it is my understanding while the orlando area study steadily indicated that the orlando area was to receive nearly $45 million in uasi funding from 2004-2012, this area did not qualify for assistance in 2013, 15 and 16. for a metropolitan area that just last month experienced a tragic terrorist attack perpetrated by a shooter, omar mccain, who pledge allegiance the islamic state, and the presence of a major tennessee settled population a lot of people, a lot of tourist activity in orlando, the absence of an urban area security initiative assistance grants or by merit we examination. i would note a primary reason behind orlando's loss of funding from year-to-year is that congress has imposed some additional guidance and restriction what comes to determinations made by the department of homeland security to distribute urban area grants. three of the last five appropriations cycles congress added report by which to the annual department of homeland security appropriation bills that require the agency to place great weight on certain risk. regrettably these restrictions have result in a loss of

it is my understanding while the orlando area study steadily indicated the orlando area was to receive nearly $45 million in the u.s. ai funding from 2,042,012 the various did not qualify for assistance in 2013, 15 and 16. the presence of a major densely settled population, a lot of people, a lot of tourist activity in orlando the absence of an urban area security initiative assistance grants certainly bear its re-examination. i would note the primary reason behind orlando's loss of funding has imposed additional guidance and restrictions when it comes to determinations made by the department of homeland security to distribute urban area grants and three the last five appropriations cycles congress added important language to the department of homeland security appropriations bill that required the agency to place greater weight on certain risks involve abilities of criteria are credibly these rushed actions have resulted in the loss of funding for several cities including orlando. otherwise in highland haile pathway metro cities. these cities have lost security funding over the past s

affordable housing for vets can be hard to come by, but orlando and the orlando regional realtor association, they're really trying to change this. >> the city purchased seven lots. and then we have builders and our real estate commission that are funding the construction of seven residences that we're gonna make available to veterans and/or police officers. >> all of these homes, designed by the a.i.a., are designed with energy-saving features. they all have, you know, extra insulation, double-insulated windows. they're all designed from scratch to be that way. they're also designed with extra-wide door openings in case someone's in a wheelchair. and we can modify the kitchens and the bathrooms and lower the counters if necessary. >> this was the biggest goal that i had, was to get land, and i'm on it. >> this empty lot, donated by the city, will become a three-bedroom, two-bath, mortgage-free home for army veteran keon madison and his family. >> it's unbelievable. i'm speechless. i don't know what to say. i always wanted land. >> heroes' commons is the region's first urban housing developm

orlando: asÍ es. y el lunes, precisamente hablando de amor, me llama alguien en univisiÓn: estamos recibiendo regalos para clarisa, la reina de "nuestra belleza latina". alan: te lo preguntaron como si tÚ supieras. orlando: obviamente, me encontrÉ a clarissa, y mira la sorpresa cuando le comentaba. yo tengo informaciÓn confidencial de que tienes un pretendiente que te envÍa flores, frutas, mensajitos de texto... ¿quiÉn es? clarissa: ¿cÓmo sabes todo esto? no te voy a decir. orlando: danos una pista! clarissa: ni yo estoy segura. es anÓnimo. orlando: ¿quÉ mÁs te ha mandado? clarissa: no te voy a decir, porque dependiendo el valor del regalo, quizÁ ustedes se imaginan quiÉn es. yo quisiera que tÚ investigaras. orlando: sÉ que no es dominicano. clarissa: te voy a decir la verdad. yo sÉ quién es. orlando: y no le has respondido nada todavÍa. clarissa: no, estoy muy enfocado en lo mÍo. orlando: ¿cuÁnto llevan en esto? clarissa: hace un mes, cuando llegue a miami. orlando: vamos a inv

