an attack on the whole orlando community. and along with -- until last september, it was the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. mr. speaker, they've gotten even deadlier. with las vegas just recently. yet our community somehowed -- showed its resiliency and strength in the face of adversity. orls strong is more than just a -- #orlandostrong is more than just a hashtag. it's our commitment to stand up to hate and gun violence. floridians stand stronger than ever. over the past two days, i've had the honor of attending events with both congresswoman murphy, congresswoman demings, and congressman mark takano, co-chair of the lgbt congressial caucus. we had an lgbtq round table with local groups. we visited the pulse memorial. we helped hand out scholarships under the 49 fundop ceremony. we toured the lgbt center. a rally on action for gun violence. went to the orange county history museum to see the history of those days. and i joined with congresswoman val demings, my colleague here today, to hear the 49 church bells ring

. >> ♪ (musica) >> han pasado dos aÑos de que la ciudad de orlando amaneciÓ consternada por la masacreencontrar la muerte de una forma tan cruel. >> segÚn los documentos, manejo desde su ciudad, para muchos su objetivo inicial, sin embargo la presencia de policÍa le hicieron desistir, decide con s conducira zona de varios clubes nocturnos, estacionÓ frente a este club donde se celebraba la fiesta latina, el pistolero ingresa la discoteca con un rifle de asalto, un revÓlver, un agente de seguridad y dos funcionarios de la policÍa que se encontraban en la zona intentan hacer hacer frente, dicen que pas . >> que todo el mundo salga y se marche corriendo, el atacante llamÓ al 911 y juro lealtad al estado islÁmico, todo esto segÚn documentos judiciales, muchos aÚn dormÍan pero los primeros en despertar ese 12 de julionoio s despertaron con lo peor, casi a la par la policÍa de orlando ingresaron a la discoteca, con el objetivo de evitar mÁs muertes testimonios de sobrevivientes aseguran que la toma de rehenes muchos se refugiaron en el baÑo y en otros lugares, entonces el escuadrÓn de asalto

, el evento br. >> decÍamos hace dos aÑos que ocurriÓ esta masacre en el club de orlando, va varias orc> decenas de jÓvenes se posaron en el piso demostrando las vidas que se perdieron por las armas de fuego. >> me encuentro en la plaza vamos a mostrarle las iÁges porque los estudiantes todavÍa se encuentran aquÍ a solo minutos se tiraron al suelo pretendiendo estar muertos como sÍmbolo de las matanzas en las escuelas del paÍs. >> (gritos de manifiestos( >> son alumnos de diferentes escuelas estÁn pidiendo los congresistas que aprueben leyes que ayuden a controlar las armas ya que en esto hoy en esa fecha se cumple el segundo aniversario desacre dentro del club nocturno en orlando florida, allÍ precisamente murieron 49 personas a manos de un pistolero que disparÓ de forma indiscriminada, la protesta en san francisco estuvo ta mbieotras ciudadese lo destados idos. >> nueva york, sieeattle. >> estÁn pidiendo leyes para el control de armas. >> para proteger a los jÓvenes en la escuelas. >> se estima que desde que ocurriÓ esta masacre en orlando en el 2016 suman a mÁs de 700 estudiantes y a

in london. >> hi, orlando. >> here leaving a restaurant, hand in hand.ad gone to see orlando in his london play, "killer joe," for the third time. she's in town pulling out the stops on her witness tour. ♪ all that you want, boy >> a source tells "e.t." the busy couple is doing really well and enjoy their time together, when they can get it. that included spending time with orlando's pop, collin in town for father's day. >>> blake and gwen are going country for their time together. with her vegas residency starting next week, they spent time at blake's hope. she said, thank you for sharing your world. that world includes a nature washington with apollo. >> it's been a lot of fun to get to be one to expose them to the country. base you cannily. >>> let's keep the love shot going. can cardi b and her fiance, offset. inside the magazine, she gets candid for her worries for her bay be girl on the way. looking demure in a sheer, sparkly gown while showing off her ever-expanding and tatted up baby bump, cardi b's confessing three big fears. first fear? initial

