supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year. - [voiceover] this program is made possible in part by his

supposedly, st. jamest on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of priests re-established the tradition. the route has since enjoyed a huge resurgence, with 100,000 pilgrims trekking the santiago each year.

the bell at st. james cathedral tolled 49 times and one for each person killed in the nightclub. 53 others were hurt. here at home, people also paid their respects to the victims today. one local church held a convert while another honored their memories with a balloon release. nbc 10's andrea klein thomas is live outside the basilica of st. peter and paul, and tell us what they're doing to honor the victims tonight. >> reporter: denise, mass will be held to remember the lives lost in the orlando shooting. all week we've seen vigils held by cities and organizations supporting the lgbtq community and today the space community is doing its part. >> earlier this afternoon there was a concert to end gun violence at the first presbyterian church on south 21st street and the philadelphia orchestra were among the musicians participating. donations were accepted to benefit heating god's soul. in germantown, the transformation church also remembered the victim of the orlando mass shooting and this diverse congregat

the bell at st. jamescathedral tolled 49 times, one for each person killed. >> this sunday was especially important, just to pray for all the families and for our city. >> this morning, 18 people who were hurt are still in the hospital. four are in critical condition. authorities are still trying to uncover the gunman's exact motive. no manifesto or suicide note has been found. the u.s. attorney general would not say if the gunman's wife might face charges. >>> the soda tax in philadelphia will officially become law today. mayor jim kenney will sign the bill making it law. the 1.5 cent per houounce tax w be added to sugary drinks in january. the tax is for the distributor, not the customer. a group is saying the tax violates the constitution. >>> a woman is recovering after being thrown from a car during a robbery in rehoboth beach. police say they're looking for a man and a woman. they tell us the man grabbed the woman's purse near state road in hickman saturday night. he then jumped into getaway car. the

the bell at st. james cathedral tolled 49 times.e for each person killed.nzz)ñ >> this sunday was especially important, just to pray for all the families and for our city. >> this morning, 18 people who were hurt3y in the attack are still in the hospital. four are still in critical condition. authorities are still trying to motive. no fan temanifesto or suicide n have been found. the attorney general did not say whether the gunman's wife may face charges. >>> new from overnight, locally three people are in the hospital after being shot near a play ground in burlington city. police were called to lyndon and mitchell avenues around 9:30 last night. they found one shooting victim there. a short time later, two more victims arrived at area hospitals with graze wounds. police areni sorting out what happened. there are no arrests. >>> jurors willç resume deliberations this morning in the corruption trial of congressman chaka fattah. the pan hl el had to restart afa juror was removed and replaced with an alternate. iu(vr'g why the jur was

at 2:02 a.m., the bell at st. james cathedral tolled 49 times. one for each person killed.r at churches in orlando -- >> this sunday was especially important, just to pray for all the families and our city. >> reporter: a moment to pause and reflect, as the investigation continues. authorities are still trying to uncover the gunman's exact motive. a senior law enforcement official tells nbc news that so far they've found no manifesto or suicide note. >> the fbi is releasing a partial transcript of the killer's calls with law enforcement from inside the club. >> reporter: on "meet the press", the u.s. attorney general wouldn't say if the gunman's wife might face charges. >> it's too early to say right now. we're not making any announcements or predictions about charges. >> reporter: as orlando pledged unity in grieve. barry arant, nbc news. >>> businesses in oakland are doing some major cleanup after a fire last night. the flame the also tore through a church. it happened at a strip mall on walnut street. not far from 580. at least three buildings were heavily damaged. a chu

