people are getting ready to unload and getting on their flights. the big concern is for those traveling to europe and those going to the many large venues. live from international -- anchor 2: to the race for the white house, with donald trump lashing out at the media today. hisas talking about fundraising for veterans, saying that he has raised nearly $6 million. today, he read a list of charities that cashed checks. the reason he did not publicly announce who got the money was because he did not want to take credit for it. donald trump: this has been a great time. this is incredible. this is my check for $1 million. anchor 2: the campaign has given conflicting amounts of how much money was actually raised. trump's team says they were waiting on the donors to make good on the pledges. firefighters. someone in serious trouble. he collapses. the firefighters heard the sound and jumped into action. pulse.ient had no >> we did not know what we were walking out to, at the time. us what wasal told wrong and went into cardiac arrest. >> they switched gea

of trash in an alley it shows the men unloading the he's of trash and throwing it on the ground. if you recognize the men, contact reading police. >>> trenton police are searching for the thief caught on camera stealing from a church. surveillance video shows the man steeling a snow blower from word alive center last weekend. it happened why would church members were attending a prayer service a few feet away. >>> it's sad that someone would steal from god's house, he had no respect from god's house, we was in here praying. >>> i don't know what state of mind, it was drugs he needs to be helped. >>> the man wheeled the snow blower down front street in broad daylight and got a generator. if you see anyone with a snow blower, it's an odd thing to see tell police and contact them. >>> bill cosby's lawyers are trying to get the sexual assault charges against him dropped. they are challenging the use of hearsay evidence in montgomery county. they argue his accuser should have been called to testify, only her statements were read in court. his lawyers say if the charges were not droppe

before you leave the house, donald trump expected to unload on hillary clinton in a speech.day after she attacked his economic plans. >>> mandatory evacuations as 21 wild fires rage across states. >>> cleveland celebrating lebron james and the cavs at a victory parade kicking off at 11:00 a.m. >>> time now for the good, bad, ugly. kansas dad getting a dad to match his son's brain cancer surgery scar. he did it to boost his eight-year-old's confidence. >>> stealing more than 3,000 cases of beer from an atlanta brewery. that's more than $90,000 and 78,000 bottles. >>> it's all fun and games until someone gets stuck inside a barney the dinosaur head. firefighters forced to cut it off. she put it on as a joke to scare her friends, but it didn't end well. >> and barney still loves her. >>> all right, "fox & friends" starts now. have a great day. >>> well, good morning to you, and to your family. it is wednesday, it is june 22nd, 2016 i'm ainsley earhart, and this is a fox news alert. surgeries frantic search alert for his father and three children after they completely vanished f

we have this dump truck unloading. the question is, what's the policy? you have all this promise, you know what, she's not really for, as tucker was saying, the middle class, we got to look out for the american people. where are donald trump's actual policies? that's what i thought was empty-handed here. he talks about things, that i've read you know tax hikes, but tax hike for who? tax cuts for who? tax cuts for the very wealthy. he talks about trade and it's very interesting, because you know that's an issue that appeals to bernie sanders' voters, let's cut back on the trade issue. she's an internationalist, she's a globalist, i'm not, i'm america first. but when the economists look at it it's going to cost americans jobs. i say let me hear your actual policies, mr. trump and then i'll make a decision. >> kg, what do you make of what juan said, there's no substances to his promises. >> that can come. today what i think he needs to do is show that he was up to the task and give a little taste, a little sampler of what's to come in terms of why there are

at one point there's so many ships waiting to be unloaded that george marshall, army chief of staff, and actually macarthur's direct commander, has to send a communique to macarthur and say, look, would you please hurry up and get these ships unloaded because you're clogging the whole pipeline of supplies. so i think it was interesting to look at quartermaster records and other things and kind of get through that misa little bit, too. macour their made some great decisions. he made some great tactical and strategic advances, but the myth he did everything on a shoe string, the record doesn't bear that out in terms of the southwest pacific. let me spend a few minutes with the theme that i think is particularly intriguing and ask macarthur's role and his evolution as a military commander. i think we have to remember that at the basis of everything, macarthur definitely was a 19th century man. he is a man that guess to west point, graduates first in his class, of course, in 1901, and he actually learns horsemanship, very important at that point, but not much to do with horsemanship in w

