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host: nelly vielma. guest: i'm not saying that everyone that comes here is a victim, my practice over the past five years, i have represented over 300 victims, -- with the have prosecution of a crime, i have represented victims under the violence against women act and as was mentioned, a lot of people come here seeking the benefits, that is a percentage as well, so there is all types of cases, and that is why our laws address the different cases, but still, they are kind of far behind and we need to catch up on our immigration reform and take into account a lot of these factors and have a better system for immigration. host: tony from new jersey, you are on the air. there are laws on our book about immigration, so i want to ask her, when these people come here, and they break the laws, because they know they are breaking the laws, are we supposed to just justify it and let them stay here? drugs, you getl locked up in jail, that is our law, so why do we have to accept laws for people who come here illegal

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authorities are release, additional names including 22-year-old vielma just 2 worked on the harry potter at universal and the author i can't step crying." and a video posted shortly before the shooting, a final image of a sister. 33-year-old shane evan, east carolina university shows this picture of the graduate. the names and faces emerging with a full list of a we know so far at abc7news.com. many of the victims are only in their 20 or early 30s enjoying a night out with trends. the youngest was just 20. state lawmakers and leaders from the lgbt and islamic communities are calling for more gun safety laws with bills up for a vote in sacramento. our reporter is at san francisco with more. tiffany? >> good morning, matt, the news conference wrap up in the building behind me a few minutes ago and state and local leaders say we are orlando. what happened there could happen here in the castro and the loss of life from mass shootings is not just a tragedy but it has become unbearable. they began working on this package of gun legislation in reaction to shooting in san bernardino last year. t

. >>> 22-year-old luis vielma worked for disney world. he loved his job at the wizarding world of harry potter. he was known for his pleasant attitude and warm demeanor. jk rolling tweeted this picture of vielma and said i can't stop crying. >>> we continue to hear harrowing stories from inside the pulse nightclub and from desperate families outside the club. one of the mothers with us texting with her son as the gunman aittacattacked. she heard from her 30-year-old son eddie 2:00 sunday morning. eddie told his mom he ran into a bathroom with another club patron to hide from the gunman. >> he texted me at 2:06 and said, mommy, i love you. in this club they're shooting. that was at 2:06. trap in the bathroom. downtown. please call police. i'm going to die. call them, momma, now. i'm telling -- i'm in the bathroom. he's coming. i'm going to die. >> sadly, eddie was right. he did not survive the shooting. >>> as we learn more about the victims, we are uncovering new information about the gunman responsible for the deadly attack in orlando. t

. >> luis vielma, 22. >> reporter: outside, mourners held candles and flags vowing not to be destroyed organizers wanted to gather here, because club 1220 was one of the first gay establishments in contra costa county. >> our only choice to go to a place to bring with one of our own kind was san francisco. so when we did open here i think we were all blown away how many people lived out here, and how many people would come to the bar. but we did have to create a very safe environment. >> reporter: in orlando, the gunman invaded that safe haven. >> they are increasing security. >> no more backpacks, inspecting purses, we're all tuning up our own innocenceme. we're in a different world now. >> reporter: people say no matter what, love will trump hate. >>> and coming up at 11:13, we'll take you to san francisco's castro district for the spontaneous tribute now in place to honor the victims. >>> as we showed you earlier a moment of silence took place during the warriors and cavs game. >> yeah, the dubs were just a game away from scoring a championship, but as you know they couldn't seal th

luis vielma worked on the harry potter ride at universal. he was described as a kind and gentle soul and was scheduled to go on another mission trip as leader of a youth group at his church. mercedes marisol-flores wanted to be a party planner and worked with her brothers who are deejays. ♪ shane tomlinson brought music to this world with his band "frequency." peter gonzalez-cruz loved to dance and he taught folks how to salsa. edward sotomayor, they called him "top-hat eddie," worked for a gay travel agency, helping people see the world. juan ramon guerrero and drew lienan were planning to marry. their families are now planning a joint funeral. jason josaphat was just 19. computer savvy, loved photography, his uncle said he was very excited about his journey, a journey that has ended all too soon. 49 lives, 49 futures, lost. of the 53 people who were wounded tonight, 34 are still in hospitals. but we spoke with surgeons today who tell us they are now optimistic that all will survive. we also spoke today with the orlando police chief jon min

