it was not the last lynching, it was the last mass lynching. and i know that it rocks -- it did not rock a small town only, it rocked a nation and created international headlines. i put this to the publisher and the publisher has the right to choose the title. and they said that the word mass, mass lynching would describe how it was different from the others. it does not differ much from those three civil rights workers that were murdered in the 1960's, but that is what happened. the publisher chose the title and i had no recourse to change it. you are right. anthony: nobody else? there must be. >> i wonder if you could put things in perspective. being a native of england, can you think of anything in england that would approach the american lynchings? and for the 1946 lynching, how unique was this? i remember at the theater saying that -- seeing the tallest tree, and the lynching. had a lynching died out after the post-world war ii? anthony: it did not die out. it was only recently that a black man was dragged behind a car in texas. it is stil

and lynching is still going on. understand how sacrosanct the national archives regards grand jury testimony, income tax returns, and i realize that ok's and only a judge -- occasionally a judge will open up the transcript. why do you think that if a transcript could be found in washington pursuant to your request, there would be possibility of it being opened? anthony: i think that age would have something to do with it. requiring them to be open. you cannot demand the secrecy of the grand jury to be breached for public interest. that is what we would cite. question that the grand jury testimony is secretive, because it protects everybody. happened socase, it long ago that i am convinced that if we could lay our finger on the transcript it could be revealed, they would allow me to see it. but the thing is to find them. i do not think that they were destroyed. i know that j edgar hoover's private secretary, helen, destroyed a lot of his personal papers after hoover died in 1972. it is possible that the grand jury te

but this does not make lynching right. lynching was wrong and evil. we have due process in this country for a reason. it is to protect the innocent. another fact about this lynching is james cameron who is also black and arrested with them and the reason was, james cameron said that he did not participate , he did not want to commit the murder, it was a robbery and he didn't participate, he stayed in the car. and he probably would have hung for being black. except that a white woman in the lynch mob stood up for him and so they let him go. he was subsequently tried and convicted of being an accessory before the fact and he served seven or eight years. in 1991 the state of indiana pardon him. you can find find all this up on wikipedia. if you look up this indiana lynching. these are the most famous lynch pitcher. it was a picture in which a miracle in the american communist wrote the strong strange fruit that billie holiday saying and it's a symbol and obviously was used in this a book recharged genocide as a symbol of white racism. obviously once you

jasmine did not do anything that was felony lynching or even attempted felony lynching, which is what the charge was when she was arrested and as you indicated, up until this year. the allegations are that when the police e were attempting to arrest a person who was not related to the demonstration and the peace march that jasmine richards was having, that when they were trying to arrest that person, that she made some effort to get that person out of the custody of the police. what is very important to note is that there is a requirement that there be a riot, that are basically be a lynch mob that is assisting you in the lynching of the person that you're trying to take from the police. in this case, there was no riot. what you had were children on scooters and a couple of a dolls who were speaking up about -- couple of adults who are speaking up about police murdering unarmed people in pasadena, about the community coming together to talk about investing in the community and not investing in the police. and this is clearly a political persecution could cap by the district attorney's

jasmine did not do anything that was felony lynching or even attempted felony lynching, which is what the charge was when she was arrested and as you indicated, up until this year. the allegations are that when the police were attempting to arrest a person who was not related to the demonstration and the peace march that jasmine richards was having, that when they were trying to arrest that person, that she made some effort to get that person out of the custody of the police. what is very important to note is that there is a requirement that there be a riot, that are basically be a lynch mob that is assisting you in the lynching of the person that you're trying to take from the police. in this case, there was no riot. what you had were children on scooters and a couple of a dolls who were speaking up about -- couple of adults who are speaking up about police murdering unarmed people in pasadena, about the community coming together to talk about investing in the community and not investing in the police. and this is clearly a political persecution could cap by the district attorney's o

bill clinton and loretta lynch and that meeting, quinn to them, looks bad. pac receivedr $2000 in band donations. both clinton and trump would argue that they are hounded, but most of these are not sticking. for somethingake like this to stick to clinton and dominate her day in a negative way? if one of the people around her or if she got server had been hacked and confidential material had been exposed to foreign hackers, those would break through. ,here is a whole mass of things anything that relates to the clinton foundation. something where there is a clear link between dollars and something she did as a secretary of state, those could break through. but the stakes are high because people have thick hides when it comes to clinton scandals. is theepublicans say it worst thing that happened in western civilization, the democrats also go the wagon. i think the bar is pretty high. the benghazi hearing failed because it was partisan. the thing today with bill clinton and loretta lynch, you have jeff cohen and other people being critical. to me, that is an ess