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three and s a p held its yearly sapphire conference aimed at clients this tuesday and joining us from orlando florida where the conference took place is that there fox martin executive board member at s. a few thank you very much for joining us on this important day for s.a.p.'s we really appreciate having you here now let's start with that product launch because customer relationship management software is not necessarily the core of s.a.p.'s product range why give it so much importance and why head into this direction right now. hey you know really because today customer experience is at the core of every company's digital transformation and we believe that the market is ready for next generation customer management and that's why we've launched this product today and that's why we're so excited about the opportunity that represents for us now that means of course that you're giving companies the possibility to manage a lot of data about their customers that's what the software essentially does how does that fit in in the current debate about the safety of data and about how companies are u

why we are here in orlando. tonight's debate.t features 2 self-described conservatives who want to align with president trump. only one has his seal of approval. peter sets this up. >> millions of americans aspire to live in florida. they are a big focus of the front runner to become the republican nominee for governor. >> putnam. >> people are moving to florida. >> the agricultural commissioner has a double digits lead airing ads like this. >> college is not the only path to success. it's okay to say it. >> he will be joined by desantos who started his day in d.c. >> you should be rescued more so than jeff sessions. >> they attracted attention outside of florida which putmamis trying to exploit. >> i'm proud we have more donors from florida. >> desantos was in d.c. doing the job the roberts -- voters elected him to do. the focus is promoting a high-profile endorsement. >> backed by the big man himself. president trump said desantos is a pril brilliant leader. tonight is seen as a 2020 kick off. >> it's easier to campaign if you

. >> an orlando police officer shot and four children are held hostage. >> the standoff still going on. >> a wildfire in colorado... >> doubles in size.

iald to the trauma team the orlando regional hospital. ara unit just so happened about 10 or 15 blocks from the pulse nightclub. and but for that trauma unit, those trauma sgeons, and to see their courage in trying to get victims stabilized, but for them there would have been more deaths. and this is a day to look back on what we've actually done to prevent another such tragedy from ever happeninggain. and unfortunately, not much has happened until a bold, very courageous group of students after the massacre in parkland, florida, at marjory stonema douglas high school, until theyt d up and said we're going to make a difference. an orlando community is once again mourning today because last night a gunman shot a police officer and then killed fouroung innocent children that he was holding hostage in an apartment. so it's happened again. and these children all under the age of 12, and one was just a year old, were killed by a man who, like so many others, shouldn't have had a gun in the first place. and so when are we going to say ou is eno

>> any place especially like orlando that's the most visited place on the globe.ss becomes, you know, something that sometimes can overshadow other things, so we're not looking to take away from any of that. i think what we're doing is we're working on, you know, the other part, the second half of the story which is the university, education, jobs. >> reporter: families like the foots are participating in a multi-generational study that looks at the benefits of active lifestyles. that may p oe rean that lake gotten endorsements from big names in the health and wellness rounds. >> it correlates with everything inat happens in society, quality of leadership and social deepak chopra also visits the community for a health forum that brings industry leaders together each year. he also offers a customized version of his health app to lake nona residents. >> we're creating a city or community well-being, and this is happening now. it's futuristic, but i think this will be the trend everywhere. >> reporter: according to the global wellness institute, the international wil

. >>> los hechos se presentaron en estos apartamentos en orlando a las 11:45 la policÍa llegÓ debido le iba a vivir. estamos a la espera de ver quÉ puede pasar. ayer a las 2:00 de la maÑana estÁbamos afuera y hasta el momento no sabemos si podemos entrar o no pero estamos con mucho temor . >>> el sujeto que mantiene a los cuatro niÑos como rehenes sido arrestado en otras ocasiones por violencia domÉstica y piromanÍa . >>> un durante la conferencia de prensa el jefe de policÍa de arnaldo identificÓ el oficial herido como kevin valencia, un agente dijo que siempre ha estado lista servir y se encuentra recuperÁndose . >>> el lugar donde permanece parapetado fue evacuado . >>> algunos vecinos menos con preocupaciÓn la situacion . >>> uno de muchos carros de >> estamos haciendo la mudanza un. saquÉ mi telefono para saber quÉ estÁ pasando . >>> muy tristelos primeros dÍas que uno vive ahi pasa esto. >>> un parte de la informaciÓn no fue revelada por el jefe de la policÍa de orlando.. un . >>> en florida tenemos detalles del compartimento de un sujeto acusado de ser un asesino en serie. sus

at a minimum there have been hundreds of mass shootings since the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando and some counts have it as high as 700 in the two years and e sdesant to make sure thatw the lives that were lost will be honored i best way possible, with new laws. the students lying on the ground. come from all over the bay area, oakland, marin, palo alto, berkeley and beyond with the united message about gun violence and mass shootings. >> when you are saying 17 people died, that is a number. but if you see 17 bodies on the ground with blood -- that is a ry visceral thing to experience and to see. >> oh, my god. people areting shot. >> reporter: the 1nute die-in is on the two-year anniversary of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando. a gay bar and dance club. >> this anniversary showing lgbt people died in a nightclub in orlando and history just showed up that nothing happened. >> reporter: with students spark a national charge for new gun laws, there are encouraging early returns. >> i think it is a profound moment. >> reporter: robin tmas with the centero prevent gun violence

