when rosario shocked the courtroom, rejecting the dismissal. though reunited with his wife and children, rosario's refusal to accept a dismissal of the case leaves him still free, but not cleared. as the court wrestles with what it admits is uncharted ground. >> if i had to spend every day of my life in prison to prove my innocence, i would have been prepared to do that. >> the nypd has refused to comment on the case. meantime, the judge has adjourned the proceedings until august. the rosario case is a subject of a 12-part digital series called "conviction" and can be found at nbcnews.com. >>> when we come back, too hot to handle. how dozens were injured at a seminar run by a famous self-help guru. >>> dozens of people have been injured requiring medical attention at an event in texas, with motivational speaker tony robbins. they were burned after robbins encouraged them to walk on hot coals, an exercise designed to help them conquer their fears. it's a regular part of robbins' seminars, and it's not the first time people have been burned. repr

rosario was convicted and sentenced to 25 years to life. two decades later, his appeals exhausted, rosario's surprise break came this past march, after his lawyers from the exoneration initiative convinced brand-new bronx d.a. darcell clark to take a fresh look at the case. vacated. rosario was freed. clark's office concluded, he didn't get a fair trial. you want the system to say it made a horrible mistake. >> yes. >> reporter: the question today was whether he would be retried. but the prosecution moved to dismiss the case. when rosario shocked the courtroom, rejecting the dismissal. though reunited with his wife and children, rosario's refusal to accept a dismissal of the case leaves him still free, but not cleared. as the court wrestles with what it admits is uncharted ground. >> if i had to spend every day of my life in prison to prove my innocence, i would have been prepared to do that. >> the nypd has refused to comment on the case. meantime, the judge has adjourned the proceedings until august. the rosario case is a subject of a 12-

>> yes. >> reporter: rosario said it's not enough that his conviction was reversed. he wants to find out if there was police or prosecutorial misconduct. and to do that he's getting the investigative files released in his arrest. >> for the truth. i've been screaming i'm the only one being transparent. >> reporter: it was a "dateline" nbc investigation that helped free him in the first place after he already served 20 years for the 1996 murder of george colazo. tracked down most of the witness who is say rosario was 1,000 miles away in florida on the day colazo was killed. crime. he can't be in new york and florida at the same time. >> reporter: in part prosecutors said statements from those witnesses persuaded them to request the indictment be reversed. outside the hearing the murder victim's father said the witnesses are unreliable and he wants a new investigation. >> those alibi witnesses, those are not thoroughly vetted, you know what i'm sa >> reporter: today in new york. >>> and if you haven't watched the digital series about rosario, it's worth the time. it's

s own juan gonzalez questioning actor and activist rosario dawson.ario has been very upfront with her support of bernie sanders, took a lot of heat from a lot of places to it where do you see this incredible movement going? what is the vision that is most important for folks to cling to at this time as we head into the conventions of both the democrats and the republicans and then the election in november? most of partly, what happens afterwards? be here,o thrilled to so grateful that this exists, that this forethought and the movement was focused on and committed to in order to bring this moment for all of us to be together, not knowing what would be happening around us in an election that knowing we would need to be together no matter what, and we do. we very much need to have visibility with each other. it is great that we have these hashtags that go off and that we are talking to each other and these different groups, that we need to see each other and to creech to the choir and invent a choir,- preach to the and we need to invigorate each other.

. >> serving time quietly and peacefully is exactly how we found ramona rosario. in the gym at the north carolina correctional institution for women. she was a long way from home. >> i'm originally from dominican republic. i live in new york city. and that was my first time that i come to north carolina and i got in trouble. >> seven years earlier, rosario agreed to carry a package for a friend. she's now serving 18 to 24 years for trafficking heroin. >> i don't know anyone down here. i need to go home and be with my children. my children need me, and i think i have done enough time. >> rosario told us that she had one source of comfort from the seemingly endless amount of time she must be away from home. then she showed us what it was. ♪ amazing grace how sweet the sound ♪ ♪ that saved a wretch like me i like to sing. i've been singing since i was little. i remember when i used to sing in my country when i was like 5, 6 years old. i've been singing a long time. now i have to sing in here. ♪ my mother, she sing beautiful, and i think it's the talent in the family.