at 2:02 a.m., the bell at st. james cathedral tolled 49 times, one for each person killed. churches in orlando -- >> this sunday was especially important just to pray for all the families and for our city. >> reporter: a moment to pause and reflect as the investigation continues. authorities are still trying to uncover the gunman's exact motive. a senior law enforcement official tells nbc news that so far, they found no manifesto or suicide note. >> the fbi is releasing a partial transcript of the killer's calls with law enforcement from inside the club. >> reporter: on "meet the press" the u.s. attorney general wouldn't say if the gunman's wife might face charges. >> it's too early to say. we're not making any predictions or announcements about additional charges. >> reporter: as orlando and the nation pledge unity in grief. >>> the greater atlantic city lgbt community will hold wreath ceremony. >>> we're 36 days away from the democratic national convention. it kicks off right here in philadelphia july 25th. thousands of delegates will pack the wells fargo center. bernie s

before he played jesse st. jamesildren at home, you recognize his voice in the highest animated film ever. >> he is returning to "looking, the movie" based on the tv sheer ris. it finds john athan's character, patrick, living in denver. on a trip back to san francisco, he can't help but compare the two. >> you don't miss it here? >> i miss you guys. i miss the people for sure. in a lot of ways, the people are very similar, the same small batch coffee, korean meatballs but a little less san francisco in the way the people of san francisco can be annoying. >> i totally get it. >> we love it when you come to see us. >> you thought the series was canceled. you did two years. what happened? >> exactly. >> were the fans upset and demanded more? >> the fans kind of rallied and hbo gave us a movie to wrap out the story line, which never happens. the guy that is created our show, andrew hey again and michael landon, it was narl way toned the story. >> you have such an interesting resume. you do stuff on broadway, animated and

decided to go out and help the homeless and they went to a restaurant and bought food and came here to st. jamespark and helped 50 people to have a proper thanksgiving. >> tell me about it. >> it is a lot of fun and there are difficulties because it is family but it makes things more interesting because we can be brutally honest and not politically correct. >> students donated one thousand items and gift cards and cash. and there is annual contributions in the winter. >> we started small and people really have faith in us and donations grew and grew. >> they are planning the next big gift giving for august. a pancake breakfast for the homeless. >> it is great it grew into what it is. and so i don't think we had any expectation of it. >> but now they have greater hope that their evening spent strategizing inside the small garage will spark a wave of help to end homelessness. a assignment in east side san jose. jesse gary. >>> pay your money and have a good time and to get robbed is horrible. >> a pattern repeated that police don't want to see tourists being robbed at the one of the most famous pl

the st. james cathedral church in downtown orlando remembered those victims. the bells rang 49 times at 2:02 this morning. that is the time the shooting began. each chime representing and honoring the people killed. >>> family, friends, even total strangers said their final good -byes to some of the 49 people murdered during last week's nightclub massacre. you are looking now at mourners packing a church to remember 21-year-old corey connell. he became a firefighter. and yesterday local first responders honored him and his family in a special way. >> corey is the kind. guy you want to work side by side with. the >> a traffic accident marred one funeral. deputies had hurt during a procession. the driver who hit the deputies' motorcycles appeared to be inpatient. >>> san jose earthquakes played in the orlando last night. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join us for a moment of silence for the 49 victims who lost their lives and 53 injured during last weekend's tragic event. >> players for the quake and orlando united stopped playing when the game reached the had

the st. james cathedral church in downtown orlando remembered those victims. the bells rang 49 times at 2:02 this morning. each chime, of course, representing and honoring the people who died. >>> family, friends, even total strangers said their final good buys to some of the 49 people murdered during last week's nightclub massacre. you are going to look now at mourners pack ago church to remember 21-year-old corey connell. he became a firefighter. and yesterday local first responders honored him and his family in a special way. >> corey is the kind. guy you want to work side by side with. and proud that he is now part the of our firefighters memorial. >> a traffic descend marred one funeral. deputies had hurt during a procession. the driver who hit the deputies' motorcycles appeared to be inpatient. >>> san jose earthquakes played in the orlando last night. >> ladies and gentlemen, please joinnous a moment of silence for the 49 victims who lost their lives and 53 injured during last weekend's tragic event. >> players stopped playing when last night's reached

