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how they're being honored across the na, and in the bay area. for kpix 5 news this morning... beginning at 4:3 good morning. it's monday, june 13th. ,, >>> here's a look at the forecast in some cities around the country. ♪ >>> all we can say is you are not on your own right now. your tragedy is our tragedy. theater is a place where every race, creed, sexuality, and gender is equal, is embraced, and is loved. hate will never win. >> host james corden dedicated the tony awards last night to those affected by the orlando tragedy. those in attendance wearing ribbons in solidarity. >>> many on broadway rallied to embrace the lgbt community after the shootings at a gay nightclub in florida. >>> to send a message about gun violence in the orlando tragedy, the cast of "hamilton" performed during the tony show without muskets. ♪ ♪ we move as one we have one shot to live another day ♪ >> the performance was led by "hamilton" creator and star lin-manuel miranda. >>> in the open to his show, john oliver set aside fanfare, opting instead for a direct message

it's been project hate as far as integration's concerned. [ applause ] >> reporter: somewhere among the nae-calling, an argument is taking place. britain does by far the bulk of its trade with europe. every major business group wants britain to stay in, along with every major international financial body and every ally britain has including the u.s. the outers say the e.u. is holding britain back with its stifling regulations, unelected bureaucracy, and high costs. the opinion polls say the result is too close to call. and lest you ask the bookees who are usually right. the betting money, says alex donahue, is going one way in the homestretch. >> one point we thought to use the horse racing term, we might need to use a photo finish equipment. now we're saying there might be lengths at the end. >> reporter: staying in the e.u. is a much stronger bet? >> 100%. >> reporter: the leave campaign is relying on an emotional, even nostalgic appeal. a slogan by leave campaigner boris johnson. >> if we vote leave and take back control, i believe that this thursday could be our country's independence

i know that the nas is in the process of standing up of the committee that'll be apart of the evaluating the testing. we are working on a concurrent bases to get the testing ramped up and started. that work is under way but that's the current status. >> when you say you viewed the department as a path to ramp up the testing, you are talking about assisting the national academy of science or several testing? >> as i unction the national academy science methods, it takes them a while to ramp up there committees and they have a formal process by which they do that and given the back end time line that we have to move all this, we have actually started moving forward with some of the development on the testing. my hope is they're able to move quickly enough so we don't get too far that happens and we are worried we may blow the time line if we don't start working. i am being repetitive, i am trying to make sure i understand you are ramping up your testing. >> my understand is the nas will be evaluating the testing that's done by the department >> okay. >> the testing is your responsibility o

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foxx: my understanding is that the nas will be evaluating the testing that is done by the department. sen. moran: done by the department. ok. so the testing is your evaluation? i assume you would tell me when the testing and results are in, that is something you would commit to paying attention to as you develop your plan in regard? sec. foxx: yes, i can also tell you that the results -- no results of the testing that is being done will be published or put out there until the n.a.s. task force has a chance to really drill into it and validate it or invalidate it. sen. moran: >> thank you, mr. secretary. finally this is a manufacturing question somewhat outside the scope of the fast act, but my uestion relates to harmonizing café standards. my understanding is that the national traffic safety administration and epa are not in sync with the standards. you can be in compliance with one and fined or challenged by the other. and the administration had the one national program trying to harmonize the regulations so a manufacturer, all of us can understand what the standards are. can you bri

breaks out midday, you'll be comfortable in sleeveless and shorts in the afternoon if you're going to the na t nats game as they take on the cubs, the two best teams in baseball. it will turn humid in the afternoon. in the upper 60s by 6:00. by the time you return back home, you may need the umbrella again. late evening we could hear thunder and lightning. the storm team 4 4-day forecast, the highs are reaching near 80. then tomorrow night into friday morning, we could get some heavy downpours with thunder and showers ending midday with 70s here. a great father's day weekend coming up. sunshine, low humidity over the weekend. a chance of storms after the weekend is on tuesday. now we'll check the morning commute, jack taylor, what is going on now? >>> well, we had the potential of an accident here. nobody is arriving on the scene yet on the topside of the ramp south to 29. colesville road, they had a fender-bender on the ramp. we believe this is wrapping up. the bw parkway near 198 should be wrapping up as well. riders on the blue, orange and silver line expect minor delays in both direction

the national academy of science ?are you assisting in sec. foxx: my understanding is nas will be evaluating the testing that is done by the department. sen. moran: done by the department. ok. so the testing is your evaluation? i assume you would tell me when the testing and results are in, that is something you would commit to paying attention to as you develop your plan in regard? sec. foxx: yes, i can also tell you that the results -- no results of the testing that is being done will be published or put out there until the n.a.s. task force has a chance to really drill into it and validate it or invalidate it. sen. moran: >> thank you, mr. secretary. finally this is a manufacturing question somewhat outside the scope of the fast act, but my question relates to harmonizing cafe standards. my understanding is that the national traffic safety administration and epa are not in sync with the standards. you can be in compliance with one and fined or challenged by the other. and the administration had the one national program trying to harmonize the regulations so a manufactur

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>> yes, because i always go by the philosophy na if you lose 30 plus people in an attack like this, theres something to learn. what i can tell from the pictures is essentially you had roving patrols, usual in terms of security. the capability of three terrorists. do they need more manpower? can they push security further. let's be perfectly honest with each other. airports are hard at the cockpit and the airplane. they get progressively softer as you get to the public arena. there is no way you can have a perfectly hardened airport like this or any major airport in the u.s. we have to use to minimize the risk and increase security presence. you are always going to have a bottleneck. on the other side is an insecure space that can be taken advantage of. >> c.i.a. director, john brennan said, quote, i'd be surprised if dash, isis is not trying to carry out that kind of atk in the united states. >> i would go beyond desperate and say it is apocalyptic. they believe end times are coming and i think john brennan is absolutely right. they are focused on us, whether it is europe or in this count

