. >> why he says the victims in the orlando attack don't deserve to be mourned. >>> and we are tracking that chance for a stray sprinkle. i got the computer model loaded up and ready to go. i will give you the timing on what we can expect for the rest of the week. >>> fox 2 weather report brought to you by orchard supply hardware. >> so there is serious out remain at pastor in sacramento saying that americans should not be mourning the 49 people murdered in orlando. he says that's because the massacre was "god's will." >> kathy park talked about it and critics will protest his next sermon. >> an online sunday sermon in sacramento getting national attention. >> are you sad that 50 pedophiles were killed today? >> no. i think that's great. i think that helps society. you know, i think orlando, florida is a little safer tonight now that 50 -- you know the tragedy is that more didn't die. >> today pastor roger hermendez stands by his work. >> i don't take back what i said. most people out there have not listened to the sermon in its context and basically taking what the media is portraying.

joe vazquez reports. >> the san jose pd is mourning this community is mourning. >> reporter: the san jose police chief fought back tears as he announced the officer died in the line of duty around 4:20 this afternoon. ambulances right away he is bad hurt. >>> region of southwest on the motorcycle in an industrial district. a minute anyone van turned in front of the motorcycle when they crashed. the driver stayed on the scene. >> he is bleeding bad, hurt, not moving. owe was rushed to the hospital. perfects 4 andhe was 34. he is survived by his wife and two sons. >> he loved his job and his family. tragic. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> law enforcement around the bay area are tweeting images like this sending their thoughts and prayers to officer katherman's family and the san jose police department. >>> a gathering to mourning two deaths. four people were shot as bullets sprayed. one teenage girl killed after being struck in the neck near the 13th and franklin street intersection. christin ayers sports. >> reporter: glass in the doorway at the golden lotus downtown after the sh

this is a town in mourning, a nation in mourning. all of this has repercussions for politics around europe as well. the murder of jo cox is something that has moved england and certainly something that we want to talk about a lot as well. i want to set the scene for you because we're standing right in front of the makeshift memorial in the place that jo cox was killed. and we've been here for the past three hours. right now it's 8:00 a.m. on a saturday morning. we've been here since 5:00 a.m. we've seen a steady stream of people coming here to this makeshift memorial even now in the early morning hours, laying flowers. many of them just sort of standing in front of that memorial, shaking their heads. of course very much in mourning and in disbelief at what unfolded here on thursday. people bringing their children as well. at the same time, of course, the investigation into this case moves forward as well. the main suspect, thomas mair, is set to appear at westminster magistrates' court later today. we will bring you an update on that

we'll 1 underline >> a nation in mourning and standing together with orlando. vigil there tonight filled with flowers, cards and hope for the city now tied to the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. video caught the horrifying moment the gunman opened fire inside pulse nightclub. that video was posted to facebook bite friend of one of the victims. it comes from series of snap chat videos she took during her night out. you may fine this video distur disturbing. >> i'm at the club. (gunfire). >> the video taken by amanda, she posted the videos throughout the night showing her and her friends having a good time but the last one you can hear the gunfire in the background and amanda piss whispers shooting before the video cuts out. amanda was identified this morning as one of the 49 victims killed in the shooting. >>> even though we're thousand miles from orlando that shooting is hitting home for many here especially friends of those hurt. fox 29's bill anderson spoke to friends of local people in the nightclub yesterday. >> reporter: with all the names of the

as the city of orlando mourns tonight so do people around the world and in philadelphia. let's get out to shawnette wilson whose is live outside philadelphia city hall tonight where hundreds gathered earlier to remember the victims. shawnette. >> reporter: iain, as you can imagine there was not a dry eye in the crowd. if there was, it is because a lot of people say they are numb. still in shock over what happened. behind me, that vigil has wrapped up. but quite a few people still remain to remember those victims including a young girl from right here in philly. >> yes your own personal way in moment of silence. >> reporter: hundreds of people in mourning stood outside city hall for a vigil to stand in solidarity witness victims of the orlando nightclub massacre. >> paul terrell henry, akyra murray. >> reporter: the names of the victims were read as the sound of grief echoed across the crowd. akyra murray was the last name read philadelphia's own 18 years old. she graduated last monday from west catholic prep high school. honors student head to do college on a full athleti

