star of "unbreakable kimmy schmidt," ellie kemper. music from kaleo.eaturing the 8g band with john tempesta. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers! >> seth: thank you, everybody. thank you so much for being here. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." and usually right now in the show we would start with our monologue. we would tell you jokes about today's news. so much, though, of the news right now is dominated by the horrific events in orlando, the attack on the lgbt community there. and so we decided we would try to address that and, in addressing it, maybe help us all processes it a little bit more. because i don't know if we can ever fully understand it. and then after that we'll go to some regular jokes. we got one about the tonys tonight. another one about the stanley cup playoffs. they're real good. [ laughter ] but first it's time for "a closer look." [ applause ] ♪ >> seth: so there's a lot that remains unknown and there are many questions that need to be answered, but one thing we do know is that, amid the horrific sce

be settled outd on the floor of this convention in kemper arena tonight.nd wills acknowledge test their strength, which could make or break their candidate. it will be on a change in the party rule, 16c, the number of the new role, proposed by the reagan sighed to enforce president ford to name his vice presidential running mate by tomorrow morning. 12 hours before the presidential balloting is scheduled to begin. 16c, we should point 16c was designed to do what? guest: to force president ford to name his running mate ahead of the ballot for the nomination of president of the united states. host: politically why? fractured,, it was they were outsiders, insiders, and lots of dollar fracture, too, and reagan's campaign manager reason that anybody would contact denies certain ofcentage of the delegation the nominated convention, and hopefully prevent him from winning -- the whole goal was to prevent gerald ford from winning the nomination. a lot of delegates in states like north carolina and kentucky were mandated to vote for gerald ford on the first ballot a

i want to bring in a witness to the attack, thomas kemper, he's on the board of global ministries and was en route to a mission trip to japan. he joins us by phone. considering what happened, many thanks for joining us this evening. we're glad you're safe. you were in the turkish airlines lounge. tell us what you heard. >> yes, thank you. i was in the lounge when i heard the bomb and it had to be something bigger. it was really loud and people started running in all directions and i just ran with them. but then there was another thing people were coming in our direction so it was total chaos, tripping over each other and people were trying to find a place to hide, which was really scared because people were desperate to find a place they would not be found. >> was there any guidance from police or was it chaos? >> no, that was chaos. i ran into the kitchen into the lounge with somebody from china, we couldn't talk. we didn't have joint language but we're trying to hide there and the children were just crying and screaming. it was a terrifying time. for at least a half an hour, it was

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. >> reporter: thomas kemper was among passengers who raced for a place to hide. >> it was terrifyingas you have the images -- the bombs went off, okay, you're still alive but now they come and shoot you. >> reporter: despite security to the end travers of the international terminal, two attackers got in with guns and grenades. a security guard shot one of the attackers before passport control before he detonated his device. a u.s. intelligence source says the taxi driver who dropped off the bombers at the airport told investigators he didn't recognize the foreign language they were speaking. turkey's president says the killers were not muslim and have, quote, prepared their place in hell. police arrested more than a dozen suspects overnight at isis hideouts across istanbul. but the terror group has not yet claimed responsibility. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, istanbul, turkey. >>> cbs news has learned that investigators are using dna to identify the men. they are also scanning social media to see if official isis networks are taking credit for the attacks in istanbul. >>> funding to

joining us by phone is thomas kemper, who lives here in the u.s., was at the airport and thomas, what did you see, what did you hear? >> yeah. i was in the lounge of the turkish airlines lounge, was just trying to take a nap while changing flights, then i heard this incredible blast and shooting and it seemed to be very near. at first we were thinking it's terror but you don't think it's real. but then people started running and running and running. so i grabbed my stuff and started running as well. but then people came from the other direction, no, they are over there. so we fell over each other. it was total chaos. what we did is basically went back into the lounge and i was hiding for, i don't know, 30 minutes, 40 minutes in the back room of one of the kitchens there trying to hide. we were thinking maybe the terrorists would come because we had no information, of course. >> when you left, did you leave through the arrivals area? what did you actually see? >> yeah, yeah, we -- it took a long time. we all had to go through the arrival hall. they tried to cover it, but the blood ther

