the sports lead now. o cleveland and this is the thanks lebron james will get for that. fans found out that this iconic football-sized lebron james banner will be coming down for donald trump and the republican convention in about a month. now, the owner of the space has said that it will be going back up after the republicans leave town. of course, there are many, many republicans hoping that he will swoop into the convention and do what he did to andre to save game seven but those are pipe dreams by a writer on my staff who smokes to much marijuana. be sure to follow me on facebook and on twitter. that's it for "the lead." turning you over now to wolf blitzer in "the situation room." >>> happening now, breaking news. world-class liar. donald trump comes out swinging trying to move his campaign forward after weeks of turmoil. trump accusing his opponent for bringing death and terrorism and destruction to everything she touches. >>> a house divided. democrats take drastic action staging a sit-in on the hou

only two shots off the lead. e been a deal breaker for sergio garcia. >> took a big chance. >> wow. >> took a huge chance to get that ball out on to the fairway. if sergio's the man -- he may look back on this shot. >> david, finish your thought. >> okay. points on the golf course that are obviously darker than others. if it becomes unfair, that will trump -- that will force the decision. if someone would say on hole 7 would say it's too dark there, i can't play, that would be compelling enough generally and i think the decision would be made to suspend. >> third shot for garcia after knocking it out of the ditch. he'll have that long, fast, crazy fast putt for par. >> well, two hooks for sergio. tired legs maybe. late in the day. dustin's second shot. another good iron just pin high. another chance for a birdie. give him sole possession of the lead. 5 under par. back to 6. >> look at that lie for jason day in the bunker. >> i don't think he can keep it on the green if he goes at the hole. >> good call. >> usually

"the lead" starts right now. the suicide bombers that unleashed held on istanbul were foreign fighters on a terrorist mission from isis leaders exported directly from isis headquarters. >>> mitt romney suggests that republicans that vote for donald trump are helping america commit economic suicide. >>> and when hillary clinton is trying to bush back on the notion that she is untrust worthy, her husband has a friendly chat with the attorney general. >> good afternoon, everyone, welcome to "the lead." new hair raising details about the slaughter at istanbul's ataturk airport. not only was isis behind the attack, but the leaders carefully planned, crafted, and directed the master. this as we're getting a glimpse of the devastation in istanbul moments after one of the bombers blew himself up in the airport. also new surveillance video captures the moment one of the isis terrorists tried to assassinate an under cover police officer. they were foreign fighters from former soviet block countries that travelled from centr

angels pitcher not happy but the lead would not last. e seventh, mike trout connects with man on. but it's out of here for a two-run homer. trout's 16th of the season. a's by two, in the nine income, with the bases loaded. marte hits a sac fly to right. trout scores to give the angels the 7-6 victory. >>> before today's contest in cincinnati the reds honored pete rose by retiring his number 14 jersey. the 17 time all-star caught the ceremonial first pitch from his son, pete rose, jr., major league baseball has to approve the ceremony because of rose's lifetime ban for betting on his own team. >>> some sad news to report. tennessee women's basketball coach pat summit has taken a turn for the worse. the 64-year-old submit was editioned with dementia five years ago hemp family is reportedly preparing for the worst. during summit's career she won almost 1100 games and eight national championships. >>> again, tony stewart wins the save mart 350. we had a camera out there sewso we plan to have more coverage tonight at 6:00. >> highlights of san

here is lowry for and the lead. got it. back-to-back at 6 and 7 for shane lowry. back on the tee, here is andrew landry. >> this starts the toughest four-hole stretch here at oakmont. you know this hole might be talked about a lot. a demanding, uphill. kind of keeps impressing everybody. back here on the green, garcia's cut for birdie. >> this is for a share of the lead with lowry. >> leave it out to he missed a few of the right to lefters with too much break. now lee westwood from about 187 yards. hole location on this hole is back up into the left side. great two-putt for par on the last. he is playing along louis oosthuizen down in florida. played with another englishman, lee slattery. it helps we have not talked about it. these guys, good friends, played a lot of golf together. that is a heck of a shot. eight feet away for birdie. >> colin cowherd asked me if pairings mattered. i said you better believe nicklaus and palmer did. >> that drive would not miss any fairway. now up to the 8th. >> daniel summerhays for his birdie attempt. best part of his game as he s