the st. james cathedral church in downtown orlando remembered those victims.he bells rang 49 times at 2:02 this morning. that is the time the shooting began. each chime representing and honoring the people killed. >>> family, friends, even total strangers said their final good-byes to some of the 49 people murdered during last week's nightclub massacre. you are looking now at mourners packing a church to remember 21-year-old corey conell. he wanted to serve his community by becoming a firefighter. and yesterday local first responders honored him and his family in a special way. >> corey is the kind of guy you want to work side by side with. thousand dollars that he is now a firefighter somewhere. >> a traffic accident marred one funeral. a driver collided with two sheriff's deputies escorting a funeral procession. both are in stable condition this morning. 494-year-old woman was ticketed for failure to yield burks she has not been criminalally charged. >>> the major league soccer san jose earthquakes played in orlando last night for the first sporting event in

the bell at st. james49 times, one for each person killed. 18 people hurt in the attack are still in the hospital, 4 of them in critical condition. >>> meanwhile, jurors will continue deliberates from the trial of chaka fattah. the panel had to restart after a juror was removed and replaced with an alternate. no one is saying why the juror was replaced. prosecutors say chaka fattah routed federal grant money and nonprofit funds to pay back an illegal loan. fattah has pleaded not guilty. >>> happening today, the soda tax in philadelphia will officially become law. >> mayor jim kenney will sign the bill making it law. you won't be paying any text just yet. the 1.5 cent per ounce tax will be added to sugary drinks in january. the tax is for the distributor, not you, the customer. you may see an increase as it's passed down the line although it's not clear how much. opponents are telling the city the tax violates the pennsylvania constitution. >>> here's the wells fargo center. with philly soon to be in the na

he was the ambassador at the court of st. james in london and later secretary of state to both mckinley and roosevelt. he was at the center of events leading up to and just after the spanish morning american war. the research i did on him, sam clemens as he does keeps popping up. he was always on the other side of the issue, not always but often and it may be realized i could tell the events from a couple different perspectives. i thought the whole had become bigger than the sum of the part. when i really decided to pair them was actually when i read about a birthday party that mark twain had in 1902. pay was secretary of state and if you know anything about what sam clemens was talking about in those days, he was very much opposed to what they were doing. i think there are many people in the audience that thought sam clemens might take the hide off john hay that night. he did not. i was curious about why he didn't do that. why he held back and why he tempered himself. i think his story has a lot to do with the difficulty. that's a

they are planning a pancake breakfast for the homeless at st. james couple tmax on their championship march. the sharks play tonight. it is game 3. tomorrow night, the warriors hope to keep their home-court advantage. they are going up in game 2 in the finals against the cavaliers. steph curry is expected to make a bigger splash man in game one. the combined for 20 points below scoring output this year. it was the warriors bench, guys like shaun livingston, andre iguodala in barbosa who picked up the slack. it was a total team effort and coach kerr said the phrase exemplifies the term that he creator. strength in numbers. >> i put together a video to show the team on the eve of training camp our first year. >> i had a marv albert narrated. we worked hard on this thing. can you imagine him saying strength in numbers? strength in numbers! >> it worked. he added that the inspiration of the phrase was not financially motivated or he would have trademarked it before the team stole it from him. as i mentioned, it's working. there is video of the coach break

st.. >>james: the firefighters say it was the worst fire the have seen in years a devastating loss for the golden state warriors as it comes when and they lost game 7 of the nba finals this is the first time in sports team in cleveland has won a championship in 52 years. >>reporter:. >>reporter: here is the performance you see with the highest temperatures in our general area to be found south toward monterey county and basically the ec will be affected by this here is the breakdown focused on the screen the east bay shoreline fairly dry air will allow these temperatures when you see this type of movement cool mornings hot to warm afternoon school again in the early evening then we see the wall of happening tomorrow a little bit more aggressively even though the height is starting to flatten by this point. >>reporter: it will really give us 100 in the far east to bay plenty of nineties and eighties as you can see on the board is charged with the radar to the two wise look like for today will have the coastal clouds and '60s for the most part but by noon we're looking at the bay racing ahea