thomas kemper of atlanta, georgia, was waiting for a connecting flight. >> the blast was first.hat really woke me up from the short nap. and then the shooting. you heard really gunfire, and then the people started running immediately. and you just ran. you just ran with them. >> reporter: richard kalnins of connecticut told us he and his wife spent three hours trapped inside the airport. >> there was really no place to go. no place to hide. hearing about explosions and hearing about gunfire but having nowhere to go. it's a feeling of terror. >> reporter: there's an extra layer of security at this airport before you even get into the building. but it doesn't seem to have stopped two of the attackers from getting inside the terminal th one of them just over there. that blast was in the arrivals area. another was at the entrance nearby. and a third was upstairs in departures. turkish media claim these images show one of the attackers inside the airport and another dressed in a thick, quilted jacket in the middle of summer, which would have aroused suspicion. amazingly, this morning

thomas kemper of atlanta, georgia, was waiting for a connecting flight. >> the blast, that really woke me up from a short nap and then the shooting. you heard really gunfire. and then the people ran. you just ran. >> reporter: richard cownans of connecticut said he hen his wife spent three hours trapped in the airport. >> is there no place to go and no place to hide. hearing explosions and gunfire is a frightening feeling. a feeling of terror. >> reporter: there is an extra layer of security at this airport. before you even get into the building. but it doesn't seem to have stopped two of the attackers from getting inside the terminal and then blowing themselves up. one of them, just over there. that blast was in the arrivals area. another was at the entrance nearby. and a third was upstairs in departures. turkish media claim these images show one with of the attackers inside the airport. and another dressed in a thick quilted jacket in the middle of summer, which would have aroused suspicion. shocked relatives bury their dead. their loved ones caught up in an act of terror t u.s. offi

he was overlooking kemper arena and he was not going to give a , speech that night.e was asked by tom brokaw. are you going to speak tonight? he said, no. ford knows he is the nominee of a broken and divided party. he needs to unify the party, and the best way to do it is to bring reagan down to the podium to speak to the crowd and hopefully endorsed him and unify the party, because unified parties tend to win in the fall and divided parties will lose in the fall. think about when republicans are divided in 1976, democrats divided in 1968, soaking you -- he knew he needed to report -- unify the republican party if he had a chance against gerald ford -- i mean jimmy carter , because at this point, jimmy carter is 30 points ahead in the polls, national polls of 1976. he brings reagan down, but ford had also spoken and given what was arguably the best speech he ever gave, so they want reagan to look a little bit less, his armor to look a little bit less shiny to his followers and make ford look better. they want ford to say some words, they want reagan to endorse ford,

the american thom kemper was there. >> i was just taking a nap actually and the blast woke me up and it was close and gunfire and shooting. and first, you think you are on a film. and then people just ran. and i grabbed my stuff and ran with them. and other people came toward us and it was all chaos and we started to hide. >> it was laura ingle who has more on the stepped up security in the airport in the u.s. we start with benjamin hall. >> reporter: turkey trying to pull itself together quickly as possible after the coordinated attack involving multiple gunmen wearing suicide vest. it is like the paris gun men. isis is the suspect. the clean up is underway in the airport as the authorities are trying to identify the bombers who kill canned 41 and wounded 230. there is a rumor one of checan. they arrived in a taxi and shoot outside and upstairs and downstairs before blowing themselves up. one of the attackers is running as people flee and he is shot by police and remains on the ground and blew himself up. eyewitnesss just didn't know where to run. >> what went through my head is the

be settled outd on the floor of this convention in kemper arena tonight.d wills acknowledge test their strength, which could make or break their candidate. it will be on a change in the party rule, 16c, the number of the new role, proposed by the reagan sighed to enforce president ford to name his vice presidential running mate by tomorrow morning. 12 hours before the presidential balloting is scheduled to begin. 16c, we should point 16c was designed to do what? guest: to force president ford to name his running mate ahead of the ballot for the nomination of president of the united states. host: politically why? fractured,, it was they were outsiders, insiders, and lots of dollar fracture, too, and reagan's campaign manager reason that anybody would contact denies certain ofcentage of the delegation the nominated convention, and hopefully prevent him from winning -- the whole goal was to prevent gerald ford from winning the nomination. a lot of delegates in states like north carolina and kentucky were mandated to vote for gerald ford on the first ballot an

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thomas kemmer was among -- kemper was among those who raced. >> they're still alive. but now they come and shoot you. >> reporter: a turkish government source says all the attackers that come from the isis stronghold of rit -- rutga in syria. >>> defense secretary ash carter made the announcement today. it's taken nearly a year for top brass to make that happen. as they clear up medical, housing. carter says it is the right thing to do for our people and for our force. >>> we're just getting started right now on wusa 9news at tommy wells, finally reunited with his stolen bike. >> that's good news. what happened about your concerns at metro? are you prepared for such safe track service? how we are gog help you prepare in a town hall meeting -- going to help you prepare in a town mall meeting tonight. >>> and attorney general loretta lynch explains a meeting with bill clinton that has a lot of >>> u.s. attorney general, loretta lynch is having to explain a conversation she had with former president bill clinton. the two found themselves at an airport in phoenix. and it

