kenneth craig is live with more. kenneth? >> reporter: good afternoon, the ordeal inside this orlando night club went on for hours. this afternoon authorities say they have all of the victims out and identified. but that their investigation could take weeks if not

correspondent kenneth craig, excuse me, sore bye that, we're going back to orlando with that update from investigators. right now. >> good afternoon to all of you, thank for being here. we want to share some update with you about this particular operation. this is a tough situation. i want all of to you think about this for a moment. for those every with you children or grandchildren or what have you, i just happen to have a two year old grandson, and so for me this is a very human experience that we're talking about where we are dealing with this family now who there is no question will lose a two year old child. it has been now about 15 hours since the child was taken into the water by the alligator. so we know that we are working on recovering the body of the child at this point. and so on behalf of everyone that is engage in the this effort, our ultimate goal is to try to bring some closure to the family by recovering their loved one. we have in excess of 50 personnel from the orange county sheriff's office alone that is working on this recovery effort. we're going to be here through

kenneth craig has the latest from orlando. >> reporter: more and more details are emerging the story is becoming that much more puzzling. investigators are trying to figure out if this attacker was living a secret life as a gay man and what exactly his wife knew. >> miss salman, did you know your husband was going to do this. >> reporter: investigators are turning their attention to this woman, noor salman. she was married to omar mateen, the gunman who went on a shooting rampage inside the pulse nightclub in orlando. >> oh, my god people are getting shot! >> reporter: police say salman told them he had gone to the gay nightclub before. she said she tried to convince him not to do it. >> i didn't see, i didn't notice anything. she is very good girl. very honest. >> reporter: as investigators dig into mateen's past patrons also say they have seen him at pulse before. >> he used to come in the bar on the weekends. >> reporter: not only did he call 911 but sources said he made a post to facebook pledges his allegiance to facebook all while randomly shooting in the crowd. >> he looked at

c-b-s reporter kenneth craig show: >>> in kentucky today thousands gathered to give a final farewell to boxing great muhammad ali. cbs reporter kenneth craig shows us while ali may have died, his legacy lives on. >> reporter: the casket was brought into freedom hall for a prayer service. his family sat in the viewing area while thousands strained to see as tributes were offered. >> ali did more to normalize islam in this country than any other muslim in the history of the united states. >> reporter: this woman came with her family to be part of the event. >> i wanted to see him when he was alive. i couldn't do that. so i wanted to come here and pay my respects. >> reporter: ibrahim [ non- english name ] traveled from jerusalem to pay his respects. >> he did a lot in his life to give love. >> reporter: today's service wasn't just for muslims. it was open to all people just as ali wanted. >> the whole atmosphere was peace and it was love and it was unity. >> reporter: more tributes are planned for friday in louisville. thousands will line the streets for a 19-mile procession to the cav

kenneth craig is live with more. kenneth? >> reporter: good afternoon, the ordeal inside this orlando night club went on for hours. this afternoon authorities say they have all of the victims out and identified. but that their investigation could take weeks if not months. f.b.i. agents searched for evidence monday morning outside the pulse night club, police say the last of the victims have been removed. authorities are now work to go notify all the next of kin. gunfire errupted in the crowded gay club after last call sunday morning, police say an officer working at the club exchanged guy 29 year old omar ma -- mateen, and another gun battle attacker then retreat today bathroom with a number of hostages. police say that is when mateen called 911, pledging his allegiance to isis claimed to have a bomb. around 5:00 a.m. a swat team punched several holes through a wall and storm the club. >> we believe future loss of life was imminent and that's why we reacted the way we did. >> mateen born in new york to afghan parents with sec

kenneth craig live in orlando, thank you. >>> politics now. the season's final primary is in washington, dc today and the presidential candidates are focus and out attack in orlando. -- on the attack in orlando. hillary clinton talked about gun control. >> if the fbi is watching you for suspected terrorist links, you shouldn't be able to just go buy a gun with no questions asked. >> meanwhile, donald trump says that the nation's survival depends on banning muslim immigrants from entering the country. >> if we don't get tough and if we don't get smart and fast, we're not going to have our country anymore. there will be nothing, absolutely nothing left. >> this afternoon fbi director james comey will brief members of congress on the shooting. >>> memorials have been held in several bay area cities. yesterday in downtown san jose, people gathered at city hall plaza. mayor sam liccardo was among those at the event. in san francisco a collection of flowers, candles and written notes continues to grow. this memorial was set up at 18th and castro str

in louisville, kentucky,, kenneth craig, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> thanks a lot, kenneth. this next video is chilling, attempted kidnap nerve florida was stopped in the act, and it is all caught on camera. disturbing surveillance video shows craig bonnella dragging 13 year old girl through a dollar general store while her mother hangs on and tries to stop him. fortunately off duty deputy was outside the store and stopped him from getting away. neighbors say they were disturbed by this. >> somebody that really deserves to be put away. >> there wouldn't have been, i mean, any doubt, i would have thrown myself on anybody, you know, and now i guess i have to be prepared to do that. >> no one was hurt during this incident. authority say they don't know why he was after the girl. they say he's not a registered sex offender but has history of arrests. >> that's just crazy. >> terrifying video. >> still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> sharks in the water find out where the warning is going out today to swimmers, katy? >> brooke, we are in the midst of some damaging storms here in t