orlando: asÍ es. este fin de semana estuvimos aquÍ de reventÓn. y es que en los Ángeles suceden muchas cosas. el viernes hubo una fiesta que se llamaba "el reventÓn". van a ver imÁgenes de alejandra guzmÁn. estuvo tambiÉn reik, sin bandera, belanova... fueron mÁs de 15.000 personas, y la gente de los Ángeles lo paso bomba. graciela: somos bien fiesteros. un gran elenco reunido en un solo concierto. orlando: hubo el sÁbado otro concierto, de la seÑorita presente al lado mÍo, que la coronaron como reina. graciela: reina de la comunidad gay. fue fabuloso el concierto, el recibimiento de toda la comunidad gay, y mucha gente que se unieron. yo emocionadÍsima. me quedÉ con todos tomÁndome fotografÍas. muchos besos a todos ustedes! orlando: la gente coreaba tu nombre. estaban super fascinados. otra presentaciÓn que hubo este fin de semana fue la de marisela, la dama de hierro. estuvimos ahÍ presentes. nos dedicÓ una canción. graciela: marisela sigue cantando hermoso, con su estilo tan pro

orlando: esa es buena. fernanda: y tambiÉn saber cuÁl fue la Época mÁs popular. >> en los aÑos 50. >> yo crecÍ en los 80. >> yo creo que finales de los 80, principios de los 90. >> yo te dirÍa que la Época que me encantarÍa vivir sería el futuro. >> los 70, probablemente. >> dicen por ahÍ que tenemos alma vieja. becky g: los 90. y toco toda esa mÚsica urbana, hip hop. >> me hubiera encantado vivir en el 1900. una de mis grandes pasiones de la serie es la Época en la que se hizo. >> los 90. >> han sido lo mÁximo. >> me hubiera gustado los 60. >> creo que los 80. >> hubiera estado padre vivir en los 50. >> a mÍ me encanta en la que vivo, pero me adelantarÍa al futuro. >> uy, los 80 son mis tiempos! >> 80.. >> 50. >> en la que estoy ahorita, estÁ bien. alan: los que dijeron el futuro... 80, la que yo vivÍ! mÚsica, ropa, comida, ambiente.. fernanda: yo en los 60, en la Época de los beatles. pero tampoco me podÍa ir sin exigirles que me bailaran la macarena! alan: quÉbueno que no te vi! vea

vamos al centro con orlando para saber cÓmo le estÁ yendo. orlando: gracias, luis, gracias. hoy nos encontramos en el mercadito. vienen a hacer sus compras los fines de semana. primero dÉjenme presentarles a nuestras invitadas. estamos con cecilia y esta gran periodista de el salvador, norma roca. y aquÍ una belleza venezolana, barbie. aquÍ el querido ...). me han contado por ahÍ que mitzi trae una polÉmica con miguel conde. quÉ le hiciste a miguel conde? >> yo no he he hecho nada. mitzi: te lo cuento? orlando: mÁs adelante. ... >> el mercadito es un sitio histÓrico de los Ángeles. tiene mÁs de 60 aÑos. aquÍ puedes venir a degustar, puedes ver artesanÍas y mÚsica de mariachis. estamos en el lugar mÁs mexicano de los ángeles. orlando: el platillo que mÁs te gusta? >> te invito a degustar despuÉs. todos los puestos tienen algo. quieres hacer una limpia? orlando: vuelvo con ustedes al estudio. tenemos mucho desde los Ángeles. alan: querÍas algo. sÁcatelo. johnny: seÑores, hablemos de uno que sÍ es bien simpÁtico: javier el chicharito hernÁndez. fue quie

orlando's own helmet cam also records the event. now his lives and the lives at everyone on the plane are at risk. >> having a premature deployment or early deployment is very dangerous. a lot of things can happen. by the force orlando is drug out of the plane, he can hit the door, be unconscious. you can see the canopy pull of air on top and on bottom and the pressure is so great, that you can actually feel the plane pouncing up and down, like some type of earthquake. if he rips out the tail of the airplane, the airplane can go into a dead spin and nobody will be able to get out. there's nothing nobody can do to save him, there's no way you can climb to the tail to the back and try to release him. that's only in the movies. >> there's only one thing can skydivers left inside can do -- jump. the pilot increases airspeed to counter the turbulence, but that puts more pressure on orlando's chute. as norman descends, his thoughts and his video remain with his friend, who's still dangling from the back of the plane. >> i'm flying down, i