becoming the first woman to lead a major party. intonanders denies has gotten the nomination and has vowed to stay in the race. manus: is 8:30 a.m. in to buy. you. good to see let's get up to date with the latest on the brexit. we have seen the pound spiking higher. extent andws you the this is coming down unwinding that fight. we were up 1.4%. this is the charge against the dollar. droprday we saw the pound but put the lead camp ahead. we had just one poll overnight or late yesterday and that put things closer. too close to call. it has been a tensed way for hours. banks increasing their margin calls around town trading. thanks are gearing up. -- whenency market desk they decide their relationship with europe. >> every market loves a little bit of volatility. we will talk to daniel alexander. chief.the former the other story is shell. these oil companies are under pressure. talk to me about show. anna: we have europe's biggest energy company giving an update. this will be the first time they have done one of these capital market da

bring your challenges. >>> welcome back to "the lead." re seeing live shots of hillary clinton and donald trump right now. both of them on the hunt in californ california. trump is live in redding california. hillary is from earlier. you heard about the violence at trump's rallies. he's blasting back against hillary clinton and against her foreign policy speech saying that she helped lead the united states into a bad war in iraq. both candidates on attack. let's discuss. joining me now, california's own maeve reston. let's talk about donald trump going after this latino judge saying that they can't be fair and doing that at a time when he is come stirring the pot not just ramping up the antagonism towards him and his campaign and not building a bridge to those voters who will be very important in colorado and nevada and other states like that but he also is giving a very high level of discomfort to republican strategists and rank and file folks who are trying to figure out if they can get on board with him and this attack on the judge, you

welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. we're getting a terrifying mind glimpse into the worst shooting in modern u.s. history. [ gunfire ] just minutes ago, the fbi released a new full transcript of the orlando terrorist's 911 call. earlier, the fbi released a partial transcript of the conversations between authorities and the killers. that original transcript omitted references to isis. and that's now changing course after major backlash. the fbi releasing the fuller transcript. the orlando terrorist called 911 and was described as speaking in a, quote, chilling, calm and deliberate manner moments after opening fire. the terrorist claimed credit for the massacre saying, "i'm in orlando and i did the shootings." despite the release of the transcript, a lot of questions still remain because several long phone calls with police have not been and might never be made public. let's now bring in cnn justice correspondent pamela brown. pamela, after taking heat over the initial censoring of the isis reference in the transcript, th

climbs the wall but it's out of here, two-run homer, cuts the lead to two. angels tied the game in the eighth and then in the nine in, with one out and bases loaded, marte hits a sac fly to right, and trout scores easily. angels win and snap a six-game losing streak. >> before the game in cincinnati the redses honored pete rose by retiring his number 14 jersey. the 17-final all-star caught the ceremonial first pitch from his soon. major league baseball has to approve the ceremony because of roses' lifetime ban for betting on his own team. >> it's been a difficult year for billy hurley iii but ten months after his father, policeman, committed suicide he had something to smile about. jay singh would try to become the oldest winner. he tied for best round of the day but finished second in his first pro start, john rom was in contention but on 15, this birdie try does everything but go in. rom can't believe it. he tied for third. the day would belong to hurley, from the fairway on 15. he holds out and this pretty much sealed the deal. with a final round 69, hurle

welcome to "the lead." hillary clinton just finished her first major speech and can she do the job in commander in chief saying donald trump could lead the u.s. into a war. let's begin with brianna keilar who is live in san diego where clinton just wrapped up her speech. clinton turning to the general election here, although we must point out, she and senator bernie sanders locked in a very tight race in the state of california. >> reporter: that's right, jake. too close for comfort if you're looking at the polls, especially in a state that has such a huge delegate hall. 475 delegates at stake. a win here, a loss here, but either way she and her campaign feel that they will have the nomination and she is now looking forward towards that general election with a scathing speech taking aim at donald trump's experience, judgment and temperament. tonight, hillary clinton is ripping in to donald trump on foreign policy. >> he says he has foreign policy experience because he ran the miss universe pageant in russia.

welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. donald trump digging in on a heated and inflammatory attack. mainly, his argument that a judge's mexican heritage makes him unable to be fair in his case. never mind the district judge court gonzalo curiel has never expressed an opinion on the wall publicly or that before a republican governor assistant u.s. attorney curiel had to live under tight security after taking on a mexican drug cartel. republican officials of all stripes are strongly condemning trump's words six weeks before he officially becomes their standard bearer at the convention in cleveland. sara murray is joining me. >> he's taking the same tone, slamming what donald trump has had to say, saying it reflects badly on our party and our nation and even went to say, i ran for president and warned this was going to happen. but, of course, if you think donald trump is backing away from these comments whatsoever, think again even in the face of all of this criticism. he's sticking by his critique of the judge. >> i have a ju