at one point, there so many ships waiting to be unloaded that george marshall, army chief of staff and actually macarthur's commander sends a communication to mcarthur and say look, would you please hurry up and get these ships unloaded because you are clogging the entire pipeline of supplies. . . let me spend a few minutes with the thing that i think is intriguing. i think we have to remember that at the basis of everything, macarthur definitely was a 19th century man. he goes to west point, graduates first in his class in 1901 and actually learns horsemanship which was very important at that point, but not much to do with horsemanship in world war ii. he learns about static operations in the trenches of world war i. he goes on and become superintendent of west point and even when he is in his position as u.s. army chief of staff, in the 1930s, he's on record saying airplanes, well, i'm not sure airplanes are that important. he only wants airplanes and bombers for the army when he learns that the navy is going to get some bombers. he figures the army better get some as well. so on dec

the video shows the men opening the rear door, and unloading he's of trash on the ground. if you know who they are, contact reading police. >>> 6:06. bill cosby's lawyers are trying to get the sexual assault charges against him dropped. they are challenging the hearsay evidence at a recent hearing in montgomery county. his lawyers say his accuser should have been called to testify, instead her statements were read in court. if the charges are not dropped they would like a new preliminary hearing. >>> convenience seems to be king when it comes to the consumer why go out and get it if you can wait for it to come to you. maribel aber has new stats about online shopping. >> reporter: consumers are doing more of their shopping online than in stores for the first time. that's the result of an animal survey by upstairs. five thousand shoppers were surveyed and 51% purchases were made on the web. there was a jump in purchases made from smart phones. >>> stocks rallied as oil closed above $51 a barrel for the first time in a rear. reports of weekly jobless claims and wholesale inve

and the billionaire unloaded on the slezy.for all of the abuse, we as reporters showed no sign of ending our relationship addiction with donald trump. it is not just us but the public appetite. where is the comparable coverage of hillary clinton? she's had a colorful career, first lady and senator, former secretary of state, and been p involved in a lot of scandal and her husband's affairs and all that and has been be on the public stage 25 years and we know her. but the trump a reality show star and business guy is new. >> trump has promised in the general election, he intends to bring out issues and part of her colorful life as you call. it and you think the media coverage and her personal life will change in the general election? >> sure, everything is fair game in the the general election and we'll see the candidates. and particularly, it is warfare. hillary clinton gave a blistering speech of donald trump being incoherent on foreign policy. and trump critized her and said she should be in jail and talks about bill clinton

can the debate already -- hillary clinton and donald trump unloading on each other with their sharpest attacks yet. it began with a major speech on foreign policy, clinton taking dead aim at her rival calling the presumptive gop nominee dangerous and unfit to be president. >> donald trump's ideas aren't just different, they are dangerously incoherent. they are not even really ideas, just a series of bizarre rants, personal feuds and outright lies. he is not just unprepared, he is temperamentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability and immense responsibility. this is not someone who should ever have the nuclear codes because it is not hard to imagine donald trump leading us into a war just because somebody got under his very thin skin. he said if he regrading vladimir putin is a leader he would give him in a. i will leave it to the psychiatrists to explain his affection for tyrants. >> donald trump firing right back in classic trump fashion. >> i watched hillary today. it was pathetic, it was pathetic. supposed to be a foreign policy speech, it was a political spe

and trump unloaded on clinton as being a bad choice for president. here he is. >> hillary is not a talented person p. in fact a person with absolutely no natural talent. one of the worst secretary of states in the history of our country. and now she wants to be be our president? i will be honest, she has no natural talent to be the. this is not a president. >> reporter: trump unloaded on the collective media something he started from trump tower in a greater way. and he called one reporter a sleeze in the press conference. and last night had choice words for the press in general. >> i have to deal with the scum back there that write all of the bad stuff. they write bad stuff. really bad stuff. not all of them but some are good. some are bad human beings and they are liars, okay, they are liars. >> reporter: the press felt like the inside of a dirty aquarium, scum. when trump did that, it was shocking and now it is more of a joke. he says the press corps to be be scum and scorn heaped on us. most people are nice to us. and it is more of a game he play

