of sand is underway for the great highway beachfront roadway in san francisco. >> vicki:the department of public works crews were on site today beginning the annual maintenance work. the southbound side of the great highwa

. >> vicki:kron 4's catherine heenan is here. she tracking it all tonight. catherine? >> catherine:with the two parties' presumptive nominees set, voters in states belatedly get to add their voices to the presidential race today. it 'does' matter.for example, hillary clinton wants a big finish - hoping to win the nomination on the first ballot at the democratic convention. the map shows the states at play.california: new jersey, south dakota.montana, new mexico and north dakota. polls have just closed in new jersey. new jersey is the second biggest prize of the night - with 126 delegates at stake. trump is all set.but on the democratic side, clinton and sanders are poised to split the 694 democratic delegates up for grabs tonight. and technically it's not over on either side. neither clinton nor trump will be their parties' official nominees until the formalities of the delegate votes at the national the polls will close less than 3 hours from now. and there will be watch parties results come in. tonight kron 4 is live at watch parties for clinton, sanders and >> repor

catherine heenan is here with more on what we have learned so far. catherine >> catherine:the death toll is now up to 42.with more than 200 injured. we now know that three suicide bombers pulled up to the istanbul airport in a taxi. the first bomber set off his suicide vest 'outside' the terminal - and the other two took advantage of the confusion to get inside. people are talking about the video that shows one of the attackers running through the airport before apparently being shot by a police officer. he fell, dropped a gun.then detonated his suicide vest. we learned tonight that the officer who shot him survived - and is recovering in a hospital. also today - more stories from witnesses who were inside the airport. new video from surveillance cameras shows one of the terrorist running through the airport - his a-k 47 raised and ready. the turkish interior minister now says all the information and evidence points to isis. and today - the c-i-a director said he'd be surprised if the group isn't plotting attacks in the u.s. pam? >> pam:the internatio

catherine heenan is here with details on some had signed an texas. -- hacked signs >> catherine: aheadnd in west dallas during today's morning commute. drivers and the highway signs are not supposed to be saying things like donald trump is a shape shifting lizard. a total of three sides had been revised. another said barney for president. and the third set, work is canceled. go back home. the transportation department's is you can't change the size remotely prepared to have to be on the scene and somehow break the password. there are trying to figure out who did it and they are not amused. >> catherine: dan spokesman said tampering with the signs is a felony and can't even result in present time. there has been similar problems in other parts of the country. when texas authorities were about the latest hack they quickly began turning off the signs. pam and steve? >> pam: congratulation college grads what a cop some >> brittney: 85 degrees in san jose, 95 and concord and 83 degrees and santa rosa. satellite radar shows us that the area of high pressure over the west coast, would not hav

>>catherine heenan: >>robin winston: this is a come to commit direction we have two lanes blocked right saratoga avenue to vehicles are involved friends took over and someone trapped inside emergency crews on the scene the census on the to bring so it is not backing up traffic the something to keep the eyes open if you have to use 85 to get from los gatos and cupertino. >>robin winston: will let you know of the starch to delay your commute into and out of the south bank another for traffic to come of shortly. >>reporter: we are seeing some line with the storm track a satellite and radar imaging basically your racket ukiah and go and threading we do have a 20 percent chance that is going to be having for the north and in this is expected later in the day we would definitely keep posted temperatures on the course of san francisco 58 degrees open 59 san jose 54. >>mark: the alameda county district attorney's office is now involved in the sex scandal plaguing the zero competing the interim police chief has been fired amid the widening scandal. >>mark: were the first to break the story last

. >> vicki:catherine heenan is here about the worst mass killing in u-s history. catherine? >> reporter:this is the tenth time the president has visited a mass killing. he noted that 49 people died by a killer using the same automatic weapon used in san bernardino, newton and aurora. >>obama "today, once again, as has been true too many times before, i held and hugged grieving family members and parents and they asked, 'why does keep happening?' and they pleaded that we do more to stop the carnage. they don't care about the politics. neither do i." >> reporter:in this election year, any terror attack is a political issue. >> reporter:today senator john mccain blamed the president for the massacre. the arizona republican said, quote, "barack obama is directly responsible because when he pulled everybody out of iraq, al qaeda went to syria, and became isis." >> reporter:the shooter, omar mateen, apparently had no direct ties to the terror group, but declared his allegiance in a call to a local t=v station from inside the nightclub. >>"he said i'm the shooter. he started saying

catherine heenan is here with details on the shocking attack - which happened in the airport's departure area. >> catherine:surveillance video in the busy departure area caught the moment that at least one of the three explosions went off. a senior turkish government official is now saying that all early indications suggest that isis is to blame. the numbers keep changing.but at least 36 people have been killed.and 147 injured. the attack happened at the airport's international terminal.and as many as four attacks involving suicide bombers may have been involved. the turkish official says the attackers blew themselves up before entering the x-ray security area. a man who had just walked off a plane moments after the explosions -- talked about what he was seeing. the airport remains closed. investigators think they've spotted at least one of the suicide bombers on surveillance video. and the death toll is expected to go up -- given the fact at least 60 people have been injured, some seriously. we sent the alert about the latest terror attack in turkey, just before 3-30 this afternoon. you