welcome back to "the lead." the state of the republican party and unity is not so strong, as you heard here. can donald trump course correct in time for the cleveland convention to get his skeptics to stop hillary clinton? or will the trump attacks on a judge revive the never trump movement and fuel what seems very possible a few months ago denying trump the nomination on the convention floor? phil mattingly is in new york. we saw a more tempered donald trump tuesday night. that's the donald trump that republican leaders say they want more of. >> no question about it, jake. it's the tension within the republican party but also within the trump campaign. how do you get donald trump to ratchet back to rhetoric a little bit, maybe refocus the attacks on hillary clinton but not lose the candidate that appealed to so many millions during the primary? donald trump is no longer in a republican primary and that, more than anything else, he now has to target why republican leaders want change and fast. >> today, donald tr

very next hole, he drains the birdie putt to take a three-shot lead. a former navy lieutenant and alum of the naval academy wins his first ever pga tour event. great news and you know the highlights of this race did not do it justice. game day on location tonight from sonoma raceway. we'll hear from the top three finishers. aj not a happy man. >> full day ahead. we will see you again at 6:00 for a full hour of news. >> we'll join cbs evening news. news updates always on cbssf.com. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs weekend news." >> johnson: good evening. tine johnson. with the western edition of the broadcast. heading into the week, financial markets in the u.s. and around the world are bracing for more aftershocks from the united kingdom's decision to leave the european union. tomorrow secretary of state john kerry will take part in meetings on the crisis in brussels and london. british prime minister david cameron who had fought to keep his country in the e.u. and is now resigning will be under pressure from the e.u. this week to quickly be

the nats take a 1-0 lead. he eighth inning, clint run in the major leagues came at this ballpark a year ago. that is a big two-run shot right there. the nats are up 3-0. the bottom of the ninth, the brewers within a run. shawn kelly trying to close this one out. jason worth can't find it, the sun blinding him for a moment there. the brewers making this one interesting. very next batter shallow fly ball to left. worth is on this one. the nats win it 3-2 snapping. roarke, he knew his team needed a great performance. >> very big. everyone is happy. it is good to hear our celebration music. it's good morale going back home for this series the 15-day disabled list with an upper back strain. he's been the nats best pitcher so far this year. when he plays, they win. he is 10-0. the nats haven't made any roster moves as of yet. >>> out to baltimore we go. the o's finish off a four-game sweep of the rays. it is free t-shirt day. that guy right there, chris davis, crushed with the bases loaded. the o's, they're up 4-0. t

we will be joined by the lead plaintiff, amy hagstrom miller, after headlines. another case monday, the supreme court ruled against two men who argued they should be able to buy or own guns, even though they had been convicted of domestic violence. attorneys for the men argued they should be exempt from a federal ban because their acts of violence were committed "recklessly," not intentionally. but the supreme court disagreed, ruling 6 to 2 that even "reckless" domestic abuse counts. sonia sotomayor joined clarence thomas' dissent over issues with treating reckless acts as violent offenses, but declined to join his defense of the second amendment in the case. the ruling comes after the massacre of 49 people in orlando by omar mateen, who had a history of domestic violence. the fbi estimates at least 57 percent of mass shootings in recent years involved a shooter who killed an intimate partner or other family member. to see our interview with writer soaraya emaly about the connection between domestic violence and mass shootings go to democracynow.org. the supreme

oakland took the lead in the fourth.crisp connects for his third career grand slam and that made it 5-2 athletics. hector santiago there. mike trout connects with a man on. chris climbs the wall and he is out of here. it cuts the lead to two. the angels tied the game in the eighth. one out and the bases loaded. he scores easily to give them a 7-6 victory and they snap a six-game losing streak. >> this abc7 sports report has been brought to you by riverwalk casino. copa america final highlights and a golfer who has had to endure a recent family tragedy wins for the first time on the pga tour. >> thanks a lot. >> coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, the new battle brewing in britain after the historic brexit vote. how some overseas markets are doing right now. plus, historic floodwaters begin to recede in west virginia, but the deanger is far from over -- the danger is far from over. and scary moments at an amusement park. a rollercoaster plunges to the ground injuring several people. >> on the go, on your schedule. all the we