alan: "cÓdigo segura", orlando! ♪ orlando: muy, pero muy buenos dÍas! a esta hora, "cÓdigo segura" desde el bank united center en la ciudad de miami, porque esta noche es premios juventud. pero vÁmonos hasta mÉxico con addis tuÑÓn, con lo Último del aniversario luctuoso de nuestro querido joan sebastian. adelante, addis. addis: orlando, asÍ es. muy buenos dÍas. nos encontramos esta maÑana en tasco, guerrero, que la noche de ayer viviÓ un momento inolvidable, con grandes amigos de joan sebastian en un homenaje muy emotivo. dÍa de nostalgia, de gratitud y de canto. asÍ luciÓ en su primer aniversario luctuoso la tumba de joan sebastian, rodeado de su familia, flores, mÚsica, y hasta las enchiladas que tanto le gustaban. don carlos llegÓ a cumplir su promesa. carlos: hace cuatro meses vine a traer las flores, y dije: voy a venir a verte otra vez. >> hay que hacer esto. nadie le estÁ pagando. lo hace de corazÓn. addis: el homenaje a joan sebastiÁn culminÓ en tasco, donde miles gozaron del tributo que grandes de la mÚsica mexicana rindiero

orlando: sÍ, eso es verdad! enrique iglesias, "me duele el corazÓn", que vamos a hablar de "va por ti". ♪ orlando: y mucha atenciÓn, porque vamos a hablar de "va por ti". ya comienza la segunda temporada de la competencia de canto que lo cambiÓ todo. les confirmÓ que galilea montijo regresa al escenario. van a ser 28 cantantes de estados unidos y puerto rico dispuestos a darlo todo por la victoria. locutor: galilea montijo estÁ lista. alejandra guzmÁn. alejandra: el que quiera ganar, que cante con el corazÓn. locutora: calibre 50 y cada semana una estrella invitada. en "va por ti". locutor: gran estreno el 17 de julio sÓlo por univisión. orlando: estamos corriendo porque hay mucha informaciÓn. pero la noticia mÁs esperada es que ya tengo los nombres de los tres capitanes que guiarÁn a la gloria a todos estos muchachos. ahÍ estÁn. locutor: tres Ídolos de la mÚsica. una misiÓn Épica. chiquis. leslie grace. y luis coronel. son los capitanes! ellos deberÁn llevar a sus equipos a la victoria, par

karla: gracias, orlando, por esa increÍble historia. orlando: maÑana continuamos con mÁs. karla: vamos hablar, como bien decÍas, de los amores y desamores. orlando: maÑana es un capÍtulo muy fuerte. vamos a ver quÉ tanto opinas maÑana. josÉ manuel: quiero ver qué tanto le atinas. orlando: tu dices si fueron o no amores de tu padre. yo sÉ que maÑana van a explotar muchas bombas, porque tu papÁ no se quedaba quieto. karla: quÉ bueno que estÁs aquÍ para aclararnos todas esas dudas. maÑana seguimos con esta maravillosa serie. ahora seguimos con mucho mÁs de "despierta amÉrica". alan: buen corazÓn tenÍa joan sebastian. y el hijo, imagÍnense! johnny: tremenda persona. he trabajado con Él. pero dÉjenme decirles: julia alzate viene al rescate! no te pierdas los trucos caseros para desempolvar cada rincÓn de la casa. alan: y livia brito, con esta extraordinaria actuaciÓn que estÁ haciendo todas las noches, nos dice quÉ es lo que mÁs le gusta de juliÓn Álvarez. francisca: amiga, le vamos a presentar los modelitos para llevar los hombros descubiertos, como

orlando: y lo quiere tocar. karla: vamos a pasar ahora con aranza y las noticias. ♪ aranza: la muerte de tres policÍas en baton rouge, louisiana, le aÑade tensiÓn a la convenciÓn del partido republicano en cleveland, ohio, donde se han registrado algunas protestas contra donald trump. el gran reto serÁ la unificaciÓn del partido. se espera que el magnate reafirme su posiciÓn de mano dura en contra de los indocumentados. nos enlazamos en vivo con pedro rojas. pedro: asÍ es, aranza. mucha incertidumbre en cleveland. y los delegados comienzan a llegar a este hemiciclo para participar en el inicio de lo que serÁ esta convenciÓn nacional del partido republicano. mÁs de 2300 delegados, y mÁs de 2400 delegados alternos, se estarÁn dando cita para debatir lo que serÁ la plataforma del partido, y para definitivamente nominar a donald trump como candidato presidencial por este partido. hoy estÁ lleno de mucha incertidumbre, porque se va a hablar del tema de seguridad nacional, que incluye el tema migrator

