. >> anita vogel is live in los angeles and peter doocy is live at the scene in -- there in orlando. in fact, we'll start with peter right now. peter, what can you tell us about the very latest information that you're getting from investigators there an scene? >> reporter: arthel, the very latest is actually coming from a democratic united states senator bill nelson who just a few minutes ago came to the location that we have set up for law enforcement pressers have that have been happening every three hours and senator nelson said that he's spoken to intelligence committee staff and that it is their understanding that they relayed to him that there is some kind of radical islamic terrorist connection to the pulse orlando shooter. that is brand new information. we'll try to nlrb out -- to flush out several more details from senator radical. i asked this morning if there was a radical terrorism connection and it appeared to them that the suspect had leanings in that direction. the suspect, omar mateen, who lives in florida, and that's also consistent with what we just heard on our air

vogel.ft them there and we thought we'll never touch them again. [ laughter ] and then the next day, we flew back to our home, our real home in toronto and about a week later, i get a call from mrs. vogel. [ german accent ] and she had always been very happy, very happy german woman. but this time she was kind of stern. [ laughter ] and i said, mrs. vogel. "there was a break-in in your home and they went into your bedroom and emptied every drawer in your bedroom." and i said, every drawer? "yes, every drawer." "and they, police dusted for fingerprints. all the articles that are on the ground." and i said they dusted. and i said, did you put anything back? "and she said, no i'll leave that for you." [ laughter ] so we were asked to leave shortly after that. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. >> yeah. she didn't like us. >> seth: you -- you also, obviously the show now is sort of back to television for you. but you also -- broadway performer. >> yes, oh, yeah. >> seth: tony award winning broadway per

paul vogel seems to hint at that. vogel was hired to manage investor relations.work under the current cfo. viacom.anges coming at sumner redstone has moved five members from the board, including ceo philippe dauman. this is the result of the battle raging. lucas joins us from los angeles. why is this happening now and not six months ago? you -- well, if reporter: well, if you look at amusementst national has been, they have been very methodical. they have taken multiple steps to slowly cut philippe dauman members, board long-time allies of sumner redstone out of their lives. it all started about a month ago when they took philippe and george abrams off the board of national amusements and off a trust that will gather the redstone family's assets. steadyhen, it has been a dribble of new statements. this has been the big one that everybody has been waiting for, taking philippe off the board and changing the board such that national amusements has the vote to change management. cory: in terms of that, they own 80% of the stock. they have been charging in this direct

. >> we have ross palumbo along brian vogel. lots to talk about. >> all beginning now. hillary clinton the presumptive nominee for 24 hours. what do you think that is doing the voter turnout. >> it will be interesting. it won't deter the sanders voters from coming out and making their statement and bernie has not suggested he is out. there is going to be a push on whether people come out to vote for their candidates. >> the polls in new jersey close in just about an hour. hillary clinton, what do you think she will do? do you think she will wait for the polls to close in california and now when she is finally going to claim victory officially? >> i think she has claimed victory. i think at this point what she does is that she waits for california to close and then does that. although you are talking about a three hour time difference. >> yeah, she has not formally said that nomination is hers yet on the heels of that ap report. we will wonder if she will urge sanders to concede. you think she will do it before the polls close? >> that's my guess. we'll see. she has to m

anita vogel is in los angeles right now monitoring this breaking news.ve any more information, right, on this man who's been arrested headed to a gay pride festival there in los angeles? >> reporter: that's just coming into the fox news room. so, not much more on that. the gay pride parade is a very large parade here in los angeles. it backs up lots of traffic, so it brings lots of people, thousands of people come in to see that parade. i'm sure we're going to be getting a little more information on that coming into the newsroom. as soon as we get it, i'll bring it to you. i want to mention something we learned this morning about the ex-wife of omar seddique mateen. we're learning that she has spoken to "the washington post" and has told them some very interesting things. i think we have their marriage certificate we can bring up on the screen. they are now divorced but they were married for some time. she tells "the washington post," this man, omar mateen, was violent and mentally unstable and that he beat her repeatedly while they were married. she say