kenneth craig has the latest. >> reporter: donald trump unleashed his latest attack on hillary clinton calling her a world class liar. >> she gets ch hour-long speech in new york, the republican said clinton almost single handily destabilized the middle east as secretary of state. >> her decision spread death, destruction and terrorism everywhere she touched. >> reporter: trumps speech comes a day after clinton clammed him for his business practiced. she followed up with a speech laying out her goals for the economy. >> if we want higher growth we have to raise income. >> reporter: speaking to a crowd in north carolina, she said she would make the investments needed to create good paying jobs. >> every american willing to work hard should be able to find a job that pays enough to support a family. >> reporter: earlier she met with house democrats in washington to discuss a strategy to help her win the white house. >> so far hillary clinton doesn't have anything on her public calendar for tomorrow. donald trump is expected to head to scotland for an event at one of friday. kenneth craig

cbs reporter kenneth craig on the tributes in kentucky. >> long before ali became the greatest. he can only dream of greatness, growing upped in of this peufrpg house in louisville, kentucky. the home was restored and open as a museum days before his death on friday. >> come folks. >> his childhood friend, fishback -- >> go right in. >> reporter: greeted visitors and shared stories about growing up with the champ. >> we did not believe in it when we were kids as he told the same stories as he told as mohammed ali, same stories. >> what were the stories? >> i am going to be the champ whereon of the world. >>> opened to a downtown arena. thousands are expected. >> reporter: the service will be streamed around the world. >> reporter: at the family church people celebrated his life and mourned his loss. ali's brother broke down in tears. >> help anybody, he is a saint, a wonderful man. >> great in the ring and around the microphone. >> noting like a butterfly and stinging like the bee. >> reporter: it seems the bows agree. thousands of them decided to gather in a tree outside of the

kenneth craig has more on the potential involvement in the plot. >> reporter: michelle, as more and more details start to emerge, the story is becoming all that more puzzling. investigators are trying to figure out if this attacker was living a secret life as a gay man and what exactly his wife knew. >> miss salman, did you know your husband was going to do this. >> reporter: investigators are turning their attention to this woman, noor salman. she was married to omar mateen, the gunman who went on a shooting rampage inside the pulse nightclub in orlando. >> oh, my god people are getting shot! >> reporter: police say salman told them he had gone to the gay nightclub before. she said she tried to convince him not to do it. >> i didn't see, i didn't notice anything. she is very good girl. very honest. very sincere. >> reporter: as investigators dig into mateen's past patrons also say they have seen him at pulse before. >> he used to come in the bar on the weekends. >> reporter: not only did he call 911 but sources said he made a post to facebook pledges his allegiance to isis all while ran

kenneth craig, cbs news, louisville, kentucky. >> and just so anyone can participate in the event a 19- mile procession through through louisville is planned. >>> two teens arrested in the killing of a classmate will be in court. carlos martinez and edwin guevera face murder charges. a third man faces accessory charges. the two students were shot and attacked with a machete on a hiking trail killing one of them. >>> uc-santa cruz police asking for your help finding this woman. she is 21-year-old jean "beverage." she was reported missing yesterday afternoon and hasn't been seen since sunday morning at her apartment. police say she may be at risk and possibly in need of medication. >>> a truck driver in mountain view missed the brake and hit the gas leading to this. the truck slammed into the side of a building on ellis street. no one was hurt except the driver. >>> how's the forecast, roberta? >> i wanted to take a look at our live weather camera over the golden gate bridge. it's a good barometer with the flag. it's on the fly this afternoon. can you see it there? it's whipping around.

kenneth craig, cbs news, orlando. >> president obama is set to travel to orlando tomorrow to pay his respects to the victims. >>> california lawmakers are pointing to the orlando mass shooting as yet another reason to move forward with numerous gun control bills. the measures were initially introduced in response to the mass shooting in san bernardino back in december. emotions ran high yesterday as committees listened to testimony yesterday before voting to send the bill to the floor. >> every life that's lost there's a family behind those people, that person, who are impacted forever. >> the supporters of the gun control measure hope to get them to the governor by the end of the month. >>> a new poll has found that in the wake of this recent shooting, 57% of americans now favor a nationwide ban on assault weapons. that is up from 44% back in december. 38% of respondents oppose the ban. and that's down from 50% in december. >>> happening later today, the san francisco police commission will discuss a progress report regarding the department's "use of force" policy. it focuses on cha