orlando police have been criticized for waiting too long, but now the orlando police chief says when he said the shooting stopped at 2:18, he was basing that on what the fbi's timeline was. megyn. >> trace, thank you. >>> well, this week "the kelly file" assembled a powerful panel on the issue of terror, including some survivors of recent attacks in orlando as well as fort hood as well as victims' families. also in our group, veterans, liberals, conservatives, and advocates for the muslim community. all here to discuss the battle against islamic extremism. it was extraordinary. tonight, discussion begins with yours truly questioning one of the fort hood terror attack victims. alonzo lunsford was shot seven times, including once in the head. and i asked him what happens when he hears about another attack such as what happened in orlando earlier this month. watch. you spoke with me a couple years ago about some ptsd and what that had done to you having been shot so many times. when you see something like this happen in orlando or what we saw in instanbul, does it bring that back for ne

it's stunning to me that more wasn't done to prepare orlando for this. to view orlando as a target. it's stunning to me that orlando was turned down for the grant. and particularly considering the thriftses that we face and it's been in an escalating nature. i mean, it's not like one happened five years ago and then something else happened. i mean, these things are escalating. almost as, though, the federal government particularly this administration -- is tone deaf or blind to it, and i just don't understand why there's a billion dollars that wasn't used in it. i heard your answer a while ago there's other things going on. but they're critical needs in orlando should have been one of the top areas of this. what accountability easer oversight is fema exercising that it is effectively. >> monitored 100% of werdz an see indications that additional monitoring is need, we do site visits. we work both on the program monitoring and financial monitoring to make sure it is spent to which it is appropriated. >> when you look at the fact that there's -- over half a million, 662 million dollar

orlando: eso! adelante, violeta! ♪ ya no pienso mantener este cariÑo ♪ ♪ mientras me parto el alma ♪ yo en mis desvelos sufriendo por amor ♪ alan: ♪ te quedÓ grande la yegua ♪ karla: ♪ y a mÍ me faltÓ jinete ♪ alan: hay que tratar bien a las mujeres. karla: y es cafecito. vamos a pasar con johnny, ale y ana. nuestra anita festeja un aÑo mÁs de vida! ana patricia: un aÑo menos! johnny: no podemos dejar pasar un momento mÁs para decirte felicidades! ana patricia: cumplo 29, pero luzco de 20. johnny: aquÍ estaremos celebrÁndolo contigo. en los deportes, adriÁn el titán gonzÁlez se convirtiÓ en el beisbolista mexicano de la semana cuando encabezÓ el ataque de los dodgers en los angeles frente a los cardenales de san luis. alejandro: y atenciÓn a los padres. paula gutiÉrrez nos lleva a visitar el campamento de rock para niÑos, donde ellas dan sus primeros pasos musicales. ana patricia: y tenemos en exclusiva desde mÉxico las declaraciones de alan, el vocalista de banda ms, que nos dar�

y a un mes de la tragedia aing en orlando. el bar pulse es considerada una escena de crimen estÁ separada por una barrera protectora, pero a las afueras esto, un memorial banderas, flores y sobre todo recuerdos de las personas que murieron acÁ. >>> su dueÑa hizo un comunicado el martes. no haya podido entrar al lugar estamos agradecidos mÁs alla de lo que pueden expresar las palabras. y queremos reiterar que nuestro compromiso de mantener pulse vivo continÚa. >>> en las calles de orlando, aÚn hay dolor. en el centro histÓrico de la ciudad, este memorial son 49 cruces que representan cada una de las vÍctimas soportan el intenso sol que por estos dÍas acompaÑa orlando. tal vez, una seÑal de que por muy oscura que sea la noche, el sol siempre vuelve a salir. >>> en total se han practico do 69 cirugÍas a un total de.... porque omar mateen hizo la peor masacre en el bar pulse a mis espaldas es una pregunta, una que probablemente no tenga respuesta, segÚn la propia fiscal de los estados unidos. loretta linch, eso serÁ