. >> reporter: the san jose pd is mourning. this community is mourning. >> reporter: san jose police chief eddie garcia fought back tears after he announced officer mike casserman died in the line of duty. he was on his motorcycle at north tenth and horning in an industrial district. you could see how mangled the bike is now. police say a mini van turned in front of the motorcycle when they crashed. the driver stayed on the scene to talk to investigators. >> he is bleeding bad. >> reporter: bystanders performed cpr on the officer and paramedics rushed him to the regional medical center where it got emotional. dozens of officers arrived at the hospital to pay their respects to his family and to each other. he was 34 years old, an 11 year veteran survived by his wife and two sons. >> he loved doing his job. he loved his family. it is tragic. put his uniform on. left to go to work. wanted to see his family when he got off and he didn't make it. >> reporter: and right now, a procession is taking place. this is through the streets o

the nation mourning the victims, the 49 victims and their families. the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. >>> another oakland police officer placed on leave for alleged sexual misconduct. >>> all we can say is you're not on your own right now. your tragedy is our tragedy. theater is a place where every race, creed, sexuality and gender is equal, it's embraced and is loved. hate will never win. >> a pretty tremendous show of respect at the tony awards last night in new york city. beginning with this touching tribute to the victims of the orlando shooting. the show did go on. broadway smash hit "hamilton" taking home the top prize of best musical. the show won 11 tonys, just short of breaking the 12 tony record held by "the producers." >> tonight in orlando, people will also remember a voice cut short. mourners plan to gather in the hometown of christina grimmie. she was shot and killed late friday in florida. >> in orlando. she was one time a performer on "the voice" and sang backup for selena gomez. a deranged fan shot and killed her shortly af

turkey is in mourning tonight. 24 hours after one of the deadliest attacks to hit istanbul in years. it began with gunfire at the international terminal at ataturk airport. that the three assailants detonated their suicide devices. in a few short moments, 41 people were killed and more than 200 injured. >> as they remember their loved ones, friends and relatives mourn the senseless murders. >> i wanted to be known that these acts are a crime against humanity. an attack against all people. reporter: at his symbols -- i stanbul's ataturk airport, the damages being repaired. but the memory is unlikely to paid -- to fade soon. >> first you think you are in a film and that people started running and i ran with them. it was total chaos. then we all started to hide. >> 9:20 i guess, suddenly we hear the sound of shots, then boom. reporter: gunfire and explosions on different floors sent people running in opposite directions. dozens of people were killed and hundreds injured. it is the latest in a string of deadly attacks across the country. no one has claimed responsibility for the triple s

tonight the country is mourning. new information about the gunman and ties to the bay area. >> we have live team coverage, let's start with jay gray. >> reporter: people were inside the nightclub as the shots rang out. you can see the police, the lights behind me. they're continuing to pore through evidence, trying to understand how and why this happened. ♪ >> reporter: an outpouring of support tonight, a stunned nation, searching for strength and answers, less than 24 hours after the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. just after 2:00 a.m., the clash of gunfire rose above the dance music inside the popular gay nightclub pulse. >> oh, my gosh, people are getting shot, dude. >> reporter: at least 50 were killed, 53 more injured, the deadliest shooting in u.s. history. >> i have ballistic vests for any of our individuals that are entering the red zone. >> reporter: as police moved in, the wounded were moved to area hospitals, while dozens still inside the club were held hostage. the standoff continuing for three

i mourn jo today as a friend and as a colleague, but most of all i mourn for her as a mother, whose two gorgeous children will now have to chart the shoals and eddies of life without the love and support of their wonderful, lovely mum. >> i want to add to the very moving tributes to jo. i got to know jo after the 2010 general election, when she was elected to chair labour women's network, which she did for four years. she would regularly burst into my office with that extraordinary energy she had and tell me all that they were doing to help labour women get elected to parliament to give women a bigger voice in the party. so many of the labour women here in this chamber today who were elected in 2015 and who are so deeply mourning jo's loss were women whom, under jo's leadership, labour women's network helped and supported. not long after she had her son, she came to give me one of those regular briefings, and, of course, the baby came tooi remember it because she literally did not stop kissing him all the way through the meeting. when she had her daughter, she was still there for the wo