kenneth craig is in orlando. kenneth? >> reporter: good morning to you. as more and more details start to emerge about all of this, the picture is getting more and more blurry as investigators look into whether the attacker was living a secret life as a gay man and what his wife knew. >> did you know your husband was going do this? >> reporter: investigators are turning their attention to this woman, noor zahi salman. she was married to omar mateen, the gunman who went on a shooting rampage inside the pulse nightclub in orlando. >> oh, my god! people are getting shot! >> reporter: police say she and mateen had gone to the gay nightclub before. she also said she tried to convince him not to go through with the attack. >> i didn't see. didn't notice anything. she is very good girl. honest, sincere person. >> reporter: as investigators dig into mateen's past, patrons also say they've seen him at pulse before. >> he used to come in the bar about -- on the weekends sometimes. >> reporter: not only did mateen call 911, but sources tell cbs news he also made a f

kenneth craig, cbs news, new york. >> meanwhile, marco rubio just announced he is seeking re- election to the u.s. senate. the republican had pledged to return to private life in florida if his presidential bid failed but now he is changing his mind as republicans try to hold on to the senate majority. >>> house speaker paul ryan just unveiled a new healthcare plan that republicans hope will replace obamacare should the gop win the white house. >> we're not going to repeal obamacare when the current president of the united states is a guy named obama. the purpose of this agenda is not to pass a law right now that we know won't go into law. the purpose of this agenda is to show a better way on the big issues of the day that's going to require a republican president to sign into law. >> the plan relies on individual tax credits to allow people to buy coverage from private insurers. the 37-page document also includes medical liability reform and expanding access to health savings accounts. >>> right now wildfires are devouring thousands of acres in the western united states. crews in los

kenneth craig, cbs news, louisville, kentucky. >> ali died of septic shock. he had battled parkinson's disease for more than three decades. >>> veterans from as far away as california joined d-day ceremonies at the national cemetery. 9,000 allied troops were killed or injured. i was honored to emcee the event. california hero flight helped the heroes make it to the ceremony this morning. >>> always walking, always tracking, wusa9 first alert weather, dc's most accurate. >> well, it is just gorgeous out here. very warm. temperatures are heating up fast. a little breeze to cool you off a little bit. today is going to be the warmest and it's just 83 degrees. we're warming up pretty fast. a little breezy at times. a wind out of the southwest still adding in humidity. there is enough humidity and sunshine and lingering boundaries so you can't rule out a stray shower for southern maryland and also on the flip side northwest. northwest of frederick. but right to the metro spots, which will be pretty dry through much of the day. maybe a few extra clouds. temperatures

craig cbs news. >>> fans shout out homophobic slurs in a game. >>> and sending a message to everyone. what they have to say coming up. >>> plus why neo-naxis are blaming the police for yesterday's violence at the california capital. >>> it's the battle of the bay. we are like at at&t park as the oakland a's take on san francisco giants. >>> closed captioning brought to you by living spaces furniture. >>> new details coming to light over a violent clash at the state capital. leaders of a knee owe nazi group said they were attacked by protestors. it shows people being beaten with sticks and fists. ten people hurt and at least five people stabbed. today police blamed counter protestors for in sighting the violence. >>> the weekend event is reminiscent of another clash in 2012 between kneeo nazis. three hurt and three arrested. >>> the san jose earthquakes have a message for some unruly soccer fans. stop yelling the homophobic slurs at games for you may get kicked out. that warning is coming from the top of the organization. >>> the team says they will start off with a public education a

kenneth craig is in orlando. kenneth? >> reporter: good morning to you. as more and more details start to emerge about all of this, the picture is getting more and more blurry as investigators look into whether the attacker was living a secret life as a gay man and what his wife knew. >> did you know your husband was going do this? >> reporter: investigators are turning their attention to this woman. she was married to omar mateen, the gunman who went on a shooting rampage inside the pulse nightclub in orlando. >> oh, my god! people are getting shot! >> reporter: police say she and mateen had gone to the gay nightclub before. she also said she tried to convince him not to go through with the attack. >> i didn't see. didn't notice anything. she is very good girl. honest, sincere person. >> reporter: as investigators dig into mateen's past, patrons also say they've seen him at pulse before. >> he used to come in about -- on the weekends sometimes. >> reporter: not only did mateen call 911, but sources tell cbs news he also made a facebook post pledging his

kenneth craig is in orlando. kenneth? >> reporter: good morning to you. as more and more details start to emerge about all of this, the picture is getting more and more blurry as investigators look into whether the attacker was living a secret life as a gay man and what his wife knew. >> did you know your husband was going do this? >> reporter: investigators are turning their attention to this woman. she was married to omar mateen, the gunman who went on a shooting rampage inside the pulse nightclub in orlando. >> oh, my god! people are getting shot! >> reporter: police say she and mateen had gone to the gay nightclub before. she also said she tried to convince him not to go through with the attack. >> i didn't see. didn't notice anything. she is very good girl. honest, sincere person. >> reporter: as investigators dig into mateen's past, patrons also say they've seen him at pulse before. >> he used to come in the bar about -- on the weekends sometimes. >> reporter: not only did mateen call 911, but sources tell cbs news he also made a facebook post pledg