. >> i'm rosario dawson. >> i stand with immigrants. >> stand with immigrants. >> i am an immigrant.> i stand for immigrants. 100%. >> i'm a proud american who is the proud child of immigrants. >> heck yeah. >> so let me ask you, very quickly, greg, do you think this is obnoxious or do you think it's a response to donald trump and and his statements about immigrants and mexicans in particular? >> we've done this story a bunch much times because hollywood always joins hands with left-wing ideologile, if you replace this topic with something else like abstinence or nationalism or patriotism. everyone before this would call this evil propaganda. happen to agree with this. we happen to agree with this this is creating a straw man, no one here is against immigration. we are immigrants, we love immigrants these see trump as creating an opening that makes them seem more altruistic and better. and it might work. they're beautiful people. >> megan, there's something on the table right now in california which is the california legislature has voted to author obamacare coverage to illegal immig

christopher hansen is on your left, carlos rosario on your right. what was your first indication that something was wrong? >> two shots went off and we thought it was part of the music, and that's when the rain of shots went off. and that's when everybody just -- it was like a mass of people trying to fit out of one tiny exit, and everybody was trying to get out as fast as they could. >> oh, my god, people are getting shot, dude. >> when i'm hearing, pow, pow, pow, pow, i'm like oh, no, not today. i was just down, and i was crawling and i was military -- i don't know. i wasn't in vietnam, but i felt like i was in war, like i don't know. it took me somewhere, and i crawled out and i felt cement, which i knew i was on the back patio. and that's when i got up and running, zigzagging, dodging these bullets. i just kept crawling. >> did you see people hit as you were crawling out? >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> they were like falling like flies. the two people that we saw, that got hit, he was actually behind me. and there was a gunshot wound and he grabbed

afuera de esta clÍnica de abortos, con rosario en mano llorando quienes se oponen, se hincaron en forman es que todos tienen una oportunidad de vivir. reportera: cinco a favor y tres en contra fue la decisiÓn. de estar presente el juez scaglia, la conclusiÓn podrÍan haber sido la misma. es importante el futuro de la corte suprema en las elecciones de este aÑo para los fallos que se pudieran avecinarse. arantxa: once tensionan aÚn -- a un guatemalteco que mantenÍa de esclavos adolescentes que traÍan contrabando este paÍs. obligaba a los adolescentes a trabajar en una granja de huevos y vivirÁn remolques en malas condiciones. el mÁs joven tiene sÓlo catorce aÑos. fue hallado un niÑo de diez aÑos que fue secuestrado por ladrones armados de su propia vivienda. la policÍa de dallas habia emitido una alerta por el niÑo. la policÍa dijo que tres afroamericanos enmascarados entraron a la casa a punta de pistola y exigieron dinero. a luis se llevaron al menor que ya estÁ con su familia. quien fuera el ex alguacil del condado de los angeles fue sentenciado a cinco aÑos de prisiÓn construir una in

. >> entre los invitados de honor, la actriz rosario y la cantante ednita nazario.continÚa, es algo que nos duele mucho. >> mientras tanto bajo fuertes medidas de seguridad miles de personas se reunieron en washington d.c. para celebrar el festival del orgullo gay. los participantes guardaron un minuto de silencio a la una de la tarde en honor a las vÍctimas de la matanza perpetrada en orlando. >> esta es una tragedia no sÓlo para orlando, para todo el mundo. >> es mÁs importante venir y estar fuerte, saber que eso puede pasar, pero los terroristas no nos pueden tener con miedo. >> la alcaldesa de washington d.c. deplorÓ el acto terrorista en esta discoteca gay, y resaltÓ la importancia de celebrar el amor. en los boricua llegaron de todas las partes de la naciÓn en un dÍa que convirtieron a la .... de manhattan en ........ .... >>saber que pasÓ allÁ adentro. >> con toda la prudencia del mundo, todavÍa hay cuerpos dentro del lugar tratan de establecer exactamente quÉ fue lo que pasÓ. >> una de las cosas que mÁs me impactÓ de lo que dijo el presidente barack obama, e