. >>> segÚn la policÍa de orlando los niÑos fueron asesinados en sus camas mientras dormÍan, poco despuÉslos detectives creen que los dmi aÑos murieron mientras dormÍan. los menores fueron identificado como bryan, lilia, adÁn y dole. >>> solo escuchamos, pero no, no vimos nada, no se podÍa salir porque estaban discutiendo, se oÍan gritos, disparos. escuchamos 5, la gente dice que fueron mÁs. >>> creo que esperaron mucho podrÍan haber salvado a los niÑos creo que no hicieron nada. >>> ella debiÓ pensar antes, ya sabÍa cÓmo era el marido. yo no me voy sin llevarme a mis hijos. >>> esto inicio el domingo a lagos las 11 y 45 cuando la madre de los 4 niÑos llamÓ al 911 para reportar que habÍa sido golpeada por el hombre, el jefe de policÍa de orlando dijo que durante la comunicaciÓn con el sospechoso, nunca dijo que le iba a hacer daÑo a los niÑos y que no se escucharon los menores en las horas que estuvieron negociando. >>> en otras noticias, remolque de... fue de vuevuelto con 14 a de retraso, alguien lo devolviÓ luego que supieron que la ement presa volverÍa buscar el vehÍculo, se desconoce

. >> if it happened in orlando it could happen anywhere. >> there is a community feeling that guns are not -- are needed to protect and we need to reverse that. >> there was a die innear san francisco city hall. young said they wanted a graphic representation of all gun violence, not just a mass shooting. they wanted to bring attention to people who die in shootings every day, every year. >>> in orlando survivors and relatives of people who were killed gathered at the site for a remembrance ceremony. gave f privacy as they shared memories and grieved. the former clubmemorial park now with landscaping and art hiin place. there working to raise money for a mu on the shooting and the people who died there. >>>kamala harristweeted, in honor of the lives lost, it is the deadliest note incident of violence suffered by the lgbtq community in u.s. history. in a place many find to be an important refuge, we must honor them with action against hate and gun violence. >>> sheriff's deputies into noble county investigating another marijuana related home invasion. >> this is the seventh recent marij

does orlando have eyes for a former co-star. >>> and the director and his daughter.w each other for "e.t." the questions that caught each other offguard. >> it was really shocking. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> we have a little -- a middle earth reunion. >> i had such a crutch. he had a crush. i had a crush. >> it was the character? >> no, it was me. >> my goodness. katy perry might have competition. orlando bloom revealing his crush on former co-star cate blanchett. >>> "the late late show" is in london all week long. only our nischelle turner got all the details. inclunding corden's ride. >> i'm in liverpool. i'm wondering if you can held. i i need somebody. not just nebraska. please. please, help me. ♪ please help me >> help has arrived. ♪ baby you can drive my car ♪ yes i'm gonna be a star >> how long did it take to shoot? >> we shot for about five hours. cause we really threw everything at him. the house he grew up in. he left when he was 21. he hasn't been back in since then. he showed many where he wrote squt she loves you" with john lennon sfp ♪

un hombre que se mantuvo apretado en un apartamento en orlando florida, durante 24 horas mantuvo comoos escopetas y una pistola. ilia: un juez federal fallÓ a favorde las compaÑÍas de comunicaciÓn por 85.000.000.000 $ la decisiÓn es un duro golpe a donal trump y al departamento de justicia, quienes se opusieron a la fusiÓn, argumentando que daÑarÍa la competencia y aumentarÍan los precios a los consumidores. el gobierno puede apelar este fallo. jorge: cocinar y trump ganaron mÁs de 80.000.000 $ y reon eso como ingresos el aÑo pasado por fuera de la casa blanca, donde trabajan como asesores del presidente, segÚn archivos financieros de la pareja. la hija y el yerno de trumpno reciben un salario por su trabajo en la casa blanca. ganaron casi 70.000.000 $ en compaÑÍas conectadas con el negocio de bienes raÍs familia. ilia:como parte de no esa cobertura como las protestas antigubernamentales en nicaragua, ayer reportamos que american airlines habrÍa cancelado los vuelos a managua, debido a la violencia en el paÍs. american airlines contactÓ a univisión para aclarar que habÍa suspendido te