>> reporter: the lead vote, britain is a divided country. it was 16 million votes in favor remain remaining in the european union saying they wanted to leave. that division is going to raise many, many questions. will scotland want to leave britain or will northern island say the same thing. how will european reacts to to the decision that britain could have made two years worth of negotiations. whatever you think is the outcome ultimately of this referendum, that uncertainty going forward at least in the medium term what i say the markets will be reacting to first. the market will be heavily down and that's because the economy is looking at the potential for the very least trade disagreements in europe of one of the biggest economy in the world. they are saying what effect is this going to have on the world's economy. would you think that the last major recession back in 2011 was caused by the prime market that you know it had at domino effec on that. now, it appears to be in prospect and could be very, very damaging for jobs and 401 ks and

the first with a man on. valencia connects to give oakland a 2-0 lead. angels answered in their half, getting there for back to back home runs for cole calhoun and then mike trout with his 15th of the year. he was making his major league debut. oakland regaged the lead in the third, boat with a fly ball to center, trout has a great arm. cocoa crisp at third tags up, and he will beat the throw home. now in the sixth, the a's lead 7-3. >>> the america tournament wraps up tomorrow and chile takes on arch knee that. tonight in arizona, they squared off against columbia. it was scoreless until the 31st minute. he gets the goal. 1-0, colombia. team usa tied in the 62nd minute, but bobby woods shot, watch this, hits the post, colombia wins 1-0. the americans fourth place finish ties its previous bet. >>> at the stadium, erics taking on l.a. galaxy and the class co. steven gerrard to him who heads it in. 90th minute. one last shot for the quake, chad barrett steps up to tie it. now late in the second half, still at 1-1. tomorrow, sonoma raceway appears to be up

this is the leading edge. later on and into the evening hours. we're seeing potty shower activity u outside of the line. so far western pennsylvania. right now just bushing into pennsylvania. as we move through our sunday afternoon, we anticipate the ahead to be building, the cold front to be moving closer, and we'll keep our eyes on the sky. i'll be back with more on the potential for severe later. >> the streets will be lined for the philadelphia international cycling classic that will be rolling in about 2 1/2 hours now. yesterday they got a feel for the course. they have to climb in 110 mile course. >> the website still says rain or shine, the philadelphia international class lick go on in flint. so it is under way right here. and about 2 1/2 hours, the world's best cyclist for 30 years. the course is more than 12 miles. the highlight of one of the most prestigious is a famous climb. the men race nine laps over 110 miles. 20 of the top cycling teams are competing from around the world. so the classic for the men is about 8:00 this morning, th

>>> welcome back to "the lead." we're yards from the scene of a mass murder where president obama and vice president biden laid 49 roses, one for each of the 49 victims gunned down by the orlando terrorist and investigators are continuing to dig for clues in this massacre. today, we're getting a closer look than ever before at the horrors that unfolded early sunday morning. new video capturing the terrifying moments inside the club's bathroom. >> shh. >> this video chilling. dozens of people hiding in that bathroom wondering if they'd make it out alive. meanwhile, omar mateen had isolated himself in the other bathroom during the tense three-hour standoff with the police. we are learning that both before and during the massacre, the mass murderer vented on facebook. also, for the first time, we're hearing the voice of the terrorist himself. i want to bring in cnn justice correspondent pamela brown. she's been covering this from the beginning. i understand you have new reporting of who else he was communicating with? >

heart disease is the leading cause of death. ingredients, taking trans fat, that's something that should be a discussion with manufacturers on how the ingredients are changed, with consumers, the big message is that patterns. whole foods, more fresh fruits and vegetables. the challenge is you can have that conversation and they don't make immediately easy then it will not happen. that's what we get into the conversation about food deserts or you can tell people to eat fruits and vegetables and measure outside that of store carries fruits of that some of them in your potatoes and yams. i like those items don't get me wrong but they are not the fruits and vegetables we want people to be involved if they're going to maintain a healthy diet. it's about changing the vibe around them to make it more accessible. >> thank you so much for the presentation and for the leadership of mucus city health department. i'm with change labs solution ever wanted to ask you about the example you gave from harlem. how do you scale up something like th

crime rate to the lead? >> in part. it's hard to make a direct causal linkage to say that one thing caused one person to murder someone but it's clear in the literature. >> reporter: what we know, d.c. public schools tested water in all schools and rec centers after a dozen buildings turned up with high levels of lead. they will install special filters to remove the lead. we are learning that filters will be installed in the but the filters are just a band- aid fix. we need to replace the old pipes. he said d.c. water should ban the practice of partial pipe replacement and tear up all the old pipe. it's a costly proposal but one that will save lives. we are live in northwest, delia goncalves, wusa 9. >>> >> what should you do at home? get your levels tested and if you need a certified lead removal filter, do so. >>> michigan's attorney general is filing lawsuits against two companies that are being blamed for the lead contamination in flint. >>> following yesterday's storms, neighbors are helping neighbors an