did loretta lynch do something wrong here? >> remember when she got confirmed, everybody was like, she's a good choice. i don't think she's done anything inappropriate here. i think bill clinton did something exceedingly inappropriate. if i were the white house, i would be mad at him. if a former president of the united states, i don't care who it is, says i would like to pop in and say hi, if you're a polite person, how do you say no to that? i am just not ready to indict her until there's a reason to. >> she would have to say it's not proper considering the investigation. that's the rule. >> i think that bill clinton is more to blame than she is. >> greg, what happens when bill clinton starts boarding her plane? >> i don't know. everybody knows that bill loves airports. he loves a good lay over. if you're going to have a secret meeting, you don't have it at an airport. what's the odds of running into people? that's the problem. have it at chuck-e-cheese. bring a kid. that's your cover. rent a child, have the meeting there an

free advice to the attorney general loretta lynch. madam attorney general, you may think you can dodge this bullet but you can't. and, worse, you are poisoning the 2016 presidential race. reports than it already is. talking about that secret meeting with president bill clinton and a private plane on the tarmac in phoenix. yeah, i know. you have said it was primarily social primarily is not completely. sthoos the least of the problems. even if it were 100 percent social the impact of the prosecution business. and we both know it doesn't have to be actual impropriety. appearance is enough. and you should know, you should have met that standard. did you meet that standard, so do yourself a favor. the justice department needs a favor, too. and the nation needs a favor. recuse yourself from this investigation. if you don't get out of this now, it will get worse. don't believe me? well, try this. just two days after your primarily social meeting with the spouse of someone under fbi investigation your lawyers at doj went to court seeking 27

lynch spoke for about 20 minutes at a news conference today. a.g. lynch: good afternoon, everyone. thank you all for being here. i am joined here today by the the district of florida, lee bentley. i am also joined by the fbi special agent in charge, the a guy assistant special agent in charge, and the atf assistant special agent in charge. by thenored to be joined orlando chief of police and orange county sheriff. i thank them all for being here with me as well. i am here in orlando today to meet with our investigators and the state and local partners here on the ground and to support the people of this great city and all of those who have been affected by this devastated -- devastating tragedy. i am also here to reaffirm this administration's unshakable commitment to the safety of our citizens, the security of our nation, and the strength of our values. u.s.er today, i met with attorney lee bentley and his staff, who were helping to coordinate the justice department participation in this ongoing investigation, which includes my colleagues at the f dei, atf, the national security d

ain't nothing there. >> reporter: lynch says mr. clinton initiated the contact when he discovered they were at the same airport. >> he did come over and say hello to my husband and myself and talk about his grandchildren and my travels and things like that. >> reporter: an aide to the former president claims he was simply extending a courtesy. >> how bad a judgment is it for him or her to do this? who would do this. >> reporter: president obama was asked that very question today. but he ignored it while lynch and the white house press secretary side stepped. >> i think what should give people confidence is the 30-year career that attorney general lynch has in keeping the public's trust. >> reporter: the clinton campaign, frustrated by the unforced error, has had no comment except to say they agree with lynch's version of events. one imagine, josh, that clinton herself had a lot to say to her husband about it in private. >> indeed. nancy cordes in washington, thank you. five weeks before the started of the olympics in rio, police say

lynch said it was just social. finally, according to the hill, priorities usa super pac pro-clinton received $2,000 in bad donations. clinton's campaign declined to comment. >> both clinton and trump would argue they are hounded and all these flaps become huge controversies but most of these are not sticking. going forward, what will it take for a flap like these to actually stick to clinton and dominate her day in a negative way? >> you know, we mentioned before obviously if she got indicted, if one of the people around her got indicted, if the fbi came out and said that her server had been hacked and classified material had been exposed to foreign hackers. those would obviously break through. i think there's the whole mass of things. the press, anything that relates to the clinton foundation, something like where there's some clear link between dollars and something she did as secretary of state, i think those could break through. the bar is pretty high because people have pretty coarse hides when it comes to cli