. >> luis vielma, 22. >> reporter: outside, mourners held candles and flags vowing not to be destroyed by hate. >> organizers wanted to gather here, because club 1220 was one of the first gay establishments in contra costa county. >> our only choice to go to a place to bring with one of our own kind was san francisco. so when we did open here i think we were all blown away how many people lived out here, and how many people would come to the bar. but we did have to create a very safe environment. >> reporter: in orlando, the gunman invaded that safe haven. >> they are increasing security. >> no more backpacks, inspecting purses, we're all tuning up our own innocenceme. we're in a different world now. >> reporter: people say no matter what, love will trump hate. >>> and coming up at 11:13, we'll take you to san francisco's castro district for the spontaneous tribute now in place to honor the victims. >>> as we showed you earlier a moment of silence took place during the warriors and cavs game. >> yeah, the dubs were just a game away from scoring a championship, but as you know they coul

would begin to lose weight, all in hopes that he would be noticed by the pop star and the two of vielma. he told coworkers that when they they would be merry. when he caught when that christina might be dating her producer, everything changed. changed. love and obsession turn with vegans, he drove straight to the concert, we have via skype psychologists doctor jeffrey. >> one of the things we see with the individuals is that they are delusional, at times psychotic. very paranoid, and extremely and extremely rageful. in their own minds and part of this delusional thinking, they actually believe that they have a very personal relationship with that particular star, with the person they are stalking. if that person does not respond to them they become even more angry and rageful. >> where does the line cross from someone who is just telling tales to someone looking to look more connected, peeling or better. in the crazed lunatic that will go and kill someone because he feels jilted it didn't go his way. >> we were what this particular rescinded in getting hair plugs and so on and doing thi

she was working at a hospital and a drugstore to pay for nursing school. 22-year-old luis vielma waseader at his church and worked on the harry potter ride at universal. j.k. rowling tweeted she can't stop crying. at orlando regional medical center, nicolas perez and angel torres learned their friend brenda mccool had died. she was 49 years old. >> from what we heard, she was missing. but we just saw now -- >> she's gone. >> reporter: mercedes flores wanted to be a party planner and work with her brothers, who were deejays. shane tomlinson brought music to the world with his band frequency. juan ramon gear row and drew were planning to marry. their families are now planning a joint she graduated third in her prep school class and committed to play college basketball. she was the massacre's youngest victim. >> we are learning more about the orlando gunman, omar mateen. he claimed connections to isis but also connections to other extremist groups considered enemies of the islamic state. one co-worker at the security firm where he was employed said he was an angry, profane colleague who

luis vielma was only 22.s man's son survive and he told the chilling story of the gunner coming back. >> shooting the people on the ground. to make sure they were dead. >> reporter: so many more killed whose stories we're beginning to learn. shane tomlinson graduated from east carolina where singing was his passion. kimberly morris had and independent streak. eric ortiz rivera had sacrificed a lot. sotomayor worked for a company. and peter gonzalez-cruz was always the life of the party. yet among the carnage stories of hope. keenan carter was shot three times. >> you have to wake up, got to make it. >> reporter: his sister said doctors told the family he passed away. >> i said do you hear me, and he shook his head. i was like -- i see this, you see what's going on. it was just like a miracle, just like right before my eyes. >> gabe gutierrez reporting there. more than 40 of the 53 people injured remain hospitalized. some of which are listed in grave condition. nbc's sarah dallof is outside the regional medica

author jc rowling posted a tribute to a victim, luis vielma who worked at a harry potter ride at universal orlando. another universal orlando employee tony morero survived the massacre, shot in his leg and his back. a 26-year-old survivor, angel cologne shot three times inside the nightclub. this photo was taken after he got out of surgery. i want to bring in nbc's sarah dallof at orlando regional medical center with more on their work to treat the dozens still wounded. good morning. >> good morning, chris. authorities continuing the difficult task this morning of identifying those killed and notifying their families. you touched on that website, that heart breaking list of names as we learn more about the dead and about the injured. now, this hospital here, it is just a few blocks away from the scene. level one trauma center. it is where a lot of the injured were immediately taken, following the shooting. it has become one of the places that families come to try to find information, find a locate of their loved ones during the past 24 hours. you talked about the injured, talked about tony

luis vielma worked at harry potter. kimberly morris worked as a bouncer. tech whose mother was waiting at home. this is the mother of 30-year-old eddie justice whose son was texting her for 45 minutes as the gunman made his way to the bathroom where he was hiding. the first text was, "mommy, i love you. this was among the last. "please call police. i'm gonna die. call them now. i'm in the bathroom. he's coming. i'm going to die." >> some families were relieved to find out their loved ones were going to survive. this was angel cologne who was shot three times each time the gunman returned to where he was hiding. the young woman next to him did not survive. there was one go fund me account set up by the victims' family. this is just one it's at $1.4 million raised in just 17 hours. contributed by 30,000 people around the world. some increments are just $5. show support around the world that we are all together despite the violence. >> a little money from a lot of people goes a long way. thank you very much. more coverage on the orlando shooting massacre thro

