get 1000 economists ... >> name on that as accomplished as mark sandy >> donald trump's plan isn't asden as it should be what he's getting ready to reboot his campaign. he's bringing in advisors that can go beyond the rhetoric . >> this is about fundamentally restarting our economy and how you do that, every economist should tell you about making an investment in the american people and putting them back to work rebuilding america. >> that's exactly what hillary would outline in the next few minutes. our roads are falling apart, our airports are falling apart. [overlapping conversation] you've got to rebuild those airports. that is exactly what donald trump has been saying from the beginning of his campaign. he's been saying this from the beginning of his campaign. where is it hillary clinton is going to save this? jon: i love to continue the conversation but were going to leave it right there. thank you both. heather: we will continue that conversation later. a serious story to bring you now. two years after his wife and executive, convicted of murdering her, he insisted she killed h

mark farrell. >> question were at sandy hook and orlando, they hit home in so many ways whether it is children or targeting the lgtb. we can stand to not act. >> this is a why farrell is asking the board that handles the pension fund to abandon its interest in guns and manufactures. >> as congress fails us time and time again it becomes up to us to do everything we can to raise the stake is one million out of 18 million-dollar but mayor lee says it send a message. >> we are trying to have a national dialogue against preventing gun violence. >> lee has asked other cities to adopt similar legislation in their city. >> we have got to have better gun laws and disarming hate is a theme. >> if approved at its next meeting the city would meal divest from 3 different guns and ammunition companies. but a financial expert told ktvu that stocks in gun companies are doing well right now. >> the city can be conscious but it comes at a cost. >> professor mitchell says individuals can invest in a responsible mutual fund to avoid companies that produce things like guns and cigarettes and fossil fuels but investo

protestors gather on the 14th 1t of every month outside the nra headquarters to mark the deadly shooting at sandyhook in new town, connecticut. you may recall it happened december 14, 2012. demonstrators say they will continue protesting untilotes congress passes new gun control > let's go back to orlando toto get the very latest there. joel walled man is reporterring there. >>reporter: good evening to you, this investigation really broadening out a little more than 48 hours after this bloody massacre. the big question today from authorities is did nor solomonso know more about this thanthis perhaps she is leading on. she is the 30 year old wife of omar ma teen. the fbi is in fact investigating her and she is being cooperative. she tells them that ma teen was roadway lied within the lasthe year. but there are some eyewitness accounts that she was either inside the club with him or outside the club casing the joint prior to sunday morning's attack. so authorities want to know exactly how much did she know. so we've got that aspect of it with the wife. and then there is another man in florida who w

sandy hook. in connecticut is a small place. we know the families. we know the teachers. and i bumped into markarden who is here with us tonight actually who lost his son at sandy hook. and i imagined telling him, you know, mark, this is probably a dozen moments of silence. you have 435 people who with about three hours of work could pass a bunch of bills that are supported by 80, 90% of the american public, doing what we are designed to do. but we're not going to do that. instead we'll stop talking about sports and stop talking about dinner and stop talking about done alleged trump for eight seconds, we'll be quiet, put on our serious face and be quiet. how do you feel about that. i realized those moments of silence don't honor anybody there. they are emblematic of congressional neglect i will against on this issue nedges on this issue. >> trevor: you are looking at a situation whereas you said 80, 90% of the public is behind a lot of these measures. how do you con sol date that between congress and the public. shouldn't congress be trying to enact what the people want? aren't you supposed to

mark farrell. >> we were at sandy brook and orlando, they hit so many ways. the children and lgtb community. we can't constant to not act. >> farrell is asking the board that handles the city's pension fund to abandon the investment in guns and manufactures. >> as congress fails us time and time again. it is up to us as local government to raise the stakes. >> it is only one million out of 18 billion-dollar portfolio but mayor lee says this sends a socially responsible message. >> that is a small item to suffer when we are having that dialogue against gun violence. >> lee has asked other cities to adopt the policy. >> disharming hate is a theme. >> if approved by the retirement board at its next meeting july 13th, the city would immediately divest from 3 different guns and ammunition companies. and a financial expert toll wews that stocks and gun companies are doing well right now. >> a city can choose to be socially conscious and comes at a cost. >> professor mitchell marsh says individuals can invest in a socially responsible mutual fund to avoid companies that produce things like guns, ci

