orlando: vamos al estudio.uchÍsimas gracias, chicos. mÁs de 1200 policÍas van a estar cuidando la seguridad de todos los asistentes. no todos podrÁn entrar al palacio de bellas artes, y por eso las afueras pondrÁn 12 pantallas. alejandro: aquÍ los vamos a estar llevando minuto a minuto todo lo que estarÁ sucediendo. las cenizas estuvieron anoche en ciudad juÁrez. karla: vamos a continuar con las noticias. ahÍ estÁ natalia cruz. natalia: muy buenos dÍas, chicos. tenemos una transmisiÓn especial sobre este Último adiÓs a juan gabriel. como bien informaban orlando y alan, las cenizas de juan gabriel pasaron pociudad juÁrez, en medio de una multitud con el corazÓn quebrantado, que le dijo adiÓs. pero su recorrido ahora tiene como destino el palacio de bellas artes, en medio de un gran despliegue de seguridad. allÍ se llevarÁn a cabo dos shows: uno dentro del palacio, y el otro en la explanada. son 700.000 personas aproximadamente que se espera que lleguen hasta ahÍ para despedir a su gran Ídolo, y celebrar la vida

orlando: asÍ es.sa espectÁculos, como ricardo escobar. tenemos muchas cosas. orlando: la Última informaciÓn la van a tener aquÍ en "despierta amÉrica". tenemos un breve resumen que hizo televisa espectÁculos. ahÍ estÁ. reportero: 6 de septiembre. segundo dÍa de homenaje continuo a juan gabriel en bellas artes. se cumplieron 29 horas en que mÉxico despidiÓ a su Ídolo. 700.000 personas entraron al mÁximo recinto cultural. cerca de un millÓn estuvo en los alrededores, segÚn datos de la secretarÍa de cultura. >> es increÍble lo que un artista que logra penetrar en el corazÓn de la gente con sus canciones puede conseguir. reportero: es ya el homenaje despedida a una celebridad con mÁs afluencia de pÚblico, aún por encima de las expresiones multitudinarias que tuvieron figuras como cantinflas o el premio nobel de literatura gabriel garcÍa mÁrquez. >> es grande entre los grandes. tenÍa todo, era completo, y no fue fÁcil su vida. y esto que estamos viendo aquÍ no se ve a diario. creo que es una gran pÉrdida.

orlando: muy interesante!Éxico. buenas dÍas para todos en csa. seguimos hablÁndote la partida de juan gabriel. varios famos se volcarona las redes sociales para expresar sus sentimientos durante el homenaje a juan gabriel. tal es el caso de pablo montero, quien mirando hacia la multitud escribiÓ lo siguiente: "seguimos sin creer que nuestro juan gabriel ha partido. aquÍ, desde bellas artes, y todo su pÚblico allÁ afuera". tambiÉn marjorie de sousa tomÓ una foto de su televisor y escribiÓ: "cómo haces falta, juan gabriel". tambiÉn un gran amigo del divo de juÁrez, el buki, expresÓ su sentimiento. miren el vÍdeo que publicÓ en sus redes sociales: "enorme el homenaje para mi hermano en bellas artes". y tambiÉn nuestra querida thalÍa, que no se ha perdido ni un minuto de la cobertura que hemos tenido en univisiÓn, publicÓ este vÍdeo. estaba viendo el dÍa de ayer "primer impacto". el mensaje de ella fue: "juan gabriel, te amaremos siempre". muchÍsimos artistas se volcarona las redes sociales para expresar sus senti

orlando: hay muchos avisos, carteleras...ieto. alan: ¿cÓmo se estÁ preparando bellas artes para juan gabriel? addis: un grandioso para un grandioso. el majestuoso palacio de las bellas artes en mÉxico ya se prepara para recibir la urna de quien rompiera barreras, esquemas y silencios con la mÚsica que conquistÓ el corazón de todo mÉxico: juan gabriel. el mÁximo recinto del arte y la cultura ha despedido a muy pocas celebridades. >> han sido pocas, realmente, porque este honor pÓstumo estÁ destinado a figuras que han tenido una influencia innegable en nuestra cultura. estamos hablando de una figura de la cultura popular que ha tenido impacto no sÓlo a nivel nacional, sino prÁcticamente en toda amÉrica latina. addis: cantinflas, frida kahlo, marÍa fÉlix, gabriel garcÍa mÁrquez: asÍ de grandes, asÍ de pocos, han sido admitidos en este histÓrico edificio, declarado hace 19 aÑos atribuyÓ cultural y artÍstico de la humanidad. serÁ justo aquÍ donde la urna se exhiba ante los miles de dolientes. >> enfrente hay un por el que irÁ circ