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lynch said only spoke about the families. given her department will decide whether to charge hillary clinton over her email scandal, many are wondering if the fix is in? more on all of this coming up. but first, i want to get back to turkey, the death toll, suicide bombing in turkey continues to rise, now 44 people have been confirmed dead, including one american who has been confirmed to be among the 238 who were wounded. all this as officials say the attackers were russian speaking. one of them from russia. two others from former soviet states. those authorities raided several locations. you're looking at video across the city. detaining 13 people. i want to go to fox news's john huddy, live outside of the airport joins us with more. john? reporter: well, trish, as we're getting new details about those attackers we're also seeing new graphic and certainly haunting images of those attackers as they unleashed the furry and horror here tuesday night. now, turkish officials say, that the attackers were from russia and former so

hillary clinton y lynch asegura que fue imprevista. nuestra conversaciÓn fue en gran parte sobre sus nietos, principalmente social y sobre nuestros viajes. asegurÓ que no se habló de los polÉmicos correos de hillary clinton. >> como abogado sabemos que la apariencia alguna vez impropiedad es peor. lourdes: alega que no tienen que tener contacto. >> el mandatario se reÚne con ella por media hora sabiendo esto tratando de sofocar la ley. >> sobre todo en un Ámbito que eran fÁcil poderlo ver. la Óptica era lo que podÍan haber pensado que aunque estÉn hablando de familia tal vez sea mejor en otra ocasiÓn. lourdes: lynch dijo que la investigaciÓn sobre los correos electrÓnicos de la ex secretaria de estado estÁ siendo conducida por investigadores de carrera que siempre sigan la ley. se espera una conclusiÓn de esa investigaciÓn del fbi prÓximamente. marÍa elena: estados unidos acusÓ de negligencia a 10 marinos detenidos en irÁn, cuando sus dos lanchas se adentraron en aguas territoriales de ese paÍs. segÚn un informe,

ain't nothing there. >> reporter: lynch says mr. clinton initiated the contact when he discovered they were at the same airport. >> he did come over and say hello to my husband and myself and talk about his grandchildren and my travels and things like that. >> reporter: an aide to the former president claims he was simply extending a courtesy. >> how bad a judgment is it for him or her to do this? who would do this. >> reporter: president obama was asked that very question today. but he ignored it while lynch and the white house press secretary side ste. people confidence is the 30-year career that attorney general lynch has in keeping the public's trust. >> reporter: the clinton campaign, frustrated by the unforced error, has had no comment except to say they agree with lynch's version of events. one imagine, josh, that clinton herself had a lot to say to her husband about it in private. >> indeed. nancy cordes in washington, thank you. five weeks before the started of the olympics in rio, police say a mutilated body has washed up

aides say the meeting took place on lynch's plane as the two crossed paths at a phoenix airport. >> lynch's justice department is leading a criminal probe into the haneledi irandall handling classified information on hillary clinton's e-mail server. the attorney said she did not speak to the former president on this case. >> i was landing and at the phoenix airport and he was heading out. he did come over and speak for my husband and myself and talk about his grandchildren and travels and things like that. no discussions were held in any cases or anything of that. he didn't raise anything about that. >> lynch insists the fbi probe will be fair following the facts and the law. we are learning more about the terrorists who killed 43 including 19 foreigners at istanbul's airport. the security camera image reportedly shows all three sued bombers just before the attack. cbs news confirms the men are not turkish. the cia director john brennan says the attack bears the hallmarks of isil. isil is another name for isis. no one has claimed responsibility. >> raids picked up a dozen suspects last nigh

you can do the numbers lynched. we are talking about lynching before. he continued scientific research , he gets a post at work to begin a study of the american negro, as you said. he did it with murray, an printer from a prestigious family, who is at the library of congress. he's on putting together exhibits of the achievements of african-americans. 500 photographs and many pictures of scientific -- has he is at the paris exposition, he wears the clothes he has worn in germany, top hat, three-piece suit, best, -- vest, pocket watch, very much of victorian. as he is there, he uses series to consternation and chastise, which we have spoken about. we have spoken of the cotton states exhibit a few years before, which was a famous saying, cast on your vote where you are, cast down your bucket. put up your hands and operate in two ways in all things economic. they can be as one, but in all things social, they will be the five fingers. we know there is nothing like separate but equal. but he was not john jennings, and we will speak a bit about his book on the