. >> coming up this afternoon at 3:00, ellie kemper joins ellen today for some of the showpist most movingoments. then, nbc10 news at 4:00. this afternoon, a local woman changed health care providers to save money, but her former insurer wouldn't let go. see how nbc10 responds helped and what you can do to protect your accounts from unexpected withdrawals. that's this afternoon on nbc10 news at 4:00. sheena parveen with a quick look at the afternoon weather. >> mid 80s today. going to be warm, and then we're going to see some showers. isolated showers. even in parts of new jersey. compare it to tomorrow, though. so we're looking at the 70s tomorrow, believe it or not. that's quite a bit cooler. this is the next five days for philadelphia and new jersey. it's going to stay in the 70s even into thursday. back in the 80s for the weekend. >> thank you for watching the nbc10 news. for all of us here at nbc10, have a great day. [gentle music] ♪ >> ciara: chad? [baby crying on intercom] you deserve so much better. [baby crying on intercom] [dramatic music] ♪ ♪

thomas kemper is thehead of global ministries in the methodist church just happened to be flying to japan on a mission trip. he was taking a nap in an airport lounge, in that airport when all hell broke loose. have a listen to this? >> there was no instruction. you ran to one direction and somebody called, no, the terrorists are over there. then, you ran in another. we then started to hide. i went into the kitchen of the lounge in some back room and tried to hide by some boxes. you have all these images of the terrorists coming and trying to kill you while you were hiding. it was very tense and very scary. >> one of the witnesses to what happened, a survivor of what happened, i'm. >> jon:ed joined on the television by another survivor. moira vural, was a survivor, an ex pat and has lived there years. she was seeing a friend off to the airport. i want to get an account of what you saw moment by moment. can you take me through this? >> i just got my friend there and i was going to check in to help her. suddenly, i heard this sound. i have to tell you, the airport was quite empty. it was rea

star of "unbreakable kimmy schmidt," ellie kemper. music from kaleo. with our monologue. we would tell you jokes about today's news. so much, though, of the news right now is dominated by the horrific events in orlando, the attack on the lgbt community there. and so we decided we would try to address that and, in

american thomas kemper says he was inside the terminal when the chaos unfolded. >> what went throughand from orlando that they come around and shoot you now. and so it's a scare you have that they are coming for you. >> funerals are now being held for some of the victims. one of the first funerals was for a 25-year-old airport worker who had only been on the job a month and a half. of the 239 people injured in the attack, 41 remain in intensive care. >>> that terror attack is creating a ripple effect of concern globally. >> today the tseng tear of homeland security detailed the extra measures to help keep everyone safe ahead of the busy july 4th weekend. >> reporter: while no americans were among the dead in the airport attacks in turkey, there is increased concern isis may try to strike the united states over the fourth of july weekend. homeland security secretary jeh johnson outlining measures his agency is taking to help prevent such an attack here. >> the american public should expect to see this july 4th weekend an enhanced security presence at airports, train stations and other

. >> thomas kemper of atlanta georgia was waiting for a connecting flight. >> that really woke me up from this short nap. and then the shooting. you heard really gunfire. and then the people started running immediately. and you just ran, you just ran richard kalman of connecticut told us he and his wife spent three hours trapped inside the airport. >> there was really no place to go. no place to hide. hearingbout explosions and gunfire but not being able to get out is a frightening feeling. a feeling of terror. >> reporter: there's an extra layer of security at this airport. before you even get into the building. but it doesn't seem to have stopped two of the a tangors are from getting inside the terminal and then blowing themselves up am one of them just over there. >> that blast was in the arrivals area. another was at the entrance nearby. and a third was upstairs in departures. turkish media claims these images show one of the attackers inside the airport. and another dressed in a thick quilted jacket in the middle of summer which would have aroused suspicion. >> tuesday's attack

tonight, the second session of the republican national convention from the kemper arena in kansas city. this portion is sponsored by the people of ford motor company on behalf of ford and lincoln mercury dealers. ford wants to be your car company. oh say can you see by the dawn's early light, what so proudly we hailed at the twilight last gleaming. whose broad stripes and bright fightthrough the perilous , over the ramparts we watched gallantly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the proofbursting in air gave through the night that our flag was still there ♪ ♪ oh say does that star-spangled yet wave over the land and the home of the brave ♪ [applause] walter: that was gordon mcrae, popular singer singing the national anthem this opening session. >> the invocation will be given to one of my good friends in congress, one of the outstanding members of congress in the first district of minnesota, the honorable al please. >> ladies and gentlemen, let me ask you, if you would communicate with god in your own way, let us bow our heads and hearts. acknowledged, we that you created and planne

