and being an iconic city is also a place that they can take holidays. everyone wants to go for a holiday u and i'm sure that people around the bay area or around the greater san francisco area will take to go to fiji. hopefully make it to a long-term relationship. >> we couldn't be more excited to welcome our first flight to san francisco today. this is such a great opportunity for people in the bay area to come and visit our beautiful country of 333 islands deep in the heart of the south pacific. it's got everything that a busy bay area residence would love. gorgeous beaches, white sand, beautiful marine life, lots of activities or the option just to lie in a hammock and drink champagne all day. with these new flights, it's super easy to arrive. >> they need a great big welcome to its first customer. >> with this kind of welcome, it's easy to see fiji airways new motto is alive and strong. welcome to our home. if you fly with us, you're more than just a a seat but a part of our family. >> it's a great community here in the bay area. and this is a lot t

it's become a great multicultural, iconic city in the world today. what makes it great is this ability to go across the boundaries of race and culture and be socially liberal around issues like gay people and race and gender. i think this idea of a culture that is based on values, it is still where most people really want to be. what is necessary and what is obvious is when i was in office, there was a fair degree of consensus behind that view of the world. we have to understand that today, it is under strong attack from the left and right. that's not completely new. the context in which it is happening is much deeper and more powerful than before. we're going to have to go out there and construct an agenda for 2016 and the years to come that is about a radical center and that to is about making change. but making change that helps the modern world work and it does not say stop the world. john: do you see anybody in the younger ranks who looks like they can carry forward that flame? tony: i think there are lots of people. in the end, however much und

it's become a great multicultural, iconic city in the world today.s thises it great ability to go across the boundaries of race and culture and be socially liberal around issues like gay people and race an agenda. idea of a culture that is based on values, it still where most people really want to be. what is necessary and what is office,is when i was in there was a fair degree of consensus of that view of the world. under a track from the right. that's not completely new. deeper and is much more powerful than before. we're going to have to go out there and construct an agenda for 2016 and the years to come that is about a radical center in making change. it does not say stop the world. anybody in thee younger ranks who looks like they can carry forward that claim? tony: i think there are lots of people. support for this position. without choosing names, when i look of the younger generation of the labour party, there are some fantastic people. it takes a lot to go into politics these days you have to read a bit of the traffic on social media to real

it's become a great multicultural, iconic city in the world today.t makes it great is this ability to go across the boundaries of race and culture and be socially liberal around issues like gay people and race and gender. i think this idea of a culture that is based on values, it is still where most people really want to be. what is necessary and what is obvious is when i was in office, there was a fair degree of consensus behind that deal of the world. today, it is under strong attack from the left and right. that's not completely new. the context in which it is happening is much deeper and more powerful than before. we're going to have to go out there and construct an agenda for 2016 and the years to come that is about a radical center in making change. but making change that helps the modern world work and it does not say stop the world. john: do you see anybody in the younger ranks who looks like they can carry forward that claim? tony: i think there are lots of people. in the and, however much under attack, there is strong support for this posit

. >> you think about an iconic city. disney here. you have the parks. you have to yhousands, tens of thousands a year to these entities. is it unexpected it hadn't gotten money before 2014? >> yeah. congress member john mica has asked the process be investigated as to why orlando did not get the money. there doesn't appear to be why it was considered to be a low risk threat. new york got $178 million. los angeles and chicago each got $68 million. miami and ft. lauderdale got several million. >> orlando, before now, of course, a low risk target. what does that mean to the people? not the money, but living in this environment where they are a terror target. >> the money is used to equipped local law enforcement to make sure they have the right tools to deal with these things. that's the largest part of it. >> is there a feeling that is different here knowing it is a terror target? >> for sure. >> talk to me about that. >> it shattered the next we are not a terror target. the key issue is was the shooter actually coordinated by, you know, some malevelent i