a day of mourning in turkey killed andople were hundreds wounded in a gun and on istanbul attack airport. the government has blamed the islamic state group. suspended jail sentences for the two french accountants behind luxly tax scandal. documents that luxembourg.s with there's to be no special deal for britain on immigration. european leaders have been brusselsheir first summit without the united kingdom after prime minister david cameron made his final last night. a joint statement laid out the in stark terms. to workwill not be able in the common market unless it accepts the free movement of people. the union, they want norway, for example, to be access to the european market. united kingdom must respect the four freedoms. the freedom of movement of goods. free movement of services, capital and persons. and there cannot be any exceptions. they can't take three freedoms fourth. out the ministersh first nicola sturgeon says she's heartened following talks in brussels today. most voters chose to stay in the e.u. she admits that staying in the e.u. won't be an easy task. for my part, i h

this community is mourning. but we will strive to live up to officer katherman's sacrifice on a daily basis. >> the driver of the minivan stayed on scene and is cooperating with investigators who don't believe drugs or alcohol were factors in the crash. the last time an officer was killed in san jose was when michael johnson was shot and killed in the line of duty in march 2015. kiet do, kpix 5. >>> new this morning, a popular san jose shopping center goes up in flames. this is on santa teresa boulevard and callahan avenue. it has 7 or 8 businesses. it took more than 100 firefighters to put it out. investigators are on scene trying to determine where the fire started and what caused it. >>> time now 6:35. how is it looking? >> dramatic. we have seen so many beautiful pictures this morning from live weathercam was of beautiful clouds over the bay area all southern end with an area of low pressure well to the north of the bay area but once it swings through on thursday, it will produce a spotty shower. right now,

the incident in orlando was a day of mourning, 9/11 was a day of mourning, this was an exchange of idea. i think he is overreacting. >> do you share donald trump's doubt that hillary clinton is a religious person. >> he didn't question her religion. >> we heard the words. tell me what you thought he meant. >> he doesn't know what her religion s. >> she said it publicly. we have it in the control room. >> i am a person of faith. i am a christian. i am a methodist. i have been raised methodist. i feel grateful for the instructionses and support i received starting in my fam lee but through my church. >> michael ferris, apparently for people like pastor scott here, there is nothing that hillary clinton will say about religion they will ever hear. >> that is probably true, to some degree. you have to take people at face value. what i am concerned with is two things, do they have in their political world, the same kind of political views that deriv from a bibical world view? do they have moral character. don trump, my focus, does not understand the issues that motivated christians like me to

as you imagine tonight cities across the country are paying their respects and mourning the loss of the victims and what happened here in orlando and especially thousands of miles away from me is joe vazquez in san francisco where they are paying special tribute. joe? >> san francisco 80 is -- city hall lit up tonight. a crowd held an emotional ceremony. [ singing ] >> reporter: thousands gathered, the center of san francisco's lgbt community. >> we are here today to recommit our selves to the fight, to honor the survivors, to send good energy to the family and the friends who had been left behind. >> reporter: they are here it mourn the events in orlando and express their shock that it could even happen.the crowd was peaceful and angry at times, mayor ed lee had to speak through a chorus of boos. >> we are here in unity so we could stop this violence and we want it make sure that san francisco leads the way. >> reporter: many came to be close to the community to try to understand how they are still targets. >> i thought this kind of violence was in our past and this was definitely a wa

we'll see how they focus on mourning as they mourn a beloved mp. ♪ >>> a very good day to you viewers in the united states. and around the world. you're watching "cnn newsroom." in northern england, in birstall, i'm richard quest. >> and from cnn world headquarter necessary atlanta i'm george howell with the headlines we're following for you at this hour. in orlando, florida, people are paying their final respects to some of the victims laid to rest at the massacre at the pulse nightclub. more funerals were held on friday including that you see here for 25-year-old anthony luis dissla. iraq says its troops have retain most of central fallujah from isis. the prime minister said in a public address on friday. only pockets of the terror group remain. iraq's security forces say they have raised the iraqi flag over the mayor's office. >>> it is now unlikely that russia's track and field athletes will compete at the rio olympics. the governing body for athletics is maintaining a competition ban saying that russia has not sufficiently dealt with widespread doping. the international olympic c