you can do the numbers lynched. we are talking about lynching before. researchued scientific , he gets a post at work to begin a study of the american negro, as you said. he did it with murray, an printer from a prestigious family, who is at the library of congress. he's on putting together exhibits of the achievements of african-americans. and manygraphs has hes of scientific -- is at the paris exposition, he wears the clothes he has worn in germany, top hat, three-piece vest, pocket- watch, very much of victorian. as he is there, he uses series ,o consternation and chastise which we have spoken about. we have spoken of the cotton states exhibit a few years before, which was a famous saying, cast on your vote where you are, cast down your bucket. put up your hands and operate in two ways in all things economic. they can be as one, but in all things social, they will be the five fingers. we know there is nothing like separate but equal. but he was not john jennings, and we will speak a bit about his book on the paris exhibit. in 1903, he publishes his m

the former president then had a half hour long private meeting aboard lynch's government aircraft. critics blasted her obvious conflict of interest in meeting with the husband of a woman who is is opportunity of a criminal investigation. in addition to hillary clinton's e-mail scandal, the fbi is also reportedly investigating the clinton global initiative foundation and its sources of money. the attorney general then may have met directly with a party directly involved in that part of the investigation as well. donald trump says he was shocked when he found out. >> when i first heard that yesterday afternoon, i actually thought they were joking. i thought people that told me were, you know, i said, no way. there's no way that's going to happen. and it happened. and i am just, i'm flabbergasted by it. i think it's amazing. i've never seen anything like that before. lou: and adding to the bad optics and clearly bad judgment, we're just learning the state department filed court papers yesterday seeking a two-year delay to produce e-mails from hillary clinton's top aides and the clinto

aides say the meeting took place on lynch's plane as the two crossed paths at a phoenix airport. >> lynch's justice department is leading a criminal probe into the haneledi irandall handling classified information on hillary clinton's e-mail server. the attorney said she did not speak to the former president on this case. >> i was landing and at the phoenix airport and he was heading out. he did come over and speak for my husband and myself and talk about his grandchildren and travels and things like that. no discussions were held in any cases or anything of that. he didn't raise anything about that. >> lynch insists the fbi probe will be fair following the facts and the law. we are learning more about the terrorists who killed 43 people, including 19 foreigners at istanbul's airport. the security camera image reportedly shows all three sued bombers just before the attack. cbs news confirms the men are not turkish. the cia director john brennan says the attack bears the hallmarks of isil. isil is another name for isis. no one has claimed responsibility. >> raids picked up a dozen suspects l

deirdre: there are reports that attorney general loretta lynch met with former president bill clinton earlier this week. she just talked about it. white house press secretary josh earnest insisted the conversation was social. as she talked about and not about the fbi's investigation of hillary clinton. >> the bottom line is, simply that both the president and the attorney general understand how important it is for the department of justice to conduct investigations that are free of political interference. deirdre: with me now, fox news senior judicial analyst, judge andrew napolitano. with me now on the phone, judge, i am so glad you're willing to call in to talk to me about this because this seems outrageous. i want to actually even go to former obama senior advisor david axelrod tweeting this out. i take loretta lynch and bill clinton at their word that the conversation in phoenix didn't touch on the probe. that means the email probe but foolish to create such optics. this is coming from a former advisor who worked with the obama administration. >> right. deirdre: it just looks bad,

lynch, the attorney general not have conflict is beyond me. i think she should have been more candid with chris saying it is a conflict but we'll overcome it or we'll pass it on to the non-political leadership in the justice department. they have hard-working a can be. they have a very strong case against her. now gets into the hands of the political appointees. what are they going to do with it? sandra: not only can not be believed, but that they haven't talked about it? the loretta lynch says she hasn't discussed the investigation with president obama? kennedy: attorney general of the united states with a case this high-profile and unprecedented how could she not have a conversation with him? >> hard to believe, it is hard to believe that's possible that they never discussed in all the time they're together. meghan: they think we're idiots. you never discussed it really, at the christmas party after a few glasses of wine, you don't say, hey, hillary's emails might be an issue? i think it is absurd. just be a little bit honest, just a little

aides say the meeting took place on lynch's plane as the two crossed paths at a phoenix airport. >> lynch's justice department is leading a criminal probe into the handling of classified information on hillary clinton's private e-mail server. the attorney general denied she spoke with president clinton about the case. she insists the fbi probe will be fair following the facts and the law. >>> we are learning more about the terrorist who killed 43 people including 19 foreigners at istanbul's airport. the security camera image reportedly shows all three suicide bombers just before the attack. cbs news confirms the men are not turkish. cia director john brennan says the attack bears the hallmarks of isil's depravity. isil is another name for isis. no one has claimed responsibility. >>> raids in turkey overnight reportedly swept up more than a dozen suspects. holly williams is as istanbul's airport with a new look at the attackers right before they launched their assault. holly, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. turkish media is reporting that one of the suicide bombers was chechen and c