tambiÉn con el rosario de lamentos y quejas de muchos afectados por la escasez y el hambre. >> yo tengociÓn no ha logrado activar el referÉndum convocatorio. se prolonga la incertidumbre sobre el ganador de la presidencia de peru. a lo largo del dia ha sido un sube py baja de emociones para ambos candidatos. primero fujimori llego a reducir la ventaja de su rival, pedro pablo kuchinsky, a menos de 47 mil votos, pero ahor el se recupero y le lleva mas de 57 mil votos de ventaja. maria luisa martinez nos dice que los seguidores de ambos candidatos se debaten entre la tenion y el optimismo reportera: la tensiÓn llegó a la puerta de la oficina de procesos electorales. seguidores estÁn aquÍ. >> puesto que en estos momentos hay una gran preocupaciÓn a nivel nacional por la demora. reportera: lo de fujimori con bandera naranja estÁn esperanzados. >> estoy acÁ apoyando los Últimos datos. nosotros vamos a seguir en vigilia. reportera: se insiste que hay que esperar hasta el Último voto. >> que efectivamente a ellos les invoco tranquilidad. reportera: los ojos de los peruanos estÁn en la oficina

sarah rosario, nbc news. >>> the president spoke just moments ago, he updated the american but about our fight against isis. he says there has been more than 13,000 air strikes, but he also warned america about the danger of donald trump. >> we now have proposals from the presumptive nominee nominee for president of the united states to bar all muslims from immigrating to america. >> the president added anti-muslim rhetoric from the presumptive republican nominee is not the american we want. he also added the u.s. was founded on religious freedom and there should be no religious test to become a citizen. fortunately here in the bay area, we have been seeing lots of signs of solidarity since the early morning sunday the attack. >>> today local business leaders are coming together to say enough is enough. sharon katsuda has that. >> reporter: they will start including the lgbt community in its business outreach program. >> this is indeed historic, inclusion is what it is. >> reporter: the group of business and community leaders showed solidarity with orlando's lgbt community. the vta m

christopher hansen is on your left, carlos rosario on your right. what was your first indication that something was wrong? >> two shots went off and we thought it was part of the music, and that's when the rain of shots went off. and it was like a mass of people trying to fit in one tiny exit and everybody was trying to get out as fast as they could. >> oh, my god, people are getting shot, dude. >> when i'm hearing, pow, pow, i was just down, and i was crawling and i was military -- i don't know. i was in vietnam, but i felt like i was in war. it took me somewhere, and i crawled out and i felt cement, which i knew i was on the back patio. and that's when i got up and started dodging his bullets. >> did you see people hit as you were crawling out? >> oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. >> they were like falling like flies. the two people that we saw, that got hit, he was actually behind me. and there was a gunshot wound and he grabbed on to me, like he felt the pain or something, i got scared and i felt like somebody was trying to grab me. and i turned and and i s

reporting live in orlando, sarah rosario, back toyou, denise. >>> terror in orlando.sources tell nbc news law enforcement officials are considering filing federal charges against the shooter's wife for not telling police about a possible attack. nbc's leanne gregg with details of the wife's knowledge of the shooting and resources provided for victims and their loved ones. >> denise, one of the questions is could it have been prevented? how much did the wife know about her husband's deadly plot and why didn't she tell anyone? federal officials are investigating those issues. it's the only picture we have seen of omar mateen's wife, smiling next to a blurred image of her child with her mass killer husband. now new information sources say she's sharing with the fbi could land her in jail. officials familiar with the case tell nbc news she told the fbi she drove her husband to scout pulse nightclub at least once, telling officers she begged him not to carry out any type of attack, but admits she was with him when he bought rounds of ammunition and a holster he used in the

