. >> reporter: swain sings every week at her tallahassee, florida, church, but she is willing to go backre. pie in the sky, your wildest dreams come true, where is your next performance? >> at the white house. wildest dream! ♪ and the home of the brave >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, tallahassee, florida. >> i got chills yesterday and today. she is great. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a crackdown against so-called ticket botch. plus more on the academy of motion picture arts and science is diversifying its ranks. . that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. >>> good morning, paying more at the pump big vote that could lead the way to higher gas prices in the garden state. >>> and shocking grief in germantown after a three-year old boy was shot and killed. this morning authorities are working to figure out exactly what happened, we will have an update on their investigation. >>> this is man police say is wanted for brazen broad daylight attack in a wilmington park what the victim says

. >> reporter: swain sings every week at her tallahassee, florida, church, but she is willing to go backncore. ify in the sky, "pie in the sky, your wildest dreams come true, where is your next performance? >> at the white house. wildest dream. ♪ and the home of the brave ( applause ) >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, tallahassee, florida. >> elliott: >>> right no on your only local news at 7:00, a former teachers aide indicted on 270 counts in a huge child sex abuse case. >>> authorities trying to move fast to keep travelers take following the deadly attack in istanbul. >> we learn more about exactly what happened in those moments. >>> i'm jan jeffcoat. >> i'm bruce johnson. thank you for being here. >>> we begin tonight with new information on that airport attack in istanbul. we now know how the attack went down. three assailants were involved. the first entered the terminal, opened fire, then blew himself up near the x-ray machines. in the chaos that followed, the second attacker got inside, up to the departures level and blew up his suicide vest. the third attacker waited outs

. >> reporter: swain sings every week at her tallahassee, florida, church, but she is willing to go backore. ify in the sky, "pie in the sky, your wildest dreams come true, where is your next performance? >> at the white house. wildest dream. ♪ and the home of the brave ( applause ) >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, tallahassee, florida. >> elliott: a star, indeed. >>> ben affleck and jennifer garner a year after their split, are they back together? we go inside hollywood's complicated marriage. >> he's my inspiration. >>> then a "ghostbusters" st in the middle of a new red carpet controversy. what's got leslie jones all fired up? >> i'm mad as hell. >>> plus, we have your first look at tom hanks in "sully" untold stories of the drama after the river landing. and behind matt damon's epic viral video prank. how he's convincing complete strangers to come spy. >> you're going to walk to that man and say, great day for a hot dog. >> and await my instructions. >>> now, for june 29th, 2016, this is "entertainment tonight." hello and th f

. >> reporter: swain sings every week at her tallahassee, florida, church.o go back to d.c. for an encore. pie in the sky, your wildest dreams come true, where is your next performance? >> at the white house. wildest dream. ♪ and the home of the brave ( applause ) >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, tallahassee, florida. >> elliott: a star, indeed. well, that's the cbs evening news. for scott pelley, i'm josh all too well. new at 6: we look at another destination city that shares >>> rows of tent cities, homeless in the streets. new at 6:00 we look at another destination city that shares that trouble and is taking extreme measures to deal with the homeless. good evening, i'm veronica de la cruz. >> i'm allen martin. today san francisco homeless project day. kpix 5 is joining more than 70 media outlets to focus on one of the city's most visible and persistent issues. already this week, we have looked back at 35 years of homelessness in san francisco and broken down how the city's nearly quarter billion-dollar budget that doesn't seem to change what we se