loretta lynch's plane landed, he was about to leave, he was there golfing in phoenix. he sees that she's there. he bounds up the steps of the plane, the fbi security detail that protects the attorney general didn't stop him, obviously he is the former president, and he gets onto the plane, starts having a conversation with the attorney general who by all accounts, her aids are off the plane, on the tarmac freaking out at the fact that the former president made his way onto the plane, and they start having a conversation, according to loretta lynch, give you a snippet of what she said. she said, quote, our conversation was a great deal about grandchildren, primarily social, about our travels, golf, that he played in phoenix. i am told part of the conversation was a bit of a ramble. he talked about west virginia where he had been apparently and talked about the coal industry there. the optics as you mention, ashley, are not great. loretta lynch will make the final decision whether or not there are charges filed in this fbi investigation into the clinton e-mail server. th

president clinton heard lynch was there and then asked to meet with her privately. one of his aide tells fox news, well, nobody really asked for the meeting. they just happened to cross paths. that's the story, at least. and lynch says they did not talk about the e-mail investigation. >> he did come over and say hello and speak to my husband and myself, and talk about his grandchildren and his travels. that was extent. no discussions held on any cases and he didn't raise anything about that either. >> texas republican senator john cornyn had already called for a special prosecutor to handle the e-mail investigation, even before this, and today he tweeted, quote, lynch and clinton conflict of interest? an attorney cannot represent two parties in a dispute and must avoid even the appearance of conflict. stacy snyder is here. she is a defense attorney. you and i both had this drilled into us. the canon of ethics. when somebody sent me an e-mail i said no way. no lawyer would be that stupid, even the attorney general. >> the attorney general made a tactical mistake in m

i think lynch is comfortable to where i'm being. this pesh should not execute the constitutional right and you should not have to reveal too much of your internal data that could be compromised and the intelligence sources and i think that something like that could be worked out and that trump is a positive force. >> how they react after a tragedy like the orlando massacre and these people and inside of a o po potential president would be. i i want to ask you about some of the things that donald trump has done in the last week senator. first the comments the day after the tragedy that seemed to imply that president obama is sympathetic to the terrorists. >> he does not get it, or he gets it better than we understand. we're led by a man that's not tough, not smart or he has something else in mind. >> question. do you know what that something else trump refers to thinks that president obama has in mind? >> no, i don't. i don't know what he has in mind. i do believe that he is correct to raise the question and from going back since 201

the fbi reports to loretta lynch. president obama's refusal to say the words radical islamic terrorism has put our national security at risk. stuart: the attorney general flew into phoenix, bill clinton, their jets were parked on the tarmac. the former president and top law enforcement official had a private and unannounced half hour meeting. fox reported it, we at foxbusiness reported, the rest of the media ignored it. this is one more example of media bias, chronic media bias. it is actually willful dereliction of duty. think about this. the fbi is investigating hillary clinton. the stakes are very high. it affect the presidential election. her husband meets with the person in charge of the investigation for a half hour in private. let's be clear here, that meeting was out of bounds. it should never have taken place. it is a clear conflict of interest and the media ignored it. imagine media reaction if the two were republicans. the attorney general would have been forced to resign or at least recuse herself and the

loretta lynch today, i have never seen anything in my career that aproximated what we witnessed today, have you? >> no, look this is an outrage. she should resign, people should be up in arms, that this woman is still the attorney general, she should have appointed a special council to investigate the e-mail scandal, now what she is i do to try to cover-up, for what happened in orlando, the tragedy that everyone american needs to understand, that threat, that is radical islam, they are try too -- to hide that from the american people, which is more dangerous than imcompetent. >> dangerous, imcompetent, arrogant public officials at work. whether it be the white house, department of justice or the fbi, they also were involved in this decision to sensor rather than respect the public right to know. this conflict of interest she denies, it is so obvious that the doj is politicized too point of being -- to the point of being a active political institution. >> absolutely, lou, we have visited about this before, when it was uncovered many high level officials the different of justice are maj