kenneth craig, cbs news, orlando. >> at least three funerals are scheduled today for the victims of the nightclub shooting. >>> fed up and fired up. about little or no action on gun control. connecticut senator chris murphy held the senate floor for almost 15 hours yesterday. and it looks like the democrats' filibuster had at least some impact. nikki burdine has more on what happens next. >> frustration growing on capitol hill for more gun control. one of the forces behind the change, senator chris murphy who spent 15 hours on the senate floor. >> i have had enough of the ongoing slaughter of innocents. >> so senator murphy took matters into his own hands, with the nearly 15-hour marathon fill buster to ask for two votes. the first will be to block those on a terrorist watch list from buying a gun. the second would require background checks for guns sold at gun shows or online. >> the er with us, if you're on the terrorist watch list and you're not allowed to fly on a plane, then you certainly shouldn't be able to buy a dangerous assault weapon. >> the senator's office says they receive

kenneth craig is in orlando. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is just one of the many memorial service across the city. and -- many memorials across the city. and the city hurting in ways that are difficult to put into words. later the president will let orlando know it's not alone. fbi investigators are methodically piecing together omar mateen's movements leading up to the deadly shooting rampage inside the pulse nightclub in orlando. a former co-worker said mateen was a ticking time bomb. >> omar was a deeply disturbed man. he was full of hate. full of rage. >> reporter: in an ominous facebook post minutes before the attack, the shooter wrote, "you kill innocent women and children by doing u.s. air strikes. now taste the islamic state vengeance." cbs news sources say mateen's wife, noor salman, knew her husband was planning the attack. she also drove with him to stake out the gay club. >> at the end of all of our interviews, however long it takes, if someone is to be charged in this investigation, we will bring them to just. >> reporter:

in louisville kentucky, kenneth craig, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> very true, thanks, kenneth. concerns over water safety in bucks and montgomery county prompting calls for investigational investigation, congressman brendon boyle wants a hearing, to investigate ground water contamination surrounding hundreds of defense department installations, including three from our area officials have shutdown a dozen municipal wells, 80 private wells federal appeals court will reese least unindicted co-con spore tours, two former allies of new jersey governor chris christie were indicted last year alledgedly orchestrated traffic jams near the bridge as political pay back against mayor who did not support christie's re-election teen boy recovering this noon after being shot during attempted robbery in olney. >> north lauren street, the 17 year old victim was one of four people in a car all started two men approached the car, one tapped on the window with a gun. >> the shooter chased the car, and fired a total of three shots, all three shots did strike the driver side of the vehicle. >> afte

kenneth craig is in orlando outside the pulse nightclub. kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meg. it's been just about 24 hours since this unfolded. you see authorities very much have the entire area blocked off as they go through the club room by room trying to identify the dead. one by one the bodies of the victims were hauled away from the pulse nightclub sunday night. earlier, anxious family members sobbed as they learned the fate of their loved ones. police say 29-year-old omar mateen, armed with an ar-15 semiautomatic assault rifle and a handgun, opened fire in the crowded gay club around 2:00 sunday morning. clubgoer sean roister escaped amid the chaos. >> they were checking bodies, people that were wounded, just to get them out of the way. probably the worst thing i've felt in my entire life. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating the incident as an act of terrorism after mateen went into a club bathroom and called 911 to pledge his allegiance to isis before he started shooting. >> the fbi became aware of mateen in 2013

tonight we're remembering an american original and we begin with cbs correspondent kenneth craig. >> a steady stream of fans left cards and flowers outside the muhammad ali center in louisville, kentucky. a spokesperson for muhammad ali's family says he died friday night in phoenix after suffering from respiratory problems. the icon had battled parkinson's disease for decades. jimmy isaac fought back tears as he remembered the boxing legend who meant so much to so many. >> with all the violence and all the killings and everything muhammad ali doesn't want all that. he wants us all to love each other. >> reporter: ali's death also served as a history lesson for this young fan. >> he can achieve anything that he wants to achieve and, you know, if he feel strongly about anything take a stand and stand firm like aliism tomorrow ali's remains will be broader back here to his hometown where people have been coming to pay their respects before his funeral next friday. >> that's why i say i'm the greatest. >> reporter: ali wasn't known for his humility. he was beloved around the world and wi

cbs news' kenneth craig is live from orlando with the latest developments. craig >>> reporter: well, good morning to you. investigators are still trying to sort out

kenneth craig for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, the search is on for the cause of a fire that ripped threw a commercial building in doylestown, bucks county. take look at oy witness cam video sent in to us. the flames were intense on swamp road this morning. as you can see fire officials say two sweeps inside the beautiful smiles dentist office were damaged. no one was inside the building luckily at the time of the fire. >>> also, tonight police confirm a five-year-old girl has died from her injuries after a house fire in northeast philly. sophie ya olson and her mother critically injured in thursday's fire. she was trapped in her bedroom and her mother couldn't reach her a neighbor who happens to be police officer was also injured trying to help the family. the girl's mother remains in stable condition. >>> also today, marks three years since the deadly center city building collapse. six people died at 22nd and market when a building under demolition collapsed on to a crowded salvation army store. more than a dozen people suffered severe injuries. the demolition contractor and excav