¿verdad, orlando? orlando: continuamos con el video de carlos vives, "la bicicleta", y con nuestra visita catherine. gracias por enviarnos paletas! johnny: yo quiero paletas! alejandro: en venezuela le decimos helado. alan: voy con mariana a darle su paletita. alejandro: por lo menos son saludables. alan: nos lo mandan carlos vives y shakira. mariana: quÉ lindo, mi tacher! orlando: mÁs adelante les vamos a colocar un poquito mÁs del vÍdeo. ahora vamos con ninel conde. su novio estÁ teniendo problemas jurÍdicos. pues el ex hablÓ y dice que todos los que andan con ninel terminan mal. reportero: juan zepeda, el ex de ninel conde, desliga toda responsabilidad en relaciÓn a la demanda contra giovanni medina. juan: me da risa que me lo estÉn preguntando. definitivamente, contra el seÑor medina no tengo absolutamente nada. creo que si tuviera algo, serÍa en contra de ninel, porque ella fue la que actuÓ en contra de mi familia, de mi persona. y yo creo que el seÑor medina es una vÍctima mÁs de n

and orlando is not the only instance. over and over and over again, this administration has the warning signs but because of political correctness, doesn't act on them, and the result is innocent americans are killed. now, at this point, i would like to recognize mr. carlin and mr. steinbach to provide their testimony. but they have refused to attend, so with that, i will invite the members of the second panel to please come forward. each of you will be sworn in momentarily. while you're coming forward, i will begin by introducing each of the members of the second panel. the first witness is dr. m. sudy jasser, who is the founder and president of the american islamic forum for democracy in phoenix, arizona. a graduate of the university of wisconsin milwaukee and the medical college of wisconsin, dr. jasser is a former commissioner of the united states commission on international religious freedom and served as the medical officer in the united states navy. dr. jasser is currently in private practice in phoenix, specializi

this is important topic to the people of orlando. we want answers it has been almost three weeks now. we want to hear what's in that call. we already know what is in the transcript but we want to hear audio and victims families according to our governor want to hear audio as well. deirdre: i'm sure they do, to help them reach closure. that brings up an interesting point where from the transcript, which the fbi did release, and from survivors accounts, people know what happened. >> that's right. they know what happened. and the fbi and department of justice has released that transcript. they censored it at first but ultimately they released unedited version of that call. so we don't understand exactly why they don't want us to hear audio. we think it has something to do with rest of the records they haven't released. once you start releasing some records maybe they feel compelled to release rest of them. some agencies around here released some. what we're finding in records is contradictions. police said the shooting stopped at 2:18.

just weeks after the horror of orlando. welcome to a kelly file special. terror in america. i'm megyn kelly. less than one day after terrorists killed 42 and wounded more than 200 others at one of the world's busiest airports the cia director answered questions on the record and basically said he would not be surprised if something similar happened here and soon. while the attack in turkey involved sophisticated coordination and planning, america just experienced a terror attack of its own in orlando, florida, and saw the kind of horror that can be unleashed when one man, inspired by terror teachings, goes after a soft target like a nightclub, where no one saw it coming. that was just the latest reminder, that from boston to san bernardino, from fort hood to the pulse nightclub in florida, this threat is evolving. the methods are changing and the only constant is the hatred for the american way of life. so is this our new normal? do we have to just live with it? we wanted to have a serious conversation. so we put together one of the most powerful line juneup of guests ever,

after the mass murders in orlando and in san bernardino, carried out by individuals professing a twisted version of islam, the most obvious next step is to question why if someone is too dangerous to get on an oirp with you, they ought to be able to -- an airplane with you, they ought to be able to buy as many assault weapons as they would like. and ask why in orlando the law enforcement officials did not hear about assault weapon purchases of those who had been -- of one person who had been