karen: three months have passed since the tragic shooting in orlando. is new attention being paid to the lgbt community? how does life differ when you are a member of two minority groups? i'm karen holmes ward. on june 26, 2015, the supreme court ruled in favor of single-sex marriage. on may 12, 2016, the massachusetts senate approved a bill that bans discrimination against transgender people in public bathrooms. though much progress has been made regarding lgbt writes locally and nationwide lgbt vulnerable group in the lgbt community, may not be able to fully enjoy the progress. take a look. >> according to a report by the movement advancement project, about one third of individuals that identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender come are people of color. as mainstream lgbt communities celebrate victories on the journey to equal rights, lgb out. this group becomes vulnerable to homophobic discrimination and racism, creating a vortex of injustice known as double discrimination. a host of disparities can emerge, says moyer bailey, assistant prof

fort hood, boston, chattanooga, san bernardino, orlando. some have said this kind of regular terrorism is the new normal, but i strongly reject that argument. complacency is not an option. terrorists are threatening american lives, our livelihood and our way of life. we cannot faulter with so much at stake. that is why yesterday i released a national strategy to win the war against islamist terror with proposals for fighting the enemy overseas and stopping radicalization in our communities. my strategy explains that one of our highest priorities must be to make sure our front line defenders are better prepared to stop acts of terror. this means the police, fire and other emergency professionals need to be able to detect suspicious activity and catch potential terrorists before it's too late. and if a plot goes undetected they must be equipped to respond quickly to prevent loss of life. we saw that play out this weekend. when our first responders acted heroically to protect their fellow citizens. so to the witnesses testifying today, i want

in 2016 the orlando msa was 34th on the list of 100 when only 29 were funded.s have equipment needs and the requisite training for use of the equipment including mobile command centers, surveillance equipment, technical weapons, armored vehicles and explosive detection is important. in closing, thank you for allowing me to speak and i ask the committee to analyze the current msa methodology and the data used in the formula to reflect current threats and vulnerabilities. thank you. >> thank you sheriff. chair recognizing commissioner miller for his opening statement. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you for your continued help in support with our programs as well as our new york delegation, peter king who we're always in close touch with and dan donovan who comes out of the new york city law enforcement community as does kathleen rice. good morning to the members of the committee. first, i would like to thank the chairman for giving us this opportunity to talk about this. when we talked about this testimony several weeks ago the idea was to talk about the eme

[slow piano music] across the nation and around the world public reactions to the mass murders in orlando have profoundly touched the hearts of millions of people. deep and strong emotions about the senseless and brutal attack on humanity, have triggereda powerful and galvanizing global spirit inspiring people in many cities and nations to come out, and stand up for a community of human beings who have been marginalized throughout mankind's history. today, on a special edition of equal time, we'll learn how major religions have viewed this remarkable outpouring of support. and ask those leaders in faith communities, how they plan to respond to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transsexual, and queer community, and we move forward. from the campus of san jose state university, welcome to this edition of equal time. i'm your host journalism school director, bob rucker. today we will hope to have a candid conversation about things that are on your mind and certaintly things that we've been talking about in our communities. so let's meet our panel of experts. i am father saju joseph, a