my crew and i are headed down to orlando to talk with giant learn more about wallers case. the unbelievable case you know i have children i have two daughters and if i felt like children or my wife being threatened i'd want to protect myself whenever you have a jury listening to family members usually one time to tell the discreditable members is being bias so it came down to a story of a lever says the boyfriend well the boy's own story you have a saying that someone's pointing a gun in their face and shooting it and there's both a hole that lines up so i think the jury just decided to discredit the self-defense and believe boyfriend at the time of the shooting the boyfriend who's name we've agreed to keep it not amisse was dating sarah while her sixteen year old daughter was the jury aware firing a gun could result in a twenty year sentence when you go to a jury as an attorney and you know the judge they're not allowed to tell you what the maximum penalty is or what the sentence is going to be because as to influential on their jury and on their decision on their delibera

and orlando police department agreed, ok, we are not going to do it.t's still being used in washington county. in oregon, however. emily: there is a huge uproar about that. not law-enforcement, what are the best uses of this technology and will it really improve our society? >> we're not going to do facial recognition for government but we are going to do it for business. when there is a benefit to someone, like unlocking your phone, reasonable. doing a transaction on block chain, totally reasonable. when there is some benefit and awareness on both sides, completely appropriate. you.: great reporting by i know you're going to continue to follow this. we will discuss this controversy around facial recognition later in a show with matt cagle, an attorney at the aclu, and talk about amazon specifically. now, coming up, finding a unicorn in china. how vc firms are competing to lend the next billion dollars startup next. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: in a crowded china vc market, one firm has become one of the fastest-growing. peter mavs spoke with bloomberg'

, activists say the demonstration will commemorate the 49 people killed at the pulse nightclub in orlando the die-in. today marks two years since the shooting and protesters are pushing for stricter gun control. >>> four children are dead in orlando following a hostage stand of. gary lindsey jr., reportedly, killed his two children and his girlfriend's two children after a 24 hour stand out. he barricaded himself in the apartment after domestic dispute on sunday. contact was maintained with him until 9:00 last night. >> we made entry into the apartment and found that all four children had been killed by the suspect, by a parent gunshot wounds. >> the gunman also shot an orlando police officer, and critical condition. he was a convicted felon on supervised probation for an arson conviction and the children ranged in age from one- year-old to 11 years old. >>> in oakland, police said a tenant kidnapped her 71-year- old landlord. her son answered the door in lake merritt and wouldn't let the tenant inside and then he said the attendant started beating him with his mother's kane. moments late

(pam) it was a somber day in orlando, florida. years since the pulse nightclub shooting -- where a gunman opened fire taking the lives of 49 people. the ceremony was basically for victim's families.. and survivors of the pulse shooting there were 49 angels representing each victim: they wrapped around the building to lend the crowd privacy and time to reflect after the ceremony: the new temporary pulse memorial was open for everyone who wanted to reflect. (pam) new at ten: among those killed at the nightclub ... 31-year-old jerry wright.(ken)his parents say the pain and anguish of losing jerry is still fresh and that even though it's been two years since they lost their son, time does not heal all wounds. kristen holmes has their story. fred wright/ lost son in pulse shooting: jerry was just an incredible human beingfred and maria wright lost their son jerry two years ago-- when a gunman opened fire at the pulse nightclub killing jerry and forty eight othersfred wright/ lost son in pulse shooting: if anybody says well it gets bett

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orlando has become the first airport in the u.s. to use facial recognition technology to scan the faces of all international travelers. the system takes a photo and within two seconds compares it to the data in the tsa computers and the airport hopes this new process will significantly reduce wait times in line. >>> meanwhile, this is what screeners found inside a carry-on at chicago's o'hare airport. a fake bomb including a nice little handwritten timer there. no word on what happened to the person responsible for this. the security checkpoint was closed for about 20 minutes while they investigated. >> looks like an acme product, doesn't it? >> it does. >>> a mistake has been corrected at the jersey shore. crews installed a big guitar at the new hard rock resort in atlantic city, but there was a problem. the word rhythm was misspelled. no "e" necessary. >> whoops. >> rhythem? >> rhythem. >> they install another guitar tomorrow. hopefully they'll spell it right. rhythem. >> it's a guitar for the people. rhythem. >> rhythem. >> rhyus