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harry potter author jk rowling giving special attention to one employee at universal saying luis vielmaorked on the harry potter ride at universal. he was woo years old i can't stop crying. >>> still to come, today's must reads. the returns to the markets. the big moves and complete roundup of those moves when we come back. hold on to your tiara kind of day. live 24/7. with 24/7 digestive support. try align, the #1 ge recommended probiotic. you gein your car. odors you think it smells fine, but your passengers smell this. {ding} eliminate odors you've gone nose blind too, for up to 30 days with the febreze car vent clip. wow, it smells good in here. so you and your passengers can breathe happy. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." now to this morning's "must read" stories catching our attention. mine in the uk times. it's titled "labor arrogance is destroying the party." after the blue on blue attacks it's time for a red-on-red charm offensive. saying tori voters are likely to have a vote of 19%. david cameron, they need voters to get out and get organized. thus far with the leader

funerals for corey canal, antonio brown, luis vielma, all being held today. and we just learned that two deputies escorting one of those funeral processions, drove into the area where somebody hit him. we are joining them in orlando now on how this happened. what is the scene there? >> reporter: well, the authorities here in orlando described the driver in the procession as somebody who was being impatient as the procession was making its way through. so clearly not the kind of thing that deputies here and law enforcement want to be dealing with on a day like today. a day full of sorrow, and here where you see the investigation continue you see the law enforcement there at the pulse nightclub. it is still very tense. we do know that investigators have been able to retrieve the evidence from inside the club. they will look over extensively the videos that will eventually show the gruesomeness that occurred inside of there. but obviously it will be something important to investigators as they piece together what unfolded and how it unfolded in the nightclub. an

she said luis vielma worked on the harry potter ride at universal studios. he was 22 years old.can't stop crying. another universal employee also at the nightclub was injured and remains in intensive care. >>> muslim leaders here in the u.s. have been offering condolences to the victims, to the families, to the victims and prayers for the survivors. the head of the council on american-islamic relations says hateful rhetoric that incites violence must not be tolerated. he drew connections between muslims and the lbgt community. >> for many years, members of the lbgt poia community have stood shoulder to shoulder with the muslim community against any act of hate crimes, islamophobia, marginalization and discrimination. today we stand with them shoulder to shoulder. >> and he also called the shootings in orlando a hate crime, adding muslims have no tolerance for extremists of any kind. >>> the bay area leader of care is calling for positive action now saying in a statement, quote, we are horrified by this tragedy and encourage all people to donate blood to support the various victi

lieu ee vielma worked at university studios. j.k. rowling mourned his death on twipter. and eric rivera sack fiezed himself for his family and kimberly morris, she was a bouncer at the club. she had just moved from -- to florida from hawaii to help her mother and grandmother. >> right now on our website we posted a slight show of more of the victims of the orlando nightclub mass kare -- kerr. 49 people were killed. so far fox news station have collected more than two dozen photos ft victims. you can see them all. check them out at ktvu.com. >> you -- it shows the magnitude when you see the faces. >>> stories of hair risk are now emerge -- energy -- emerging. after running out of a back exit and then hiding behind a car, joshua mack gill noticed there was a injured man stum link -- stumbling around. he had bullet wounds in each arm and he grabbed the man and used his shirt and the victim's shirt to stop the bleeding. he says he then led that man to a police car and noticed he was also shot in the back. he stayed with the victim, putting pressure on the back bound -- wound

vielma. more will be added to the list. we are giving you a place to voice your concerns and reactions about how you are feeling this morning in the wake of the shooting. orlando residents can call in at .202) 748-8000 lgbt viewers call in at (202) 748-8001. marine is up in wisconsin on the line for lgbt viewers. good morning. caller: good morning. i am a veteran and a lesbian. i have served my country. what happened in orlando is a hate crime. it is violence against the from a united states citizen. his religion doesn't matter. what about the white man who ?hot up a black church it is a hate crime. our gun laws. in theaws were founded 1700s, when we were fighting the british for our freedom to become the united states. we fought them again in 1810 and 1812. we don't need those kind of gun laws. in his post be illegal to get a semiautomatic gun but you can get it online. it is our gun laws and our politicians and it is not the president because he is not the king. he has to do what congress and the senate say. he has to go