orlando: los dejamos con el vÍdeo musical. ♪ orlando: cÓmo ha pasado el tiempo!o podÍa cantar como bien dices que era lo mejor que sabÍa ser. marÍa: afectado y prohibido... esa recreaciÓn del noa noa... uno que lo escribe cuando ves que han hecho esa producciÓn y lo han hecho en tiempo rÉcord. en siete dÍas ellos y nuestros editores de crÓnicas de sÁbado, esa gente en tres dÍas montÓ el primer episodio. alan: felicidades por ti, por tu equipo y me encanta que venga sido promociones con esa algarabÍa. este sÁbado... marÍa: 6:55 de la tarde sigue en el este y 10:55 si usted estÁ en el oeste. es la cuarta parte. crÓnicas de sÁbado. alan: muchas gracias. este lunes en despierta amÉrica tambiÉn le quiero decir que no cine que acompaÑar porque vamos a estar con gerardo ortiz en nueva york y le tenemos todos los detalles de su presentaciÓn en la gran manzana en despierta amÉrica la casa mÁs feliz de todos los hispanos. no se lo pierdan. marÍa: gracias, gracias. marÍa: gracias, gracias. ♪ todos tus sabores preferidos, ahora sin gluten. les tiene preparado, adquirieron un

this is at the islamic center of fort pierce florida two hours away from orlando. the mosque was damaged and this happened to be the day after the 9/11 anniversary and it's a since the orlando shooting. this was the mosque attended by omar mateen, the orlando nightclub shooter. >>> detective dan bright was responding to reports of a suicidal person when he was shot. we spoke to the family's thankful the community is standing behind them. >> it shows how much everybody cares about them and the law enforcement community. >>> take a look at this. a huge line of cars at the coffee cabin in parker yesterday morning. some waited more than an hour to buy a coffee and this was all for detective dan bright. every penny of the proceeds ent to the detective and his family. >> took care of people when in the middle of a horrible thing and didn't even think twice about we need to start thanking these people and let them know howhese important they are. >> all the tips and salaries and wages were donated also to the bright family as well. >>> today there's a blood drive at the p

orlando: quÉ bueno!a: porque cierras un cÍrculo. puede ser un círculo de confianza, de agrado, desagrado, de amor eterno. alan: muchas gracias. una experta en tanatologÍa y psicologÍa. vamos contigo, arantxa. arantxa: muy buenos dÍas. vamos a hablar precisamente de lo que ocurriÓ anoche en phoenix. las intenciones de suavizar su polÍtica migratoria le duraron poco al candidato presidencial donald trump. pocas horas despuÉs de reunirse con el presidente mexicano enrique peÑa nieto, el republicano lanzÓ su plan migratorio. dijo que triplicarÁ el nÚmero de oficiales de inmigraciÓn para expulsar a todos los indocumentados que tengan antecedentes penales, y aclarÓ que no habrÁ amnistÍa para nadie. janet rodrÍguez nos informa en vivo desde phoenix. janet: muy buenos dÍas. como bien lo dices, trump llegÓ a phoenix un hombre cambiado, con un mensaje muy agresivo en contra de los inmigrantes, y con un plan de 10 pasos que busca erradicar la emigraciÓn indocumentada. donald trump dice que la construcciÓn del muro

fort hood, boston, chattanooga, san bernardino, orlando. some have said this kind of regular terrorism is the new normal. i strongly reject that argument. complacency is not an option. terrorists are threatening american lives, our livelihood and our way of life. we cannot falter with so much at stake. that is why yesterday i released a national strategy to win the war against islamic terrorist with proposals for fighting the enemy overseas and stopping radicalization in our communities. my strategy explains that one of our highest priorities must be to make sure our front-line defenders are better prepared to stop acts of terror. this means the police, fire and other emergency professionals need to be able to detect m suspicious activity and catch potential terrorists before it's too late. if a plot goes undetected, they must be equipped to respond quickly to prevent loss of life. we saw that play out thiscted i weekend when our first responders acted heroically to protect their fellow citizens. the witnesses testifying today, i want you t

phillips center in downtown orlando to mark the anniversary. organizers of the event are with the cameraderie foundation. the group has connected combat counseling to heal the emotional wounds of war. the foundation has another ceremony later this morning at the dr. phillips center...marking three months since the pulse tragedy. and city leaders in orlando want to keep helping people who survived the pulse attack for at ?least another two ?years. that's how long they want to keep their " assistance center" open survivors of the june 12th shooting can seek grief counseling... rent assistance and other services at the center. the one orlando fund is also preparing pay-outs later this month for families of the killed. today is also the deadline for people affected by the pulse shooting to turn in paperwork to receive money from the fund. just when it looked like we were getting a break on gas prices... they're creeping back up again. the national average for a gallon of regular is up to 2-21 a gallon. that's up four cents over the past three weeks