if you have ever been in a place where you could hear them they were unloading. you hear a rumbling when they are coming across right at you. and you could hear that rumbling. we didn't know what to do with it, we're going to go across the border and be with the vietcong. it got us caught. but it was something else to watch. i remember having -- telling the guys one night when we were -- we were laying on our backside there wondering what we were going to do next. and so -- and i always carried a lot of grenades with me. and i said, well, guys, only one thing we can do. i said here is one grenade, pull the pin and we will a just lay down on the ground because we didn't have any more ammo or anything else and i said we'll just lay down on the ground and then when they come up and they reach and get you, you just hand them the grenade. so we did that. and the next -- at noon -- i said afternoon or the next day we heard the choppers, and we said gosh, you know, ok, the choppers are coming. you know. and they were coming under fire. but they still were coming in. and

truck, we know that by the id number was seen backing into depp's property where workers were seen unloading the items into johnny's house. meanwhile, amber is dropped her request for $50,000 a month in temporary spousal support. she claimed in a filing that depp had been using the money to distract the public from the seriousness of domestic violence. a hearing on heard's claims of physical abuse by depp is scheduled for friday in los angeles. right now, depp is rep staying at his private island in the bahamas while amber remains in los angeles. cameron mathison joins us amber is dropping her request for temporary spousal report. she can still ask for full spousal support later. >>> kim is here to talk about model behavior, as in supermodel. >> i got this. >> can you handle it? >> chrissy teigen qualifies as a supermodel. later on it was date night for mom and dad. you don't miss with her. that's the mom springi action. she is having none of these antics last night. >> what's up? >> earlier this wide eyed guy was hanging outside of sphot ot crs aig'loand oked like he was trying to be her an

for some, leaving behind a stone symbolizes unloading a personal burden. the first person to make this journey was st. james himself. after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide to spread the christian message. supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completely. then, in the 1960s, a handful of pri

. >> saying he forget to unload the truck that day, and he's no individual anti, just a father who lost so much to heroin now fighting back. >> they were going there to help. they were going to to rescue. they had their hearts into it, nothing else. >> reporter: back here live, the gun shop just outside declined comment, but police say you should never take these matters into your own hands. instead, call 911 if an addict needs help. meantime, the friends of these three suspects are organizing a fundraiser to pay for legal bills. live, randy gyllenhaal, nbc 10 news. >> thank you, randy. >>> a prosecutor is clearing state police for the deadly shooting of a retired trooper who killed two people during a botched robbery on a pennsylvania turnpike. the fulton county district attorney says the trooper who shot and killed clarence briggs in march should be commended for bravery. he fired at police who call for help, and a trooper fired back, hitting and killing briggs. >>> to the decision 2016, donald trump is preparing to head overseas. trump leaves for scotland tomorrow to check in on a pa

. >> the fines can be as high as 11,000 and tsa says passenger can ply with unloaded firearms as long as they're in locked container in checked baggage that is not a sound i'm looking forward to 17 year sick aida invasion gun. they began emerging over the last couple days they'll takeover north east in ohio, west virginia and pennsylvania. you heard the noise they make. it can be loud. these brewed five sick aidas appear once every 17 years. they mate and freak those of us out who do not like the ugly little bugs we'll be okay here. >> it will be several years other up vacation here in 2004. >> i remember one from 0s. when i was working with donny simpson and it was awful i don't remember any as bad as that one. sob no that's through the years. >> i have to do the math to go backwards it was in the 80s. >> they fly into you. >> i remember it came out the screen porch it was fun to watch them and everything was covered. it's weird. . >> awful. 6. >> you know who really enjoyed it was squirrels. >> really? >> yes. >> it looks like the things on golf course yesterday. >> that's something