vielma, 22 years old. kimberly morris, 37 years old. eddie jamoldroy justice, 30 years old. darryl roman burt ii, 29 years jean carlos mendez perez, 35 years old. amanda alvear, 25 years old. martin benitez torres, 33 years old. luis daniel wilson-leon, 37 years old. mercedez marisol flores, 26 years old. xavier emmanuel serrano rosado, 35 years old. gilberto ramon silva menendez, 25 years old. simon adrian carrillo fernandez, 31 years old. oscar a aracena-montero, 26 years old. we are spending all three hours of the program this morning getting your reaction to the worst mass shooting in u.s. history taking place in orlando, florida. of the front pages from florida newspapers out this morning. tampa bay times this morning, the headline -- the worst mass shooting u.s. history. front page of the daily son in this is an attack on america, on all of us. the world moore's the deadliest mass shooting u.s. history. front page of the "tallahassee ourning together. the, our community will heal. front page of the daily news of northwest florida, the quote from one of the victims -- t

. >> reporter: luis vielma worked at the harry potter ride at universal studios. harry potter author j.k. rowling tweeted about him tweeting, i can't stop crying. these two men had been dating for nearly two years. in an interview, family members said they planned to marry. instead, the men will share a funeral service. >> yo, yo, what up? i'm shane. >> reporter: shane tomlinson sang in the band frequency. >> you don't think you're not going to see that person again the next day. we got to thank god every day for your life. >> reporter: tomlinson's brand mate learned her friend died after an agonizing day-long wait. >> it was excruciating. so many friends and family asking, hey, are you okay, have you heard any news? >> reporter: paula blanco took her boyfriend to pulse to teach him latin dancing. paula survived, cory did not. ryan is cory's older brother. >> i knew if something happened to him, it was because he was protecting his girlfriend. i believe in my heart of hearts that's what it was. >> reporter: later this morning, the hospital will hold a press confer

rowling tweeted this photo and said luis vielma worked on the harry potter ride.top crying. another universal employee also at the nightclub was injured and is in intensive care. >> here in the bay area people have gathered for vigils and set up memorials for the victims of the orlando nightclub shooting. thousands gathered for a vigil last night in san francisco's castro district. that's where ktvu's christian kafton is live along with san francisco supervisor scott weiner to talk about what the city is doing to make sure people are safe during the upcoming pride parade and celebration there. cristian. >> reporter: yeah, good morning. clearly, the pain in orlando being felt here in san francisco as well. supervisor scott weiner, supervisor for the castro district here, joining us now live. you were at the vigil last night. if we could talk about what it meant to see that show of support here in san francisco and the connection that was really felt with the events that went on in orlando. >> you know, it was -- the vigil was inspiring. we had thousands and thousan

luis vielma. >> the horror of this is the victims and the horror of this is how long it went on. >> youave to appreciate law enforcement. fortunately they had an officer off duty working there at the time because we lost so many lives. just think how many more lives would have been lost, how many went in the build iing not knowg at 5:00 a.m. what was going on in there and put their lives at risk. we saw one of them get hit right in the helmet. two inches lower, you know, he would have been dead. >> to charlie's point, the horror of this. you join the roll call list nobody wants to be on, aurora, san bernardino, certainly newtown. an newtown people thought maybe something will change. here you are, you have a very good record, they say, with the nra. are you rethinking your position on banning the so-called assault weapons? >> right now is the time to mourn and think about these families. we'll have plenty of time to think about what we do, how we constantly try to make our society a better society. i have daughters and grandchildren. i don't want anything to happen to them. how do we al

vielma. luis was 22, a student at seem million to state clenl and worked as an operator for universal studios harry potter and the forbidden journey ride. gerald arthur wright. gerald was 31 and was employed at walt disney world and was well-loved by both of his families, his biological one and his disney family. he was at pulse to celebrate a friend's birthday. tevin eugene cross by. tevin was a michigan native and 25 years old. he was the ambitious owner of total entrepreneurs concepts. he was visiting orlando after traveling to watch his nieces and nephews graduate. jonathan antonio camuy vega. he was 24 and worked for a spanish tv network as a producer of a popular children's talent competition. he was a member of the national association of hispanic journallallists in puerto rico before he moved to florida. jean carlos mieves rodriguez was 27. a manager at a local mcdonald's, he was known for being incredibly dependable. his closest friends describe him as "just a caring, loving guy, jus