. >> reporter: swain sings every week at her tallahassee florida church.k to d.c. for an encore. >> reporter: pie in the sky, your wildest dreams come true, where is your next performance of this? >> at the white house. wildest dream. ha-ha. ♪ and the home of the brave [ applause ] omar villafranca, cbs news, tallahassee, florida. >> oh, my god. >> that's the "cbs overnight news" for this thursday. for some the news continues. for others meanwhile check back a bit later for the morning news and "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm josh elliott. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the "overnight news." the funerals have begun in turkey for victims of the terror attack on the istanbul airport. this young man one of 41 killed when a pair of terrorists opened fire in the crowded airport and blew themselves up. in addition to the dead -- 200 others are wounded. all signs are pointing to the islamic state. holly williams is istanbul. >> reporter: an airport official told us three suicide bombers deton

a coincidence or two two, but nothing that will put my client in tallahassee with a gun responsible forurder. >> reporter: police believe someone hired the men to kill him. they're looking at the family saying they wanted wendy and the couple's two young children to move to south florida and that the divorce with markel stood in the >> we'll investigate the connection to family members. >>> apparently no one in the family has been charged as a result of this. >> sad case. zblrvegts coming up in the next half hour, terrifying moments at an amusement park. why these riders had to be escorted down from the top of a roller coast. >> first, just because you can't make it to the gym doesn't mean you can't work out. we met with a trainer who shows how to go old school with your workouts. you're watching "world news now." >> this workout plan? >> get you yupumped at a gym? >> yes, so you can road the plane for the first time. >> it's difficult for many of us to squeeze in a workout in our daily routine. >> especially working these hours. however, maybe we're overcomplicating things. i met up wi

. >>> in florida now 49 state flags now stand in front of the state's capitol building in tallahassee, each flag represents one of the victims that died in the orlando nightclub massacre. the governor ordered the flag to fly as a memorial to those victims, they will remain there for the next 49 days. >>> here at home, dc police looking for a man that maybe involved in two recent bank robberies in northeast washington, the first robbery attempt took place thursday at the industrial bank of washington, on 45th street. they left in a gray jaguar, 7ax5331. 15 minutes late at the city bank on minnesota avenue, two men demanded money before making get away in a car driven by a third suspect. if you have information, call dc police. >>> maryland state trooper and five others are multicar crash on i-270 near route 28 in gaithersburg. two of the victims are children. the crash happened before 7:00 this morning, when an suv slammed in to the back of a police cruiser while the trooper was conducting a routine stop. alcohol may have been a factor in the crash. tonight we are told the trooper is h

their executive director has traveled here from tallahassee , mr. nick while i is here, he will be speaking to you momentarily. i have received phonecalls from the governor of the state of florida rick scott about this effort, the mayor of our county, and we've also spoken with various disney executives. i would tell you that disney is doing everything that they can to make the family comfortable during this ordeal. as we have been dealing with this tragedy, for the last few hours, i would tell you that it is somewhat of a complicated operation that we have going because this is a man-made body of water. it is a sizeable body of water. and it has certain systems built in the waterway. my divers have been in the water today, and at appropriate time they may be back in the water. we have our marine unit out on the lake, they're using sonar equipment to see if they can locate the body, as well. in addition to that, i'm going to ask again executive director for fwc to come up and share with you some of the things that they're doing with this operation.

all of the southern half of the country, about 92 today, tallahassee, not too bad, raleigh, not too bad we shift to the middle of the country, even on friday, rapids city, phoenix, 110, five days in a row of 110 plus. today should be six in a row. again, feels like summer throughout much o sacramento, 11 -- 111, palm springs. no rain in california. you don't expect that help the firefighters. >> the magenta colors on your map, pretty frightening. >>> dangerous south pole rescue, where temperatures reached minus 115 degrees. you're watching "early today." oo shows up in that dress. who hugs a friend. who is done with treatments that don't give you clearer skin. be the you who controls your psoriasis with stelara® just 4 doses a year after 2 starter doses. stelara® may lower your ability to fight infections and may increase your risk of infections and cancer. some serious infections require hospitalization. before treatment, get tested for tuberculosis. before starting stelara® tell your doctor if you think you have an infection or have symptoms such as: fever, sweats, chills, muscle ache