that game was in orlando at what is now called camping world stadium. they are aware of the lawsuit but is not commentingfit. >>> a road rage victim credits life. daniel santiago and a co-worker were riding to work this morning on twentieth street in tampa when he says a car ran a stop sign and almost hit him. he says the driver pulled a gun on him. but deputies were close by. fox 13's evan axelbank is live tonight at the sheriff's department to give us more of this story. this sounds pretty outrageous. >> reporter: well certainly. and fortunately for the victim in this case he was standing right outside riding his bike right outside of a sheriff's the stop sign. luckily for him, there were sheriff deputies who were outside in the parking lot just happened to be there. and they saw all of this go down. take a look. this here, daniel santiago. he admitted to shouting at the inattentive driver when he allegedly ran the stop sign. deputies say that the car stopped and backed up back towards the intersection. that's when santiago says he was suddenly starin

people gathered tonight for a benefit in downtown orlando. >> it was called angels at the abby and was to held to mark the three months since the shooting and since the city came together and stayed together. >> it's special, because if we one orlando has a monumental task of getting that money distributed, so it's understandable it takes a while. we're here to help the people now, and if the need continues, then we'll continue. >> reporter: ellie never managed her desperate attempt to find a way thoep would become the primary support for victims and their families. >> pulse orlando was founded four days after the event. we have raised well over $200,000 to survivors and victims' families. >> so what do people need to know now? >> they need to know we exist. sometimes people don't know we exist. so, you know, that's why it's so important to keep getting the word out. there's more family members and more survivors that need our help, and they don't even know we're here. >> i asked ellie if she's healed. >> i'm trying to do something so i don't feel helpless. >> tracy yja sum fox news. >

((more)) (walter/ after that, kaine went to orlando for a debate watch party. senator kaine was joined by several hundred supporters, including astronaut mark kelly and his wife gabby giffords. all three talked about going to the memorial outside the pulse nightclub, to pay respects to the victims. they say gun in orlando: our memorial garden dedicated to the victims of that pulse nightclub shooting. its at the orlando regional medical center... where many of the people were treated. visitors got to see 49 limestone pavers with the names of those killed. the hospital hopes the garden serves as a place of healing for the community. ((more)) and a survivor from that attack just shared the struggles of her recovery. it happened during a celebration for rehab patients at florida hospital in ?tampa it was a chance for patients to meet with caregivers... nurses and others who helped them recover "amanda grau" is still in therapy. but she recently stopped using a cane. she's still learning how to walk... eat... and dress... all over again: grau has had several surgeri

we'll see. >> tracy yja su >> today was the late day to give an application for the one orlando fund. it has gotten more than $23 million. >> in the meantime on the subject of the pulse nightclub shooting, police in fort pierce are looking for the person who set fire to the mosque that was attended by the suspect in that nightclub shoot thing. investigators want to find this man in the surveillance video. this is the mosque that omar mateen, the pulse nightclub suspect, the pulse nightclub officials are investigating this as a possible hate crime. they're asking for help from the fbi and the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms. >>> we're used to seeing storm clowneds this time of year, but check this out. cindy gilmore snapped that photo right there. it sort of looks like a funnel cloud forming in new port richey. paul, you say this is a low hanging scud cloud? >> it's a low-hanging cloud. it's about the perspective. from the other look completely different. it's kind of a low-hanging chunky cloud from a big thunderstorm and probably a minute or two later looked nothing li

the orlando regional medical center confirmed the news via twitter yesterday. in june, a gunman opened fire at the pulse nightclub killing 49 people and wounding dozens more. the orlando hospital says they've treated 35 patients from the shooting...and completed 76 operations. last month, officials at orl announced they will not bill survivors for any out-of- pocket medical expenses. a california man has admitted to murdering an l-a-x t-s-a agent -- almost three years after the shooting. paul anthony ciancia pleaded guilty to eleven federal charges on tuesday, including first-degree murder. the plea deal will spare ciancia's life, but the 26-year-old will spend the rest of his life in federal prison. residents in mexico's baja california peninsula are the category one storm made landfall yesterday morning near the resorts of los cabos and cabo san lucas...shattering windows, knocking down trees and causing wide spread power outages. tourists in cabo san lucas says they're making the best of a tough situation. "it storm was a rough one as you can see. they're ou