kenneth craig has our report. >> reporter: jimmy smith is teaching his young son about muhammad ali. smith had planned to stop at the ali center in louisville, kentucky, while on a family trip from ohio to atlanta. >> as we're driving down past couple days, sadly we heard the news he was passing away. it's just tragic timing, i guess. >> reporter: ali's death has been met with an outpouring of love and memories from fans all around the world. his life and legacy will be honored during two interfaith memorial services. 18,000 are expected to attend an islamic prayer program thursday at louisville's freedom hall. another 15,000 will be allowed into a public service friday at the yum center. >> he was larger than the muslim community, larger than the african-american community. >> reporter: ali's family says the former heavyweight champ helped plan his memorials and gave his approval before he died. former president bill clinton will be among those delivering a eulogy. kenneth craig, cbs news, louisville, kentucky. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll look at muhammad ali an

kenneth craig spoke with some of the mourners visiting ali's childhood home in louisville, kentucky. >> reporter: long before muhammad ali became the greatest, he could only dream of greatness, growing up inside this pink house in louisville, kentucky. the home was restored and opened as a museum days before his death friday. ali's childhood friend sonny fishback greeted visitors and shared stories about growing up with the champ. >> we wouldn't believe him when we were kids as he told the same story he told muhammad ali. no difference. same guy. >> what were those stories? >> i'm going to be world champion of the world. >> reporter: at ali's family church, people celebrated his life and mourned his loss. ali's brother broke down in tears. >> loving and kind person. loved all people. would help anybody if he could. he's a wonderful man. >> ali's funeral on friday will be open to the public at a downtown louisville arena. thousands are expected and the service will be streamed around the world. ali was great in the ring and around the microphone. >> i can drown a drink of water and ki

kenneth craig explains what medical experts are trying to do about it. >>> coming around -- >> reporter: 78 americans die each day from opioid overdoses. since 1999, the number of prescriptions sold for the highly addictive painkillers has quadrupled. so have the number of people who have died from them. >> many clinicians have overestimated the safety of these products and underestimated their risks. >> reporter: dr. caleb alexander of johns hopkins has studied if doctors are becoming more cautious when prescribing the drugs. >> although there is some evidence that doctors are scaling back a little bit, we have a long way to go. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people are treated in emergency rooms every day for misusing prescription opioids. prince is the most high-profile victim yet. his autopsy revealed he died from an accidental fentanyl overdose, an opioid much more powerful than other painkillers. >> fentanyl is one of the types of prescription opioids that account for a disproportionate number of injuries and deaths. >> reporter: the centers for disease control and prevention releas

kenneth craig is in orlando. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is just one of the many memorials across the city. and the city hurting in ways that are difficult to put into words. later the president will let orlando know it's not alone. fbi investigators are methodically piecing together omar mateen's movements leading up to the deadly shooting rampage inside the pulse nightclub in orlando. a former co-worker said mateen was a ticking time bomb. >> omar was a deeply disturbed man. he was full of hate. full of rage. >> reporter: in an ominous facebook post minutes before the attack, the shooter wrote, "you kill innocent women and children by doing u.s. air strikes. now taste the islamic state vengeance." cbs news sources say mateen's wife, noor salman, knew her husband was planning the attack. she also drove with him to stake out the gay club. >> at the end of all of our interviews, however long it takes, if someone is to be charged in this investigation, we will bring them to just. >> reporter: president obama and vice president biden will

kenneth craig, cbs news, orlando. >> as kenneth said, surgeons in florida just ga the conditions of some of the victims still in the hospital. some fighting for their lives. wusa 9 andrea mccarron is live outside the hospital in orlando with that part of the story and andrea, you have more from one of the victims we just heard from who was shot several times but luckily miraculously survived. >> yes, we do, andrea, and what a harrowing or deal. angel cologne, remarkably survived after being shot five times. he said the gunman would stand over his victims and fire repeatedly. trying to ensure they were dead. >> i look over and he shoots the girl next to me. and i'm just there lying down and i think i'm next, i'm dead. so i don't know how, but by the glory of god, he shoots towards my head but it hits my hand. and then he shoots me again and it hits the side of my p. i was just prepared to just stay there. laying down. so he wouldn't know that i am alive. >> now, a doctor here described patients not just coming in, but patients here, not just coming in by ambulance, but by the truckload, a