we'll be concerned with widespread tornadoes throughout florida and then a solid flood threat up to tallahassee as well as jacksonville. looking for the greatest flood risk. kendis, diane. >> a long 24 hours ahead if many people in florida. >>> now to muhammad ali, back home again this morning. >> his casket landed in his hometown of louisville, kentucky, sunday. his funeral take s place friday morning. abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: here in muhammad ali's hometown. a solemn procession. an interfaith prayer service. as friends and fans pay tribute around the world. >> he was bigger than just a world boxing champ. he was a champion in life. >> reporter: the champ's family sharing details in his final moments friday when the 74-year-old iconic athlete died due to septic shock. his daughter hannah tweeting, dad did not go easily. his heart beating 30 minutes after his other organs failed. we all tried to stay strong. ali saying his good-byes with a squeeze of the hand. his funeral set to be an elaborate public event exactly the way he wanted it. on friday, his remains will be carried through t

another memorial in tallahassee, florida features 49 flags with names, ages, and photos. >> imagining the brothers and brothers and sisters. that's what this is. >> reporter: victims remembered in london where thousands marched in their parade. the u.k. event unfolded with extra security and there were no major incidents. new york city mayor big de blasio was on 1010 wins saturday. >> you will see plenty of officers out in force. there will be other measures you won't see. undercovers and other measures going to be an extraordinary weekend for new york city and people should know they are going to be protected. >> reporter: 36,000 people marching in the parade. 400 groups represented. a couple of million here watching it. live in midtown, dave carlin, cbs2 news. >> thank you. >>> and the colors of the rainbow flag flying across the city and the fry state area. today a new video in times square celebrating preside the stonewall inn as a national monument. the monument includes christopher park and the surrounding streets and sidewalks. >>> and a pride flag is flying over city hall in c

. >> reporter: swain sings every week at her tallahassee, florida, church, but she is willing to go backncore. pie in the sky, your wildest dreams come true, where is your next performance of this? >> at the white house. wildest dream! ♪ and the home of the brave >> reporter: omar villafranca, cbs news, ta see, florida. >> i got chills yesterday and i got chills today. she is great. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," a crackdown against so-called ticket botch. they scoop up tickets to popular concerts and shows. plus more on the academy of motion picture arts and sciences diversifying its ranks. >>> and dennis leery tells us about his new tv series, sex and drugs and rock 'n' roll. that is the "cbs morning news" for this thursday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day. ,,,, and i'm michelle griego. time is 4-- here's roberta gonzales with a check of >>> good morning. it's thursday, june 30. this is our beauty shot of the day. it's actually the bay bridge. it's somewhere there hidden behind all that fog. >> good morning. i'm kenny choi. >> i'm

then a solid flood threat as far as south as cape coral up towards tallahassee as well as jacksonville. looking for the greatest flood rick central portions of florida and occasional downpours kendis, diane. >> our hanks to paul there. we're going to take our focus overseas is where iraqi military leader say they're making progress in the battle against isis from the stef future ja. a mirld commander says his forces have taken the southern edge of that city. the advance comes almost two weeks after iraqi forces launched their offensive with the help of the u.s.-led air strikes. >> a u.s. journalist and afghan transit later killed while on assignment. >> it's a grim reminder of the danger faced by the afghan people and the courage of journalists and their interprets. alex mar quart has more news came in tonight. the npr team had been southern helmand province. the car carrying award-winning photographer david gil can i and interpreter zabihullah tamanna was hit by shell fire. both were killed. npr correspondent tom bowman, who covers the pag and a producer were in another car. we're tol

it is going to come on shore just to the south tallahassee after 8:00. it will bring the potential for some flooding. already seeing some flooding around orlando and jacksonville today. the forecast is to go back to a 60 mile-an-hour storm. notice how far south it is from our area. tropical storm collin not going to be much of an impact for us. here's future weather. we get clear as far as the clouds are concerned. then we see more clouds coming up. the rain is just off the coast. it is very heavy rain just off the coast of ocean city. this rain actually from another system that comes through tomorrow. some shower activity not even putting much of a chance. only 20% chance for rain tomorrow and same deal on tuesday. most of the day tomorrow looks dry. not just dry, but beautiful. we're seeing some cloud cover. 84 degrees, but still quite the dew point only at 58. anytime you're below 60 you're on the comfortable side. 86 in winchester. 86 in annapolis. with low humidity, these 80s really feel quite nice. that's the way i think we're going to be for tomor