if loretta lynch asked about it. this is more than appearances. bill clinton is a possible codefendant. it was his server. hillary told us it was his server ten very minimum he is a witness, and if this type of interference, this prosecutorial misconduct happened in, say, kenya, or nigeria, or argentina, we would be condemning this immediately and the u.n. maybe taking action. this is not acceptable in a democracy. i don't care. >> why are people willing to give the clintons, including yourself -- willing to give. the a pass on this, joe in. >> i'm not giving anybody a pass. i'm just weighting to see what comey decides to do. we don't know if there will ever be charge made. in fact, after eight different -- >> no, no, the actual meeting. we're talking -- >> the actual meeting? there's never a charge, what is the problem. they talked about golf -- >> she is under investigation by the fbi, which is overseen by loretta lynch. feels like a conflict. >> she is not named a target -- under any investigation by the fbi. until comey turns something over 0

this is what i went through with attorney general lynch. the plan that the republicans are putting up says you have 72 hours to give probable cause to satisfy a judge. democrats. you could hear attorney general lynch saying, no, we may need longer than that. trump said yesterday no one on the terror watch list should be able to buy a gun. he didn't say anything about delaying, you know, for a certain period of time for probable cause. he said i would like to see that. it's just simpler. are you saying you support trurp on that? >> i don't think he's saying he would never get somebody off the list if they were wrongfully on it. what lynch said is where i'm comfortable being. you have a delay. you have a chance for the department of justice to prove this person shouldn't be able to execute a constitutional right. you shouldn't have to reveal too much of your internal data that could be compromised our intelligence sources in the process. i think something like that could be worked out. trump is trying to be a positive force. >> how leaders re

i think lynch is comfortable to where i'm being. this pesh should not execute the constitutional right and you should not have to reveal too much of your internal data that could be compromised and the that something like that could be worked out and that trump is a positive force. >> how they react after a tragedy like the orlando massacre and these people and inside of a o po potential president would be. i i want to ask you about some of the things that donald trump has done in the last week senator. first the comments the day after the tragedy that seemed to imply that president obama is sympathetic to the terrorists. >> he does not get it, or he gets it better than we understand. we're led by a man that's not tough, not smart or he has something else in mind. >> question. do you know what that something else trump refers to thinks that president obama has in mind? >> no, i don't. i don't know what he has in mind. i do believe that he is correct to raise the question and going back since 2011 when we went through all of the troo

clinton's e-mail, including during lynch's confirmation hearing. lynch says, it is being handled by career investigators, and will be fair. craig boswell, for cbs-3, "eyewitness news". >>> coming up on "eyewitness news", a bear hunt is underway, after a deadly attack. >> a mountain biker pulled offer his bike by a bear and killed. coming up: we'll show i where this horrible attack happened. >> plus, warning for those every how love the taste of cookie dough, why you're being warned not to eat the raw stuff or >> official in montana looking for the bear responsible for the state's first deadly bear attack in 15 years. authorities say two mountain bikers were riding in a flat head national forest, that is just outside glacier national park when they surprised the bear. the bear snatched a 38 year old rider off his bike, the other biker was able to get away. >>> meanwhile, disney is removing any references to alligators and statues of geathers in its theme parks. the change comes after two year old lane graves was killed in a alligator attack earlier

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attorney general loretta lynch says that a key goal of the investigation is to determine just why the gunman targeted the gay community. last night, the victims were remembered during an emotional candlelight vigil. ♪ >> reporter: as the sun set over orlando on sunday, thousands of people brightened the night with a candle light vigil, honoring the victim of the worst shooting in recent u.s. history. >> this is going to change orlando dramatically. people aren't going to look at they're gay, they're black, they're white. we're all one. >> reporter: crowds arrived to a popular park by the busloads. then they marched together under the rainbow flag as a show of support for the lgbt community. at 2:02 a.m., church bells rang 49 times throughout the city for the 49 people killed exactly one week before inside a gay nightclub. gilbert laguna lost his close friend, frank hernandez -- >> if he were here, and i know he's looking from up above, he would be overwhelmed. >> reporter: as the community moves forward, so does the investigation. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch says on monday t