and always working to be better. >>> welcome back to "the lead." at freddie gray died because of the driver, caesar goodson, today a judge ruled not guilty on all seven counts, including the most serious charge of second-degree depraved heart murder. he was the third of six officers to stand trial. the first ended in a mistrial, second was acquitted. let's go to miguel marquez. does today's acquittal impact the other cases going forward? >> reporter: well, that is the huge question. the fact that the prosecution did not offer enough evidence to find him guilty on one of these charges raises the real possibility that none of the police officers will be convicted of any crime. protests and anger over yet another full acquittal of a baltimore police officer connected to the death of freddie gray. above all, frustration that now possibly none of the six officers will be convicted of anything. >> not guilty on murder is essentially -- you can kill this black guy and no one is going to be convicted for it. >> reporter: caesar goodson, the driver of the pr

who will take the leading or? e foreign minister and will that began even as recently as right now? >> i cannot give you a definitive answer david, but article 50 if that is the root and we go down, has to be triggered by the british government. it has to be taken by the british government as a decision. the prime minister said he wants to stay on the ship at the moment but he has triggered a veto. we will hear from others from the party here in london but that might not reduce a result before november or december. others say we need to get on with it right away. when not actually know that will be. we definitely need senior ministers and place. the decision on triggering or not triggering the article 50 probably has to wait for that. >> that his former ambassador to the united states peter westbrook caught. coming up, can brexit be overturned. more to come next. -- peter westbrook caught. >> and john, were to we begin? a series of questions. will try to summarize here into it now. >> it is not impossible. the thin

the lead is that the vets got money. >> yeah. >> that's a big deal. that's the lead. other stuff. >> all right. he said everybody got the money. all right. let's get over. >> that's a good thing. >> let's get over to chris kyle. all right. he is the navy cereal who was glorified in the movie "american sniper" in the book. he said that he received medals, let me get this right, okay? in his autobiography keil two silver stars five bronze stars. again the press, captain nash, is insinuating this is bogus. comes from website called intercept. i checked it out because i know kyle's wife, clinton eastwood, i said is this a problem? on the navy separation papers it says that kyle received two silver stars and six bronze stars. so he under estimated his -- according to the navy separation papers. and the press is going -- attacking kyle. can you explain this to me, captain? >> yeah. it seems to be a confusion between what this, as you say, this group came out. >> the intercept. >> greenwald is one of the founders of this. >> antimilitary guy. >> if you look at some of the ot

hillary clinton watched the lead dwindle. bernie sanders barnstormed polls tightened. in that contest clinton pulled off the narrowist of wins -- narrowest of wins. clinton took wins for super tuesday, southern state and florida and banked the pledge delicates and bolstered her campaign argument she can windy verse states -- win diverse states. >> all of you voted to break down the barriers that hold us back. reporter: but the democrats helped santorum bring up the rust belt victory as a late season surge. >> look up every poll and what the polls will tell you we defeat trump by margins than clinton does. >> last night delegate and super delegates added up to a nomination win for clinton there. we still have work to do. >> the sanders campaign called at it rush to judgment with six more states having their say today. in los angeles. leon: for the republicans, senator mark kirk is no longer supporting donald trump for president. the illinois senator said he withdrew his support of trump news on hispanics, women and the disabled. today trump said his chris schism of the h

the cavs came up big time. they had an early double digit lead and never looked back. mes led the way with 32 points, cleveland taking game three. look at this number. 120-90. >>> in san francisco, bell crashes one over the wall and one entfan jumps right in. they beat the sox 2-1. >>> first military service member while on ack duty has been buried at arlington nation national cemetery. he won two gold medals in track and field at the 1948 summer games, while an active duty member of the air force. he was also a member of the famed tuskegee airmen. >>> who won big at the awards last night. you're watching "early today." could save them money on car insurance, right? you see the thing is geico, well, could help them save on boat insurance too. hey! okay...i'm ready to come in now. hello? i'm trying my best. seriously, i'm...i'm serious. request to come ashore. geico. saving people money on more than just car insurance. but zzzquil is different have pain medicine because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep

that's it for "the lead." rn you over now to wolf blitzer right next door in "the situation room." thanks for watching. >> happening now, breaking news, terror in tel aviv, shots rang out in a popular market area. three people are dead and others seriously wounded. two assailants are now in custody. >>> clinton's milestone. nearly a century after women won the right to vote, hillary clinton becomes the first woman to claim the presidential nomination of a major party. bernie sanders claims he'll keep on fighting. can democrats unite? you'll hear from hillary clinton in a special cnn interview. >>> trump's new tone. with