. >>> we'll tirn next urn next to hostage situation in orlando.'s. >> reporter: tonight, orlando police warning residents to stay away as they try to negotiate a surrender with a barricaded suspect. the standoff began just before midnight when officers responded to a domestic dispute, a woman accusing her boyfriend of hitting her. >> i heard shots, gunshots -- bop, bop, bop, bop. >> patient will be the officer. >> at some point there was an exchange of gunfire where one officer was shot. it is a very serious, significant injury. >> reporter: police say the suspect, 35-year-old gary lindsey, jr., seen here in a previous booking photo, then barricaded himself inside this home with four children inside ranging in age from eleven to a 1-year-old. >> reporter: police believe two of the children are his, the other two are his girlfriend's. >> it's a bunch of kids and it's really worrying, something that i really didn't imagine could happen here. >> reporter: david, the suspect has a lengthy criminal history. he's a convicted felon and had been arrested f

. >>> "the orlando sentinel" reports a awsuit claims the city of orlando and 30 police officers violated of the patrons of the pulse nightclub shooting by not going after the shooter. more than two dozen survivors and some family members of victims killed in the 2016 massacre filed a lawsuit. the survivors say police did not immediately enter the building to confront the gunman and failed to protect their rights during the hours-long hostage standoff. 49 people died in that attack. >>> there may be a blood test for predicting premature births. researchers analyzed roughly 20,000 genes of women who were at higher risk for premature delivery. and they identified seven jeepsy differed between those who who gave birth early and those who did not. the findings may lead to treatment to preventing premature births which is a leading cause of infant deaths in the u.s. >>> still to come, facebook glitch. some private information may have gone public for millions of users. child: bye, grandpa! and if you have heart failure, entrusting your heart to entresto may help. entresto is a heart failure me

her mom and she's trying to live as normal of a life, living in west palm beach florida, south of orlandore this occurred. she lives with an investigator who worked for the case -- who worked on her defense team and was pretty important to the case. she does some filing and clerical work. we're told that she goes out for a run in the morning, her neighbors don't see her much. she doesn't say much. but she did give one interview in all of the years to the associated press where she talked about this case. and that was an interesting interview because she said she doesn't care what anybody thinks of her. she didn't put it that delicately and she sleeps well at night. which as you could imagine, on a probably -- surprising a lot of people that she sleeps well. >> as a mother, myself. >> if i lost my child, my child was killed, i don't know how i could ever sleep well. >> and her life -- it is obviously anything but normal. she barely speaks to her mom and doesn't suprepeak to her father people think she skmited murder. see the report tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. here on cnn. >>> "the lead" wi

spirit airline passengers from boston were welcomed to orlando by a surprising guest.k at this thing, an al gate attorney tarmac. it had just landed, came to a stop and had to let the large alligator cross the runway. passengers say the delay only lasted a few moments. >> classic welcome to florida. >>'m iit )s tuesday june 12th - and it )s a big day in the bay area -- hureds of thousands of people will be descending upon >>> it is tuesday, june 12th and it is a big day right here in the bay area. ndreds of thousands of people will descend upon oakland and you know why, for the grand warriors victory parade. live pictures from oracle arena. you can feel that excitement in the air. almost feel it and smell it and taste it. smells like victory. >> yeah, good morning, thank you so much for starting your day with us. >> laura garcia is off and traffic and weather going to be critical today as we try to head out to the parade. definitely sunscreen and water. >> it's going to be warmered it. warmer temperatures for the bay today. let's look at the

. >> an orlando police officer shot and four children are held hostage. >> the standoff still going on a wildfire in colorado... >> doubles in size. >> thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. >> glor: good evening from singapore. >> the this is tuesday morning here, and this island nation in southeast asia is at the center of the world's attention. the summit is just minutes away. this is president trump heading to the capella hotel in singapore's island for the historic twice face meeting with north korea's kim jong-un. this is kim's motorcade heading to the hotel as well, the first meeting ever between a sitting president of the united states and a leader of north korea. the states, stakes could not be higher, for united states nothing less than ending the north korean nuclear threat, what has been called the worst problem on earth. the president sees himself the president, who sees himself as a "master deal maker," is looking to make the biggest deal of his life here. and to his critics, mr. trump tweeted: "we have our hostages, missile launches have stopped, we will be fi

revealed this and the orlando pd has stopped using that software.y next guest discussed recognition -- recognition in a blog post for the aclu last month. he joins us now. why is this such a problem, matt? matt: people should be able to walk down the street without being watched by the government. face recognition technology allows the government to track where we are and what we do, whether we go to the church or an abortion clinic. that is not some think they should be able to do. emily: what about the argument this could be a powerful tool for catching criminals or terrorists? there's a lot of unanswered questions about whether this technology works reliably. multiple studies have shown that they are biased against people of color and women and just this week appointment ceo of official recognition company has said that this technology is not ready for prime time, the government should not be using this. it is important have a debate about this technology before we rush forward and use something that can be turned against immigrant communities an