. >> this comes 24 hours after clinton unloaded on donald trump using his business record as an examplef why she thinks he can't manage the economy. tracie potts is live on capitol hill. what can we expect? >> reporter: she is going to sit down with house democrats. how do they win in november? what is against donald trump and how hillary clinton may help the democrats who are running, trying to keep their places in the house and the senate and facing tough challenges in their home state. sort of inside baseball meeting for the democrats, top democrats on the hill with their presumptive nominee today. >> what about hillary clinton? she attacked trump yesterday and trump is going to fire back on his own attack speech. what will we hear from him? >> reporter: we have a preview. he said hillary clinton sat by while president obama grew the debt. he said he's an expert on debt, he knows how to deal with it. we are likely to hear more about that. she really slammed him yesterday when it comes to how he managed his businesses and how he might manage the u.s. economy. she said families and sma

unload, clear and lock. make a complete safe weapon. clear on left? coach: clear. clear on right?! the line is clear. shooters, remain in place. load one magazine with ten rounds. do not load your rifle. coach: do not move! coaches, stay vigilant. yes, sir! coach 2: sir, yes, sir. (sighs, groans quietly) with all due respect, gunny, you look like crap.

. >>> new york city police department unloaded several spots shooting a suspect. they received a call about a suspected shooting. when they approach the suspect he refused officers' orders to drop the gun and fired nearly 30 shots. police say a gun was recovered at the scene. >>> trial continues with the police officer in baltimore in connection with freddie gray, seizure goodson was driving the van when gray suffered a fatalities injury. he failed to secure gray with a seat belt. he faces up to 30 years in prison if convicted. >>> cleveland cavaliers pulled off a win in game seven last time, beating the defending champions golden state warrior. >> we've been so much adversity in the last few years, i knew what we would be capable of being down 3-1 versus the greatest season game ever. >> this is the first major championship for the city since the browns won an nfl title in 1964. it's been a while. "good morning america" will have more on the cleveland win. "g.m.a." starts at 7:00 a.m. >> i was pulling for the warriors, but i'm happy for labron and >>> researchers

they unloaded on the wrong, they unloaded their guns on the wrong community. >> let me ask you, you've been hosting fundraisers, putting together care packages. how are you? how is this community? give us some of the specifics to beginning the healing process. >> i was thinking today where everybody was in the healing process and how last night we had an event and everybody danced as a part of healing and how amazing that was for five minutes just to not think about the outside world. and when i got done with that moment, i thought about these victims and families that were still in the hospital and when that time of the healing process was going to start for them and how the variation of where we're all going to be as time goes by is going to shift and change so much. as how do we connect and we do that because of the community support that we've already gotten. and i keep telling everybody, this is a marathon, not a race. when you tell me that you want to be a volunteer, i'm going to call you in three months, i'm going to call you in six months, i'm going to call you a year from now

. >>> joining forces, clinton and warren teaming up, unloading on trump like never before. >>> consumer alert. late word of a massive ikea recall. 29 million dressers sold for decades, a potential danger for children. >>> and have you ever had the urge to smash everything in sight? "nightly news" begins right now. >>> from nbc world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening, the u.s. supreme court has issued a -- a law that imposes some of the toughest abortion restrictions in the nation, that will raise safety standards. tonight it's ruling is reverberating across a dozen other states. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams has details. >> reporter: a big cheer outside the court as the decision was announced in one of the nation's most divisive issues striking down a texas law that forced half the state's abortion clinics to shut down. it was so hard for candace russell to get an appointment, she ended up coming to california for an abortion. with justice amount kennedy -- on the law says abortion clinics must meet the same medical in

trump unloaded his most blistering verbal barrage yet on his democratic rival in the general leck. trump claimed among many other things that clinton destabilize the middle east while she served as second of state. he also says she should get prison time over the state department e-mail controversy. trump claims he's the right person for the job. >> when i see the crumbling roads and bridges or the dilapidated airports report factories moving overseas to mexico or the other countries for that matter, i know these problems can all be fixed but not by hillary clinton. only by me. >> clinton spent part today of huddled with white house democrats on capitol hill. the focus is party unity. she ended her day in north carolina where she accused of trump of gambling on the credit of the united states by flirting with default on the debt. >> donald trump offers no real solution for the economic challenges we face. he just continues to spout reckless ideas that will run up our debt and cause another economic crash. >> clinton not the only one criticizing donald trump. former presidential can