we have seen pockets of heavy rainfall across tallahassee where 10 inches of rainfall has come a crossingjacksonville. the next round of rain to be confined to tampa area and out to orlando. notice much of it wants to stay offshore as it pushes off the coastline this afternoon. the other story we are watching is the heat developing. run of 90 degree days as the massive ridge begins to build. by saturday and sunday, a good area of the country with the heat index up to 100 degree as cross the areas indicated in red. >>> thank you, pedram. how does a company turn customers into shareholders? give them stock for free. we'll tell you what well known consumer brand is doing just that when we get an early start on your money. >>> fierce fighting on the fighting in northern syria. the city of manbij with a quarter of a million people in harm's way there. in iraq, civilians trying to flee the fighting in fallujah. there are reports they are being shot on the spot by isis. the u.s. is playing a key role from the air and sea. the "uss harry truman" dropping more on toargets. we have frederik pleitge

those state flags were placed in front of the florida capitol building in tallahassee to honor the victimsled in the orlando shooting. there is a marker next to each flag with a photo and that person's name and age. the flags will remain for 49 days. >>> we're learning more details about the orlando shooter. fbi investigators say they haven't found any persuasive evidence that he was going to pulse nightclub to meet men. media reported quoting men saying he reached out to them on gay dating apps, but they haven't been confirmed. however, nothing has been ruled out as the investigation continues. >>> bernie sanders says he will vote for hillary clinton, but stopped short of a full endorsement. sanders hasn't conceded yet, but did reaffirm to do "everything he can" to beat donald trump. this comes from both represents from sanders and clinton reviewing the platform for the democratic convention. >>> presumptive republican nominee donald trump told a crowd in scotland if he wins the white house, he'll turnover his business to his kids. >> if i win, even though i don't have to do that, i would

omar mateen complained in tallahassee and omar mateen and his father met in person with police administrator to complain and that administrator reportedly says that meeting was nothing but argumentative and had no progress saying omar mateen and his father basically accused the academy of not allowing him to be in the academy because he was a muslim. jon: keep us updated. we want to hear from you. do you think charges should be filed against the orlando shooter's widow? the topic for today on our live chat, go to foxnews.com/happeningnow. heather: hillary clinton and donald trump on the campaign trail, donald trump attended a fundraiser and about to hold a rally in atlanta. former secretary of state scheduled to hold a conversation on national security that will take place in virginia. john roberts is live with the latest in atlanta. >> reporter: good morning. donald trump set to take the stage at the historic fox theater in midtown atlanta in an hour's time, expected that he will continue the war of words he has been waging with hillary clinton and barack obama. clinton and obama taking aim

police academy he was kicked out a very upset mateen contacted the department of law enforcement in tallahassee. they said there was nothing they could do about it reportedly mateen grabs his father who we have a seen so much on tv lately. they go to the school. confront the administrators and ultimately argue and yell at the administrators, accusing them of discrimination -- discriminating against mateen for the sole reason that he was a muslim which, of course, the college strongly denies. greta? >> i guess -- how many red flags do they need, phil? anyway, what a horrible story. thank you, phil. much of the investigation now includes looking into the terrorist' father. "on the record's" griff jenkins and ted williams tracked down is seddique mateen. >> my son, the innocent people, the 52 people that got injured were all victim of terrorism. why? my son called what i learned from the media that he pledged for isis. if there wasn't such a thing as isis, and especially the youngster not learning from isis all these terrible acts of horrible act this would not have happened. >> how did your son b

office releasing new documents, including video of two suspects stalking professor markel around tallahassee the weeks before he was murdered. they were spotted at an atm the day of the murder. the suspects were identified as members of the latin kings gang in north miami. eric is a defense attorney and thelma former prosecutor and currently defense attorney here to hash out the details. what a horrifying case. it makes you feel like nobody's safe. there's evidence here, john, of stalking, of premedication. how do you see it? >> these two defendants left a ton of evidentiary bread crumbs. we were just talking. whenever you have a murder that happens out of the blue, the first question prosecutors are going to ask is, who wants this person dead? that's the nucleus. then it stretches out from there. here there's clearly a motive because there was a contentious custody battle going on between the professor and his ex-wife who i believe is also a professor. so they started there. you can fill in the blanks with the technology and boom, you have these two suspects who are no strangers to crimes,