>>> welcome to "the lead," i'm jake tapper. we have breaking new details about the worst mass shooting in u.s. history and the deadliest terror attack on american soil since 9/11. 49 people were slaughtered, 53 others wounded. some grieve yously at a gay nightclub yesterday morning by this terrorist, omar siddiqui mateen who pledged allegiance to isis. >> oh, my god. they are shooting back and forth. >> reporter: the terrorist was killed in a shootout with police after s.w.a.t. team tried to get in to the club to save hostages. while there's no indication as of now that this attack was directed about i a specific overseas terrorist group, the terrorist was known by the fbi and had been interviewed three times about possible terror connections. we are now learning that authorities continue to investigate whether others may have been involved in planning or helping to carry out this deadly carnage. we have a team of correspondents and analysts covering every angle of the story, a closer look inside the law enforcement response and

he takes the lead. then later in the lap, stewart makes a move and takes the lead. hamlin hits the wall. stewart takes the checkered flag through a third win in sonoma. 49th career sprint cup win for him. tomorrow night, the bay bridge series kicks off at at&t as the giants host the a's. coverage begins right here starting at 7:00. i know you're excited for the bay bridge series rgs right. >> this will be cool because both teams are doing so well. giants also doing really well. i know giants are hosting a bit of an advantage there. who knows. >> you never know. you never know who comes to rivalry games. >> thanks so much. coming up next, popping the question in the middle of a parade. we'll show you this very surprised surprise proposal. that's coming up. it's not just pride weekend her. in that city's pridecer marching parade surprised his partner by question... ==take ts== four seconds cheeri runs=:04 ==nt vo== surprised his partner by popping the question. >> now he was so surprised because more than 100 officers suddenly stopped and turned toward the crowd. one o

now he's the leading face of the leave campaign.e his argument why britain should leave the eu next. you're watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc, first in business worldwide. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." we are still outside the houses of parliament. i'm joined by the former leader of the conservative party in iain duncan smith. good morning to you. thank you very much for joining us. significant move in the polls over the weekend. the leave camp, your camp had significant momentum during june that switched. do you fear a huge growth in unity amongst the remain camp over the last couple of days? >> no, actually, i don't think there was any noticeable move at all in the polls. the professor kurdish who does all the exit polls, he's made it quite clear this is just people moving one way or the other. it was pretty much 50/50 before. one notes that the poll remain was well ahead last week. now it is down to one point. take it whatever way you want. the polls don't matter at the end of the day but it is about 50/50. >> cam

prudential bring your challenges >>> welcome back to "the lead." is now talking to people who say they communicated with the man who would become the orlando terrorist through gay dating apps. let's bring in cnn's brian todd. how would this news, if it turns out to be true, how would it affect the investigation. >> reporter: a law enforcement official tells us it would certainly change their perspective on this investigation. we do have new information this afternoon on the killer's activities in the gay community, but there are also new questions about his motive for engaging with the community. the picture that's emerging appears to show a conflicted killer, several gay men, including club goers, say omar mateen was a frequent visitor of gay night clubs and used gay dating apps. kevin west knew him from the gay dating app jacked. >> he was saying, what clubs are popping. the last contact was like three months ago. >> reporter: west recognized mateen when he saw him on saturday night. >> i was right in front of pulse standing outside of the car. i

welcome to "the lead." we're getting chilling new information about the worst mass shooting in modern american history. cnn is learning that the killer carefully devised plans to launch against the attack suggesting he knew he wasn't coming home that sunday morning. more of the 49 orlando nightclub shooting victims were buried. sadly, there are many more funerals to come. president obama and vice president biden met with the victims' families and fbi director james comey is there offering his condolences. we are learning more about the actions leading up to the attack, including the vast amount of money spent and the preparations he made. let's go to drew griffin in ft. pierce, florida. drew, you look at this news here and it looks like he was making preparations to die. >> reporter: absolutely. preparations to attack and then preparations for his family in the life after the attack which he knew was not going to include him. we now know he bought an expensive piece of jewelry for his wife and was making sur