. >> thomas kemper from atlanta, georgia was a short distance away waiting for a connecting flight. the attack sent him and other panicked passengers running for a place to hide. >> it was very terrifying especially you have these images, the bomb went off, you're still alive, but now they come to shoot you, you think of orlando, all of this what you have seen. >> reporter: heartbroken relatives began burying the dead yesterday. most of those killed appear to have been muslims, murdered by terrorists during the holy month of ramadan. the attackers were not muslim. they prepared their place in hell. despite those raids on isis suspects to groups still has not claimed responsibility for the massacre here at istanbul's main airport. gayle. >> thank you, holly. >>> the cia director says the bombing bear the hallmarks of isis despite no claims of responsibility. john brennan said he would be surprised if the group is not planning the attack here in the united states. >> security has been stepped up at major airports, coming as millions travel for the july 4th holiday. new details from th

thomas kemper of atlanta, georgia was waiting for a connecting flight. >> the blast, that really wokeu heard really gunfire. and then the people started running immediately. and you just ran. you just ran with it. >> reporter: richard kalnins from connecticut said he and his wife spent three hours in the airport. no place to go. nowhere to hide. hearing explosions and gunfire not being able to go out, a frightening feeling. a feeling of terror. >> reporter: there is an extra layer of security at this airport. before you even get into the building. but it doesn't seem to have stopped two attackers from getting inside the terminal and then blowing themselves up. one of them, just over there. that blast was in the arrivals . another was at the entrance nearby. and the third was upstairs in departures. turkish media claims these images show one of the attackers inside the airport. and another dressed in a thick quilted jacket in the middle of summer. which would have aroused suspicion. amazingly this morning the airport was running as normal. workers began fixing the damaged building. les

he was overlooking kemper arena and he was not going to give a speech that night.was asked by tom brokaw. he said, no. ford knows he is the nominee of a broken and divided party. he needs a unified party and the best way to do that is bring reagan down to the podium this big to the crowd and hopefully endorsed and unify the party willse unifying the party win in the fall and divided parties will lose in the fall. think about when republicans are 1976, democrats divided in 1968, soaking you that if he had a chance against gerald ford, at this -- i mean, jimmy carter because at this point, jimmy carter is 30 points ahead in the national polls of 1976. but ford reagan down, had also spoken and given arguably the best speech he ever gave, so they want reagan to tok a little bit less shiny his followers and make forward look better. and wanted reagan to endorse forward but not look too good or do too well, so that is part of the agenda, too, but still, tremendous animosity between the factions. went 1976 the last time we into convention without knowing who the nominee w

kemper, thank you for that message of solidarity. we're so sorry that you've endured all of this.ome, and we'll check back in with you. >> thank you so much. thank you for this opportunity. >>> all right. more of our breaking coverage on the terror attack in istanbul. let's get right to it. >>> carnage and destruction at turkey's busiest airport. >> we heard a blast. we saw a lot of people running around there. they were all covered in blood. >> everybody was trying to find a place to hide. >> there was an explosion and the sound of shooting. >> it has all the signatures of an isis attack. >> bloody rags just lying around the floor. it's pretty horrific. no one had a clue which way to run. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." we do have new information for you on the breaking news on the deadly terror attack at istanbul's airport. the death toll now climbing to 41 killed and 239 others injured. intelligence officials in turkey and the u.s. say all signs point to isis. >> the numbers you're hearing of those who have lost t

the show force plane out on periscope as chamber kempers -- cameras went dark. it coming just a week after a 15 hour filibuster in the senate. when the fire recession was in recess the impassioned outcry continued on the floor into the early hours. spot here is a live look from inside the congressional floor where you can see what looks like nancy pelosi. the cameras have been turned off and the lights have been turned off and the republicans adjourned say they were coming back until after the fourth of july. the democrats are not letting up. they plan on continuing the protest. a couple of members of congress are sending out live images some through periscope, facebook live and we are looking at some of that right now. 170 democrats took part in this and is ongoing. keep it here and we will keep you updated on the latest. >> not once i say yes let's do this. it was you are going to do this. >>> a story you will see here only on kron4. a former oakland prostitute shares her story. she says it all happened 20 years ago. she proved her case in court and won a sett