my crew and i are headed down to orlando to talk with giant learn more about wallers case.the unbelievable case you know i have children i have two daughters and if i felt like children or my wife being threatened i would want to protect myself whenever you have a jury listening to family members usually one time to tell and discredit them versus being biased so it came down to a story of believe or says the boyfriend well the boyfriend story you have a saying that someone's pointing a gun in their face and shooting it and there's both a hole that lines up so i think the jury just decided to discredit the self-defense and well it was a friend at the time of the shooting the boyfriend who's name we've agreed to keep it not amisse was dating sara sixteen year old daughter was the jury aware firing a gun could result in a twenty year sentence when you go to a jury as an attorney and you know the judge they're not allowed to tell you what the maximum penalty is or what the sentence is going to be because as to when influential on their jury and on their decision on their delibe

the killer in orlando murdered 49 people who were at a nightclub. i just came from my office meeting with one of the survivors of the pulse nightclub shooting. about 93 people are killed every day from guns. that's a mixture of suicides and homicides, accidental shootings. that means that in the 731 days since the pulse nightclub shooting, we've had somewhere around 70,000 people having been killed by guns in this country. that's a statistic that has no comparison anywhere else in the world. here in the united states we have about 20 times the number of people on a per capita basis who are being killed by a gun than the average oecd competitor nation. something is going on here that's different than what is happening anywhere else. as my colleagues know, i try to come to the floor every few weeks to talk about who these victims are, so give you a little bit of sense of the lives that are cut short. all of the promise that is erased from this earth every single day 93 times because of what is happening inside the epidemic of gun violence and try to r

there's something here for everybody. >> when most people think of orlando they think theme parks andakes. are you looking to rebrand the city in a way? >> anyplace, especially like orlando that's the most visited place in the globe, the success becomes, you know, something that can overshadow other things. we're not looking to take away from any of that. i think what we're doing is working on the other part, the second half of the story which is the university, education, jobs. >> reporter: families like the foots are participating in a multi-generational study that looks at the benefits of active life-styles. that may be part of the reason lake nonna has gotten endorsements from big names in the health and wellness realm. >> well-being correlates with everything that happens in society including crime rates and quality of leadership and social unrest. >> reporter: integrative medicine pioneer deepak chopra often visits the community for a health forum that brings industry leaders together each year. he also offers a customized version of his health app to residents. >> we are creati

fuentes del gobierno confirma que se encuentran en orlando fuertes militares para albergar a unos 5000encontraban indocumentados. >> continúa el tour de fútbol. nuestro compaÑero se encuentra en vivo desde san josé. >> saludos en el estudio . me encuentro con oscar, el gerente general de este centro deportivo. un placer que nos haya recibido hoy. >> gracias por venir a visitarnos. ahora está todo lo que de la pasión del fútbol. este es un hogar al que puede venir a desahogar y vivir esa pasión. >> ahora encontramos a tanta gente que quiere jugar, que está interesado en jugar, están empezando de nuevo. >> para todas las edades. >> tenemos o programada que empieza desde los 18 meses, tenemos ligas mixtas, tenemos para todos. >> tú vienes bien uniformado. nosotros tenemos compaÑeros peruanos en el canal. >> tú te compraste una polera que tener todos los parches. >> qué tan emocionado estás de ver a perú en el mundial ? >> maÑanas el partido, la última vez que vi a perú jugar era un niÑo. ahora uno tiene la oportunidad de verlo en el la televisión. con toda la familia, todos los peruanos n

orlando una discute nueve aÑos de edad fue especializado algunos raspones y moretones >> condicionese atenciÓn no comprobara que que caÍan eran mÁs grandes que una bola de golf. en virginia asturias ha causado severas emociones. estas imÁgenes aÉreas muestran la magnitud del desastre. han tenido que cerrar muchas Áreas porque ha sufrido daÑos considerables una lÁstima que ocurra esto en pleno verano mientras tanto, en nuestra regiÓn hemos visto condiciones mucho mÁs calidas. hemos tenido cambios de temperaturas en las Últimas 24 horas. sumando 20° han ganado 16° san josÉ 15° mÁs caliente de lo que detectamos ayer. la gente ha tenido que sacar el ventilador. temperaturas todavÍa sobre los 80°. las condiciones continuarÁn bastante cÁlidas. hemos visto silos completamente despejados 66° para sobre las nueve, contra 6° con temperaturas sobre los 80° >> despuÉs de cuatro aÑos cierra una de sus secciones. le decimos cuÁl fue y por quÉ ocurriÓ >> en los deportes, el altercado entre prisithomson y green pudo haberle costado mucho mÁs a cleveland que a los golden warriors Únase a la comunidad