tom: i saw this firsthand over on st. james street here in london.gentleman who literally came off an airplane from iran 25 years ago. he said he literally had a suitcase full of rice because his friends wanted rice. it is the dynamics of iran. francine: i look at the foreign policy of the u.s., president obama has been criticized a lot over the in action in the middle east. it seems to me that there was a lot of conflicting analysis about what islamic state could become. what do we know about islamic state right now? do we know that they cannot be dislodged easily? adm. stavridis: it is going to be challenging to take them out on the ground, but it is a doable function. what we need to do is to take back the property they own in iraq, which is the source of a lot of income. mosul and falluja. we need to amp up the bombing campaign. we are ultimately going to need boots on the ground. of u.s. troops, but probably 10,000. tom: stiffen the force. a lot of people just spilled their coffee, admiral. we will come back with you in our new york studios. lat

i would be into that. >> in st. james. >> it's posh! >> it is! that's not bad. cheaper than this place. >> yeah. >> all right. >> thanks to robert frank. stick around. >>> still could come, someone who may have some suggestions about where in -- >> he already has a nice apartment. >> willfried grew up in downton abbey. has a report on the similarities and sentiment driving a push for a brexit overseas and how it's similar to the rise of donald trump here at home. and really that's not the only two places where we are seeing a -- >> interesting politics -- >> -- pushback on some of the current things going on. >>> before we head to break. the dallas cowboys could be without one of their star running backs for the start of the season due to a falling cellphone. be careful out there. darren mcfadden, the team's leader rusher, broke his elbow while trying not to drop his new iphone. he fell on his elbow, cracking that rather than his phone. does anyone, whenever they get near water, just panic? i panic, whether it's a toilet or swimming pool. >> you have your phone

st. james on his game, but what, what happened?> we'll tell you coming up. >>> and the music royalty spotted court side, a date night in cleveland for beyonce and jay-z. >> hey, bae. >> first, here's a look at today's forecast. >> announcer: "world news now" weather brought to you by american advisers group. brought to you by american advisers group. what happened? >> announcer: "world news now" and there's moving with thermove free ultra. it has triple-action support for your joints, cartilage and bones. and unlike glucosamine chondroitin, it's all in one tiny pill. move free ultra. get your move on. moisture so i can get into it ao enhance mbit quicker. ral and when i know she's into it, i get into it and... feel the difference with k-y ultragel. >>> so this is something you don't see pretty much ever. the ukraine and northern ireland played in a hail of hail during the euro 2016 soccer tournament in france. the referee stopped the match for a few minutes for safety reasons, a move that brought more than a few complaints from fan

that's -- this is another property, this is property in st. james3 square feet, $1.5 million pounds, a brexit no vote could leave you over $100, $200,000 discount. if you get even bigger this is a 6200 square-foot townhouse in kensington. five in floors, listed for $18 million pounds. if the currency falls 15-20%, you're talking up to $3 million that you're getting off. >> saves, savings all being relative. you're still paying 18 million pounds, on a dollar basis, this is the discount that people are waiting for. because property has gotten far more expensive in new york than london. >> one of the things to watch that day. thanks, robert. >> a few utility stocks hitting all-time highs ahead of the fed decision. they've all pulled back right now. little bit in the red, earlier today they did gain and did notch a record high. trust us. keep it here. we are 15 minutes away from the big fed rate decision, come join me in the rate hike camp, everybody. we're back right after this. ♪ before the band separated over unknown creative differences. [ crash ] a