new jersey residents who watched hurricane sandy batter their town are marking the start of hurricane season with a watchful eye. >>> it's 4:13. out of the ashes comes a story of hope. turns out not all was lost when an american legion post in philadelphia's frankfurt neighborhood went up in flames on memorial day. as crews battled the flames at this post that stood for 90 years, a firefighter emerged with two american flags. crews saved other oartifacts as well. among them, a portrait of the building's namesake. >> we hope and pray we can get this portrait restored and hang it back up. >> also saved, a purple heart and three antique rifles. meantime, the firefighter who brought out the flags says he saw them, got permission from his captain to retrieve them, and brought them out to the post commander. >> i never thought i would see the picture, number one. number two, after seeing the picture, it puts a smile on your face. makes you proud. >> legion post members tell us the electrical fire started in a dumb waiter and spread to the rest of the building. >>> a community activist in wi

they gather on the fourth of every month to mark the deadly shooting at sandy hook elementary school.el that happened on december 14, 2012. demonstrators say they willhey continue their protests untilil congress passes new begun control laws. > a make shift memorial ismemo growing in dupont circle. throughout the day people havepp been stopping by to show theirhr support for orlando. signs are laid out at the circle bearing the names of thosees killed in the nightclub shooting. am supporters have left candles as you can see, flags and flowers. > jet blue is doing its part to support families of the victims of the orlando mass shooting. the airline is offering free seats on flights to t and from orlando for immediate family and domestic partners of those who were killed or injured. they're also waiving exchange fees for orlando who need toto make last minute changes in then wake of the airline also says it will make a charitable contributionta tobl the victims and their families. > as the orlando area tries tor cope with what happened onpene sunday morning, chik-fil-a offered its condole

mark barton's son, daniel, was gunned down that day in sandy hook, and mark barton gets up every morning. he can't be alone in his house with the rest of his family because that was his special time with his son, daniel, so he needs to leave the house. he needs to go do something else and then he goes on the road and he travels this great country and talks to other americans about how we can and we must stop the epidemic of gun violence. if he can get up every day and do that, we can do our jobs in this house of representatives. it's time for the speaker to call these bills this week and allow us a vote. thank you very much. [applause] >> no bill, no break! no bill, no break! ms. pelosi: congresswoman robin kelly also of illinois. ms. kelly: hi. my name is robin kelly and represent the second district of illinois which is the chicagoland area. you already heard my colleague talk about the carnage we deal with every day, but i ask the question -- just who has to be shot and how many have to die before we do anything? it's not a colleague, gabby gifford. it's not a children in elementary s

mark and jackie barden lost their seven-year-old daniel at sandy hook. >> they're in the advertising these weapons for hunting. they're not advertising these weapons for protection. >> reporter: one week after another gunman used a similar high-capacity military-style rifle to kill 49 people in an orlando club, georgetown law professor heidi feldman says the stakes are even higher. >> the gun industry is i believe terribly afraid of being the next cigarette manufacturer. >> what we need to do to make sure this stops, you know. daniel deserved to live a full life. >> reporter: this is the first lawsuit of this kind to get this far through the legal system in what is sure to continue to be an uphill legal battle. scott, the judge has until october to decide whether this case does indeed go to trial. >> pelley: michelle miller for us, michelle, thank you. coming up next, a "star trek" actor was killed by an s.u.v. that was recalled. eryday people♪ farxiga may help in ♪ i am everyday people that fight every day. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with

mark and jackie barton lost their 7-year-old daniel at sandy hook. >> they're not advertising these weapons hunting, they're not advertising weapons for protection. >> reporter: one week after another gunman used a similar high capacity military style rifle to kill 49 people in an orlando club, georgetown law professor heidi feldman says the stakes are even hyper. >> the gun industry its, i believe, terribly afraid of being the next cigarette manufacturer. >> this is what we need to do make sure this stops. you know? daniel deserved to live a full life. >> this is the first lawsuit of its kind to get this far through the legal system and what is sure to continue to be an uphill battle. scott, the judge has until october to decide whether this case does indeed go to trial. >> michelle miller for us. michelle, thank you. coming up next, a star trek actor is killed by an suv that was recalled. thanks for tnorfolk!around and i just wanted to say, geico is proud to have served the military for over 75 years! roger that. captain's waiting to give you a tour of the wisconsin now. could've parked a