it's become a great multicultural, iconic city in the world today.s it great is this ability to go across the boundaries of race and culture and be socially liberal around issues like gay people and race and gender. i think this idea of a culture that is based on values, it is still where most people really want to be. what is necessary and what is obvious is when i was in office, there was a fair degree of consensus behind that view of the world. thatve to understand today, it is under strong attack from the left and right. that's not completely new. the context in which it is happening is much deeper and more powerful than before. we're going to have to go out there and construct an agenda for 2016 and the years to come that is about a radical center and that to is about making change. but making change that helps the modern world work and it does not say stop the world. john: do you see anybody in the younger ranks who looks like they can carry forward that flame? tony: i think there are lots of people. in the end, however much under attack, there

sunnirit, it is an iconic city in the heart of a mixed province. entire population, 95%, has returned to the city. that is because we have a stabilization funding mechanism through the coalition. it has funded $100 million at any given time so it is able to drop on it and flush resources to the local level. the government of iraq is determined to de-centralize authority and we are working to make sure local people are organized to secure the streets. in tekrit, security is being provided by local police which eventually gives people the confidence to come home. when they do, you reach a tipping point and the population returns. that is going very well. the entire population is back. in iraq, 700,000 people have come back to their homes. that is important because one of the main challenges is refugees. we want to make sure as we defeat isil, we are setting the conditions for people to return to their homes. the final point i will mention is seven and eight. the euphrates valley. this would all be green if this was an updated map because we have work

. >>> it's a five months community celebration where we are partnering with iconic institution throughout the city. we love to take the mann out of the mann. we want philadelphians to know we are accessible. >> reporter: for tickets and showtimes go to the arts in fill.org or go to 6abc.com/loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm david murphy. >>> one last check of the nice accuweather forecast. >> reporter: warm out there for this time of the year. >>> take your co-workers to lunch. >> reporter: pry open that wallet. 82 in millville. 80 in allentown. it's warm and nice, we have lots of sunshine mixing with the cumulus clouds, it's pretty. 4:00 p.m., 85, 8:00 p.m., 80 degrees. >>> we'll go to lunch later this week. >>> golden state warrior fans doesn't have to go to the oracle arena to see his beloved team. he transformed his garage into an authentic stadium. he said it's much more relaxing and cheaper to watch at home. and remember you can watch game three of the nba finals wednesday night on 6abc. i think it's safe to say, the carves need a win. >>> a look at the storie

. >> it is almost 6:08 and the reopening of an i ca iconic atlantic city property is now looking like bad bet. maribel aber is live in times square. >> we've learned atlantic city's revel will not be reopening today as originally planned. city officials say the resort doesn't have all its permits and inspections still need to be done. "action news" spotted glen straub on site as last minute work was being do. he has not revealed the property's new name however he hindered it might have an asian theme. the city says the facility won't open until tomorrow at the earliest. talking stocks, stocks closed lower yesterday as the fourth straight session as investors await a statement from the federal reserve on the strength of the economy. that's due out later today. right now looks like futures are pointing to a higher open. whole foods has until the end of the month to address serious violations found by the fda at a massachusetts plant. the inspection found some foods were being prepared and areas where condensation was dripping. they prepare ready to eat products for whole foods throughou

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. >> worst flooding in decades and forcing the workers in the louve in paris to remove iconic artwork. the citye. homes and cars are submerged and four people have been killed and at the famous museum. workers raced to remove 250,000 pieces of art from the storage area to the museum upstairs. it is home to the monlisa. it could take weeks for things to return to normal. tribute pouring in from around the world. one man brought to tears recalling how the boxing legend comforted him in the hospital as his father was dying. >> mohammed ali came out of no where and touched my head and said everything will be okay. my dad passed away. but mohammed gave me strength and spirit to keep on-going on. after a long day, jen stops working, but her aleve doesn't. hey mom! because aleve can last 4 hours longer than tylenol 8 hour. what will you do with your aleve hours? jack knocked over a candlestick, onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames

. >> ryan howard is an icon in this city. and to treat him like that, after all he's done for this city, the greatest first baseman in phillies history, one of their great all-time home run hitters. to treat him like that is abominable. >> reporter: you're going to hear more from ryan howard at 5:00. the phillies get ready for the cubs tonight. we're going to keep checking with the police as well. also at 5:00, hear from fans, hear from third baseman maikel franco about this and including one guy who says he's been getting accused on social media of being the guy who did the throwing but he wasn't at the game saturday. live outside the ballpark, tim furlong, nbc 10 news. >> tim, thank you. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> the workweek of to a sunny and dry start. picture perfect day in the poconos. live picture. temperatures in the 80s. we had lower humidity. but a few showers could move our way. >> always changes. first alert chief meteorologist glenn "hurricane" schwartz is here with your first look

we have a five month community celebration where we are partnering with iconic institutions throughout the city want to make the mann out of the of the mann. >> reporter: the 40th season celebration runs through september. for tickets and showdown go to arts in philly.org or go to philly loves the arts for other area events. for 6abc loves the arts i'm david murphy. >>> thousands of comic book and movie fans have converted on philadelphia for the wizard world comic-con. inside the pennsylvania convention center many folks are dressed as their favorite characters, if you're a marvel fan this is the place to be today. captain america will be there for autographs and pictures. comic-con continues today from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. our own gray hall had a chance to be with viewers, right, gray? >>> it was so fun, i enjoyed all the individuals dressed in costume. the best fun was meeting all the viewers and the kids they were so articulate. >>> favorite costume? >>> i don't have a favorite, i might get in trouble if i picked one. they were up a great. >>> we'll be right back. ♪ snack patrol, saving

an iconic ourse, sunni city in a mixed providence. population, 95% of the population, according to the to statistics has returned the city of tikrit and that is because we have a stabilization funding mechanism through the coalition. funded about $100 million at any given time. it's able and you can draw from it and flush resources at the local level. iraq is nment of determined to decentralize as much as possible to provential officials and to make organized people are to secure the streets. in tikrit, security is provided which l police, eventually gives people the confidence to come home. once they start coming home, you tipping point and the population returns. in tikrit, that is going very well. the entire population is back in iraq entirely now, about 700,000 people have come back to their homes. that's important because one of the main challenges in this part of the world are refugees and flows and we want to make sure as we defeat isil, -- steadying the condition for people to return to their homes. 8.nd 7 is the euphrates val

. >>> people gathered outside of the iconic stonewall inn in new york city sunday to mourn those who olerance aimed at the lgbt community. a vigil is planned for tonight at 7:00. the stonewall inn became iconic for the gay rights and gay rights movement following a police raid and street riots back wiin 1969. meanwhile the city of orlando will hold a news conference at 7:00 this morning to update everyone on the investigation. meanwhile stedozens of bodies w removed from the pulse night club as starting to learn more about the people who were killed. leanne gregg is live in orlando. you're right outside one of the hospitals where many of the victims are being treated. i know this will be a long methodical investigation. but what do we expect to learn today? >> reporter: one of the primary focuses, the question of why. they're focusing on what caused the gunman, a 29-year-old american citizen, to open fire. his father offered some clues. he said his son saw two men enrageded and that could be why he targeted the gay night club. he was investigated by the fbi twice for alleged comments

this is again behind the white house, probably the most iconic locations in the city.nd later today, we hope to get a look at some of the new treatments inside. derrick ward, news 4. back to you. >>> and excitement over a new addition, when you can find out the national zoo home. >>> and a few clouds out there on this tuesday morning. chuck bell preparing your children for the school day at 6:41. >>> but first, lady luck runs out for a landmark along the las vegas strip. >>> the hotel is no more. take a look. just before the lights go out, you can see the arrive air y ri imfloweding ploeding in august. highw highway. >> so the hotel stood on the strip for 60 years. probably a new development going up there. >> gone like that. >> and we're talking about weather. you can see we have a nice sunrise behind us. >> i t of here before the weekend arrives. your "7-day forecast" comes up at 6:51. for now though a quite and dry start to the day. just clouds around in the sky. not rainmakers. 65 at reston town center. kiddos shorts and t-shirts all you need. recess gets an a-plus