. >> catherine heenan is here with more. >> reporter: it is getting nastier.inton used a speech in ohio to try to undermine trump's perceived strength in the business arena because that is seen as an area where trump seems to have an edge over clinton. but today she blasted him in a speech on economic policy, for fundraising reports and showing use of $6 million of his own money to pay his family and companies for questioning past bankruptcies.>> trump's own products are made in a lot of countries that are not named america. trump ties are made in china, trump soups in mexico, trump furniture in turkey. he has written a lot of books about business. they all seem to and it chapter 11. >> reporter: clinton says trump makes reckless choices and that could hurt the economy. a new poll does give clinton a small edge over trump but shows voters assume that he is much stronger on economic issues. trump today, in return, suggested on social media that clinton's big lead and fundraising is thanks to what he called broad money. >> facebook taking on a unique way to crea

catherine heenan is back with details on what he talked about today. >> reporter: and the highlight of latest trip here. and this has been a big focus for president obama. the conference brought together 300 investors and more than 700 business people. just this week, he on build a pledge by high-profile tech companies including error b and b i live to improve the diversity of their staffs. -- air bnb and lyft >> reporter: the white house has also streamlined some of the rules for starting companies but not surprisingly. the president also talked today about britain's big decision to leave the european union. something that he knows will affect u.s. business. >> reporter: the president is trying to stop positive. but while britain was led through its intense campaign on the boat he had made it clear that he hoped britain would stay in the european union. >> reporter: he even warned that leaving would give the country less clout say it will be back of the queue when it came to global issues demanding attention. >> reporter: the death toll from the severe floods that have rushed to west

catherine heenan is here with the latest on a situation that keeps getting worse. >> catherine:the seineiver just keeps rising. we've heard how the louvre is closed today - while workers pack up art and take it to the building's top two floors. the museum gave us a closer look today at that process. but one landmark after another is shutting down - as the river surges to its highest levels in nearly 35 years. across paris -- museums, parks and cemeteries are being closed as the city braces for evacuations. nearly a week of heavy rain has led to serious flooding across parts of france, germany and belgium.leaving at least 16 people dead. they include a man who was ripped from his bicycle by a torrent of water.and a belgian beekeeper swept away by rising waters while trying to protect his hives. pam and steve? >> steve: of rinses that may lead to new laws fight the addiction breaking new right here. >> reporter: is going at it with a jackhammer at this point catcall from neighbors about the water main breaks. we of the gallery to see how much water there as and some the streets and buckley

.>> catherine heenan is here on more with the president of candidate had to say.>> >> reporter: she billedas that is -- it was mostly a scathing rundown of white she says donald trump should never be allowed to get near the white house. she says the republican is tougher mentally and -- unfit to be president, saying the world become a more dangerous place. she mocked his claims that he knows plenty about foreign policy and said he doesn't have a clue as to what he's talking about. >> donald trump ideas are just different, their dangerously incoherent. they're not even with the ideas. just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds and outright lies. there's no risk of people losing their lives if you blow up a golf course deal. but it doesn't work like that in world affairs. just like being interviewed on the same episode of 60 minutes, as put in was, it's not the same as dealing with vladimir putin.>> reporter: trump wasted no time with prime backward tweets calling it a bad affirmance by crooked hillary clinton saying she reportedly for mental proctor and does not look presidential. secon

catherine heenan has the latest details into that man says he belonged to the same mosque, while he did not initially consider the friend to fit the radical profile, he began to worry about that possibility. this was back in 2014. the man ended you will -- up calling the fbi after a warning. after he heard him make what he considered troubling comments about a radical islamic cleric. >> he brought up the name of a radical cleric that radical iced several people. and mentioned that he had also seen images of enrika, and my reaction was what he thought about the videos, and he told me they were powerful. both of those rated concern -- raised concern. >> investigators do still want to know what mateen was doing between his first visit to the pulse nightclub the night of the shooting and his return with the guns two hours later. his wife has told authorities he left their home angry, he had a bag full of gumption. she claims she -- guns. she claimed she didn't know he would do anything. no final decision if she should face charges that could happen. it was revealed this week mateen bought t