>>> welcome back to the lead. i'm jake tapper. let's lead to politics today. hillary clinton teaming up with elizabeth warren and taking aim at donald trump fuelling further speculation of a possible all female democratic ticket. the pair blasting the real estate mogul for his comments that the brexit vote might send the pound down and boost attendance and the bottom line at his scottish golf course as cnn's jeff zelany joins us. today he called warren a hypocrite saying that he sh had dinged clinton in her book for quote selling out to credit card companies. i'm not sure how she can justify supporting the queen of wall street, unquote. >> jake, perhaps not surprisingly, there is little talk about disagreements between warren and clinton particularly how close she is to wall street as warren has been critical of in the past. today was a day of unifying themselves against donald trump and above all a test of chemistry here in cincinnati. hillary clinton and elizabeth warren at long last on the same stage and same ti

proven results. >>> welcome back to "the lead." n scotland, donald trump expressed praise for britain leaving the eu. jim acosta is live for us outside trump's resort in scotland. mr. trump landed in scotland just after the brexit votes were announced but that wasn't necessarily what he initially wanted to talk to reporters about. >> reporter: well, he wanted to talk about golf and quite a bit. he talked about it as if he had just won a primary. the timing couldn't have been better as he was touring his empire here in a suddenly very different united kingdom. don't look now, but trumpism just crossed the atlantic. ♪ at least that's how donald trump sees britain's so-called brexit from the european union, even drawing parallels to his own race. >> people want to take their country back. they want to have independence, in a sense. they want to be able to have a country again. so i think you're going to have this happen more and more. i really believe that and i think it's happening in the united states. >> reporter: at the grand reope

the country -- >> maybe the cat will lead. >> i think the cat already left.he cat's gone. he abdicated and said i'm out, this is too complicated for me. as joe was pointing out, these big demographic splits in who voted for leave and who voted for stay. we're seeing some of the same demographic splits here in the united states. >> we are. we want to get the politics from tom rogan and jessica tarlog money and we've been talking about the similarities at home, the establishment wanting something different for their lives. how similar is this to what's playing out here with the donald trump movement? >> i think it's quite similar in terms of people from different political persuasions bucking the trend, bucking the establishment and doing so by a pretty significant margin based on polling data of the lafew weeks. i think there is an indication of this momentum against the idea that the status quo is in some way sustainable. so the reflection of that in terms of donald trump, i would use a very good example and let's see if it holds. but bernie sanders the other

invest remembers closely watching the lead to up thursday's big vote in europe. british vote letters way in on whether the country should leave the european union, break up would bring lots of uncertainty to the market. some big changes coming to cosco today, wholesaler searching from american express to city visa. city will be mailing new cards to cosco customers, cash back rewards and other perks will automatically transfer. >> and today's facebook holds its annual shareholder meeting on the agenda, creating new class of non-voting stock, this way, ceo mark zuckerberg could transfer shares to the chan zuckerberg initiative without including his majority voting controls. zuckerberg and his wife have promised to give away 99% of their fortune to charity. jim, brooke? >> i can start a charity for myself, jill. it is called the jim donovan retirement funds, and i'll share it with brooke, i'll do god deeds, ill. >> don't forget your money watch reporter. >> all right, thanks, jill. >> federal investigators funds to release more information about the orlando massacre.

dustin johnson tied for the lead. gave him the share of the lead and makes a right turn and falls and tj is cruising after two rounds. >>> copa america the talk of this side of the soccer world but across the pond it is about euro 2016. spain has not lost to turkey in 52 years. spoiler alert didn't happen. 34th minute, nil, nil game and molitto cross and al varo morerock using the noggin. seth here and that is a defensive play with a moless ditto goal and spain wins 3-0 and check out the crotia check republic. fans threw flair on the field. it was a 2-2 draw. >>> stanford running back christian mccaffrey is the best college football player and not half bad with a harmonica either. >> he can play the piano and a company on the harmonica. >> what doesn't he do? >> that is so cool. >> when you think about his family. good genes. talk about an athletic family. >> going back to the warriors, the past two games rough, they didn't look good and they were down 31-11, you can complain about the revs but stef said the refs did n

orioles take the lead at 5-3. in the eighth, welcome back, manny. his 18th home run of the season.oles win it 6-3. jim and wendy, third round of the quicken loans tees off 7:55. leaders hit the course at 1:55. we will have . >>> only in l.a. you can feel like you are falling from 70 stories up. it's a new attraction. the skyslide is made of one-inch thick glass. it sits 1,000 feet above the city attached to the u.s. bank tower. for $8, you can slide down 45 feet outside of the building. the slide opens to the public tomorrow and apparently you slide in to the a new observation deck and a bar there so you [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- jim parsons. j.j. watt. musical guest,