>> worst flooding in decades and forcing the workers in the louve in paris to remove iconic artwork. the and the city look like a lake. relentless rain is sending murky water spilling into the city streets. at least four people reportedly killed and at the famous louvre museum, workers raced against time to move 250,000 pieces of art from the storage areas in the basement to rooms upstairs. it's home to da vinci's mona lisa. it could take more than a week for it to return to normal. >>> and contributes are pouring in from muhammad ali. one recalls how the boxing legend comforted him as his father lay dieing. >> muhammad ali came out of ohno where and touched my head and he said, everything is going to be okay. my dad passed away, but muhammad gave me that strength and that spirit to keep on going on. what's it like to be in good hands? like finding new ways to be taken care of. home, car, life insurance obviously, ohhh... but with added touches you can't get everywhere else, like claim free rewards... or safe driving bonus checks. even a claim satisfaction guaranteeeeeeeeeee! in means protection plus

shot 32 people to death before killing himself. 17 >>> people gathered outside of the iconic stonewall inn in new york cityrn those who were killed. they denounced violence and intolerance aimed at the lgbt community. the inn became iconic for the gay rights movement following a police raid and street riots in 1969. >>> an indiana man is behind bars after police found three assault rifles and chemicals to make explosives in his car. it came just hours after the shooting in orlando on sunday. a police chief initially tweeted that howell said he wanted to do harm at l.a.'s pride event. she later corrected her tweet to say that howell said he was going to the parade. one witness described his interaction with him. >> he came out the car. he started running across the street and hiding in between those trees and bushes. he stood there and we looked at long minute. i guess he kind of got very nervous. >> the fbi says the arrest has no connection with the attack in orlando. >>> at the live desk right now, we have another vigil in winterpark, florida. about 20 minutes north of the nightclub where the gunman massa

live at or when the lights flights out of the turkish city was a short time ago. the iconsal appearance about propaganda video of the fbi told us about the possible terrorist threats the golden gate bridge. how safe is your water former epa official blows the whistle what he calls the agency's calla so disregard of dangerous levels of lead. >> vicki:at least 36 people are dead. 147 wounded in an attack at instanbul's ataturk airport. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. >> pam:and i'm pam moore.

city. from the iconic rock band the cult, john tempesta, everybody. heck out john and the cult on their new album "hidden city." thank you for a great week, john, please come back any time. >> thank you very much. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: moving on, democrats staged a filibuster on the floor of the senate last night to push new gun control legislation. of course, as usual, the forces opposed to changes in our gun laws have continued to stonewall. but this time there are signs that things could be different. for more on this, it is time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: democrats took to the senate floor for more than 14 hours, led by connecticut senator chris murphy, who had to stand the entire time and could not leave the floor for food or bathroom breaks. the filibuster caught fire on social media and ignited a new sense of urgency around the issue of gun control. but it also introduced a new breakout star in the political world because not only did the senators have to stand the entire time, so did the stenographers. [

. >>> an iconic bar in new york city is part of the national monument to gay rights.cians and members of the lgbt community attended a dedication ceremony today of the stonewall inn. it is symbolic in the struggle for gay rights since 1969 when riots erupted as gay patrons of the bar fought back against a police raid. a man who was at stonewall that night shared his memories. >> we didn't fight back because we love the management of the stonewall. we fought back because we were humanized in there. no place else could we dance slowly. >> the stonewall national monument will cover eight acres of the tavern, park and surrounding streets. last week president obama named the area the first national monument to gay rights. >>> the u.s. men's olympic basketball team was announced today and the warriors are the only nba team with three representatives. green, thompson and barnes. it will be the first olympic experience for all three players. thompson is the only one who won a gold medal in international play. other players on the 12-man squad include durant and i imagine the