>> kenneth craig in orlando. thank you so much, kenneth. >>> all 49 victims have now been identified, and they range in age from 18 to 50. one was celebrating her high school graduation. some were regulars at the club. others were there for the first time. it was latino night at the club, so many were hispanic. they are being mourned and remembered by family and friends, simply trying to understand the incomprehensible. >> reporter: family members gathered in orlando for the heart wrenching news about their loved ones. cecil flores lost his daughter mercedez. she was just 20 years old. 34-year-old edward sotomayor, known to his friends as top hat eddie, texted this video just minutes before he died in the gunfire. and this video appears to show the last moments of 25-year-old amanda alvear's life. she was working at a hospital and a drugstore to pay for nursing school. 22-year-old luis vielma was a leader at his church and worked on the harry potter ride at universal. j.k. rowling tweeted she can't stop crying. a

kenneth craig in new york city outside the trump event. >> reporter: donald trump sounded off on hillary clinton's record during her term as secretary of state. >> no secretary every state has been more wrong, more often, and in more places than hillary clinton. >> the presumptive republican nominee claimed clinton's foreign policy helped lead to the creation of the islamic state. >> isis threatens us today because of the decisions hillary clinton has made. >> the speech comes a day after clinton challenged the billionaire's business skills. >> he's written a lot of books about business. they all seem to ends at chapter 11. >> the war of words commas trump's campaign tries to raise more money. the candidates sent first e-mail on behalf of his campaign asking for donations, the appeal for donations came after the latest numbers show clinton's campaign has more than $40 million in the bank, compared to trump's just over a million. trump also announced he hired more staff as he expands his campaign to focus on the general election. >> good morning. >> clinton met with house democrats on cap

>> kenneth craig in orlando. thank you so much, kenneth. >>> all 49 victims have now been identified, and they range in age from 18 to 50. one was celebrating her high school graduation. some were regulars at the club. others were there for the first time. it was latino night at the club, so many were hispanic. they are being mourned and remembered by family and friend, simply trying to understand the incomprehensible. >> reporter: family members gathered in orlando for the heart wrenching news about their loved ones. cecil flores lost his daughter mercedes. she was just 20 years old. 34-year-old edward sotomayor, known to his friends as top hat eddie, texted this video just minutes before he died in the gunfire. and this video appears to show the last moments of 25-year-old amanda alvier's life. she was working at a hospital and a drugstore to pay for nursing school. 22-year-old luis vielma was a leader at his church and worked on the harry potter ride at universal. j.k. rowling tweeted she can't stop crying. at

. >> kenneth craig is in louisville, kentucky, with details of the >> reporter: jimmy smith is teaching his young son about muhammad ali. he had planned to stop at the ali center in louisville, kentucky, while on a family trip from ohio to atlanta. >> as we're driving down the past couple days, we heard the news he was passing away. and just tragic timing, i guess. >> reporter: his death has been met with an outpouring of love and memories from fans all over the world. his life and legacy will be honored during two interfaith memorial services. 18,000 are expected to attend an islamic prayer event and another 15,000 will be allowed into a public service friday. >> he was larger than the muslim community, larger than the african american community. >> reporter: his family says the former heavyweight champ helped plan his memorials and gave his approval before he died. former president bill clinton will a eulogy. >> reporter: while smith won't be able to attend the services, he's glad he has achieved a life-long goal of visiting the center. he says it's appropriate for ali to fill an aren

>> kenneth craig in orlando. thank you so much, kenneth. >>> all 49 victims have now been identified, and they range in age from 18 to 50. one was celebrating her high school graduation. some were regulars at the club. others were there for the first time. it was latino night at the club, so many were hispanic. they are being mourned and remembered by family and friend, simply trying to understand the incomprehensible. >> reporter: family members gathered in orlando for the heart wrenching news about their loved ones. cecil flores lostis mercedes. she was just 20 years old. 34-year-old edward sotomayor, known to his friends as top hat eddie, texted this video just minutes before he died in the gunfire. and this video appears to show the last moments of 25-year-old amanda alvier's life. she was working at a hospital and a drugstore to pay for nursing school. 22-year-old luis vielma was a leader at his church and worked on the harry potter ride at universal. j.k. rowling tweeted she can't stop crying. at orlando re

kenneth craig is in orlando. good morning, kenneth. >> reporter: good morning to you. this is just one of the many memorial service across the city. and -- many memorials across the city. and the city hurting in ways that are difficult to put into words. later the president will let orlando know it's not alone. fbi investigators are methodically piecing together omar mateen's movements leading up to the deadly shooting rampage inside the pulse nightclub in orlando. a former co-worker said mateen was a ticking time bomb. >> omar was a deeply disturbed man. he was full of hate. full of rage. >> reporter: in an ominous facebook post minutes before the attack, the shooter wrote, "you kill innocent women and children by doing u.s. air strikes. now taste the islamic state wife, noor salman, knew her husband was planning the attack. she also drove with him to stake out the gay club. >> at the end of all of our interviews, however long it takes, if someone is to be charged in this investigation, we will bring them to just. >> reporter: president obama and vice president biden

the kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> young woman from philadelphia is now talking about that frightening night inside pulse nightclub. patients carter went with her friend akyra murray and tiara parker. paul were shot. mur hoy just graduated from west catholic high school was kill. eye witt the necessary news reporter justin finch is live there holding a vigil tonight in murray's memory, justin. >> reporter: nicole, good morning. patients carter spoke from orlando where she's still recovering. and a week ago murray's family was here at west catholic celebrate herring graduation and today the school will host a vigil for her. >> i never thought in a million year my eyes could witness something so tragic. >> reporter: putting her pain to paper, patients carter recount those agonizing hours she and her friends and strangers spent together packed inside that pulse nightclub rest room. what for some would be their final moments alive. >> his we went from having the time of our lives to the worse moment in minutes. >> reporter: carter, her friend tea ara parker and her cousin,

kenneth craig explains what medical experts are trying to do about it. >>> coming around -- >> reporter: 78 americans die each day from opioid overdoses. since 1999, the number of prescriptions sold for the highly addictive painkillers has quadrupled. so have the number of people who have died from them. >> many clinicians have overestimated the safety of these products and underestimated their risks. >> reporter: dr. caleb alexander of johns hopkins has studied if doctors are becoming more cautious when prescribing the drugs. >> although there is some evidence that doctors are scaling back a little bit, we have a long way to go. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people are treated in emergency rooms every day for misusing prescription opioids. victim yet. his autopsy revealed he died from an accidental fentanyl overdose, an opioid much more powerful than other painkillers. >> fentanyl is one of the types of prescription opioids that account for a disproportionate number of injuries and deaths. >> reporter: the centers for disease control and prevention released guidelines for doctors earlie

kenneth craig explains what medical experts are trying to do about it. >>> coming around -- >> reporter: 78 americans die each day from opioid overdoses. since 1999, the number of prescriptions sold for the highly addictive painkillers has quadrupled. so have the number of people who have died from them. >> many clinicians have overestimated the safety of these products and underestimated their risks. >> reporter: dr. caleb alexander of johns hopkins has studied if doctors are becoming more cautious when prescribing the drugs. >> although there is some evidence that doctors are scaling back a little bit, we have a long way to go. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people are treated in emergency rooms every day for misusing prescription opioids. prince is the most high-profile victim yet. his autopsy revealed he died from an accidental fentanyl overdose, an opioid much more powerful than other painkillers. >> fentanyl is one of the types of prescription opioids that account for a dispropo%crtionate number of injuries and deaths. >> reporter: the centers for disease control and prevention rele

kenneth craig has the story >>> reporter: 78 americans die each day from opiod overdoses. since 1999, the number of prescriptions sold for the highly addictive painkillers has quadrupled and so have the number of people have a great day. died from them. >> many clinicians have overestimated the safety of these products and underestimated their risk. >> reporter: dr. alexander of johns hopkins has studied if doctors are becoming more cautious when prescribing the drugs. >> although there is some evidence that doctors are scaling back a bit, we have a long way to go. >> reporter: more than 1,000 people are treated in emergency rooms every day for misusing prescription opiods. but prince is the most high- profile victim yet. his autopsy revealed he died from an accidental fentanyl overdose, an opiod much more powerful than other painkillers. >> fentanyl is one of the types of prescription opiods that accounts for a disproportionate number of injuries and deaths. >> reporter: the centers for disease control and prevention released guidelines for doctors earlier this year disco

kenneth craig for cbs3 "eyewitness news". >>> well, the search is on for the cause of a fire that ripped threw a commercial building in doylestown, bucks county. take look at oy witness cam video sent in to us. the flames were intense on swamp road this morning. as you can see fire officials say two sweeps inside the beautiful smiles dentist office were damaged. no one was inside the building luckily at the time of the fire. >>> also, tonight police confirm a five-year-old girl has died from her injuries after a house fire in northeast philly. sophie ya olson and her mother critically injured in thursday's fire. she was trapped in her bedroom and her mother couldn't reach her a neighbor who happens to be police officer was also injured trying to help the family. the girl's mother remains in stable condition. >>> also today, marks three years since the deadly center city building collapse. six people died at 22nd and market when a building under demolition collapsed on to a crowded salvation army store. more than a dozen people suffered severe injuries. the demolition contractor and excav

kenneth craig is in orlando outside the pulse nightclub. kenneth, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, meg. it's been just about 24 hours since this unfolded. you see authorities very much have the entire area blocked off as they go through the club room by room trying to identify the dead. one by one the bodies of the victims were hauled away from the pulse nightclub sunday night. earlier, anxious family members sobbed as they learned the fate of their loved ones. police say 29-year-old omar mateen, armed with an ar-15 semiautomatic assault rifle and a handgun, opened fire in the crowded gay club around 2:00 sunday morning. clubgoer sean roister escaped >> t wheyere checking bodies, people that were wounded, just to get them out of the way. probably the worst thing i've felt in my entire life. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating the incident as an act of terrorism after mateen went into a club bathroom and called 911 to pledge his allegiance to isis before he started shooting. >> the fbi became aware of mateen in 2013 when he made in