attorney general loretta lynch says that a key goal of the investigation is to determine just why the gunman targeted the gay community. last night, the victims were remembered during an emotional candlelight vigil. ♪ >> reporter: as the sun set over orlando on sunday, thousands of people brightened the night with a candle light vigil, honoring the victim of the worst shooting in recent u.s. history. >> this is going to change orlando dramatically. people aren't going to look at they're gay, they're black, they're white. we're all one. >> reporter: crowds arrived to a popular park by the busloads. then they marched together under the rainbow flag as a show of support for the lgbt community. at 2:0 a.m., church bells rang 49 times throughout the city for the 49 people killed exactly one week before inside a gay nightclub. gilbert laguna lost his close friend, frank hernandez -- >> if he were here, and i know he's looking from up above, he would be overwhelmed. >> reporter: as the community moves forward, so does the investigation. u.s. attorney general loretta lynch says on monday th

he's also tweeted lynch and clinton, conflict of interest? an attorney cannot represent two parties in a dispute and must avoid even the appearance of conflict. donald trump has weighed in on this, he called the meeting in an interview terrible and horrible. kimberly, back to you. >> thanks, rich edison at the white house. >>> donald trump is taking aim at former rivals who refuse to support him despite their pledge to support the republican nominee. >> they signed a pledge saying they will abide, saying they will back the candidate of the party. and now they sit back, the pledge is out there, and the press doesn't even go after them on that. they broke their word. in my opinion they should never be allowed to run for public office again because what they did is disgusting. >> newt gingrich, former speaker of the house and a fox news contributor, joins us. he supports donald trump for president. thanks for joining us today, mr. speaker. i wanted to get your reaction, donald trump is echoing the sentiments of many of his supporters, saying the

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i mean, loretta lynch's boss has endorsed bill clinton. she needs to step aside so that an independent prosecutor can come in. when that happens, hillary clinton will be questioned. i think she will take the fifth amendment if she does that that's a catastrophic for her campaign. the whole thing could be done with at that point. so there is so many x fax tores here we are not considering. >> got to leave it at that. >> okay. got to go. out of time. good luck, see you soon. we'll be right back. >> see you. >> okay. hard break. with my moderate to severe ulcerative colitis, the possibility of a flare was almost always on my mind. thinking about what to avoid where to go... and how to deal with my uc. to me, that was normal. until i talked to my doctor. she told me that humira helps people like me get uc under control and keep it under control when certain medications haven't worked well enough. humira can lower your ability to fight infections including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections and cancers, including lymphoma, have h

the attorney general lynch said that she intends to make some of those transcripts public. she's going to be here on tuesday and she wants this investigation, she said, to be as transparent as possible. across florida, we have seen a number of memorials to the victims. this morning at 2:02 a.m., that's the exact time the killing starts ringing a week ago, the church bells rang out. at an orlando city soccer game, there was a pause in the action at the 49-minute mark to honor the number of victims who were killed last week. and 49 seats left vacant. tonight, there's expected to be a huge candlelight vigil in downtown orlando, as many as 20,000 people expected for that. and across central florida, we've seen a wave of funerals, many of the victims so young, just in their 20s and 30s, often the houses of worship just overflowing with people attending those funerals. there have been $7 million raised for the victims' families, and city officials say they want to do everything possible to get that money to the family members directly as quickly as possible. arthel, back to you.

lynch says it's being handled by career investigators and will be fair. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> still ahead, a bay area woman and the nation's oldest park ranger attacked by a robber. the treasured item that was taken. two dogs put down by mistake what happened. >> good afternoon from the kpix 5 weather center. it's the last day of june. and we certainly have a little "june gloom"! we'll talk about the burnoff and your holiday forecast coming up. sident obama.. is recovering after being ,,,,,, (upbeat music) - [voiceover] you are san francisco. we've been with you from the beginning. we've seen each other through good times and bad. sickness and health. we're with you san francisco, and you bring out the best in us. care. zuckerberg san francisco general hospital and trauma center. attacked in her richmond ho. betty soskin works at "rosie the riveter nation >>> a 94-year-old park ranger honored by president obama is recovering after being attacked in her richmond home. betty soskin works at the national historical park in richmond. p

today, attorney general lore already on -- loretta lynch on gun control and the threat from isis and the criminal investigation into hillary clinton's e-mails. on the trail: donald trump and hillary clinton square off over terrorism. >> it will happen again and again and again. because we are not doing what we have to be doing. >> a ban on muslims would not have stopped this attack. neither would have wall. >> we will talk with top trump supporter, jeff section about controversial response to orlando and his strategy to defeat hillary clinton. >> and trump's relations with the going go downhill. >> he is a different kind candidate, as donald trump slides we will ask our sunday panel if he can win while fighting with his own party. >> our power player of the week, putting a fresh face on the people who build this country. >> our nation divides itself by the people what have createed this. >> hello, happy father's day from fox news in washington, dc. as the country mourns the victims of the orlando massacre, the debate has intensified over how to prevent it from happening again. in a m