>> i was in orlando before i came here to tampa. [cheering] and i had the great honor of sitting and talking with some of the residents of that beautiful city. and hearing what they are doing together. to deal with the aftermath of the worst mass shooting in american history. with great pride about how the city has responded. police captain in charge of the swat team talked with such conviction about how when the moment arrived, the police in orlando were ready. they had trained, they supported each other, they were ready. i canptain did not say fix it alone, he said i'm a member of a team. the best team that anyone could have. [cheering] i met some of the hospital and medical personnel who were there to take the wounded and worked so heroically to stabilize -- save lives. everyone one of them doing his or her part. triage, nursing, doing everything, i did not mean any one of them who said, hey, i can fix it alone. [cheering] i've never heard of an american leader, or at least someone who wants to be an american leader, claiming tha

orlando: y una mujer hermosa. josÉ manuel: pero por compromiso de la dama, por respeto como caballero en este mundo... yo soy la persona mÁs mandilona y obediente bajo los besos y abrazos de una mujer. yo no sÉ su situaciÓn, entonces se me hace un poquito comprometedor. alan: eso fue antes. orlando: antes de que se casara salma hayek hay que aclararlo. josÉ manuel: pero sÍ le hizo el tema a salma hayek. probablemente lo hizo muy ilusionado. es un tema hermoso, me encanta cantarlo. orlando: es una joya. josÉ manuel: es una belleza. y fue afortunada, yo creo. alan: pues claro, que te dediquen una canciÓn, te debes sentir honrado. orlando: y hay que aclarar que el tema saliÓ uno o dos aÑos antes de que ella se casara. fue una amistad profunda. josÉ manuel: nada que ver. alan: ¿quÉ te decÍa tu papi acerca del amor, de las mujeres, del concepto como tal del amor? josÉ manuel: eran plÁticas muy largas, que se daban no necesariamente en el estudio de grabaciÓn, o en el desayuno, sino que salÍan casualme

he's actually in orlando this morning. hey, al, good morning glen. >> whatever happened to reality reality? who needs augmented reality? we'll talk about that a little later. let's show you what we've got going on right now. we are talking about some heat out there. we're also talking about these heat advisories from tulsa all the way in to parts of new mexico and texas. this heat's just going to be expanding as we move on during the day. in fact, even out east. here in the east, thursday and friday afternoons, parts of pennsylvania and new jersey. it will feel like it is over 100 degrees. jet stream way up to the north, so it is going to stay very warm out here. in fact, look at this. lubbock will be 12 degrees above normal. 7 92 jacksonville. atlanta and cleveland very warm. as we move on toward the weekend, those heat indices will cst >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist bill henley. a warm and humid day and we're watching for showers and thunderstorms. most likely this afternoon. upper 80s for philadelphia. the suburbs,

and in orlando, the muslim population has grown ten-fold in the past decade. is this a problem we're not att? >> well, we're certainly not paying sufficient attention to any of the problems you cited. and we've got, you cited these bans on our government and the military is using terms such as jihad, islamist terror, that is censorship. and hampers our effort. we need to get serious. here's what we absolutely must do. stop focussing only on individuals. but nwe need to go after not jut individuals but crackdown on the hate mosques, on the mullahs and imams who preach the hate. and we need to crackdown on jihadi porn on these websites and platforms that we know that they are inspiring americans to kill americans. >> walid phares? thoughts. >> well, this is not one attack, six bloody attacks, not six attacks only, 60 attempts against us over the past two years. the heads of the department of the fbi and others have been concluding that we are, you know, we are facing up to 50 activities and 50 states. it's not that we are at war with the jihadists, they are at w

can be resolved during the weekend party meeting here in orlando. >> once again, we're live in orlando, florida, as we await the start of the democratic national committee's fourth and final hearing for the platform committee. the platform is the party's principals, and they set the platform for the 2016 elections. this should get under way in a couple of minutes. we're learning -- we just spoke with a parliamentarian down there and we're understanding it's going to be a couple more minutes. they are still meeting some of the party leaders, still meeting. so we'll have live coverage under way. we'll show you a discussion from this morning's "washington journal" on the black lives matter movement. host: joining us from baltimore. good morning,. welcome back to the program. guest: it's good to be back. host: so gosh, where to start? louisiana, minnesota, dallas. what's your reaction, sir, to everything that's been going on, not just this week but in general in the country? guest: sir, remember, we shouldn't have to protest. people shouldn't have to be in the street to be heard. people pr