city. for more on the football icon we will welcome in alex hoff. alex? >> reporter: done, as you know everyone says the same thing about buddy ryan that if he liked you, you knew it, if you didn't like you, you also knew it. that is attitude that the people of philadelphia can appreciate, one that helped breathe new life in the eagles franchise. >> i used to say to him you're too tough to die, you know, only the good die young, so you and i will live forever and he used to chuckle about that and you know, he just never let any of those injuries get him down. >> reporter: years into a battle with cancer and other health issues buddy ryan was feeling especially ill last week. it was fathers day weekend so long time agent jim solarno decided to visit him. former players clyde simmons and set joyner went too. >> he was so excited, you know, jim, coming visit me and clyde simmons and seth joyner. he would get up on his walker and a he was a tough guy. >> he passed away at 85, three years older said solarno that was reported due to a clerical error in his care

richard lui is outside the stonewall inn in new york city, one of iconic locations for the birth of the gay pride movement nationally and today where a vigil is going to get under way soon to mark this tragedy in orlando. richard? >> reporter: brian, you talk about june 28th, 1969. that's that uprising, the famous uprising, here at the stonewall inn that began the beginning or what was the start of the lgbtq rights movement. although this has been a place of celebration normally, sometimes places of protest, today it is a place of community where they have started an informal vigil. right over my solder the signs have come up. you can see one saying stop the hate. one says you can take my life, but you cannot take our voice. this is just an hour ago was only two or three bouquets of flowers. now we can see that it has grown. the crowd itself has grown as well within the last hour or so. this informal vigil was to start at 6:00 p.m. today. it is an informal one. tomorrow they'll have a formal one. they expect over 1,000 people. i have one of the co-owners here with me. her name is stacy.

after a lone gunman opened fire in one of the city's iconic gay nightclubs.ivors recount their terror. some hiding under dead bodies and others escaping through air-conditioning ducts to safety. the gunman killed in a shoot-out with police after taking hostages. [ gunfire ] according to u.s. officials close to the investigation, the gunman, identified as omar mateen, dialed 911 about 20 minutes into the attack, pledging allegiance to isis and mentioning the boston marathon bombers. president barack obama having to address the american people yet again after another mass shooting, calling the shooting an act of terror. authorities say the man you see here, omar sadiq mateen, was behind the attack, born to afghan parents, he was 29 years old and worked as a security guard at a courthouse, which allowed him to purchase firearms with minimal screening. u.s. federal officials say mateen purchased a long rifle and glock handgun just a few days before the attack. mateen had been interviewed by the fbi twice in 2013 and 2014 for possible ties to extremists. but the f

a family spokesman confirming a memorial service for the icon will be held in the city wednesday. will be held friday. a service we're told ali helped plan before he passed away. now back to the muhammad ali special. >>> for decades, muhammad ali shared his energy and easy humor with the folks on the "today" show, but he really moved us when he did a much more difficult thing, when he shared the story of his battle with parkinson's. here's matt lauer. >> oh, man, i just can't wait to get this over. oh, i just can't wait. >> well, i've been waiting for this for the last ten minutes. you're starting to get wound up. >> i'm getting so mad i want to walk off the show. >> muhammad ali was more than a friend to us here at "today." >> how are you, champ? [ cheers and applause ] >> he was practically family. >> you always class up the joint. >> reporter: his signature style was something we long admired. >> this is a guy i have idolized since i was a little boy. i named ali my inspiration in our inspired by series in 2013. the fact of the matter is, that when muhammad ali became the most

flights out of the turkish city was a short time ago. the icons make on local appearance about propaganda video of the fbi told us about the possible terrorist threats the golden gate bridge. how safe is your water former epa official blows the whistle what he calls the agency's calla so disregard of dangerous levels of lead. >> vicki:at least 36 people are dead. 147 wounded in an attack at instanbul's ataturk airport. good evening i'm vicki liviakis. >> pam:and i'm pam moore. the istanbul governor confirms -- three suicide bombers fired guns and detonated bombs. tonight kron-4's ella sogomonian is at san francisco's international airport, where she just spoke with passengers landing from turkey. 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