if you're traveling today and you're flying, atlanta, savannah, tallahassee, orlando, tampa, miami, this have an impact on some of your travel plans. the forecast track for it, though, keeps it along the carolina coastline here, but with that continued direction, should not be much of an impact at least on our local weather. for us, the next chance for a shower or two comes up tomorrow, but not looking at a big rain chance. tomorrow only a 30% chance for a stray shower or two. highs tomorrow in the mid-80s. and here is your "7-day forecast," it will be a nice week around here. sunny and warm today, stray shower tomorrow. wednesday, thursday and friday are going to be has gomagnifice. next best chance to rain unto unfortunately comes up on saturday. let's go over to jack taylor at wtop for traffic. >>> good morning. again this morning is our first morning to deal with metro and safetracking. we'll have single tracking going on between east falls church and ballston, so we'll keep an eye on everything that is going on. we also had i-70 a couple things going on between hagerstown and freder

i am the state senator that represents the community where the nightclub is located in tallahassee. senate district 12. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> i'm the first gay elected officials in central florida. i would just like to say something for my community. i understand this is heartbreak being, the largest mass shooting in america happened in a gay club. and it's heartbreaking. it's heartbreaking for me. it's very difficult for me as -- i have to wear a city commissioner hat, but i'm also a member of this community. this is an establishment that i go to. and this was an establishment that actually had an officer at the door, an armed officer. you know, there's only so much we can do to protect people. the bottom line, what i want to say to my community, there's been a lot of people who want to have vigils and things like that. but there are so many officers on scene right now, we need to let them do their jobs. we haven't even gotten all the victims out yet. so, please, everybody, if you want to help, please give blood. if you need to have grief counseling or if you had some

concurrently doing this investigation along with fwc, their executive director has traveled here from tallahassee, mister nick wiley is here. he will be speaking to you momentarily. i have received phone calls from the governor of the state of florida, rick scott about this effort. the mayor of our county and we have also spoken with various disney executives. i will tell you that disney is doing everything they can to make the family comfortable during this ordeal. as we have been dealing with this tragedy for the last few hours, i will tell you that it is somewhat of a complicated operation that we have going because this is a man-made body of water. it is a sizable body of water and it has certain systems built in to the waterway. my divers have been in the water today and at an appropriate time, they may be back in the water. we have our marine units out on the lake. they are using sonar equipment to see if they can locate the body as well. in addition to that, i'm going to ask again executive director for the fwc two, and share with you some of the things they are doing for the operation, mi

wow, happy 100th birthday to world war ii vet in tallahassee, florida.hdays, guys, it's got to be like three figure bs but we try to do somef them. i travelled to atlanta where they are filming killing reagan. the president being played by tim matheson who also played a vice president on "the west wing." best known for the classic film "animal house." really strong as reagan. one of the stars of "sex and the city," sin thcynthia nixon, nan reagan. here's the stunner. john hinckley who shot reagan played by a young actor named kyle. looks just like him. eer eerie, spooky. looks like it will run on the national geographic channel. i'm very happy with the project thus far. >>> that is it for us tonight. please check out the factor website, different from billoreilly.com. spout off about "the factor" anywhere. word of the day, do not be nebbish in writing to "factor." miller went wild saturday night in connecticut with global warming. some people say these animal attacks like the cougar in colorado and the bear is caused by global warming so miller's going t