. >> we got a vote in the senate. it lead to compromised negotiations that are happening that might get this done. >> reporter: late this afternoon, president obama took to twitter to thank congressman lewis for his leadership here. the action has all the markings of a coordinated democratic party wide effort including the #no bill, no break. reporting from the capitol, garrett haake, wusa 9. >> muriel bowser and chief lanier will call on them to get common sense gun reform. >>> individual tax credits to help people buy coverage from january aside to cover high risk patients. it did not include specifics about the size of the tax credits, the price of the plan or how many would be covered. >>> to a developing story out of arlington county. a driver shot himself after police pulled him over. >> the man died in his vehicle. it happened not far from arlington national cemetery around 3:30 this afternoon. a police officer pulled over the situation on washington boulevard. as he approached the car he heard gunshots. he called f ba

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warriors coach not happy about losing the lead and destroys his white board. klay thompson, they shot a season low 20 points. but the teammate sean livingston rallied for a season high. >>> now to a vastly different yet epic home runs. in chicago, cubby chris bryant absolutely demolished one. it soared way over the left field bleachers. cubs go on to beat my dodgers. over in minnesota, eduardo nunez can't quite get it over the wall. that doesn't stop him. nunez hustling around the bases so hard, he lost his helmet. he flies over home plate to home run. >>> scary moments at the pga memorial. phil mickelson's tee shot veers off course, it hits a fan in the head. the ball bounced all the way through the fairway to the rough on the other side. the man not seriously injured. >> if your head was a touch softer i'd be in the fairway. i'm so sorry. >> good to see everyone in high spirits after phil signed his glove. >>> >>> just ahead, ticket prices soar ahead of a hamilton curtain call. >>> and a epic close encounter for arnold schwarzenegger, you'll see what happened

that gives jerad eickhoff the lead. to the fifth.hillies did have the lead until this manage was crushed into the left field stands. became tied at one. not panicking until here. a big two run jack to left. the phillies now trailing three to one. eickhoff gave up three run off nine hits. then from the seventh gonzalez on the mound. the phillies losing streak is now at five. four-one the final. >>> big week ahead for both the flyers and sixers. both leagues will be holding drafts. let's start with the orange and black. they surprised everyone by making the playoffs last season and losing to the caps in the first round. they have the 18th pick in the first round friday night in buffalo. hextall's team loaded with defensive prospects so will he pick another blue liner or maybe go with a forward. >> we've got more defense prospects than we do forward prospects and that's -- it's no different last year. we -- you know, we didn't have a lot of goalies so we loaded up last year, little more than i anticipated and this year there's a little

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the result could lead to a deterioration of the uk's economic performance. ratings agency downgraded britain's credit rate to a double a standard just a couple minutes ago. the stock markets were again straight downhill right after the opening bell. reporter: markets worldwide remain under pressure. wall street is down, and london -- shares of banks and other financial companies fell as investors speculated the global economic uncertainty will continue for long time. trading was suspended on monday following heavy losses on the london stock exchange. barclays share price was down over 17%. trading resumed after five minutes. despite attempts of the british five minutes -- finance minister to calm markets. >> no one should doubt our resolve to maintain the physical -- the fiscal responsibly. the british economy is fundamentally strong. we are highly repetitive -- competitive. we are open for business. reporter: the pound sterling was down another 3% on monday. it is sitting at a 31 yellow -- yolo. christoph: a bleak picture on european markets. jens, another

welcome to "the lead." i'm jake tapper. hillary clinton tried to eviscerate donald trump's greatest campaign strength his perceived business acumen. >> we cannot put a person like this with all his empty promises in a position of power over our lives. we can't let him bankrupt america like we are one of his failed casinos. >> clinton is hoping to exploit any potential weaknesses in her rival after an unsteady few weeks in his campaign and now the businessman finds himself lagging behind hillary clinton in how much money their campaigns have in the bank what's called cash on hand. he's behind her to the tune of $40 million. we've got reporters covering both presidential campaigns this afternoon. we're going to begin with cnn's senior white house correspondent jim acosta. he's live outside trump tower. jim, mr. trump trying to regain the offensive this week turning the focus back on his democratic opponent. >> reporter: that's right, jake. donald trump is working in overdrive trying to reassure republicans that he is running

go a little bit off of the chronology because we had been doing civil war and reconstruction into the lead up to the war for about a decade and we needed a break. i said, immigration is always an interesting issue. little did we know how interesting emigration would he best immigration -- how interesting immigration would be in the next 12 months. so i want to thank all of the current political candidates and for making this conference into a handmade even more relevant and important conference than we had thought it would be. but as one of our participants