. -- mourning.>> they also want to go over security procedures to keep everyone safe. >>> 4:09 am. >>> a fifth oakland police officer put on administrative leave as the sexual misconduct investigation continues. two officers have resigned, and the possible misconduct was discovered after an officer committed suicide, leaving a note that said more than one officer had an ongoing relationship with the underage daughter of a police dispatcher. >>> facing charges of stabbing a 12-year-old boy during the bank robbery one week ago in san leandro at the wells fargo bank. the 32-year-old woman robbed the bank customer and then stabbed a 12-year-old boy in the back with a pair of scissors. the boy was visiting from arizona and had surgery, and has returned back home. hammond is due to be arraigned on charges that include attempted murder and robbery. >>> a wiring problem caused a fire in the downtown commercial building saturday morning, and it was about 4:30 am yesterday morning, and the cause of the fire was linked to the wiring with the florescent light fixture in the basement of the five-s

. >> reporter: communities across the country continue to mourn the young people shot at orlando's pulse nightclub. 25-year-old amanda alvear was daumting a night out with friends early sunday morning. in this snap chat video chaired by her brother brian, you can

. >> reporter: patty nan, he was a ledge sxend mourned across the globe. as strong in the long fight against parkinson syndrome as he was in the many fights in the ring and succumbing last night a day after admitted in a fixing hospital. the grief and loss most keenly felt by his family and the spokesman sfoek the outpouring of love. >> they believe that mohammed was a side of the world and he was. and they know that the world grievous with them and they received tens of thousands of well wishes and support. >> reporter: ali's fights will not be forgotten with liston and thrilla in manila and make the greatest sports moments of the 20th century. but his impact was not just felt by those he hit. he shocked the america and world when he converted from christianity to islam and slaved cassius marcellus clay to mohammed ali and did it in 1967 when he refused to be drafted in the vietnam war and standing by his principles. among those paying tribute to the champion, hillary clinton. >> he's wrong about what makes the country great. and on a day that we are mour

be a long and very painful process but mayor dyer knows that we stand with him and is city as they mourn, as they heal and as they grow even stronger. please welcome our friend orlando mayor buddy dyer. [applause]

tonight the country is mourning. new information about the gunman and ties to the bay area. >> we have live team coverage, let's start with jay gray. >> reporter: people were inside the nightclub as the shots rang out. you can see the police, the lights behind me. they're continuing to pore through evidence, trying to understand how and why this happened. ♪ >> reporter: an outpouring of support tonight, a stunned nation, searching for strength and answers, less than 24 hours after the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. just after 2:00 a.m., the clash of gunfire rose above the dance music inside the popular gay nightclub pulse. >> oh, my gosh, people are getting shot, dude. >> reporter: at least 50 were killed, 53 more injured, the

the unbreakable spirit of a community and a nation in mourning. this special edition of "nightline," nightclub massacre, terror in orlando will be right back. >>> this is a special edition of "nightline." nightclub massacre, terror in orlando. >> reporter: good evening from orlando. the focal point of a nation reeling from the carnage that took place at the pulse nightclub. new cell phone video of the moment the dance floor turned into a killing field. harrowing escapes and heroic acts, and we were there as one survivor was reunited with her angel, the man who blocked a bullet for her. >> at that moment in that room, it wasn't a typical shooting. it was hate. it was going -- boom, boom, boom, boom, nonstop. >> reporter: were people screaming? >> it was chaos. it felt like a war zone. there's bullets flying all over the place and people just want to protect themselves and run, and you're hearing the moans of people. >> reporter: where are you thinking about where she is and how to get to her? >> i was scared. i was scared. i don't like to think abo

the new information is starting to surface, as orlando continues to mourn, there was a candlelight vigil tonight we want to share with you thousands gathered downtown orlando for this vigil. a bell was rung 49 times, once for each victim. many in the crowd said they felt compelled to attend, because the pulse played a big part in their lives in the lgbt community. we are learning the names and the faces lost in the shooting. they range in age from 18-50. investigators now getting a clearer time line of what happened inside pulse. fbi agents are examining omar mateen's cell phone and computer as they try to track who he was talking to, and what he was reading in the weeks and days before the attack. >> we see no indication that this was a plot directed from outside the united states, and we see no indication that he was part of any kind of network. >> reporter: the feds found evidence he researched disney world as a possible target before choosing the pulse nightclub. mateen opened fire in that club just after 2:00 a.m. sunday. >> he laughed, and as he was laughing, that's when he fired.