was supposed to be in new york city meeting with donald trump but cancelled that trip to stay in tallahasseepical storm and today he issued that state of emergency. take a listen. >> people from all over the state should follow this. it's going to impact pretty much our spire state. we have the risk of tornadoes, lightning, hail, rip currents, all these issues. >> reporter: so, could be a very wet several days for most of the state of florida. the only upside for this tropical storm is where it is actually impacting and making landfall. happens to be one of the more sparsely -- parts of the state of florida. no big metro areas in the direct path of tropical storm colin. that's the latest from cedar key. back to you. >> keating stuck in the keys. >>> for going about the state department. did the white house jet edit a briefing transcript of the exchange on the iran deal? rhonda sanders of florida wantses answers and will join us next. ♪ "dinner!" "may i be excused?" get the new xfinity tv app and for the first time ever stream live tv, watch on demand, and download your dvr shows anywhere. >>

tallahassee, florida police officer donald poppy is on patrol, dash cam rolling, when a car pulls aheadin a 35-mile-per-hour zone, and he also hits a fence. the speeder, antonio givens, tries to bolt. poppy responds, taser drawn. >> stop, now! on the ground, now! >> givens drops his gun and grabs for it. poppy fires at givens with a tase of up to 50,000 volts. but givens isn't done. poppy goes for his firearm. as givens rises, his weapon in hand. >> drop it! >> poppy fires twice and givens goes down. incredibly, he's only wounded. givens is convicted of attempted aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer and sentenced to 11 months, 29 days. >> get down! on the ground! >> more and more, police are relying on tasers. >> it's an excellent tool. it keeps us from having to fight somebody hands on. >> detective jared mathern should know. he along with sergeant jeffrey leeret and officer brian jackson are with the houma, louisiana police force. they were uninvited guests who brought tasers to a wedding that went very, very wrong. instead of a toast, the groom got a tase, and the bridal p

there's a lot of speculation, a coincidence or two but nothing that is going to put my client in tallahasseeun responsible for this murder. >> reporter: police say charlie did not like or get along with his former brother-in-law and in this affidavit suggests the motive for markel's murder stems from the desire of the adelson family to relocate wendi and the children to south florida and also detailing that adelson's mother donna was upset a divorce judge kept them hundreds of miles away from his ex-wife's family in south florida. >> and investigators say they expect more arrests in this case. we can expect some more twists and turns as they reveal their investigation. >> already a lot of layers. >> a lot of layers. >> thank you, eva. >> thanks, eva. >>> let's check the forecast onl be heating the east coast later on today. there's the front, a couple of them actually. this will stir up the at and produce strong storms some which could come severe along the i-95 corridor between 4:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m. potentially damaging winds and much-needed in spots. we'll get milder air and warm things

their executive director has traveled here from tallahassee. mr. nick wiley is here.will be speaking to you momentarily. i have received phone calls from the governor of the state of florida, rick scott, about this effort. the mayor of our county and we have also spoken with various disney executives. i will tell you that disney is doing everything that they can to make the family comfortable during this ordeal. as we have been dealing with this tragedy for the last few hours, i will tell you that it is somewhat of a complicated operation that we have going because this is a manmade body of water. it is a sizable body of water and it has certain systems built in the waterway. my divers have been in the water today and in appropriate time, they may be back in the water. we have marine units out on the lake. they're using sonar equipment to see if they can locate the body as well. in addition to that, i'm going to ask, again, the executive director for fwc to come up and share with you some of the things that they're doing with this concurrent operation. mr. nick wiley.

should have alerted the local authorities and if not, there needs to be some poll at this out of tallahassee or out of the federal government to mandate the gun store owners to alert officials if they see something suspicious. >> it gets to the discussion on capitol hill with people on the terror watch list. it's not exactly analogous but you want people to come forward if there are suspicions. let me ask you about the community. you talk about the need for a group hug which is definitely what this city needs. how much interest do you think there is in the investigation? do people here want to hear? do people in the city want to hear all the new details? >> i think it dove tails into a lot of different issues for different people. some people are really upset about the gun control. some people are upset about terrorism. it's just -- it's such a personal -- it's such a personal tragedy for everyone. some people just want to tune it out and forget about things. i mean, we live in this place that we call literally the magical kingdom, right? well, look what's happened the last three days. we ha