this doesn't make lynching right. lynching is wrong and it is evil. we have due process in this country for a reason, to protect the innocent. another fact about this lynching, why didn't they hang james cameron who was also black and was arrested with them? the reason was james cameron said that he didn't participate. he didn't want to commit the murder, robbery, murder. he didn't participate, stayed in the car. he probably would have hung for being black. there was an obvious racial dimension to lynching. just that a white woman in the lynch mob stood up for him so they let him go. he was subsequently tried and convicted of being an accessory before the fact and served 7 or 8 years and spent his life fighting for civil rights and in 1991 the state of indiana pardoned him and you can find this out on wikipedia if you look at this list, the indiana lynching. this is the most famous lynching, a picture on which that american communist wrote the song strange fruits. .. to exterminate the people with what's going on with the jews today and the muslim wor

loretta lynch today, i have never seen anything in my career that aproximated what we witnessed today, have you? >> no, look this is an outrage. she should resign, people should be up in arms, that this woman is still the attorney general, she should have appointed a special council to investigate the e-e-mail scandal, now what she is i do to try to cover-up, for what happened in orlando, the tragedy that everyone american needs to understand, that threat, that is radical islam, they are try too -- to hide that from the american people, which is more dangerous than imcompetent. >> dangerous, imcompetent, arrogant public officials at work. whether it be the white house, department of justice or the fbi, they also were involved in this decision to sensor rather than respect the public right to know. this conflict of interest she denies, it is so obvious that the doj is politicized too point of being -- to the point of being a active political institution. >> absolutely, lou, we have visited about this before, when it was uncovered many high level officials the different of justice are m

clinton's emailing, including lynch's confirmation hearings. lynch says it is handled by career investigators and will be fair. craig boswell, cbs news, the white house. >>> as we go forward together on that freedom road, let's stay true to the values that make us who we are. canadians and americans, allies, and friends. now and forever. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> president obama is back in dc, this afternoon, fresh off the three amigos conference that it was being called in ottawa canada. the end of his speech yesterday, to canadian parliament. and the president met with canadian prime minister justin trudeau, and mexican president enrique nieto. all three leaders depended their calls for -- defended their calls for a freer america and anti-isolationist and immigrant sentiment growing in britain and beyond. >>> before wrapping up a visit, this happened. a selfie sendoff between trudeau and president obama. trudeau tweeting it out, with the caption, one more for the road and said thank you, barack for the stead fast and inspiring addr

loretta lynch talk >>> welcomeback. bigotry, rrorism, guns, these are some of the same topics we were addressing on this very show last year at this exact same time. because of the tragic shooting in charleston, sth carolina last year. now we're having the conversation again in the wake of the orlando massacre, where 49 people were killed. at issue was the access to gun the killer who had previously been interviewed by the fbi and had been on the terrorist watch list in theast used a semi-automatic assault rifle that he bought st days before the massacre and it's ao rebooted the conversation in washington about those who are o that watch list should be able to legally purchase a gun. en i talked paul ryan on thursda he seemed open to new legislation. >> the question right now i if mee is on a terror watch list, are the authorities notified as to whether a person on that list is trying to purchase a gun or not? that is a procedure right w, so the question is, can we make sure that that procedureorks the way it's supposed

talking about former president bill clinton and attorney general loretta lynch meeting on the ground private plane in phoenix airport. the meeting was yesterday. just hours before the release of the benghazi reported and the local phoenix abc station got a tip that the meeting was going to happen. after the meeting a conference, attorney general lynch confirmed the meeting with the president had taken place. >> when i was landing at the airport i did see president clinton at the phoenix airport. as i was leaving and he spoke to myself and my husband on the plane. our conversation was a united states deal about his grandchildren there was no discussion about any matter pending before the department or any matter pending before any no discussion of benghazi or state department emails by way of example. >> radio host and editor and chief of lifezette laura ingraham goes "on the record." >> that's no big deal, greta. you guys are conspiracy theorists. you think something happened at this meeting? who knows. maybe they were just discussing gifts for grandchildren and burden of burg techni