st. louis fed president james bullard says low economic growth will likely remain in place through 2018. and he forecast just one interest rate hike between now and then. this is a reversal in thinking for bullard who previously said growth would pick up and rates would rise. he now says the long run outcome or outlook for the u.s. economy remains uncertain. >>> we've been reporting on the risk of the uk referendum and what it poses for the market and the economy. in an interview today the head of the international monetary fund said the outcome of the vote is a concern for the entire wo >> it's going to cost, it's going to be negative for income purposes, it is going to be reduced trade, most likely as a result of uncertainty. those are blatant facts. >> lagarde went on to say being a member of the european union has enriched the united kingdom's economy. >>> which u.s. companies have the most at stack should the uk vote to leave the european union? wilford frost has our report. >> reporter: there's already been a clear effect on u.s. bonds, the yield on the 10-year declining from over

james. he traveled to st.etersburg, florida, it appeared that he planned to kill the singer and travel back. her brother tackled the gun man, who then shot himself. >> very heroic actions. reporter: the police say the shooter had two guns along with additional ammunition and a hunting knife. it is not clear what if any connection he had with the aspiring star. investigators are searching for any clues of a motive. within hours, christina grimmie expressingriends disbelief over her murder. adam levine wr confused." sheltonoice coach blake also said he was shocked and disgusted. friends left with heavy hearts, waiting for answers. >> ♪ look into your eyes kimberly: still ahead, donald attacks frommore his own party. his latest comments. and the forecast. kimberly: donald trump on the defensive tonight. he is under fire for referring to senator elizabeth war pocahontas on twitter and that a richmond rally last night. this comes amid doubts that trunk can unite the republican party. mitt romney, the previous repub

st. louis fed president james bullard announces he was the official who did not put forth an estimate for long run into strict projection. he spoke earlier on a conference call. >> this mismatch between what we are seeing in what we are doing is arguably causing distortions and global market financial pricing, causing unnecessary confusion over future event policy, and eroding credibility of the fomc. vonnie: joining us from watching somebody who covers the federal reserve. this is quite a departure from the traditional official. explain my this is so important. >> james bullard dropped his long-run projections. a is still putting out projection for the next two and a half years, but what he is not doing is giving us an idea of how the economy shapes up after that. that is significant because the fed uses those long run. to give people an idea of where they think the economy will converge back toward over the longer run. it is an idea of what is a neutral setting for the economy, particularly when it comes to the economy greats. the fact that he decided not to give us that mean that he th

they just identified the shooter, kevin james loibl from st.sburg, florida, we reached out to neighbors and friends and got no response, but affiliates did go to the home, there's a note. deepest sorrow for loss to the family, friends and fans of the very talented christina grimmie. family shying away from cameras at this point, loibl is believed to have killed her here at the plaza live here in orlando. he drove two hours to specifically target her, again, a seemingly senseless act. she was signing autographs when he approached her with two small caliber handguns, at that point her brother tackled him and during the scuffle, he then took his own life. he is being called a hero preventing other fans from getting hurt. fans are leaving memorabilia, and also people reaching out on social media sending condolences to her family and friends. >> thank you, our thoughts and prayers are with her family. >> detroit may have survived bankruptcy but its got the stars to prove it. we are going to talk to a wall street ceo who is betting a forchfo fortune

the 20-year-old james lovell from st. peters burg, florida to the concert in orlando to carry out the crime. they believe the young singer was targeted for whatever reason. about 120 fans stuck around the show last night for a meet and greet and they actually witnessed the whole thing go down. can you imagine? the cops are calling the singer's brother a hero. he tackled the suspect after watching him shoot his sister. more people could have been hurt here if not for the quick thinking, laura. >> how much security was there. and how did the gunman get past with the weapon. >> reporter: that is a question that is not answered right now. like most stadiums and concert venues. they check bags and purses that come in however there are no metal detectors. he had two guns and magazines but a large hunting knife. they must have been well concealed for them not to be detected. it has had sent shockwaves and maroon front man and adam levine served as kristina's mentor. and the caption reads, i am sad and shocked and confused. we lo

