item elizabeth prann. christina grimmie, a 22-year-old singer, famous for competing on "the voice" was fatally shot late last night in orlando florida. a gunman opening fire as she was signing autographs for fans outside of a concert venue where she had just performed. the gunman then took his own life. the singer places in third place on season six of the vois. >>> and it have november general election. earlier this year a u.s. district judge said the enforcement of the state's proof of citizenship law had disenfranchised more than 18,000 otherwise eligible voters. i'm elizabeth prann in washington and now back to cavuto on business biz. >>> protesters blocking checkout lanes at the walmart in chicago getting arrested. pushing for a local law that would force local companies to raise wages and if not pay a fee to help fund healthcare and other public services they use. but gary you say this would hurt and not help. >> if you continue to pile on business owners, they are going react. you can't tell people

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i'm elizabeth prann in washington and now back to cavuto on business biz. >>> protesters blocking checkout lanes at the walmart in chicago getting arrested. pushing for a local law that would force local companies to raise wages and if not pay a fee to help fund healthcare and other public services they use. but gary you say this would hurt and not help. >> if you continue to pile on business owners, they are going react. you can't tell people costs are going up without any commensurate productivity gain. they are going let go of people. and here is the shame. somebody who will let hired at a lower wage will not get hired at the higher wage if they don't have the talent and all you do is end up screwing the people trying to get employed. >> what i hear is $16 billion in profits is a lot of money. and that walmart can afford this and they have an obligation to do. >> fair to say corporate finance probably isn't their strong suit. they don't have any context for that $16 billion. that said employers, whether it is a mcdonald's franchise. >> sounds like you are on the side of walmart. >> walm

elizabeth prann joins us with the latest campaign news. >> you're right, presumptive nominee sddonaldmp is pushi back that as reports emerge that coalition delegates are trying to block trump from getting the gop nomination. they say they're urging, quote, a conscious clause. house speaker paul ryan made headlines this week when he told republicans not to betray their conscience when it comes to backing their party's presidential nominee. perhaps we're looking at two groups here. the common theme is, quote, conscience voting. what does donald trump say to those who are not publicly supporting him? here is his stance, so is speaker ryan of walking a fine line while uniting the republican party. >> honestly, they should go about their business and they should do a wonderful job and work on budgets and get the budgets down and get the military the kind of money they need and lots of other things. and they shouldn't -- they shouldn't be talking so much. they should go out and do their job. let me do my job. >> i do believe from speaking we have more common ground than not. yes, there are

ie elizabeth prann. christina grimmie a 22-year-old singer, famous for competing on "the voice" was fatally shot late last night in florida. she had just performed. she was signing autographs. that is when a gunman opened fired. >>> other news. gawker filing for chapter 7 bankruptcy and now is up for sale. jury deciding it must pay $140 million to hulk hogan for invasion of privacy. publishing companies have placed an opening bid but other companies could come into play. >>> remember those anti-trump protesters attacking trump supporters in san jose, california? well now a newly released police report saying a couple of plain clothed police officers caught in the middle were so afraid for their own safety they could not protect the victim's safety. gary b. says if cops were so -- bashing liberals, the mainstream media would be all the over. >> it would be above the fold and run for days and days and there would be congressional investigations all over it. why? as we talked about last week the mainstream

i'm elizabeth prann. >> welcome from washington headquarters. >> it is game on. not between donald trump and hillary clinton but between trump and mitt romney. trump is on the campaign trail today in florida and pennsylvania, counterpunching against romney's line about trickle downed racism. peter doocy. >> reporter: donald trump ditched his teleprompter, two days after making headlines for an election night address. it created a lot of questions. we were wandering, is this all we will see, donald trump on script from now until november? now we no, the answer is, "no" trump was as loud as ever today. he took aim at hillary clinton's latest high profile endorser and rumored vp short lister elizabeth warren. >> when i called this really bad senator. she's done nothing. she's done nothing. she said she's native american. i said, pokahontas. >> trump today was introduced by florida's governor rick scott who welcomed him with open arms even though some prominent republicans are either waffleing or withdrawing their endorsement of trump. scott was greeted here in tampa