that money is coming from the one orlando fund. people donated more than $29 million to help the victims families and the dozens of other people who were wounded in that shooting. but one victim has some serious complaints about just how that money is being distributed. as fox's valerie boy tells her attorney has filed a lawsuit. >> reporter: as people remember those who died at pulse night club, organizers of the one orlando fund say victims and their families will soon be getting money from $29 million in donations. >> we will start issuing checks actually on thursday. and those checks will go out in the mail thursday. >> i am very proud of the fact that we had a very transparent process. >> we owe it to the beautiful and talented men and women that lost their lives. >> reporter: but no everyone orlando town hall meeting with her partner last month. >> i watched as people were cut short and questions went unanswered. it was then we realized this was far from transparent. >> we have reason to believe there's more money. than $29 m

are finally getting funds, from the "one orlando" charity. the payments range from 65 thousand to more than three ?hundred thousand. it depends if you're a survivor or a family member. the group has raised more than 29 ?million dollars for survivors, and families of those killed. and another 800- thousand dollars was just presented to the fund last night. it was a special reception for some of the first responders who handled the tragedy. the florida restaurant and lodging association hosted this awards ceremony. governor rick scott and other orlando city leaders were there to pay tribute to all those heroes: 49 people were killed that night back in june, along with the shooter. community is on alert for a potentially ?deadly problem. and they're now warning parents... before they send their kids trick-or-treating next month. central florida trapper -- bob cross -- recently found a five-foot long eastern diamondback rattlesnake, in the heathrow community of seminole county. diamondbacks are pretty common in florida... but one that ?big is pre

policÍa de la ciudad de orlando dio a conocer hoy las nuevas transcripciones de las llamada que hizode la maÑana de ese fatÍdico 12 de junio habian pasado unos minutos desde que omar mateen desatara un infierno al interior del club en orlando, florida, este es omar mateen. tras disparar indiscriminadamente el hombre de 29 aÑos, con lealtad al jefe del estado islÁmico, explicÓ los motivos del ataque. es necesario detener los ataques aÉreos" de estados unidos, tienen que para los ataques aÉreos" omar mateen fue intervenido por el negociador de la policÍa que dijo que Él no era polÍtico del gobierno. omar mateen, que tenÍa rehenes, interrumpÍa constantemente al negociador. aunque el oficial se presentÓ como andy, omar mateen se cambÓo el nombre. le dijo: llÁmame el soldado de dios. la policÍa se comunicÓ posteriormente. omar mateen dijo que tenÍa chalecos explosivos como los utilizados en noviembre de 2015, lo que tampoco era cierto. " me estÁs molestando con las llamadas telefÓnicas y realmente no me gusta" tÉrmino las 3:25 de la sangrienta madrugada, luego la orden de recuperar el lug

and today in orlando... you can hear a popular tv theme song... ?live. the "bo deans" are performing at the epcot international food and wine festival. yup... the band behind the "party of five" theme song. they'll be there today, tomorrow and friday performing several sets. it's included with ((//2shot)) toss to dave... ((vanessa toss to shayla.... toss to ((vanessa toss to shayla.... still ahead in the five o'clock hour: the latest on the massive chaos... in the city of charlotte. protests over another police shooting... are getting ?very county... on a father.. accused of doing something ?awful in a school car line.. also ahead in the next hour: this week's extraordinary ordinary is a mother... on a mission. how she's keeping her's sons memory alive... good day is back.. in just two minutes. i wore a badge for 38 years knowing how much you trusted us to keep you safe. yet when a officer was killed in action florida was not doing enough to give their families the help od. that was wrong, so we changed that law. to ensure these families get the benefits