st. louis fed president james bullard saying that he is the missing dot we have been worrying about in thechart. in a statement, he says "the st. louis fed is switching to a new forecast style that does not incorporate the long-run interest rate projection." does this make a difference? remarkablenk it's a admission. all along the lines, particularly last year, there has been a debate, does the market rise as -- is the market right, is the fed right. he is admitting that you have no predictive power over that. stop pretending that you do. alix: it seems like sep projection, the dot-plot -- bullard's thesis gets adopted by the fed, does that make your job easier or harder? models think most discount anyone's predictive power 18, 24 months out anyway. i don't think that will change people's views on the forward path. i think they will be data dependent. jonathan: does the rest of the fed come with him? is that what we are going to see now? do the rest of the fed become jim bullard? troy: i think that's hard to say without having an inside track to the thinking of the governors. they clearly

police identified grimmie's killer as 27-year-old kevin james loibl of st. petersburg, florida. he took his own life after the shooting. there's no signs that the gunman even new grimmie. >>> a map wanted for tossing a beer bottle at ryan howard has surrendered to police. sidney smith of delaware faces a misconduct charge this afternoon. he threw an aluminum bottle at ryan howard back on june 4. the bottle landed at howard's feet. >>> closing arguments are underway in the federal corruption trial of congressman shakka fattah. he also tampered with nonprofit funds. we are inside the courtroom this afternoon and stay with nbc 10 for developments. >>> we are working to confirm if anyone was injured after a car slammed into this home in camden, county. sky force 10 is over the scene where this happened earlier this afternoon. two people were in the car at the time it crashed into the building. we'll bring you updates as we get more information. >>> and the future of fare payments arrived for septa riders. here's a live look at 30th street station, the first septa key cards are being

police say 27-year-old kevin james loibl of st. petersburg, florida, went to the venue to kill christina grimmie. >>> the suspect from the case is not from orlando, the suspect traveled to orlando to commit the crime and had plans to travel back to where he came from. >> reporter: police say loibl fatally shot himself after killing christina grimmie. unarmed guards at the venue checked bags and purses, but did not have a metal detecter or pat down. christina grimmie went from youtube to the voice. christina grimmie's brother jumped on loibl after he fired the fatal shots and grim msm -- christina grimmie's brother jumped on him. >>> marcus wrote -- christina grimmie was part of a youth group at a church in medford, new jersey, a pastor prayed with her and her family before she went on tour. jeff chirico talked to the people there. >>> my wife and i prayed and cried. ♪ >> reporter: before she sang for the nation, christina grimmie sang for god. she and her family were long time members of the fellowship alliance chapel in medford, n

st. louis fed president james bullard said that the rate hikes would be necessary over the next 2 1/2 yearsand it was stunning reversal and raising to questions if the fed has lost their credibility. and jeffrey gundlach has suggested as much of doubleline capita capital, and he is joining us, exclusively by phone. >> and good to have you back. >> yes, six months to the day since we have been together. >> well, welcome back, and talk bullard first, and over one rate hike over the next two year, and he says that the outlook of the economy is uncertain. and what is your reaction to what he said? >> well, i'm not sure about the 2 1/2 year predictions when the fed has been changing their opinion every oe other week, but he is coming around to the reality as the fed is broadly speaking. one thing that i have been talk about for quite a while now is just how stable the gdp has been on both the real and the nominal basis, and we keep for years had predictions that the real gdp would come in at 3% as a hope, and maybe 18 months forward and it is coming in 2% plus or minus something, and the fed has