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s iconic letter from the birmingham city jail when he wrote, we are going to be made to repent not just for the hateful words and deeds of bad people, but for the appalling silence of good people. mr. speaker, some very dastardly acts have been committed, one of which we will be commemorating the first anniversary of on friday, june 17, when the people of charleston, south carolina, and many across the nation will pause to commemorate the lives of nine people who were survived, hree who because our gun laws allowed a young man whose background check showed he should not have purchased a gun, however because of loopholes says, if a background check is not completed in three days you can still purchase a gun. mr. speaker, it's time to close the charleston loophole. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from alabama seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that the proceedings during the former members program be printed in the congressional record and all members and former members who spoke during the procee

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city. the procession will carry the body of the boxing icon through his old neighborhood, past his childhoodand down the street that bears his name. ali died on friday at the age of 74. one of ali's daughters talked about the world's reaction to her father's death. >> i prepared mentally for many years that, obviously one day i was going to lose my father and that time has come. i think the whole world is sad. anybody who ever loved him, and so month people do. >> actor will smith who portrayed ali in the movies and former world heavyweight champ lennox lewis will be among the paul bearers at friday's funeral. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert neighborhood weather. >> here's a live look down broad street. it is a nice morning but it's also warm, a little muggy outside. it's going to be a nice day, a warm day, too. even a chance of a couple showers across the area. i'll show you that with your neighborhood weather coming up. let's get a check of the roadways with jessica boyington. >> we're watching route 73, mt. laurel, new jersey around 295. no big problem in either direction. i'll have more

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writings, the one thing that stands out to me more than any her is his letter from the birmingham city jail. an iconic document, a timeless document in my opinion. dr. king wrote his letter from that jail in response to a letter that he had received clergymen who called upon him to leave birmingham because they thought his being there was disruptive, and then their letter to -- and in their letter to dr. king, they said to him, we want you to understand, dr. king, we believe that your cause is right, but your timing is wrong. . in responding to them, dr. king said, you know, time is neutral. time is never right. time is never wrong. time is always what we make it. and dr. king continued that thought by saying he was coming to the conclusion that the people of ill will in our society make a much better use of time than the people of good will. and he closed that particular thought by saying that we are oing to be made to repent, not just for the words and deeds of bad people but for the appalling silence of good people. are suffering today because some real good people in this when are remaining silent

whoever got into their was (laughter) today with an important number 34 to see two icons coming together and the city loves you and you're n important person as you were an army veteran and someone with a special ability to put a smile on a kid's face and (inaudible) he refused to hand out baseballs he signed (inaudible) as he believes in (inaudible) on air force one people like (inaudible) more inclusive here the legacy of the giants happy birthday congratulation on this special honor. >> to recognize this idea came from director heinecke who arranged this this is really director heinecke. >> you made me follow the president (laughter) you know well - i've known willow as as you may know longed services and personal lawyer and it was my sons idea i moved it along cause-and-effect talking with the mayor about that first of all, willie was touched i've been in a lot of sidewalks with him he received a lot of accolades and phrase this moved him you should take pride and all san franciscans and specifically i have to say that candice and paul, and, of course, director reiskin and the mayor's office were

that earlier public spirits donors and architects give us no city has as better aesthetic heritage saint - are already a magnet the huge sangy icon of dancing saints conveys the welcome and honor to all people that make your city renowned our city is shift from low income to a broad range of residents that treasure saint gregory's for people all around the clock for all those reasons the natural light in the church benefits so many and richly that blocking it will bring long term cost and regret to the san francisco public for many decades ahead and the church members and donors i binge beg you to decide this case in the greater puck interest thank you. >> >> next speaker, please. >> let me call a few more names (calling names). >> my name is olivia i'm a member of saint gregory's moved to san francisco in 1978 the population has grown trembling since i moved here we need more housing i'm in favor of development of the lands but not the project for two main reasons one it threatens the direct light an element of the churches beautiful architecture and two it dangerous the colonel barium - this belongs to the millions of visitors