kenneth craig, cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >> well, philadelphians are stands withing orlando in this time of tragedy. >> the city held it on vigil last night and refreshed a local victim. our coverage continues with "eyewitness news" reporter justin finch live in the cbs-3 sat center, justin, a lot of people came out for this. >> good morning, brooke, emotional evening in center city indeed. large crowd gathered at city hall, to pay tribute to the more than 50 hurt, and 49 killed. among those lost, akira had your how just graduated west catholic high. >> at city hall monday, almost 1,000 miles from orlando, a show of grief, and support for the 49 people who lost their lives in the pulse night club shooting. name after name, was red, and then came one that some in this crowd new very well. >> ikira had your. >> i i've known akyra almost mow while life. >> new west catholic grad was on vacation in orlando last weekend and was at pulse with a cousin and friend. murray was shot and later died. a family friend used face time to connect murray's mother to the vigil. >> she had a full scholarshi

kenneth craig for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> there werens of people at that private vigil for west catholic high school graduate killed in it or land owe nightclub shooting. teachers and students say akyra murray was a stand out student and basketball player scoring a thousand points in her high school career. akyra made it out of the the night club when shooting started but ran back inside, to get her cousin. >>> anytime she walked in any room, she would put a smile on your face. when they said he came out and went back in, because that is who akyra was. >> akyra's funeral will be likely next week. her family set up akyra murray memorial fund at citizens bank to help pay for her funeral expenses. >>> senate democrats are demanding a vote on gun control following the orlando massacre. they held a marathon session on the senate floor and it ended just a few hours ago. >> we are not asking anyone heretofore get someone who just murdered one of their family members, we are not asking someone in this chamber which toys do something which is in a sense super human, we're just asking peo

kenneth craig is in orlando with the latest >>> reporter: fbi investigators are methodically piecing together omar mateen's movements leading up to the deadly shooting rampage inside the pulse nightclub in orlando. a former coworker said mateen was a ticking time bomb. >> omar was a deeply disturbed man. he was full of hate, full of rage. >> reporter: in an ominous facebook post minutes before the attack, the shooter wrote, you kill innocent women and children by doing u.s. airstrikes. now taste the "islamic state" vengeance. cbs news sources say mateen's wife noor salman knew her husband was planning the attack. she also drove with him to stake out the gay club. >> at the end of all our interviews, however long that takes, if someone is able to be charged in this investigation, we will bring them to justice. >> reporter: president obama and vice president joe biden will arrive in orlando later today to meet with survivors, first responders and families of the victims killed in the attack. the first funeral service for one of the shooting victims was held yesterday. in orlando, famil

kenneth craig has our report. >> reporter: jimmy smith is teaching his young son about muhammad ali. smith had planned to stop at the ali center in louisville, kentucky, while on a family trip from ohio to atlanta. >> as we're driving down past couple days, sadly we heard the news he was passing away. it's just tragic >> reporter: ali's death has been met with an outpouring of love and memories from fans all around the world. his life and legacy will be honored during two interfaith memorial services. 18,000 are expected to attend an islamic prayer program thursday at louisville's freedom hall. another 15,000 will be allowed into a public service friday at the yum center. >> he was larger than the muslim community, larger than the african-american community. >> reporter: ali's family says the former heavyweight champ helped plan his memorials and gave his approval before he died. former president bill clinton will be among those delivering a eulogy. kenneth craig, cbs news, louisville, kentucky. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll look at muhammad ali and his muslim fait

kenneth craig has our report. >> reporter: jimmy smith is s his young son about muhammad ali. smith had planned to stop at the ali center in louisville, kentucky, while on a family trip from ohio to atlanta. >> as we're driving down past couple days, sadly we heard the news he was passing away. it's just tragic timing, i guess. >> reporter: ali's death has been met with an outpouring of love and memories from fans all around the world. his life and legacy will be honored during two interfaith memorial services. 18,000 are expected to attend an islamic prayer program thursday at louisville's freedom hall. another 15,000 will be allowed into a public service friday at the yum center. >> he was larger than the muslim community, larger than the african-american community. >> reporter: ali's family says the former heavyweight champ helped plan his memorials and gave his approval before he died. former president bill clinton will be among those delivering a eulogy. kenneth craig, cbs news, louisville, kentucky. >>> well, coming up on "cbs this morning," we'll look at muhammad ali an

cbs news' kenneth craig is live from orlando with the latest developments. craig >>> reporter: well, good morning to you. investigators are still trying to sort out what led up to all of this, whether it had anything to do with the attacker and his allegiance to various and conflicting terror groups or problems with homosexuals or both >>> reporter: thousands lit candles, cried and shared hugs during a vigil for the 49 victims of the pulse nightclub shooting in orlando monday night. carlos lebron's close friend oscar montero was among those killed. and his sister barely made it out of the gay nightclub alive. >> thankfully she is okay. she was able to say i love you so much. >> reporter: omar mateen's opened fire on party-goers early sunday morning. he was later killed. the fbi says mateen appeared to be self-radicalized. >> we see no indication that there was a plot directed from outside the united states. >> reporter: mateen's father said his son had previously made homophobic comments but at least one club-goer claims that mateen had been inside the club

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