st. louis fed president james bullard slashing his growth and rate outlook.rma. sam waksal is our guest host. we'll get his take on valeant's slump. embattled start-up theranos. >>> sumner redstone reshuffling the board in the latest chapter of the saga. live report from paramount studio as the last hour of "squawk box" begins right now. ♪ >> live from the most powerful city in the world, new york, this is "squawk box." >>> nothing better than a hummingbird. welcome back. "squawk box," here on cnbc, first in business worldwide. i'm joe kernen along with rebecca quick and andrew ross sorkin. we're about 90 minutes away from the opening bell on wall street. futures right now have improved a little bit, still negative. just fractionally, dow only down 3 points. markets in europe which were part of the -- of the reason that i guess we ended up so nicely yesterday. and they're up today. they were up quite a bit more earlier. they're moving around. >> germany and ftse were up by 1.25. >> in asia overnight, though, quick look. probably better to look at a currency b

james loyble. his last known address is in st. petersburg, florida.telling us that he was somewhere in florida and that he came here to orlando specifically to carry out this attack. this give you an idea, st. petersburg is about two hours west of orlando so for him to have plotted this out gives you some glimpse of his mental state at the time that he carried out this attack. other minor details that we've confirmed with police, he acted alone. he had two small caliber handguns here along with a large hunting knife that he had on him during the attack. apparently the singer christina grimmie had been signing autographs for fans after her concert and that's when kevin james loyble went after her. her brother mark you us tackled to the ground and during the scuffle the gunman turned the gun on himself and took his own life. they're still searching through his computer and his phone to figure out a motive, but again, to give you a perspective of the potential meant allstate he was in, he drove two hours police say to specifically carry out this attack i

we've seen the candidates from james comey about his behavior as a security guard in the st. lucie county courthouse where he made inflammatory comments back in 2013. that's when the fbi started an investigation of him. and talked about all the inflammatory comments he made. the pattern goes way back now, john. >> data points in 2013, 2014, but well past that, 2001, even before. brian todd, interesting developments. thanks so much for that. want to go live to capitol hill right now. senator chris murphy from connecticut is speaking. he staged an almost 15-hour filibuster trying to get votes on new gun control laws. let's listen in. >> -- where that shooter was able to buy a weapon because of a loophole. please welcome to the podium first tina and then reverend risher. >> thank you, senators schumer, blumenthal, murphy, feinstein, booker, markey, and baldwin for inviting me here today. i'm grateful to you and members of your delegation for taking ox on this issue so that other families do not have to live with the heart break and anguish my family has been forced to endure for

james loibl, a 27-year-old. his last known address is listed in st. petersburg, florida. hours away, police tell us he tloef here on friday night specifically to target christina grimmie, the 22-year-old youtube sensation with more than 3 million followers. she was a third place finalist on "the voice" as you mentioned. what investigators are working to figure out as they scan his computer and phone is why he targeted her. we know that he he didn't personally know her. there was no one that he was working with in order to complete this attack against her. what we know is that it was after her concert. she was signing autographs for fans. and that's when he approached her. he was carrying two small caliber guns as well as a hunting knife and he opened fire on her seemingly out of nowhere. her brother at that moment tackled him and that's when police say that kevin james loibl took his own life, turned his gun on himself. at this point, officials have been very tight-lipped about what may have been said in the exchange. we don't know specifically what he was going through a

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>> reporter: lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers trying to become the first team to win the title after being on the brink of elimination, down three games to one. warriors' st rebound after being ejected over a very un-curry-like outburst. that hurled mouthpiece earning him a $25,000 fine. >> it was frustrating to foul out in the fourth quarter of a clinching game and not being out there with my teammates. it got the best of me. i'll be all right for the next game. >> reporter: now it comes down to one game. a game so big that a pair of courtside tickets just sold on stubhub for a record $99,000. the warriors trying to win their second straight nba championship and cement their place as one of the greatest teams in history. cleveland hasn't won a championship in any sport since the browns back in 1964. >> we got to do it for cleveland they're waiting on us. >> reporter: cleveland wants this badly, but the warriors' say -- you want it? you've got to take it from us. ron claiborne, abc news, new york. >> $99,000 for tickets. the big game is right here, tomorrow night, beginning at 7:30 easte everyone. have [ wind whistling ] wheel... of... fortune! ladies