details ahead how the city plans to say good-bye as the tributes continue to pour in from sports and social icons. >>> hillary clinton now within striking distance of the democratic nomination with the california primary just a day away. and she's turning her attention to donald trump as he makes another explosive remark about the background of a certain judge. >>> and residents in the hills northwest of l.a. are final being allowed back in their homes now that a fire is 80% contained. a commercial building was destroyed but no homes lost. >> the golden state

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icons. i will see you next week back in new york city. >> thanks for joining me, i'm fredericka whitfield.ad of the candlelight vigil. police estimate more than 20,000 people could turn out to honor the 49 victims gunned down one week at a gay nightclub. the pulse nightclub is a tack marked the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. five victims were laid to rest in florida yesterday. four people remai

it's >> reporter: now the iconic mother ship is permanently on display in d.c. or cc, chocolate cityalled it in 1975 album. does that mean the mother ship won't return to the stage? >> there's the enterprise a. you might get another version of it. >> we have gone behind the scenes of the museum and seen where the mother ship and other priceless artifacts reside. >> i couldn't believe that was george clinton. i'm so used to him with all the hair. >> and the robe. >> and the robes and the whole thing. he looks good. he looks younger now. >> if you know how hold george clinton is, tweet us or hit us up on facebook. how old do you think he is? >> i thought he was probably like 70. >> i'm guessing a little older. >>> still ahead, a little boy an here's david culver. >> i'm david culver in stafford county where a little boy is recovering after being bit by a snake. it is the medical bills that are mounting up. >>> plus, hundreds of people trapped in the disaster the greek flavors of our mediterranean collection.ve your choice of delicious chicken or hearty steak. with crumbled feta and coo

. >> reporter: passing of former eagles head coach buddy ryan has brought this city back to the time and blue collar icon that has left philadelphia in love ever since. >> he understood the business of football ape made it exciting. >> reporter: buddy ryan had a big personality and big eye for defensive talent. >> his whole attitude and demeanor, his out i fit in perfect with this city. >> he brought the toughness to the eag also that we needed and found, what we always wanted. >> reporter: that toughness never intruded for his love for family or players. >> he was a kinder more gentle guy with us, but still a lot of fire, a lot of spirit. >> once he started to to smell blood in the water he was like a shark, he was going after it. as defensive players you like that attacking mentality and that is what he did. playing for buddy ryan he turned you loose. >> he came in with dragon is a and we will take over and it didn't happen but you never forget the drag opposite. >> reporter: never forget the dragons, that is an awesome line. again buddy ryan was 85 years old. his age has had controversy, the reporting

city. [applause]. >> that transparency of information is so important. we also think this might encourage restaurants to think about perhaps reformulating if they don't want icon next to it which would be a benefit to consumers. transpac restaurants. new york city became extremely concerned about transpac in restaurants and some important reports over time with a lot of science around it, but not a lot of action, so we moved again using our authority through the board of health. we introduced a minute to the health code that would restrict the use of trans fat in restaurants. that happened in 2006 and very quickly it spread across united states, so you see the number of millions of people that were covered by this, but still there was only 18% of the population. i think this illustrates where local action is so important in raising an issue and demonstrating changes actually feasible in the industry can reformulate. it really needs federal action to protect all americans. again, in june 2015, the fda announced trance fast-- trans fat-- [inaudible] >> a benefit for the country at large and really a product with many cities and states becoming engaged and willin