clinton and warren teaming up, unloading on trump like never before. and he fires back to nbc news, repeatedly calling warren a racist. >>> consumer alert. late word of a massive ikea recall. 29 million dressers sold for decades, a potentially deadly danger for children. >>> runway fireball, a plane with hundreds on board bursts into flames making an emergency landing. >>> and rage rooms, have you ever had the urge to smash everything in sight? people are paying to blow off steam. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is nbc "nightly news with lester holt." >>> good evening, the u.s. supreme court has delivered a stunning ruling, a law that imposes some of the toughest abortion restrictions in the nations that will raise safety standards. the courts saw it as something else and tonight it's ruling is reverberating across a dozen other states. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams has details. >> reporter: a big cheer outside the court as the decision was announced in one of the nation's

thousands of federal-- of fellow veterans when he parked his box truck-- his truck and started to unload it. while he was inside someone broke into the cab and stole his backpack. it went with you everywhere. >> it was like an accessory to me. if i was in a tuxedo and had my cummerbund my backpack. my friends call it my file cabinet. >> we will talk about what was inside of it in a minute. uozhe was a master sergeant in u.s. air force and the singer of the air force band and had a chance to travel all over the world performing. after he got out of the service things got to go. he was diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver. a transplant this is only hope transplant but also a kidney transplant and another one after the first one failed. 13.5 hours later he was out but the battle is far from over. he has to take these pills every day for the rest of his life so his body does not reject the oregon. the pills were among the things stolen and replaced by walter reed medical center but also in the backpack a manuscript of the book he has been writing about this entire experience. >> i know i'm

meanwhile, clinton's attention has shifted to the general election as she unloaded new attacks on republican presumptive nominee, donald trump. she said in part, it is classic behavior by a demagogue. we have seen it in many places and times in the world. that is why think it is so dangerous.. clinton -- >>> donald trump fired back and even borrowed a line from bernie -- from bernie sanders. >> she does not have the good judgment to be president, he got something right. >> reporter: donald trump and his campaign met with rnc fundraisers to discuss how to attract more big-ticket donors. hillary fox -- -- hillary, fox news. >>> volunteers have dedicated the last three weeks of their lives dedicated to helping bernie sanders when the california primary. they were holding out hope until the last ballot is counted. in sacramento county, there are at least 136,000 vote by mail and provisional ballots waiting to be verified and counted. with 18,000 votes separating clinton and sanders in sacramento county and 140,000 statewide, sanders and his supporters think the uncounted votes could make a diffe

take a look, workers outside of the national constitution center they've been unloading the trucks bringing in the ingredients, the rolls, the meats, the veggies. this is all about the wawa welcome america celebration. about noon today a five-ton hoagie will be marched in from wawa associates and it will be served to the crowd free of charge. if you're wondering how much is five tons in terms of individual hoagies. that would be about 23,000. on top of that, today, you get admission to the national constitution center and all the exhibits inside. >> we think it's completely appropriate that we're able to open our doors and share that with as many visitors as possible during independence week. >> reporter: with the bread, the oil, the condiments. you might notice, it's clear right now. they've got the boxes. they've going to get ready and start making these at a5:00 a.m. it's going to be a long effort. they've got a lot of workers inside. a lot of workers outside. we'll be back within the next hour to show you all the action as it begins when they start making all of these hoagies. five tons