luis vielma was 22 years old when he was killed saturday night in the worst mass shooting in the history of this country, and that shooting has gotten a lot of publicity and it's prompted us to come down to this floor and demand change. but nobody in this country knows about jonathan aronda. he was killed in december of last year on the streets of new haven, and his family and friends and his educational community mourn for him, but ep didn't make head -- he didn't make headlines. and the 80 others that day on december 8 who died didn't make headlines either, but their deaths are just as meaningful, just as impactful and just as unacceptable as the 50 people who died late on saturday night, early sunday morning in orlando. it doesn't have to be like this. and that's why we have come to the floor this evening. i'm going to turn the floor over to senator blumenthal in a moment. actually i'm going to turn the floor over to senator booker first for comments and then to senator blumenthal. but let me just finish these remarks by talking about the families in sandy hook. senator booker was tal

we want to vielma thank you for talking to our viewers. thank you. guest: a pleasure to be with you. host: washington journal will continue live from the southern border town of laredo, texas. we will turn our attention to the mexican side when we come ,ack with alfredo corchado author. there we get to conversation, we want to show you back in april, we were able to meet with all three divisions of u.s. customs and border protection and one of those is border patrol. the agents that wear green. told us about the attempt i the mexican cartel daily to smuggle narcotics across the border. plusmajority of the 17,000 , our mexican nationalists, trying to make the entry into the united states. we see a number of people, 30% in south america. we see folks from guatemala and el salvador. we see folks from china and other areas of the world. confined to one area. >> how are they making the trip? >> most of the folks are totacting organizations really finance their trips. anywhere from $1500 to $15,000, depending on how far they are coming and what types of te

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vielma was another guest the past couple of days.r response to what she had to say, she is an immigration lawyer. >> it is awful what is happening with family detentions. it takes us back to the concentration cans of world war ii. last week, we went to a facility that can house up to 2400 women and children, and it is a shame to see. we are still treating them as we did in world war ii in concentration camps pretty much. people are entitled to due process. the country was built by immigrants. it is a shame that nowadays there is a lack of due process. we are spending over $20 billion a year in enforcement. enforcement we are supporting over 430,000 people. we are spending too much on these detention facilities because we have a quota of 34,000 people a day that have to be detained in order for the budgets to be approved by congress. that needs to be repealed. host: chief vitiello. in 2014, we saw a large increase of family units coming to the border, women and children, children by themselves, unaccompanied minors . one of the respon

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one of the youngest victims, 21-year-old lewis vielma.sion for him. joining us, co-workers al and kelly. al, kelly, thank you for being here. i know this is not a conversation you ever wanted to have, but you recognize, kelly, it's so important to remember the people who were taken. not just caught up in the man who took them from all of us. so tell me about this young man, 22 years old. how should people remember luis? >> he was amazingly funny. he was the coolest, happiest person you would have ever met. >> funny, joke teller? funny, quick? what kind of funny? >> all of it. >> goofy. >> all of it. >> the whole package? >> he was a goofy guy. >> yeah. very down to earth. he could be your best friend to anyone. he was always there for you, always had your back. everybody loved and respected him. nothing you could ever say bad about him, ever. >> just a kid. 22 years old, but knew his passion. knew what he wanted to be. tell me about that. >> with him, he loved soccer a lot, and he loves being with his family. he loved friends. he loved, l

we want to vielma thank you for talking to our viewers. thank you.st: a pleasure to be with you. host: washington journal will continue live from the southern border town of laredo, texas. we will turn our attention to the mexican side when we come ,ack with alfredo corchado author. there we get to conversation, we want to show you back in april, we were able to meet with all three divisions of u.s. customs and border protection and one of those is border patrol. the agents that wear green. told us about the attempt i the mexican cartel daily to smuggle narcotics across the border. plusmajority of the 17,000 , our mexican nationalists, trying to make the entry into the united states. we see a number of people, 30% in south america. we see folks from guatemala and el salvador. we see folks from china and other areas of the world. confined to one area. >> how are they making the trip? >> most of the folks are totacting organizations really finance their trips. anywhere from $1500 to $15,000, depending on how far they are coming and what types of techni

author jk recaolling posted a tribute to harry vielma who worked on the harry potter ride at universal orlando. tony guerrero survived the massacre. he was shot four times. once in the leg and four bullets to the back. they are our colleagues here, since comcast is the parent company of nbc universal. 26-year-old survivor, angel colon, was shot three times. this photo taken after he just got out of surgery. let's bring in nbc's sarah dallof with more on their work to treat the dozens still wounded. sarah? >> reporter: good morning, mika. this hospital is mere blocks away from the site of the shooting. it's a level one trauma center. so, obviously, it was one of the first places that the injured were taken. it's become one of the first places that family and friends go to find information about their loved ones. this as authorities continue the difficult task of identifying the dead and notifying the next of kin. as they do so, they are posting to a public website the identities of these people. 21 people on that list right now. the oldest, 50 years old. the youngest, just 21. we're als