. - our city is famous for its iconic scenery, historic designs, and world-class style. it's the birthplace of blue jeans, and where "the rock" holds court over the largest natural harbor on the west coast. - our 28,000 city and county employees play an important role in making san francisco what it is today. - we provide residents and visitors with a wide array of services, such as improving city streets and parks, keeping communities safe, and driving buses and cable cars. - our employees enjoy competitive salaries, as well as generous benefits programs. but most importantly, working for the city and county of san francisco gives employees an opportunity to contribute their ideas, energy, and commitment to shape the city's future. - thank you for considering a career with the city and county of san francisco. >> the office of controllers whistle blower program is how city employees and recipient sound the alarm an fraud address wait in city government charitable complaints results in investigation that improves the efficiency of city government that. >> you can below th

cities in the country. thank you, kate rogers at iconic.ver to the cme group with rick santelli, and get the santelli exchange. >> well, hello, carl. today is the first day of the t two-day fed meeting and when the previous meetings came out in mid-may, everything thought it was hot, hot, hot, and most now think not, not, not, and there are a variety of reason, and there always are. and take a step back. we see the historic moves europe, asia, and the negative rates, and concentrate more on europe, and mario draghi, and it is no secret what the bund yield s have done, but it is no secret that european banks don't seem to be improving. as mario draghi is going to be hitting the accelerator of the stimulus of the so-called n negative rates, and how stimulative is it anyway? you can come up with the scenarios that might b and it is how below interest rates procure the capital, and what the capital is deployed in, and we could take an example from the u.s., and look at microsoft and the 26 billion and change for linkedin. they have a boatload o

here is new york's iconic stonewall inn right now. this was the scene outside cityall in philadelphia a short time ago. people are also gathered here in orlando tonight where there is a massive vigil in the 7:00 hour. joining me now, deangelo scott, he was at the pulse nightclub minutes before the shooting. thank you for joining me. i'm so sorry to be here under these conditions. >> yeah, it's a very delicate situation for a lot of people here. the pulse community, the gay community here, is a very tight-knit community. but orlando being a small town, things like this just don't happen here. you know, it's bad enough that the gay community has to deal with this but the city as a whole now has to deal with this along with us. so there's just a very interesting situation to be in. you hear about stuff like this on television and other places but never here at home. >> you were at the club on saturday night moments before this started. how did you hear about what was going on there? >> i actually had just left the club. we'd just gotten onto i-4. i'd gotten a mile down

icons. i will see you next week back in new york city. >> thanks for joining me, i'm fredericka whitfield. a memorial service will be held there tonight ahead of the candlelight vigil. police estimate more than 20,000 people could turn out to honor the 49 victims gunned down one week at a gay nightclub. the pulse nightclub is a tack marked the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. five victims were laid to rest in florida yesterday. four people remain in critical condition at a hospital. we soon will know some of what omar mateen, the shooter, told police during that attack. tomorrow the u.s. justice department will release limited transcripts from three phone calls he had with negotiators that night. on cnn's "state of the union" loretta lynch said they'll help explain the gunman's motive perhaps and how hostage negotiators handled the situation. >> they will talk about what he told law enforcement on the ground as the events were unfolding. >> what did he tell them? >> as we have said earlier, he talked about his pledge of allegiance to a terrorist group and his motivations for

cities around the country. ♪ >>> in honor of sunday's tony awards, james corden and company nailed the most iconic number fromight the late late show was broadway bound with lin-manuel miranda riding shotgun with jesse tyler ferguson and jane krakowski riding in the back. coming up on "cbs this morning," james corden makes a pit stop in studio 57 with a preview of sunday's tony awards that he is hosting. >>> while reports of the robots taking over may be a little premature, the ones that make sales calls have not yet stopped. weijia jiang looks into what's being done about those annoying robo calls. >> reporter: joel fischman says he constantly gets calls from telemarketers. >> about a dozen on my land line. maybe another two or three on my cell phone. >> that must be driving you crazy. >> well, yeah. they're a distraction. they're an intrusion. >> reporter: fischman is frustrated because years ago he signed up for the do not call regist registry along with more than 200 million other americans, but it turns out the registry doesn't stop all the calls it should. a major reason why, many companies don't abide