. >>> joining forces, clinton and warren teaming up, unloading on trump like never before. >>> consumerte word of a massive ikea recall. 29 million dressers sold for decades, a potential danger for children. >>> and have you ever had the urge to smash everything

the unknown shooter unloading a hail of gunfire, waking up the neighborhood as bullets went flying. >> like 18 consecutive shots. in fact, my son was sleeping and it roque okay with him up. >> joanne wagner lives across the street where some bullets broke windows lodging into row home where is young children were sleeping. and it's far from the first time she's had to duck for cover. >> many years ago, right through my window, into the wall, and like five seconds before that, i was right here at the front door. >> reporter: police are still looking for the gunman, but the victim shot multiple times died as his friend rushed him to the hospital. and a gas station customer standing in the wrong place at the wrong time was also hit in the leg, but he is expected to survive. >> several rounds that had been fired, making an effort to determine if there's more than one shooter. >> reporter: redding police are using surveillance video to track down possible suspects. >> in our opinion, one shot is too many in the city. you have a condensed community which is an example of some of these round

plus, here in the bay area, people are eagerly unloading their guns. and saving parks for future generations. the president's message >>> tomorrow 20,000 people are expected to attend a vigil to honor some of the 49 people killed during the attack on a nightclub one week ago in orlando, florida. family and friends of one victim embraced following his funeral mass in downtown orlando. at another service a 21-year-old was honored by being named an honorary firefighter by local first responders. you can see where two sheriff's deputies were badly hurt while escorting one funeral procession. investigator rz say an impatient driver rammed into their motorcycles. we were at pittsburg city hall today as police showed off some of the weapons and ammunition turn eed in one man who turned two weapons today said these programs are important. >> you don't need to have extra guns around the house. i watch my grandchildren almost every day, and we have a grand-niece that we watch also. and it's just -- i teach them gun safety, but i do not want to have extra guns th

clinton and warren teaming up, unloading on trump like never before. and he fires back to nbc news, repeatedly calling warren a racist. >>> consumer alert. late word of a massive ikea recall. 29 million dressers sold for decades, a potentially deadly danger for children. >>> runway fireball, a plane with hundreds on board bursts into flames making an emergency landing. >>> and rage rooms, have you ever had the urge to smash everything in sight?

the fast-moving rainmaker is unloading on florida right now and getting ready to turn up the east coast and cause major travel delays. we have the forecast just ahead. >>> primary push as voters in six states head to the polls today. hillary clinton and bernie sanders are set to battle it out despite clinton's seemingly locking up the nomination overnight. as the top dogs of the republican party grimace at donald trump's tough stance against a judge that he sees as biased. >>> and new this half hour, anger mismanagement on the baseball diamond. >> a college baseball manager goes ballistic. getting in the faces of umpires even showcasing a little spin move for better positioning. very nice twirl. see what set him off. >>> the playboy mansion has a new owner. reportedly dropped nine figures for the storied estate and what he plans to do with it. the full story ahead in "the skinny" on this tuesday, june 7th. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> i think a few things need to be done to the mansion. >> power wash. >> how about that baseball coach though, the manager? he'

. >> reporter: in an extraordinary news conference today, donald trump defending himself, and unloading on reporters for questioning just how much money he raised for veterans groups. >> i sent people checks of a lot of money, and instead of being, like, thank you very much, mr. trump, or, trump did a good job, everyone is saying, who got it? who got it? who got it? and you make me look very bad. >> reporter: in january, trump claimed he raised $6 million at this iowa event, including a million from his own pocket. >> we just cracked $6 million, right? $6 million. >> reporter: but trump's campaign manager recently suggested the total amount raised was closer to $4.5 million. and trump's own milln contribution? it was only made last week. mr. trump, writing a million dollar check is incredibly generous. but the night of that iowa fundraiser, you said you had raised $6 million. clearly you had not. your critics say you tend to exaggerate, you have a problem with the truth. is this a prime example? >> no, i raised almost $6 million. some of it didn't come through, but more money is coming

friends said the driver merely forgot to unload his vehicle. >> every time he's gone on one of theseescues, there was never any firearms. they were going there to help. they were going there to rescue. they had their hearts into it, nothing else. >> the friends are organizing a fund-raiser to pay the suspect's legal bills. >>> a high-speed police chase in florida ends with the arrest of a suspected car thief and most of it was caught by police cameras and on radio. >> we got him. we got him in sight. >> yesterday, police spotted a stolen car they'd been looking for since tuesday. catching it proved difficult. the driver hit the gas, led officers on a highway chase at speeds of up to 100 miles an hour. a police car even slid sideways during the pursuit. the officer driving is okay. the chase ended moments later. >> he's wrecking. >> he's going to try to keep going. let's see what happens. >> police said they had to taser the driver to get him under control. the suspect faces a list of charges. >>> well, volkswagen will pay more than $10 billion in settlements from an emissions cheatin