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chattanoo chattanooga, san bernardino, orlando. some said this regular terrorism is the new normal but i strongly reject that argument. complacency is not an option. terrorists are threatening american lives, our livelihood and our way of life. we cannot falter with so much at stake. that is why yesterday i released a national strategy to win the war against islamist terror. with proposals for fighting the enemy oversaes and stopping radicalization in our community. and make sure that our front line defenders are better prepared to stop acts of terror. this means that police, fire and other emergency professionals need to be able to detect suspicious activity and catch potential terrorists before it's too late. if a plot goes undetected it's quickly to prevent loss of life. we saw that play out this weekend when our first responders acted heroically to protect their fellow citizens. so to the witnesses testifying today i want you to know this committee is greatful for your service to our communities and your sacrifices for our coun

i want to let you know i'm in orlando and i did the "what's your name?" says the operator "my name is i pledge of allegiance to the islamic state." the operator continues to try and engage mateen, but almost as soon as the call starts he hangs up. as the massacre unfolded mateen called 911 several times and operators desperately tried to call him back. it's not clear there was ever any more discussion between mateen and 911 operators. mateen - who'd visited pulse v the attack over weeks or months. just around last call, mateen entered the club through the front door and with a military assault style rifle and a glock 9mm handgun. he began indiscriminately to murder club goers, many of them young people from orlando's latino community. caller: "he's going to kill us. "who is inside?" caller: "the shooter." for three excruciating hours mateen held up in the building, at firstmoving throughout the club looking for victims. for the first time we're seeing the actual attempted negotiations between police and mateen. "you have to tell america to stop bombing sy

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i'm sure more than a few visited theme parks in the orlando area. the city of orlando says it is the kind of stuff that will keep those big events coming again and again. >> city leaders s near for the total demolition of the old inverted pyramid. that project was supposed to be done in february but some of the pier and a lot of the concrete still remained. tampa bay.com reporting that demolition should be done by end of this month. the city says it was safety issues that caused the company to miss the deadline. that workers had to go slower because parts of the pier and the pyramid are deteriorated as construction of the new pier is slated to begin next year. >>> we continue to track what's left of hermine even though the cape cod. much of new england is still feeling affects from it. the post tropical cyclone is packing tropical storm force winds. governors have announced emergency preparations including dozens of beach closures bam the storm is being blamed for a third death as well. that's a south carolina man who tried to remove a tree from a r

this is the same moss mosque attended by the orlando nightclub shooter, omar mateen. they're investigating the fire in force pierce, florida. the flames are out. a reporter is seeing people showing up to the mosque now to pray. it isn't clear yet if this was an accident or arron but fire mosque attended by omar mateen and it's the day after the 9/11 anniversary. >>> denver seven was on the scene early sunday morning as police are searching for a killer. the victim was shot after a fight. police have not told us what they are looking for. >>> aurora police say they caught a guy way up colfax. the chase ended when a denver officer rammed into his car. police in aurora think this suspect might have something to do with the come found dead in her apartment on saturday morning. >>> this weekend supporters gaered for a prayer service at parker adventist hospital to rally around a douglas county detective. they turned out to ppay for dan bright who was shot two weeks suicidal person. family and friends are putting up signs on his hospital window thanking the community for th

seems like her man, orlando bloom, is geographically undesirable. when i asked what is the down side, she said quote, my boyfriend lives in malibu, and getting used to that drive it was like are you kidding me? what kind of life is this. defily like a pretty good excuse to move in together. >> for everybody who doesn't live in los angeles, yeah, driving to malibu, that is far and that's love. while katie and orlando are going strong, katie's bad blood rival is single while splitting. two of the paparazzi questions, the mean, the jabs. called it the split. >> the aftermath only just started. last night taylor tried to forget her trouble while out to dinner with louis aldrich, meanwhile, tom hung with his mates at a cafe on australia's coast, just as the break-up backlash boiled over. >> i'm tom >> late night had a field day, with the attempted field of silence. >> i'm going to give everybody a moment. >> to colbert unplugged, writing a new break-up song for her. >> my heart is on the floor ? ? i've got bad blood with amour. >> hidelston explained how