nbc's sarah rosario has that update and the latest on the investigation from orlando. sarah? >> reporter: barbara, it is day three of investigations here outside of pulse nightclub. as you mentioned within the last couple minutes, we got an update from the hospital, learning there are 27 patients still in the hospital, six of them in icu. meanwhile, the fbi is looking into new claims about the gunman. club goers saying he frequented this club and was even on gay dating apps. with yellow tape still marking off the scene of sunday's deadly mass shooting, thousands came out for an incredible show of support, gathering for the city vigil. >> i want everybody to know that the lgbt community will not be defeated. we will not give in to fear. >> reporter: overnight, police identified the 49th and final victim, and today hospital officials tell us everyone is expected to make a full recovery. we're also hearing from survivors. from his hospital bed, tony tells us the gunman tried blending with the crowd. through tears, pulse club owner sat down for an exclusive interview with "today'

here's nbc's sarah rosario. >> reporter: it's a heartbreaking news the family painstakingly waited all day to hear. >> at about 1:45 today members of the orange county sheriff's office dive team located what is believed to be the remains of the deceased, the 2-year-old. >> for more than 15 hours dive teams along with rescue crews searched the lake by boat and air following a tuesday night frantic call to 911 telling his operator his son was attacked wading in a foot of water around 9:00 p.m. tuesday night right here at the seven seas lagoon. >> there's likely no question in my mind that the child was drowned by the alligator. >> reporter: graves family from elk horn nebraska was on vacation staying at the report property. overnight and into the day teams searched the lake until around noon when the operation was changed from a rescue to a recovery. >> he was within the immediate area where he was last seen. >> florida wildlife officials say they will continue to hunt for that alligator. >> we're going to make certain that we have the alligator that was involved and that we remove it, w

carlos ro carlos soez sar owe rosario was -- >> 20 to 30 rounds went off. the first two rounds, everybody didn't really move because they thought it was part of the music, because the music was so loud. and when it kept on going, i think everybody's instinct went to this is not music, this is gunshots. >> oh, my god, they're all shooting back and forth. >> patron joshua mcgill described what he saw and heard. >> it was like boom, boom, boom. >> were people screaming? >> people laying on the ground, taking cover. jumping the fence. i think the pension actually broke with people pushing on it to get out. >> there was just too many shots, bang, bang, bang, that's when you know chaos, it was just turmoil. >> patrons trapped inside began calling 911. four us still hiding, lights are off in club. cops are here, but haven't got us yet. thank you, i jumped out. there's people still hiding inside the closet, that the shooters don't know they're in there. the club managers managed to post this notice on their facebook page, everyone get out of pulse and keep running.

richard rosario says he was in florida the day of the murder. yesterday prosecutors were ready exonerating him. he asked the judge not to dismiss the murder indictment against him until he could be fully vindicated. >> i've been standing for 20 years on the truth. i've been in prison fighting for the truth. i've been screaming, i'm the only one being transparent. >> a show producer tracked down most of the 13 alibi witnesses who say rosario was in florida on the day collazo was killed in new york. those witnesses say contacted them. >>> a woman who says she was a former prostitute is now breaking her silence about a flight she took with two nypd officers. gabi grecko said she was paid to service two officers. she said it all took place on a flight to the super bowl in las vegas back in 2013. she says she didn't know some of the men on that private flight were officers. officers was former deputy inspector james grant. he is accused of taking money. grecko says she's now a designer and actress and that was an embarrassing time in her life. >> i h

. >> para rosario y su familia no es suficiente que se descarte el caso Él quiere probar su inoca por(habs). >>> aÚn hay mÁs dudas de lo que ocur aquÍ en donde perdiÓ la vida jorge collazo y la collo asegura que Él es el culpab. el juez dijo que todaa lo van a dejar ir pero no quiere decir que es inocente y hay mÁs informacion cuando van hacer la investigacin mÁ ampla. >>> porque no se hizo en el princi >>> por lo pronto tendrÁn que espera hasta agosto, cuando peticiÓn a la corte en nueva york,a smith, notici telemundo. >>> en mÉxico hay un nuevo escao relacionado guzmÁn, dos a multad por hacerse pasar abogad de "el chapo," pero ni josÉ luis gonzÁlez ni juan pablo represn al narco, ambos tenda equie a 190 dÓlares. >>> los vamos a llevar al aliviar la n y el s bullyi, aunque no utilizan jering y quirÓfanos sÍ han salvad muchÍsimas vida. >> sufrÍ abuso sexua mi padras > para protegerla la vamos a llam norma, no podÍa ser feliz, no podÍa vivir. >>> me causÓ problemas en mis rela en la escuela. >>> al entrar al hospital de las emocio la primera cÓmo te s: >> aquÍ la terapia la recibe de u