arrested the driver and say inside the car they also found high capacity magazines of loaded and unloaded. a shotgun, a rifle and some 500 rounds of ammunition, plus a gas mask and a black ski mask. no word on why the man was so heavily armed. >>> out to the terror in orlando. a stunning acknowledgement from the company where the shooter worked for nine years. he is seen here in his security uniform in 2010. despite two earlier fbi inquiries into his possible ties to terror groups, the company did not do any kind of follow-up or any kind of psychological exam after that. also today, horrifying video released some 30 people barricaded in the pulse nightclub bathroom. the man who took this video was shot but did survive. >> that's why i felt like i had to record and take pictures because, like, i'm going to die in this club. somebody has to know what happened. >> we've also learned the shooter and his wife were texting each other during the attack. he asked her if she'd seen anything on the news. also at one point she told her husband she loved him. the records also show the couple transfer

. >> reporter: everyone unloaded, found new seats and continued their commute. but the delays caught up with passengers forcing people to call into work late. and by the end of the morning, some commutes tripled their normal time. >> delays on top of already planned delays makes a commute that you thought was going to be an hour closer to hour and a half. >> reporter: many people started talking about driving into work tomorrow but the number 1 idea, i heard from a lot of people, was carpooling. in vienna, ellen bryan, wusa9. >>> also a lot of people use do you knowers car poole -- used uber's carpooling feature. in arlington uber pool rides were up 25%. of course we've got all of these metro safety search details on the free wusa9 app plus live traffic maps so you can see the trouble spots on the roads before you get there. >>> at this hour the search is for a pair of boaters who went missing near point of rocks maryland. it appears the men their 14-foot fishing boat overturned yesterday. 1911 caller reported -- one 911 caller reported seeing a man clinging to

hillary clinton unloading on donald trump. in sharpest attack. speech dubbed foreign policy address, clinton called out trump by name 30 times and unfit to be president. >> he is not just unprepared. he is tempermentally unfit to hold an office that requires knowledge, stability, and immense responsibility. i will leave it to the psychiatrists to explain his affection for tyrants. donald trump's ideas aren't just different, they are dangerously incoherent. martha: donald trump wasted no time firing back in his classic fashion. watch this. >> i watched hillary today. it was pathetic. it was pathetic. supposed to be a foreign policy speech. it was a political speech. had nothing to do with foreign policy "crooked hillary" said, oh, donald trump, his finger on the button. i'm the one that didn't want to go into iraq, folks! and she is the one that stupidly raised her hand to go into iraq and destablize the entire middle east! martha: that is trailer, folks. wait until you see the whole feature. chris stirewalt, join us fox news digital politics edit

nearly an hour later, the man unloaded his gun. >> evil walked into the church. >> the gunman told polyshepard he would let her live. one of five people to survive the massacre one year ago. cnn was given rare access inside that bible study room, and i spoke to those left behind. >> this is the room. bible study. he was invited to join them. >> he presides over 30 church dmts district. he left before the gunman came in the side door. >> i left. my understanding, the gunman was already in the parking lot. >> reporter: a dispatch log details the initial 911 calls from survivor that is night. these chilling words show the pleases for help. shot pastor. female under the table, male is reloading, the number of shots fired, so many. >> sitting around the table or in the back? >> i was in the last table in the back. >> you prayed under that table, were you asking for something? >> i was asking that he wouldn't kill all of us. yes. the police chief got the call. >> i was at home with my wife, preparing to go to bed. actually. when i received the phone call. quickly, i realized something was bad. my de