more than 10 inches of rain fell north of tallahassee.understand there are 20 million people right now are living under a state of emergency. that was colin. >> look at yesterday's closing price for the dow industrials. 17,920. i'm trying to do the math. that's 79 points away from 18,000 and we're looking for the market to go up a little bit. when the market opens at 9:30 this morning. the price of oil, we're back above $50 a barrel as of right now. and an outrageous story from italy, christian parishioners at a church that's housing migrants told to pray silently. don't disturb the migrants. we've got someone to talk about that. donald trump doubles down on his attacks over the judge providing over the trump u case. the republican establishment lining up against him? and new problems for isis, defectors are asking for help from western government, they nt with a to leave isis and come on home. four star general on that after this break. >> now we're looking for 18,000 on the dow. early this morning, i don't think we'll get there at the o

nothing that will put my client in tallahassee, with a gun, responsible for this murder. >> reporter:o kill markell. saying the family wanted wendy and the couple's two young children to move to south florida. and that the divorce with markell stood in the way. >> we're continuing to investigate any connection to family members. >> reporter: and still, no one in the adelson family has been charged. police say the family connection is not just a coincidence. they have cell phone end of the suspects were in communication at the time of the murder. both alegend killers were in the immediate area when markell was killed. >> we turn to dan abrams for more on this. police have suspected the ex-wife's family. but no arrests. >> that's right. when you look at the arrest warrant for garcia. it lays this out as the motive. it says, motive. the motive, they say, is that the family wanted the kids to be able to move down there and that he was in the way. the problem is that's all we know. we don't know of any other evidence against the family. that's why the family hasn't been arrested. there's b

host: let's go to tallahassee, florida. caller: good morning.i have a couple of questions and a comment. that the senator prior to was talking about how $11 billion in economic growth? that is a fact why people are flooding over here. offerst true that nafta a free movement of people, and that is why we were inflected by all of the different nationalities? i was wondering if that is true, in reference to nafta. my question is, why is it that our country and our representatives seem to be representing everybody else's country and every other person and not us? if the economy is so good in mexico, why are people so constantly flooding our country? as far as the representative -- i believe he pretty much spoke up to what he really represents. not americans. i'm wondering if you have any thoughts on that. they supportt everybody else in the world except american taxpayers. you boblot therefore cash. something to respond to? well, i do want to say that congressman clay or, who i have known for a long time, does try to the best of his ability to repre

they -- from tallahassee. they had the vehicle. many of these vehicles bought under programs that uniquely allow either funding or equipment to be transferred, but when you see those holes in the wall where victims got out and law enforcement officials got in, that was a very -- that was the very kind of victim that this congress was -- many in this congress were critical of just a couple of years ago when those same vehicles were being used to save lives, bring people out who had -- who had been injured in our country, and we heard a lot about the militarization of the police. we didn't hear any of that over the weekend, and thank goodness we didn't hear that. i'm pleased that the senate has responded to senator rubio and senator nelson's resolution that expresses our gratitude for those who have helped in this tragedy, gratitude to the law enforcement community, gratitude to first responders, gratitude to people in the community who have stepped forward to donate blood, people in orlando and around the country who have sent in na

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front page of the "tallahassee ourning together. the, our community will heal. front page of the daily news of northwest florida, the quote from one of the victims -- there is blood everywhere. ,ront page of the miami herald work of hate. 50 killed, 53 heard in america's worst mass shooting. we will show you more newspapers from around the country. those were just from florida. this is the front page from usa today, talking about the attacker in that shooting that took place at the pulse nightclub, noting that federal authorities identified the shooter as omar mateen, 29 years old, in new york or in resident of force peers -- fort pierce florida. he died in that attack. allusions to the islamic state connector medication with law enforcement authority was killed by police. agents had investigated my teen -- mateen, but lack sufficient evidence to pursue charges. we are getting your thoughts on that tragedy. phone lines will be open for the next three hours on the "washington journal." robertson first in waldorf, maryland. caller: the federal government thed the

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