carlos rosario, thanks for being with us again.e appreciate your time. >> thank you. >> again, carlos is one of the lucky ones. another break for us. when we come back, back to the politics that inextricably part of the background and a portion of what hillary clinton said today as we continue a look at those who didn't make it out of the pulse nightclub. ♪ ♪ ♪ take on the unexpected with a car that could stop for you. nissan safety shield technologies, available in the altima, sentra and maxima. will make jet warehouses even andmore efficient...king robot and save shoppers money. genius! (smoke alarm sounds) oh no... charlene!... no, no. shh... at jet.com, we're always looking for money saving innovations. real is touching a ray. amazing is moving like one. real is making new friends. amazing is getting this close. real is an animal rescue. amazing is over twenty-seven thousand of them. there is only one place where real and amazing live. seaworld. real. amazing every ingredient is the main ingredient. the new green goddess cobb w

llevÓ a cabo en puerto rico es funeral de una de las vÍctimas de la masacre de orlando, carolina rosarios 23 son puertorriqueÑas. en la ida se realizaron vigilias y misas en honor a los fallecidos, mientras los cuerpos de algunas vÍctimas eran trasladados. >> de siento parte de ello, pude haber sido yo, cualquiera de nuestra comunidad, es fÁcil respetarnos, estar pendientes porque somos seres humanos. carolina: el rifle de asalto utilizado en la masacre de orlando no es sÓlo uno de los mÁs vendidos en puerto rico y en estados unidos. se requiere una licencia de tiro al blanco, en estados unidos en proceso puede ser mucho mÁs simple. hay un nuevo golpe para los turistas que visitan puerto rico, la cÁmara de representantes aprobÓ cobrar un cargo diario de 3,50 $ a los turistas que alquilen vehÍculos de motor, el dinero adicional que se recoja serÁ utilizado para el turismo. puerto rico no es econÓmico, ahora los turistas pagarÁn este cargo adicional. en una encuesta del periÓdico nuevo dÍa se revelÓ que el 54% de la poblaciÓn rechaza la junta de control fiscal y otro porcentaje estÁ probad

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rosario: aquÍ estÁn las puertas abiertas para todos. de tantos colores, pero en el aspecto de su energÍa, su manera de ser y su corazÓn lleno de fiesta. ♪ birmania: durante dos semanas, estos pianos estarÁn esparcidos por diferentes parques y espacios pÚblicos de la ciudad para el deleite de los neoyorquinos, que podrÁn tocarlos sin importar que sean principiantes o virtuosos... como yo. ♪ birmania: esta iniciativa nos ha dado la oportunidad de ver que hay mucho talento en la ciudad, pero tambiÉn hay mucha gente que toca un piano por primera vez en su vida. stephanie: y eso es lo que queremos. creemos que las artes son algo positivo para todos. si ves un piano en la calle, tÓcalo. tenemos libros que te enseÑan cÓmo tocar. birmania: al finalizar las dos semanas, los pianos serÁn donados al departamento de educaciÓn para repartirlos a escuelas pÚblicas de la ciudad. >> es increÍble que te de repente te encuentras un piano en medio de nueva york, que lo puedas tocar. mucha gente es la primera vez que toca un piano. y luego que lo donen a c