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. >> the identities of the victims are slowly coming in com and so far we know the names nas of 21 people killed. >> including 36-year-old eric e ortiz rivera.iva. he came to orlando from puertoer rico and was working in i management after earning his h bachelors degree. >> stanley ammodovar a 23-year-old pharmacyharm technician. then 37-year-old kimberly morris affectionately known as kj by family and friends. frien she was a bouncer at the club. c in college she was a standout basketball player inn at postla university iyen connecticut.onn. >>> you can help the victims. vs >> there are several go fund fun me campaigns one was set up the orlando lgbt based civilasiv rights group called equality cly florida. they're hoping to raiseng $1 million.$1 there's the lgbt center oferf central florida.rida they've september a hotline hot with grief counselors.ouelor another way to help is through h crowd rise. dona and lgbt people who are afraid r to go to gay clubs. clu >> an exact motive for the attack is still beingbeing investigated.vested. the associated press reports no evidence of directof

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. >> muhammed's casket will be present at the gentlemen nas is a. understandin understanding e of the event to the muslim faith we will make every effort for all muslims to attend. >> reporter: funeral procession passing by ali's childhood home will take place friday morning. followed by an inter faith memorial at the kfc yum center. will smith who starred in the movie ali and former heavyweight champion boxer len knock lewis will serve as paul bearers. former president bill clinton and actor comedian billy crystal are set to speak. turkey's president and jordan's king had also been schedule to address the crowd but were bumped due to timing concerns. more than 30,000 free tickets will be available on a first come first serve basis. fans unable to go to friday's service will be able to watch it on the jumbo tron outside the arena. >>> in new york, laura ingle, fox news. >>> a montgomery county judge unsealed surveillance video that shows the moments a baby was abducted from the king of prussia mall. it happened back in march. prosecutors say sheree a

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the state bill elittle na its the current ten-year statute of limitation on rape, that would allow definite prosecution for rape and sexual assault, including sexual abuse of a child. that bill has bipartisan support. victims rights advocates applaud that change. most of the uproar in this case was over the sentencing. on that, the national women's advocacy group is paying for a billboard, pushing a petition to ask the state judicial commission to take action against a judge. there is a counterpetition on change.org. >> that one signed by many attorneys supporting judge persky and the need for judicial discretion t. district attorney will make ris remarks. we will have coverage in our mid-day newscasts. in palo alto, chris sanchez, "today in the bay." a new scandal surrounding city council member lynn et gibson mcelhenny, a report says she misused city resources to stop a townhouse project next to her oak home. people are taking the frustration out on the mayor. outside oak pd headquarters, they voiced their anger over recent opd suspensions. >> it is time to step forward and blow the whist

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the boy was at risk. renowned wildlife expert jack hachb na saying he stands by the zoo's decision. >> i'll tell you rightnow, i'll bet my life right now, if i had to, that that child would not be here today. >> reporter: animal activist groups slamming the zoo. >> the physical barriers at the cincinnati zoo are not adequate to keep people out of the enclosures. >> reporter: our cameras capturing crews making changes to the barriers at the gorilla exhibit. and the zoo's most recent federal inspection was less than two months ago. the zoo and those barriers passed without any citations. alex perez, abc news, cincinnati. >> if you're planning to go to europe this summer, strong warning from the state department says be careful. it warns several high profile events could be targets for terrorists including this month's european soccer championships in france. the tour de france and the >>> a hacker with some clear political leanings hacked into the dallas, texas, department of transportation computer. here is the result. a sign reading bernie for president. another sign a short distance away called donald tr

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they try to block users who spread the isis message but it's a constant battle because the propaganda change their user na names and back online. >> pete williams in washington, thank you. the tsa tells nbc news it hasn't changed its security posture after the attack but they did deploy tactical police units with a show of force today. with two attacks in four months, security here are wrestling with a delicate question how do you make the airport safer but still make the airport experience bearable by passeng passengers. >> reporter: at select u.s. airports today, new york, atlanta, l.a., a high police presence watching airport perimeters and arriving traffic. at jfk airport, a suspicious package closed terminal 5 for a short time. the u.s. st the u.s. bull the u.s. stan buattack comes j as travel takes off for the holiday. launch their attacks outside the secure area. the question is whether the first security checkpoint should be moved away from the terminal perhaps outside to the drop-off curb or across the street in a parking lot. that's what authorities in bruss brussels did after the march attack.

the country, montana, of course there's also new mexico and south dakota and the north dakota democratic caucuses. it's mon ta na we're focusing on. four republicans fighting for the chance to do something they haven't done in a while, hold the governor's mansion in the state and unseat the incumbent governor. that's the race of the day. the likely winner of the republican primary on tuesday and the guy that will challenge the sitting governor in the fall is greg fornta, a businessman turned republican candidate in the mold of other recent winners states like michigan, florida, and illinois. like every race in 2016 the trump question does loom large. he told a local outlet last month he would support the nominee, quote, whom ever that ends up being, unquote. more cash on hand, even after jim forta's sunk tens of thousands into the race this year. our friends at the cook political report have this race as a likely democratic hold. at least in their column. montana likely to vote for a businessman turned republican politician for president but will they do the same for governor? will that help that gubernatorial t