i'm dianne gallagher reporting. >>> stay with "eyewitness news" as we update you on terror attack on turkey. our coverage continues on line at cbs philly.com. >>> happening today officialness camden county are honoring orlando shooting victims. board of freeholders will host a march perfect love at 7:00 in coupe are river park. march is intended to spread message of love and equality while showing solidarity for 49 people murdered inside the pulse nightclub. all are encouraged to wear clothing in shade of the rainbow colors to reflect diversity of the community. >>> safety of drinking water in three suburban communities now has at tension of consume are advocate erin brookewitch. >> we will continue to work with all authorities out there as quickly as we can to ensure that you will get safe drinking water. >> that is brook vitch on skype, speaking to all three communities. they are dealing with alarming levels of the chemical in the water. they are used in fire fighting foam at nearby military air bases and they are linked to cancer. law firm that hosted the meeting is gathering info

. >> we're joined by dianne gallagher in orlando. can you talk about how that city is coping tonight? >> you might be able to see behind me this is still a very active scene. you can see people standing up where those cars are. a lot of people are just kind of coming out. they want to be here and stand in solidarity with one another. ever since that attack happened, the lines outside the blood banks here in orlando, florida are incredibly long. wrapping around buildings. so much that the blood banks have said try a different one, we have too many people. a lot coming out saying they want to help. they feel like they want to stand as one orlando. they need to stand together not just for their city but for the lgbt community. a lot of people having a hard time wrapping their minds around the fact that 50 people were killed in a nightclub, that people were just having a good time for the evening. 53 people injured. the names are still trickling out. so there are a lot of people here waiting on pins and needles, hoping their friend or fa

in orlando -- i'm dianne gallagher reporting. >> pam:in the wake of the nightclub massacre a political firestorm between presidential candidates. and now president obama is weighing in. >> grant: 9 sobering image that took care 49 people died in so many marked have serious injuries but these are the allies that were lost and tonight we are hearing from the mother of 33 year-old son was a manager lead singer of a cover band. full of life of talent actual performing in orlando at a different venue out and his mother tonight heartsick. >> grant: as the family mourns a loss of shame who see generate here the other families are beyond the info to love one's survived. >>: looked over he shot the guy next makes. i was there laying down thinking i'm next i'm dead by. the glory of god he shoot shot but hit my hand. then he shot again and it had at the. side of the. i had no reaction and i was prepared to just stay there. >> grant: then drag by police officer the safety of the one of the vinca hospital staff if it was not for you guy that would not be here. >> steve: the emotions remain very rot

dianne gallagher reports.>> reporter: the man who carried out the worst mass shooting in american history wanted to be a police officer. in the short marriage to his ex- wife she says he became violent. >> when he would get in his temper he would express hate toward thing and everything at the moment when he was an emotional. he would turn totally different. >> reporter: they say early sunday morning he opened fire inside a nightclub. >> people started screaming and shots were ringing out. you know it is not a show anymore and you have to do what you have to do.>> reporter: some sent frantic messages for help. after several hours swatting officers took down a door. officers shot mateen dead. he was a american living in florida. the fbi interviewed him twice for potential ties to extremist, but those investigations were close. during the shooting he called 911 to pledge allegiance to isis. something his neighbors find difficult to believe. families wait desperately to get any information on their loved ones. >> you cannot describe it. all the waiting, to find out if your son is okay. it is

dianne gallagher joins us live from orlando with the latest. >> reporter: 10 as part has been opened back up since the attack happened sunday. the splitting of back about a block or so the road is still blocked off in front of the club or the deadliest mass shooting in the history happened sunday. >> reporter: dollhouse he shot toward my head but my hand many shot again and hit the side of my hip. another victim reliving the a perfect night. leading >>: sole end looking at the killers machine looking at the blood and debris covered covered on everyone's faces. looking at the government's feet on the stall as he paces. >> reporter: have all the victims those were stabilized there are still those who are serving to survive. >> reporter: the authorities say they are still talking to the gunman's wife she's. has expressed yet become violent and talked about wanting to said he can't hide the facts. now horae our sources say she's not a co- conspirator but still trying to figure out what she did fell before the attacks happened which she did know before the attack happened. >> grant:as the