. >> narrator: mark barden's son daniel was a first grader at sandy hook elementary. >> more and more of the kids were being collected by their families and... no daniel, and there was this growing group of parents that were growing in concern, "where's my child?" >> narrator: nichole hockley's son dylan was another first grader at sandy hook. >> i saw some first graders-- but i couldn't-- they were all sitting down, but i couldn't see dylan's class. and you're searching, searching the eyes, searching the faces for someone that you recognize, and i just... i couldn't. >> they told us that, "if you haven't been reunited with your loved one yet you're not going to be." so, that was just... >> and the room just erupted. but even then i still didn't believe that dylan was dead. because none of it made any sense whatsoever. this is a school. these are first-grade kids. (voice breaking): this doesn't happen. >> and you see on his face the pain and the angst. the president said it was the saddest day of his presidency. >> newtown had the same impact on barack obama that columbine had had on

sandy, tennessee theologist. i would like to thank my colleague doctor mark nakajima that was on callthat morning. i'd like to thank all the nurse and that statistics , all the staffnurses and the text . as was described earlier, the situation rapidly escalated from the first victim that came up. i'd like to personally thank the call, heroic demeanor and professionalism exhibited by everyone that morning. i appreciate my surgical colleagues, we rapidly opened up the operating rooms in the face of potentially life-threatening, horrific injuries. i appreciate the calm demeanor of how things were handled and how it was triaged, we literally went from operating room to operating room. i believe we were on our 13th procedure at six in the morning. i just want to express my thanks and gratitude for what was exhibited in the operating room from every member that was there that morning. the cases continued through the whole day. there was never any downtime. we rapidly opened up as many operating rooms as were needed. i appreciated all the responders from the nurses, from our nurse and s the tests that ca

mark: arguments on whether to dismiss a lawsuit against maker of a semiautomatic rifle used during the sandy hook attack. to get theing lawsuit tossed based on state and federal immunity laws but those suing say the company knew its ar-15 style rifle was meant for the military and was too dangerous to sell to civilians. the judge requested a similar request in april. 20 children and six adults were killed in that 2012 attack. leads donaldon trump by seven points in a new national poll. a survey of registered voters has mrs. clinton up 47%-40%. among likely-40 1% voters but the lead shrinks when third-party candidates gary johnson and jill stein are included. bernie sanders secret service protection is reportedly costing taxpayers more than $38,000 a day. the washington post reports that providing agents to guard sanders at home and while he travels could cost taxpayers more than a million dollars a month. sanders will have secret service protection until he officially ends his campaign. british prime minister david cameron trying to regain the brexitive as the campaign enters its last few da

sandy, anesthesiology on call. i would like to first thing my colleague, dr. mark nagajima, all the nurse aanesthetists. as was described earlier, the situation rapidly escalated from the first victim that came up. i'd like to personally thank the calm, heroic demeanor and the professionalism that was exhibited by everyone that morning. i appreciated my surgical colleagues. we rapidly opened up the operating rooms in the face of potentially life-threatening, horrific injuries. i appreciate the calm demeanor and how things were handled and how it was triaged. we literally went from operating room to operating room so much so where i believe we were on our 13th procedure approximately at 6:00 in the morning. i just want to just express my thanks and gratitude for what was exhibited in the operating room from every member that was there that morning. the cases continued throughout the whole day. there was never any down time. we rapidly opened up as many operating rooms as was needed. i appreciated all the responders from the nurses, from our nurse anesthetists that came in that morning. it wasn't a questi

now let's bring in mark barden, the father of daniel barden killed in sandy hook.he "new york daily news" jim rich. his publication has made it a mission to hold people responsible. the people they say are standing in the way of efforts to reduce gun violence in deaths. we also have donny deutsch and ron fournier and kasie hunt and with us. those who have had an unspeakable loss are trying to turn that promise into an action. what progress are you making? >> well, first of all, thank you for being part of our event and thanks to mika as well. such an honor to have you guys there. you know, we have kind of identified a long time ago that our greatest adversary is not another organization so much but it's complacency. we know we have the numbers. we know that people support working together to find a better solution to bring the numbers of these gun related tragedies down. and not just mass shootings but daily toll that occurs across our country on a regular basis. and we are gathering folks together to have this conversation from a rational, logical place. and let's

sandy, anesthesiologist that was on call. i'd like to first thank my colleague, dr. mark nakojima. i'd like to thank all of the operating room staff, the nurses and the techs. as was described earlier, the situation rapidly escalated from the first victim that came up. i'd like to personally thank the calm heroic demeanor and the professionalism that was exhibited by everyone that morning. i appreciated my surgical colleagues. we rapidly opened up the operating rooms in the face of potentially life-threatening horrific injuries. i appreciate the calm demeanor and how things were handled and how it was triaged. we literally went from operating room to operating room. i believe we were on our 13th procedure approximately at 6:00 in the morning. i just want to just express my thanks and gratitude for what was exhibited in the operating room from every member that was there that morning. the cases continued throughout the whole day. there was never any downtime. we rapidly opened up as many operating rooms that was needed. i appreciated all the responders, from the nurses, from our nur