but orlando marks the seventh terror attack on u.s. soil since president obama took office. in 2009, abdul hakeem mohammed opened fire on an army recruiting office in little rock, arkansas, killing one soldier, wounding another. mohammed converted to islam as a teen, claimed he was affiliated with al qaeda and called the shooting a jihadi attack. also in 2009, former army psychiatrist nidal hasan opened fire at fort hood, killing 13. wounds dozens more. during his trial, hasan claimed allegiance to the taliban but later said he wanted to become a member of the islamic state. in april 2013, dzhokhar and tamerlan tsarnaev bombed the boston marathon. two police officers also died during the subsequent manhunt. dzhokhar told police they were motivated by extremist islamic beliefs and learned how to build bombs from an al qaeda magazine. in may of 2015, two men opened fire outside a prophet mohammed cartoon contest in garland, texas. the suspects were quickly shot and killed by police, but isis claimed responsibility. in july 2015, al qaeda follower mohammod abdulazeez went on a

after the mass murders in orlando and in san bernardino, carried out by individuals professing a twisted version of islam, the most obvious next step is to question why if someone is too dangerous to get on an oirp with you, they ought to be able to -- an airplane with you, they ought to be able to buy as many assault weapons as they would like. and ask why in orlando the law enforcement officials did not hear about assault weapon purchases of those who had been -- of one person who had been

but i do leave with just one request that you listen to the , people of orlando in our heart orlando, we need real unity. , the kind the world has seen here in orlando and around the country in the wake of all these tragedies. a unity that moves us beyond the artificial divisions based on insignificant differences like race or cultural heritage or sexual preference. it provides for equality and fairness for everyone. thank you, welcome to orlando, and god bless you. [applause] shirley franklin: a special thank you to mayor dyer for welcoming us to his city and for his welcome. it is an honor for me to be appointed by the dnc to co-chair the democratic national platform committee, and a privilege to work with my colleague, governor malloy, from connecticut. on this important effort of our party and our country and our world. and it would be inappropriate for me not to acknowledge that there are two women from georgia on the podium. dr. hale and i. so we are well represented from georgia today. the georgians appreciate that. over the next two day, we will have the opportunity to hear, r

newtown, and orlando were target rich environments. people were not armed. the push from the left to disarm the innocent, the law-abiding like myself, i'm my own security. the government cannot protect us tault at all times. we need to accept it and take personal responsibility for our safety. >> we're losing sight of -- he said what he said, that taliban is in our country. we need to deal with it. >> omar mateen? >> yes. we need to deal with it as far as prevention and security. what are we doing to protect our american people on our soil? what are we doing? if you met this man or you interview third down person by the fbi, multiple times before this happened, how did he get access to guns? how did he get into the bathroom to kill so many people? >> quickly in the back? >> i understand this is an ideological battle for those being radicalized in the united states. we need to establish the peaceful narrative of islam if we're going to save these people from being radicalized. >> how? >> first of all, the problem i see is we keep fighting the media. we have t

the world. >> announcer: live from universal orlando resort in orlando, florida. >> we should have flown. >> did you see in we were almost eaten alive. >> well, i got here at midnight and i still beat you guys. >> the transporter malfunctioned. >> i've already had my banana frostee here. >> thank you. cheers! >> welcome. >> welcome to a special edition of "today" for a wednesday morning, july 13, >>> al along with natalie and tamron. we are happy to be celebrating the spirit of this great city, and hopefully bringing joy after a few tough weeks rebounding. we are -- we are excited to be opening the brand-new ride. >> you guys checked it out yesterday. it's amazing, right? >> it's amazing. we got so close that kong's breath was right up on us. >> but first we ended up at jurassic park. it's really amazing. the raptor, there's a guy that works with him, and he's a raptor wrangler, and he is a guy that controls the -- >> cameron did not quite understand that he was in character. she thought he was controlling the captor. >> this is me, and i was -- >> it's so realistic. bit the top of al's