reporting live in orlando, i'm amanda mckenzie. steve: amanda, thank you very much.ummit taking place on what may be the economy's most crucial week of the entire year as new reports say the president will try to convince north korea to get richer by doing business with america. maybe even open a mcdonald's. ainsley: charles payne is the host of making money on the fox business network. and he joins us now to weigh in on this. do you think that's going to happen? will iconic american companies go to north korea? >> remember a couple years ago when president obama was opening up cuba. don't you remember all the headlines? the billions of dollars that were going to be made in the dynamics are so much more significant for open market north korea. we have seen the economic development. i give you an example. 1950, north korea and south korea both on average had g.d.p. capital 850 bucks. know it's about 26,000 per person in south korea to about 2,000 per person in north korea. that's on the high end. they look down at their brothers and sisters in the south and say golly,

vilma: segÚn cuentan los vecinos, fue en este apartamento en orlando donde el hombre de 35 aÑos aterrorizÓde la la golpeÓ. sus vecinos despuÉ alcanzaron >>[incomprensible] vilma: la madre le habÍa entregado a la policÍa las llaves del o y esteoficial traÓ cuando el hombre le disparÓ en la cara, causando heridas graves. permaneciÓ atrincherado con los pequeÑos durante 24 horas. la policÍa estuvo negociando con saron un telÉfono nuevo ando le porque el de Él no funcionaba bien, se dieron cuenta de que habÍa matado a uno de los menores. los vecinos dicen que escucharon varios disparos durante la noche. cuando la policÍa entrÓ, encontrÓ a los cuatro pequeÑos muertos y el cuerpo dentro de un clÓset. dicen que el individuo se suicidÓ. >>los vecinos estÁn diciendo que hubo tiroteos toda la noche. empezaron a planear: vamos a entrar ahora. ya encontraron a todo el mundo. teantecedentes por haber incend uienda de una ex novia y haber robado en do oportunidades. la policÍa dijo que gary tenÍa en su poder dos rifles, dos escopetas y una pistola. dicen que nunca amenazÓ con matar a los niÑos durante l

she's from orlando where the massacre happened. >> it really destroyed us and we're healing but the scarsrganizers made it last 12 minutes. that's one second for each of the mass shootings in the u.s. that resulted in at least four injuries since the pulse attack. student activists staged similar die ins. and nearly a trump building in new york city. >> enough is stuff. our kids are dying. i'm 14 and i'm worried about going to school. >> not by ourcms of thoughts and prayers, but by action. >> reporter: in orlando a bell tolled49 times. >>> supporting a family in tough times, the teen organizing an auction for a friend killed in a bay area stoned driving crash. >>> the new robotic being tested. by the time that we got up there, his room was filled with smoke. the wind had blown and drifted the snow up agains the side of my house blocking the exhaust from my furnace. without the kidde smoke alarm my son would not be here today. had it not been for that carbon monoxide detector, they would come to school and not have their teacher there. i grabbed my fire extinguisher and put out the fire.

. >> those killed in orlando two years ago are remembered tonight. good evening everyone. i am heather holmes. >> i am frank somerville. young and old attended gatherings tonight was remembrance and rally against gun violence. ktvu's amber lee is in san francisco after talking to the people tonight. amber? >> reporter: we are at 18th and castro. organizers call the events a grass roots effort not just to remember the victims but a call for action. >> reporter: at the corner of 18 18th and castro dozens of people, faith leaders, activists and citizens gathered to honor the victims of the pulse nightcting. most of those killed were members of the lgbtq community. >> something that is always in the back of your mind now. like for me you never know when something like this may happen. could happen anywhere. >> reporter: remember gun violence victims and call for change. >> we gather our power with them and for them and to say no more. g on lileaders ganizers are such as dianne feinstein and -- senator dianne feinstein kamala harris to support -- california senator general kama