. >> reporter: mark and jackie barton's son daniel was just a 7-year-old first grader when he was murdered at sandyk elementary. now the barton family and nine other newtown plaintiffs are fighting to sue remington arms, the maker of the bushmaster ar-15-style rifle used in the attack. along with the distributor and seller. >> assault weapons with high-capacity magazines have no practical application in the hands of untrained civilians. >> reporter: the lawsuit claims remington knowingly exploited the rifles' militaristic and destructive nature in ads geared toward civilians. >> the argument might be that this is the best way for us to market our product -- >> it's irresponsible when people are dying. and it's targeted at these disenfranchised, violent young men. >> reporter: remington insists a 2005 federal law protects the firearms industry against most claims when guns are misused. in a recent motion to dismiss the lawsuit, lawyers for the company said the law makes it immune from the claim that it acted unlawfully. >> they do not want to see the doors open to litigation when there are mass kill

mark overnight. there are new concerns over how the funds will be used. more than 100 victims from shook and other mass -- sandy% of the money goes direct three orlando victims and their families. david begnaud shows why that may not be so easy. >>> scared what's going to happen. >> reporter: christopher morals sustained several bullet wounds in the nightclub shooting. from his hospital bed, he told cbs news he's worried about money. >> i can't go back to work. so rent and personal stuff, i can't afford. >> reporter: money is pouring in from donors hoping to help. >> we want to have the flexibility to be able to help people where they need it. >> reporter: orlando's mayor, buddy dyer, stands behind the one orlando fund, which has already raised $6 million. critics worry victims won't see a penny. the fund is run by central florida foundation. as currently set up, the dollars raised will be distributed through a number of organizations. those that provide services to victims and families of the shootings will be prioritized. but the money will not go directly to victims. dyer says he's trying to change. he is pu

sandy hook. this documentary is torturous. it tells about the hockley's who lost their son. it does about mark martin and his wife who lost their seven-year-old son. torn apart by a weapon of war. into marken to bump barton that night and as he walked towards me, i knew i was going to have to answer the terrible question that each and everyone of you have to answer practically weekly and we in connecticut after every day, what are you going to do? americans are going to die. what are you going to do? we will get the d.c. tomorrow. we will be on the floor, we will be talking sports and dinner at donald trump, no, you know what we're going to do mark, we are going to be quiet for 8-9 seconds, we will put on our serious space. these 435 people which govern the greatest country in the world, you know what we will do for you mark, we will shut up for eight seconds. how do you feel about that? horrible. anymore.doing that [applause] as a way of honoring people, it is fine and house of worship, find a ballpark, but in the chamber for we have two hours of work and we can save hundreds if not thousands

sandy is the anesthesiologist that was on call. doctor charles hunley and doctor jeff -- back here. >> 27 still being treated. still in intensive care, five in guarded condition. doctor marka really good time given the numbers and condition at the time of admission. >> down there. doctor amanda stone. doctor christopher hunter. james -- okay. doctor thomas smith. doctor christopher ponder. doctor -- ambassador/surgeon. did i miss anyone? let me introduce to you the guys who were right there, gary parrish, head of the emergency department, we will hear more shortly. on the trauma team, doctor mike sheetam, doctor will bring. doctor joseph abraham. doctor chadwick smith. doctor howard smith couldn't work today. doctor lenny buller. doctor matthew movie. doctor mark leavy. out of respect for angel's time, start off by sharing with us your story and then we will hear from the physicians and surgeons, start from the beginning and how it unfolded. >> thank you for coming out today. >> thank you for coming out today, all the love i have gotten in the past three days i have been here. at first i was hesitant to come up here because it is fresh to me. i would love to give my story

sandy hook elementary. there was a major division between democrats and republicans. 78% of democrats favor tougher gun laws. >>> here in the bay area san francisco supervisor markopose -- find a new supervisor -- -- the supervisor released a statement saying "san francisco should not be in the business of investing in companies that enable the senseless gun violence to continue. ". and city leaders are boosting security for san francisco's pride steffens -- celebration. city leaders met yesterday to talk about security and emergency plans they expect this many as 1 million people to attend. for the 1st time there will be security screening for the celebration. organizers are also setting up a text alert system you can sign up for if you're planning to attend. >>> there will be extra bart trains running to accommodate everyone attending the celebration. it will open early at 7 am and early trains will run on the 20 minute service schedule and there will be additional trains running throughout the day. >>> decision 2016 is, republican party officials will be watching for changes in trumps strategy. the time has come for a change in direction says trump's. his cam