orlando wasn't the only celeb supporting his girlfriend. chloe grace moretz urged millennials to vote and posted this pic with boyfriend brooklyn beckham. the caption, look who suuprised pe. >>> next, gaga solo. ♪ >> nine days after the singer confirmed she and taylor kinney are taking a break, gaga performed at an invitation-only party foo delegates. >>> finally, boy is this blowing up online. did congresswoman joyce beatty sseal melania's looo? >> the representative from ohio took to the dnc stage in a dress strikingly similar to the one melania trump wore during her rnc speech. the minute you stepped off that stage, people went bananas. because of your dress. >> it's my husband came today, and asked me to wear this dress. and when he unveiled it, i can be honest, i didn't see her the night that she wore the dress. >> is it the same designer? is it the same exact -- >> i have no idea. >> do you know who the designer is of your dress? >> i do. >> who is it? >> i do. >> you don't want to tell me? she doesn't want to tell me! >> the questi

always discreet for bladder leaks >>> he pledged his allegiance to isis but the fbi is telling orlando law enforcement to withhold the records. >> in a letter to the orlando police department the fbi writes this, to extend your agency ask obligated to respond to request for records and information, and we can you withhold the records. >> now they are refusing to answer questions about why they are defying the law in some cases and denying the public access. the fbi, are they overstepping their pounds? >> let's ask founder of the jenkins group. thank you for being with us. we appreciate it. >> bright and early. >> you know what goes into the investigation and you say it doesn't look good? >> doesn't look good from the optics, and i do have to come to bat for the fbi and it's standard protocol to not disclose public records during ongoing pending criminal investigations and we are looking at the second largest islamic terror attack in history on u.s. soil and that's a ongoing investigation, and until it's complete the fbi will not disclose that information but where we are having issue w

. >> shots fired inside the orlando nightclub. >> we know enough to say that this was an propaganda on line or are engaging with isis-aligned people on social media. here with us tonight, ali fares, and lieutenant colonel ralph peters. all right, we have 94 americans, colonel, 94 americans on american soil killed since 911. our compartmedepartment of home security bans jihad because they say it is too disrespectful and the right wingers say it's po posing the same threat as extremism. and says guns are the issue, a homeland security issue. in the same time, the u.s. has settled nearly three-quarters of migrants that execute gays and lesbi lesbians, illegal immigrants that overstay their visas almost never get caught according to home security and in orlando, the muslim population has grown ten-fold in the last decade. .. >> is this a problem we're not paying attention to? >> we're certainly not paying sufficient attention to any of the problems you cited. our bans in the government and military using terms such as jihad and islamist terror is censorship and double speak that hampers ou

a day earlier, dozens of gun control advocates started a 49-hour sit-in near senator marco rubio's orlando office. but nine hours into the protest, police cut the demonstration short. they arrested 10 protesters who refused to leave the building when it was closing. in the race for the white house - it's official. vermont senator bernie sanders ended his presidential campaign and endorsed hillary clinton's bid for the white house. may not be clinton's running mate... c-n-n reports senator elizabeth warren will be the marquee speaker on the first night of the democratic convention. the vice presidential nominee usually speaks on the final day, along with the candidate. new this morning on the campaign trail - donald trump, firing back at supreme court justice ruth bader ginsberg - and calling for her resignation. trump tweeted early this morning quote: "justice ginsberg has embarassed all by making very dumb political statements about me. her mind is shot. resign." the supreme fued between the two started earlier this week, after ginsburg called trump a "faker".. saying she couldn't imagine

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and what the folks in orlando said to me was so touching. they said we have to stand against hatred no matter who it's against, racial hatred, religious hatred, homophobia, all these hates that infect the soul. and we have to stand against violence everywhere. and that includes standing up for common sense gun safety easures. i want to say something else because this is serious to me. i love this country. i am so grateful for all the opportunities and blessings i've had and i am so humbled by the prospect of being nominated next week in philadelphia. here's what i want you to hear. i will do everything i can to make life better for hard-working americans. i will do everything i can to bring people together. i will do everything i can to keep us safe and i know a little bit about that. you can't really put this into law is what i'm about to say. but we need more love and indness in this country. we need more respect between and among our fellow americans. we need to be listening more to ach other. the last thing we need are leaders who try to