that was a building full of heroes last night and carlos rosario, you're one of them. thank you for taking the time with us and thank you for what you did inside that club last night. >> i definitely don't want to take all the praise. i definitely believe everybody is here for a reason. we've all got to take our life and just think about the good things and just keep moving forward. condolences again to all the families. i am so sorry for everything that happened. this is a horrible day. i know that we'll get through this eventually and we're going to come out bigger and tougher at the end. we're going to all come as a communi community. >> you and others were rays of light in that darkness last night. thanks so much, we appreciate it. >>> let's turn to sean henry, an nbc news can list. sean, this is the first we've spoken to you. you've had some time to absorb it all, almost 11 hours since the first shots were fired at 2:00 in the morning eastern time at the pulse nightclub in orlando. what's your assessment based on everything you've heard so far? >> hi, willie. like

sara rosario is there with the latest. >> reporter: officials have been searching for that 2-year-old now for 14 hours. just after midnight the father calling 911 saying his 2-year-old playing in shallow water in the pond was taken away by an alligator. he said he tried to get his son out of the alligator's mouth. he received some minor injuries but the ail gator swam into the darkness. officials started searching frantically by ground and in the air using boats in the water to find that boy and using sonar that alligator. what we're told they're doing is they found four alligators so far. they had to kill the alligators and look inside to see if any of them swallowed the boy. so far no evidence that any of them did. it's been a grueling search as the night has gone on. again, 14 hours is very tough to do in the dark, but now that it's daylight officials are hoping they'll get success today. they have since switched their search efforts to search and rescue to search and recovery but they're telling us they're not giving up. sadly for that family at the happiest place on earth turns i

let's check back in with sarah rosario at the hospital where dozens are still recovering. >> reporteres after the deadliest shooting in u.s. history, the city of orlando stands united. many of those victims are hospital. meanwhile, we're learning more about the people killed inside the club. we're also learning more about the gunman and moments after the shooting. we are now learning more about the people killed inside the club. officials telling us this morning there are 49 victims. the 50th person is the shooter. >> we will not be defined by the act of a cowardly hater. we will be defined by how we respond, how we treat each other. this community has already stepped up to do that. >> reporter: orlando's mayor buddy dyer updating us on efforts to sift through the evidence and learn more about the shooter, 29-year-old omar mateen. their first priority identifying victims and notifying family. >> the shooter was included in the number of 50. >> reporter: investigators worked through the night to confirm ids of 48 of the 49 victims. only notifying about half of the families so far. a gr

. >> rosario live for us in lake buena vista, florida. thank you very much. >>> breaking news closer to home. this is in center city, philadelphia. crews on the scene of a boiler explosion at a steam plant. sky force 10 over the viola plant on christian street about an hour ago. the plan has been evacuated. no one was hurt. someone across the street was actually hit by flying glass. >>> new at 5:00, in harrisburg, the fight is over the opioid and heroin addiction. legislators found themselves finding out about how the state alcohol and drug programs are faring in the fight. the secretary spoke before the house health and human services committee. both sides of the table, it's clear there are a lot of areas that need more attention and money. >> representative from delaware county yesterday tell me that this was the number-one initial his district. not property tax reform, not school funding. he said the people are more concerned about the opiate and heroin abuse. >> the representative said one of the biggest problems he's hearing from his

carlos rosario was hanging with friends on the back patio when he heard a sudden popping sound. >> 20 to 30 rounds went off. the first two rounds when it went off, everybody really didn't move because they thought it was part of the music because the music was so loud and then when it kept on going, i think everybody's instinct went to this is not music, these are gunshots. >> oh my god. they are all shooting back and forth. >> reporter: patron joshua mcgill described to lester holt what he heard and how he ultimately escaped. >> at this point it's just like every -- boom, boom, boom. >> were people screaming? >> screaming, running, laying on the ground. taking cover, jumping the fence. i think the fence actually broke from somebody pushing on it. >> it went with the beat until you heard too many shots like bang, bang, bang, bang, bang and that's when you just know chaos is just -- it was in turmoil. >> reporter: club goers trapped inside began calling 911 and texting and using social media to describe the horror. four of us still hiding. lights are off in club. cops are here but have