for some, leaving behind a stone symbolizes unloading a personal burden. first person to make this journey was st. james himself. after the death and resurrection of christ, the apostles traveled far and wide to spread the christian message. supposedly, st. james went on a missionary trip from the holy land all the way to this remote corner of northwest spain. according to legend, in the year 813, st. james' remains were discovered in the town that would soon bear his name. people began walking there to pay homage to his relics. after a 12th-century pope decreed that the pilgrimage could earn forgiveness for your sins, the popularity of the camino de santiago soared. the camino also served a political purpose. it's no coincidence that the discovery of st. james' remains happened when muslim moors controlled most of spain. the whole phenomenon of the camino helped fuel the european passion to retake spain and push the moors back into africa. but by about 1500, with the dawn of the renaissance and the reformation, interest in the camino died almost completel

friends said the driver merely forgot to unload his vehicle. >> every time he's gone on one of theserescues, there was never any firearms. they were going there to help. they were going there to rescue. they had their hearts into it. nothing else. >> the friends are now organizing a fund-raiser to pay the suspect suspects' legal bil >>> let the ben simmons era begin. the 76ers will announce ben simmons later today. they took him first in the nba draft. you're looking at the big moment in brooklyn yesterday just after it happened. he put on a 76ers hat as he made his way to the podium to receive congratulations from nba commissioner adam silver. how about that excitement? sixers fans going wild as soon as they saw and heard the selection last night. after a string of disappointing seasons, they are hoping simmons will help spark an era of winning basketball. >> better days round the ben? very clearly fans took over eakins oval for the sixers draft party last night. they are hoping the lsu star can draw more people to the wells fargo center center. >> hopefully he'll bring excitement a

. >> the eagles may need a dump truck to unload all that loot they just gave fletcher cox.ensive tackle just signed one of the rich chest deals in nfl history. cox and the birds agreed to six-year extension which runs through 2022. espn adam, is reporting the deal is worth 103 million. 63 of it is a guaranteed that's the largest payout of guaranteed money to non-quarterback in the history of the nfl. cox was drafted 12th overall bite birds back in 2012. last season he had a career high nine and a half sacks. that cheddar, though. on to baseball, flat out don't like it that's what manager mackanin said about having to sit ryan howard. he hates the stuff decision ethos make you know how much ryan how war went to the phillies organization. not much to door night in toronto american league city. how war is the designated hitter. so we pick it up in the top of the their. no score. herrara to right field so low shot his sixth of the season the phils on top one to nothing. let's keep the good times going. fast forward to the seventh. rhino, howie, rips solo shot. phils now up two

. >>> yahoo wants to unload more than 3,000 patents that could be worth more than $1 billion. yahoo will hold on to another 2,000 of its patents in the u.s. and abroad. at the same time, the company is weighing offers for its internet operations including email. a mid-june deadline is set for preliminary bids. >>> the future is now. flying taxis are becoming a reality. chinese company called "ehang" is partnering with the state of nevada to test the first single seat drone designed for people. about four feet tall and you can carry up to 220 pounds at a time a little more than 60 miles per hour. the company says it can fly up to 23 minutes and the route is set using a tablet on board. nevada is one of six drove test sites across the nation and tax incentives and sunshine are big draws for the silver state. >> that's one thing that not every state and even a lot of places across the globe can offer, how many days can you come here and actually effect testing? >> testing is expected to begin this year but no date has been set. >>> and this is the world's first smart duck. his na

. >> the eagles may need a dump truck to unload all that loot they just gave fletcher cox.ensive tackle just signed one of the rich chest deals in nfl history. cox and the birds agreed to six-year extension which runs through 2022. espn adam, is reporting the deal is worth 103 million. 63 of it is a guaranteed that's the largest payout of guaranteed money to non-quarterback in the history of the nfl. cox was drafted 12th overall bite birds back in 2012. last season he had a career high nine and a half sacks. that cheddar, though. on to baseball, flat out don't like it that's what manager mackanin said about having to sit ryan howard. he hates the stuff decision ethos make you know how much ryan how war went to the phillies organization. not much to door night in toronto american league city. how war is the designated hitter. so we pick it up in the top of the their. no score. herrara to right field so low shot his sixth of the season the phils on top one to nothing. let's keep the good times going. fast forward to the seventh. rhino, howie, rips solo shot. phils now up two