patricia: esta noche hablaremos de la policÍa de orlando, que identificÓ a el secuestrador que sedujoesto y mÁs más adelante nuestra visiÓn nocturna. presentadora: al regresar de la pausa, una joven celebrÓ sus 15 aÑos frente al centro de inmigraciÓn donde estÁ detenido su padre. ♪ ♪ presentador: Éstas son las imÁgenes grabadas por una cÁmara de seguridad en el momento en que un auto se impacta a toda velocidad contra una plaza de peaje en florida. el vÍdeo muestra cÓmo pasajero es expulsado de su auto. los cinco ocupantes fueron tratados y ya dados de alta del hospital. presentadora: una joven celebrÓ sus 15 aÑo anticipadamente frente al centro de detenciÓn donde mi caso me tiene a su padre. despuÉs de 16 meses en cautiverio, alexa ella estÁ pidiendo que lo pongan en libertad pero si no lo hace dice que Ésta habrÍa sido su Última que fiesta. reportero: alexa siempre quiso bailar esta canciÓn con su padre para su quinceaÑera. este fin de semana lo bailo con su primo porque su padre estÁ del otro lado de estas paredes, detenido hace casi un aÑo medio por inmigraciÓn. >> yo querÍa que m

. >> una encuesta revelÓ que el parque temÁtico walt disney en orlando es el mÁs visitado del mundo mÁslasificar a los parques, el de parÍs fue el mÁs visitado. >> un crucero para milenialls, ha invertido para incorporar un barco para los jÓvenes son trampolines con cuerdas, toboganes simulador para surfear y mucho mÁs la ruta propuesta serÍa miami la t. >> nos vamos a mÉxico el candidato a diputado en oaxaca, fue asesinado cuando viajaba por tierra en el sur del estado, se encontraba ayer junto a sus colaboradores cuando fueron emboscados y baleados, cuatro de mueron en el ataque.biÉn >> en y mÉximÉxico una cÁmara Ól momento exacto con unos pistoleros disparaban a unas personas estando niÑos presen s presentes, solo se suma a la alta ola de violencia. >> el vÍdeo no tiene audio pero se ve el momento en que los niÑos dejan pasar un auto y retoman su juego, comenzaron los disparos, uno de los pequeÑos corre y entra a la casa, mientras otro buscan refugio trÁs de la una camioneuna camio. >> josÉ fue testigo de lo que ocurriÓ, recuerda que pasaba de las 10:00 de la noche cuando los adultos

>> i grew up in orlando, florida, and my very first gigs were sing the national anthem.f made it a real job. like the first time i sang was for the orlando magic, because i saw another little girl my age singing. >> stephen: how old are you at this point? >> 12. and i was like, well, i didn't know that was even a possibility. i sent in my little-- my mom recorded me on a camcorder, sent in the vhs of me singing. i got asked to do it, and then every other sports team that played in the arena-- the arena football team, the roller hockey team, the ice hockey team-- i ended up singing for all th. >> stephen: oh, wow. >> iberofeional part of my life at that point. i had my american flag hair bow. i went out with my pitch pipe. it was a whole professional operation. >> stephen: wow. american flag hair bow. >> i was very patriotic. i was into it. >> stephen: donald trump is distributing those to everyone in the n.f.l. now you're on "this is us." >> i am. >> stephen: it's a huge hit. it's a cultural event this show. are you proud to be a part of it? you must be. >>im so proud, s

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this happened on the florida turnpike near orlando.the suv was traveling so fast that the 25-year-old went flying through the windshield and landed ahead of the car. the driver was asleep or fatigued when the crash occurred. >>> the second anniversary of the shooting at the polls nightclub was marked with ceremonies around the country. in san francisco, dozens of people gathered to honor the lives of the 49 people killed at the nightclub. most of the shooting victims were part of the lgbtq community. >> it may be in orlando but it could happen anywhere. >> there is a community feeling that guns are needed to protect and we need to reverse that. >> young people from the peninsula east bay said they wanted a graphic representation of all gun violence not just mass shootings. they wanted to bring attention to the people who guy in shootings every day every year. >> survivors and relatives of the people killed two years ago gathered at the site of the former nightclub for a remembrance ceremony. supporters helped give memories -- family me

>> we're sending you on an orlando vacation at universal orlando resort. there you go.actions at three theme parks. enjoy the entertainment universal city work. it includes accommodations at the ventura hotel. i love your glasses. congratulations. enjoy the trip, guys. thanks so much for being here. we appreciate it. >> that's awesome, al. >>> we couldn't resist this, al. >> who is the great hug center. >> are you sure? >> we like to hug. >> one, two, three. we're going in. >> very good hugger. one of the best. >>> al, i know, you have to go to the local, right? >> that's what's going on -- no? i can do weather. now that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> all right, we'll see some sunshine today, highs reaching into the mid-80s for the next couple of days inland. warming up for the first day of summer, up to 90 degrees. temperatures continue to go up from there. up to 100 degrees in the valleys on saturday. well, as we look at san francisco's forecast, much more comfortable, reaching into the mid-60s. and then for