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. >> joining us now, carlos rosario, he knew some of the victims. i appreciate you giving us your time. could you tell us where you were when the gun fire started. >> yeah, first of all thanks for having me. i was inside the main dance floor. i was currently waiting to order my drink but it was taking too long. so i opted to go to outside bar by the patio, which is in front of orange avenue. to get my last drink and as i was walking over, i leaned over the counter and tell the bartender what i would like to order and that's when it all started, the shots never ended. >> and how did you survive it? >> i think the way i survived it, i ran honestly. i ran as fast as i could out of the place. but as i was running, i saw people falling next to me left and right with moons or falling because they were running properly. they had nothing on me. so, i want at least a couple so -- when you were introducing the segment, you were going over some names and those names that you went over are the people that i know that were dear to my heart. sorry. it was just re

carlos rosario saved one man who fell to the floor on his stomach. >> i realized he was hit.essure on his wound for about 20 minutes or so and still, you know, checking in with him, keeping him conscious. >> reporter: he also helped a woman shot in the hand. even using his own cell phone to call the woman's mom so her daughter could speak to her. >> it was so heartbreaking because i -- even though she was seeing the messages, i didn't want her to give up. i didn't want her mom to give up on her. dinlt want them to say the last good-byes. >> reporter: in the face of hate, heroes emerged. randy kay, cnn, new york. >>> something to hold on to on this dark day. we now know all the names of the victims, the 49th name has just been released. we'll have that in for you in just a moment. we'll be right back. mary buys a little lamb. one of millions of orders on this company's servers. accessible by thousands of suppliers and employees globally. but with cyber threats on the rise, mary's data could be under attack. with the help of at&t, and security that senses and mitigates cyber th

around hollywood e-mail in boxes, asking celebrities to use the #i am an immigrant. , a decreeses like rosariocarey washington have been active using the hash tag. example, recent tweet says, quoting, join kerry and become part of the i am an immigrant movement today. now, the e-mail included suggested messages and links, more writing, quoting here, and please feel free to reference the social media languagedrafted for white house conditions before if helpful for feel free to retweet the white house, and added that doing so in their own voice would be best. this is not the first hash tag campaign, just earlier this year, the stop gun violence slogan was pushed as well, stuart. >> blake, thank you much. to matthew of the capital research center. you say this is a waste of taxpayer funds. why in the first place are taxpayers paying for a political message? why? >> well, you have to wonder. it's because the -- i guess because the obama administration doesn't hesitate to use public resources to promote its -- whatever the party line that day is. and they were doing this with gun control, and simil

he has rosario dawson telling him how great he is and compare that to senate, with ted cruz telling everybody how much is stinks to being in the senate. trish: so it is a ego trip. >> might be. when it is over you're done and he goes back to his life in the senate. so i think in about a week or so i think bernie will think better of it and getting around to supporting hillary. trish: is he holding out something? does he want something from her, matt? >> listen, he has some very interesting positions. hillary agrees with him on some and not on others. i think bernie will have influence in the party platform. he has run an incredible campaign, obviously. but i think pretty soon the bernie campaign will be over. trish: for her it can't happen soon enough, right, gina? the danger in all of this, those bernie supporters feel like the odds are stacked against them and they start to resent the establishment even more than they already do, lo and behold some of them might vote for donald trump? >> that's what we're seeing more and more of. in fact here on the ground in california today i can tell you

carlos carl carlos rosario was hanging with friends on the patio when he heard gunshots. >> the first rounds, everybody didn't move. they thought it was part of the music because the music was so loud, and then when it kept on going, i think everybody's instinctual went to this is not music. these are gunshots. >> oh, my god. they're all shooting back and forth. >> reporter: a patron described to lester holt what he heard and how he ultimately escaped. >> at this point it's just like everything is like boom, boom, boom. >> reporter: were people screaming? >> screaming, running, jumping the fence. i think the fence broke from somebody pushing on it to get out. >> it went with the beat almost until you heard so many shots. it was just like bang bang bang bang. that's when you just know chaos is just -- it was in turmoil. >> reporter: club goers inside began texting and using social media to describe the who your. four of us still hiding. >> thank you. i jumped out. there's people still hiding inside the closets. >> the club managers posted this. everyone get out of pulse and keep runnin

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