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anita vogel has more on this. she's live from our west coast newsroom. anita, hello.>> yeah, hi there, heather. it did take place this morning in los angeles. right near the gay pride parade, one of the largest around. people come from all over california and all over the country to take part. well, this morning, law enforcement arrested a man with a car full of explosives and at least one assault rifle and ammunition. within just the last hour, police have identified him as james howell of indiana, just 20 years old. he told authorities he was on his way to the gay pride festival and that he intended to cause harm to the parade. they were alerted to him by some very observant citizens who called the police about a prowler they saw, a man lurking around in santa monica, knocking on doors. and when police responded, they searched his car, and found the firearm and specific ingredients that could be used to make pipe bombs. officials say they believe this was an isolated incident and paradegoers say it is important to stand strong. >> at this point there is no known cre

. >> anita vogel is following this for us from l.a. anita? >> hi there.ied as 20-year-old james howell from indiana. the santa monica police department started receiving calls early this morning from some concern citizens, basically reporting a prowler, a strange guy lushing around, knocking on doors and acting strange. when police arrived to check it out, they noticed a rifle on the front seat of his car. they searched it and found a total of three assault rifles, explosives and ammunition. he told officers he was going to the gay pride parade and wanted to cause harm. police say they believe he was acting alone. >> at this point there is no known credible threat here in the los angeles area and certainly no connection to anything that happened in orlando. >> and certainly a big relief for the police there and all of the people who attended the parade, especially after knowing what happened just the night before in orlando. harris, back to you. >> anita, thank you very much. as she was just kind of pointing to right now, police departments across the nat

a famous line from vanguard ceo jack vogel. stand still. not a time to panic.hobson. >> thanks. >>> the first lgbt national monument in the united states york city. the stonewall inn was the site of a police raid targeting gays in 1969. the riots that followed launched the gay rights movement. >> millions honored over the weekend the gay right movement. one group wore orange t-shirts with one pulse written across the front. the security was tight despite an appearance by hillary clinton. she walked with new york officials. >> the b.e. techt. awards last proved to be so much more than than celebrate iing achievementn music. alicia keys acted as her own band during the performance of her new song "in common." one of the powerful moments. demarco morgan shows us the night's speeches. >> reporter: we have seen the alss of the greatest athlete of musicians. last night, the b.e.t. awards aimed to pay tribute to those giants. >> we miss him dearly. so, tonight, b.e.t. awards is going to celebrate the rich legacy of this remarkable genius. ♪ i can't discuss punish the

you are doing more regulation on regulation, the mutual funds put a set fee, john vogel in 1975 for the, they hated him but it was low fees into a great product, you needed cyclical fees to prevent mutual fund from buying off brokers and selling their products. connell: always good to see you, john layfield. the breaking news on the bottom of the screen with regard to the egypt air flight. you might have heard there was a signal detected in the mediterranean. we heard from a french company that signal is from the flight recorder. one of the black boxes, the flight recorder of the crashed egypt airplane. they were looking for deepwater divers to come in and look for what the signal was as if we get any more information we will throughout the day, we will pass it along. amazon hitting a new lifetime high, the fifth record high of the year for amazon, some run up to $700 plus. we will talk about the ceo jeff bezos. he said something about the future, forget the stock, raising a lot of eyebrows, the future of technology and what is ahead and what type of things we will be using. jeff bezos'

and that's why jack vogel, who has been in this world, in this space for 60-plus years, van gua guard's a pretty large company. that's why they have been able to succeed. >> one more on the fiduciary rule. wondering about for millennials who often change jobs, will this help or hurt them rolling 401(k)s to iras? >> it's particularly important. people look at the rule and say this just applies to me when i retire. every time you leave a job if you have a 401(k) or an ira, this rule is very relevant. a big part of the leakage is when people, the 24-year-olds been with a company for three years, they leave, and it's entirely permissible and sometimes the best idea just to keep your money parked where you just were. and what happens right now is people come at you because they see you have left and say give your money to me, roll it over with me and i'll take care of you. unbeknownst to you, you just paid a huge fee. by the way, do me one favor. go to john olver. watch his show from about ten days ago, if you want to learn why this matters. because i thought he had a pretty good summary of