. >> next, orlando in full bloom.by you're a fwork >> soaking up some rain on an italian beach when orlando decided to ditch his trunk to go au naturel. taking a paddle board with his lady in tow and never to be outdone, the biebs bears it all in the aloha state. two days after orlando went sans pants, justin with a show of his own. skinny dipping in hawaii with nearly naked australia model, sa hs sahara ray. last year, he was naked on a balcony in bora bora. ♪ is it too late to say sorry >>> still to come, our day in paris with celine dion swarmed by fans. >> they know the lyrics of my songs better than myself. >> mariah carey takes us on her $25 million italian yacht. >> "e.t." >>> girl talk inside mimi's private quarters. >> cheers. >>> even when you're taking an antidepressant, you may be struggling with depression. you try to put on a brave face, but inside, the symptoms linger. in fact, two out of three people taking an antidepressant may still experience unresolved symptoms. when added to your current antidepre

final survivor from the orlando terror attack, is finally back home. ((walter and... a special delivery today... for tampa foodies. if you get hungry, and don't want to leave the hous ((walter)) good morning.. and welcome to good day tampa bay... at 4:00. i'm walter allen. ((jen)) and i'm jennifer epstein. those stories in a minute, but now, a first look at your developing this morning in st. pete: police need your help... finding a ?heartless criminal. he beat up and robbed a handicapped veteran. police say he even used the man's ?walker ... as a weapon. fox 13's shayla reaves is live in st. pete right now... a crime alert out of pinellas park. police are investigating ?four car break- ins... within the past month. and they all took place at a "planet fitness" off u-s 19. and all those cars were ?locked. detectives say the thieves ?smashed the windows... and grabbed what they could. fox 13's crystal clark talked with some the treadmills weren't the only thing at planet fitness that took nicole allen's breath away monday night..she and her husband came out of the gym

the orlando gunman was known to worship at the ft.mosque. >>> politico said that the that the officer involved in the garner death he's been on desk duty and his pay was steadily increased. garner was unarmed when the officer put him into a choke hold that led to his death. >>> the indianapolis star reports that a fertility doctor is suspected of inseminating patients 50 times with his own sperm. 77-year-old donald kline is accused of lying about it and pleaded not guilty to obstruction of justice. tests on two children of clients showed a 99.9% chance that he's the father. >> associated press reports on abby wambach's admission about substance abuse. the former soccer star said she abused alcohol and prescription drugs for years. wambach said she was in denial until her arrest in april of driving under the influence. >>> navy times reports that a sailor gave birth amid the fight against isis. the aircraft carrier the eisenhower was in the persian gulf when a pet it officer gave birth sunday. mother and baby are okay at a hospital ash

1500 psychological background checks that includes the orlando shooter. >> adam spoke with a former employee who said that the -- said that they company employed -- did a background check on him as well. >> it sad. -- it's sad. >> he says that he should have never received a security license. the florida department of corrections fired him after he threatened to bring a gun to work. his ex-wife also accused him of >> mentally unstable and mentally ill. >> the coworker said that he threatened him pick >> cash. >> there was always curse words and this was not seldom it was almost all of the time pick >> the fbi questioned him twice about potential ties to terrorism pick >> i'm very troubled for all of those souls that were lost. background check it's a disgrace. >> the state says his background check contained an error 2007 they said that this character form to the state indicating that he performed his psychological background check. but he no longer perform devaluations at that time and had moved to colorado. investigation revealed that her name appeared on 1500 certifications that she did n

orlando got a job, a new look... reconnected with family back in chicago. i do whatever i can, i put it out on social media, simply to inspire. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> next week, you'll meet elissa and kenny... a couple who desperately needed couple who desperately needed some help, and got it with jesse and the many wonderful businesses here in town who pitched in, to help ....along the way. series... >>> just head to las vegas now dot com... click on "sections" in the upper left corner .. and acts of kindness will be under the "community" tab. or send us an email... acts of kindness at las vegas now dot com./// ((brian loftus)) >>> it's over for brad pitt and angelina jolie. jolie filed the legal documents on monday citing irreconcilable differences. the two married in august 2014...and have been together since 2004 after starring side-by-side in mr. and mrs smith. according to the court 15. a source close to the couple says both sides want a cordial breakup. jolie is seeking physical custody of their six children and asking the court to grant pitt visitati

alan: para orlando? >> vamos para orlando, para kansas y alabama.