but first, dianne gallagher reports, on who is suspected to be behind the attack. following the deadly attack on istanbul's main airport - bay area families are relieved to be united with loved ones who traveled on a flight. that departed just hours before the bombing. kron4's ella sogomonian met with those travelers. she is live at sfo with that part of the story. ella? >>: meles they had some practice for. >> reporter: valance cameras had won the sousa said by in to haul is and falling to the ground and flying several moment they start to run away when the bomb explodes into a fireball. after the explosion crowds of travelers crouched down in fear. as the investigation continued the airport remains closed the president has a message to the people of the country and the world care can strike anywhere >> pam: area families often happy to be reunited with loved ones travel at a flight that departed of hours before the bombings ls met with those travelers live sfo tonight with that part of the story. >> reporter: definitely and tense moments out here for san francisc

reporter dianne gallagher has the story. >> reporter: >> this is my check for $1 million. >> reporter:internal documents in the trump university case were released today. they reveal "detailed scripts" for enrolling prospective students into the most expensive courses >> these are checks that have been delivered and cast your >> reporter: as recipients of money raised back in january. >> we just collected $6 million. (cheers & applause) >> reporter: that number is actually just a little bit below the official announcement and he counted that none of the money would go to the administrative costs. why did he take so long? he turned testy. >> the press should be ashamed of him of themself correct what i raised millions of dollars, people should say this sleazy guy at right over here. >> is this what is going to be like covering you as a president? >> yes, it is on to be like this. >> reporter: no one should be fooled by this stunt. he has shown that runs a considerable amount of disrespect. >> steve: internal documents and the truck university case were released today. they rebuild " de

dianne gallagher has more on today's developments. i know now several days later some of the victims are speaking out about their experience. dianne: alison, the stuff they said today, this just, it was stunning. hearing the tales of how they were able to get out. one man, angel colon, was shot three times in the leg, once in the hip, once in the hand. he said that a police officer had to drag him through because he couldn't walk. his leg was shattered. ground that was full of glass, his blood and other people's blood to safety and leave him out there to go in and try to get other people. mr. colon also talked about seeing the shooter shoot people when they were on the ground to make sure that they were dead. he was afraid that was going to happen to him. the shooter tried to shoot him in the head and missed. that is when his hip got hit. some of the stories from the survivors are just absolutely harrowing to hear. also so uplifting to hear the stories of heroism, the people who saved them. the doctors who say the training work. trauma

michelle: thank you, dianne gallagher from the scene in orlando.nwhile, an investigation into what caused a c.s.x. train to derail in baltimore this morning is expected to last at least a couple of days. the 13-car derailment happened 5:45 on mount royal avenue at the howard street tunnel. 12 of the 13 cars were empty. the one that wasn't contained acetone, which is flammable. even though the baltimore c no leak, they are asking everyone to avoid the area as a precaution. no one was injured in the accident. michelle: after a beautiful weekend, it was hot and sticky on saturday. but sunday was great. today is perfect. scott: perfecto! steve: we have temperatures in the upper 70's and the lore 80's now. a few clouds here and there. but nothing to cause problems moving through the evening hours and the overnight. take you straight to satellite and radar. you can see for yourself nothing going on out there. if you have dining plans this evening, grilling out, this would be the perfect night to do it. take advantage of the sunshine and the very comforta

in washington i'm dianne gallagher. >> pam:. >> catherine: >> vicki: 88 you honorable law department store see kron 4. last year. fourth 'live' show. >> catherine: and is live tonight about said san francisco city hall with a progress report lost. >> reporter: the city is delayed but keeping up the pace according to many. for college has to be done they are focused in the right direction. to look around at the 10th spot and might think the attempt at housing the homeless has been a complete failure and not so. the stricter still filled with adults and children of no roof over their head. >> reporter: the state the drug government has not kept up when comes to funding for affordable housing and mental health services. >>: it support before going to mix significant strides. >> reporter: a new coat on july 1st and then agencies deal with the problems in one agency one director and the wall also help with a first step the people off the streets. >> catherine: of the area media are focusing on the problem with homelessness talking about it and possible solution given overview piece of the