i'm elizabeth prann. >> nice to be with you. hour two of america's election headquarters from washington. >>> as funerals begin for victims in the orlando terror attack, we are learning that omar mateen may have had more help than originally thought in planning and carrying out his attack. this as 23 victims are still in the hospital. funerals beginning for those whom he killed. steve harrigan live from orlando, where the fbi is still investigating. >> reporter: leland, part of that investigation is of surveillance video from inside the club dours of that attack. they are going through it minute by minute. it is reportedly extremely graphic video. you can see the gunman reloading several times. in it, he's described by one law enforcement official as cold-blooded during that video footage. also, his finances are being examined. apparently he sold his share in a partial ownership of a house to his brother-in-law several months before the attack. he also made sure to place his then-wife, now his widow, on his insurance and also on

. >> i'm elizabeth prann. welcome to "america's election headquarters" from washington. >>> we're less than 48 hours away from the big primary contest of 2016. six states have democratic primaries or caucuses on tuesday. california is the big prize. with 475 delegates up for grabs on the democratic side. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are canvassing the state. clinton is looking ahead to likely clinching the nomination while sanders is talking a contested convention. we're live on the ground in the golden state. hi, mike. >> reporter: hi, elizabeth. it's crunch time ahead of tuesday's primary with california being the central battleground. bernie sanders came out swinging today, blasting the clinton foundation for collecting millions of dollars from foreign governments while hillary clinton was secretary of state. as for clinton, she is back on the campaign trail here in california. she's doing events in the northern part of the state after rallying about 1500 supporters last night in fresno. clinton sound

. >> i'm elizabeth prann.tion headquarters from washington. >>> shock waves are being felt around the glove from bribe fro decision to cut ties with europe. the fallout is just beginning. prime minister david cameron says he will be resigning and someone else should take the lead in the complex exit negotiations. now there are worries the united kingdom itself could break apart. amy kellogg joins us from london with the very latest. >> reporter: well, there's a petition going around that will be presented to parliament. it has at this point nearly two million signatures. it is asking for a second referendum and the premise for this demand is that on such an existential issue as this for a country, there should have been a wider margin of victory and a higher voter turnout, but it is not clear right now if this electronic petition is ultimately going to get any traction. in the meantime, here's a sample of the front pages of european newspapers today. france, with a picture of the man widely favored to succeed

i'm elizabeth prann. >> i'm leland vittert.follow the life and legacy of muhammad ali. today, fans of the boxing great all over the world are remembering the three-time heavyweight champ and in his hometown of louisville, kentucky, people are remembering ali's compassion and generosity. >> my father had liver cancer when i was 18 years old at st. joe's hospital and muhammad ali's mother was in the hospital at the same time, and i was graduating from high school and just was visiting my dad, and muhammad ali came out of nowhere in the hallway and touched my head, and came up to me and said everything's going to be okay and here i am 60 years old today, and remember him giving me that spirit and that faith and that love, and when i found out he passed away today, i remembered him and i remembered that strength and that touch he gave me. >> so many people remembering that humility, that compassion, that humanity of muhammad ali. joining us with the latest on the world's reaction to ali's passing, chief correspondent jonathan hunt.

. >> elizabeth prann, thank you. >>> she's releasing an ad slamming trump on brexit. that's fine.t's her view on brexit? is she for the -- you know, the great britain pulling out of the eu or not, and if not, what's her justification? >> she's falling in line, over the last few months. seems it's lock step with the obama administration. supporting the changes that we have seen with angela merkel in germany. president obama flying there and giving his speech. >> yeah. >> stand right lock step in this. and vice president biden saying the exact same thing. >> what does she think of the recount? >> the regrexit. 3 million have signed a petition. they crashed the parliament yesterday. >> a do-over. >> 3 million people who are signing this, and they're trying to get a redo. so they weren't happy with the outcome. let's do it over again. >> yeah, look at this. these are the people who voted to remain. these -- this was the actual vote count. 16.1 million people voted to remain. people who voted to leave were 17.4. so i wonder of the 3 million people stayed at home and they thought it was