while family and friends mourning the loss, we're hearing incredible stories of heroism. >> there was one choice. either we all stay there and we all die, or i could take the chance and get shot and save everyone else. >>> good morning, everyone, from the studio 57 newsroom here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. the fbi says there is no indication the deadly attack in orlando was directed from outside of the u.s., but exactly why the gunman, omar mateen, opened fire at a gay nightclub remains unclear. president obama will visit orlando thursday to pay his respects to the 49 victims. the fbi says it's confident mateen was self-radicalized through the internet. the agency is investigating whether he scouted other potential targets, including disney world. the orlando sentinel reports mateen visited the pulse nightclub several times, and "the washington post" reports he used a gay dating app. kenneth craig is in orlando. >> reporter: good morning. investigators are still trying to sort out what motivated all of this, whether it was this attacker's allegiance to vari

he is being mourned everywhere. literally being mourned everywhere. when people describe him as a citizen of the world, as michael did in an article, that is true and very unusual in this current world. nita: i was checking to see where muhammad ali had traveled. i found out he had went to australia and bangladesh. the panel probably knows about these travels. he said he wanted to go to australia to meet aboriginal people and he wanted to go to bangladesh because that part of the world was unknown to him. he started in kentucky but his vision was no one kentucky -- was beyond kentucky. because he traveled so extensively come he took the vision of black americans farther than most of us had thought. he opened the windows and doors for us in a way that was just remarkable. and he knew he was doing it. >> no doubt there is only two period that that influenced the advancement of african-americans the most was muhammad ali and melissa king. -- martin luther king. nita: and his daughters say they knew that his father was everybody's. tom: they said they kne

>> right now is the time to mourn and think about these families. we'll have plenty of time to think about what we do, how we constantly try to make our society a better society. i have daughters and grandchildren. i don't want anything to happen to them. how do we always improve our so sighity? right now we need to mourn with these families. all the names are being released. think about what it was like yesterday not knowing. >> how are you letting them know that, in kt if a, we had one victim here who had been there, i don't know what happened to my friend. how can you accelerate that clock? >> sure. all of us want more information. i talked to the fbi yesterday about it. family members reached out to me and i talked to family members yesterday. they want information like we all would want information. as you know, putting out more information now, releasing a lot of the names. every individual has a story and a family and -- >> and you said you know this street, this area, these people. >> i'm on this street driving through orlando a lot. i've ha

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dozens met at the memorial at the blacksburg campus to mourn the shooting victims. members of talked about their new reasons to be afraid. >> virginia tech carried this mantle of being the place where the most deadliest shooting happened and that is a mantle we never wanted but we obviously never wanted to give it up. because we never wanted anybody else to go through what we went through. >> those new fears are sparked by the fact that a gay community was targeted. virginia tech pausing for a moment of silence in honor of the victims and families. >>> donald trump thinks that president obama should called the random shooting of act of radical islamic. >> matthew says it is radical islamic terrorism. that doesn't mean that every moslem is a terrorist but that radical islamic terrorism does exist. >>> sylvia rights no, it doesn't matter to me, people that died are still dead. the conversation on our facebook page. you can join in at any time. >>> a go fund me page 4 the victims and their families have raised more than $1.6 millions. organizers write that equality flo

we mourn for mike. there is no doubt he will be missed. but after what i have heard these last few days, we should be celebrating mike's life. i'd like to think that we're not here to remember one tragic day but rather the life of a man that touched so many people, a life that some much older than mike would have been fulfilled and felt fulfilled if they had lived it. john wooden once said, the most important thing in the world is family and love. well, mike must certainly have followed that mantra because he considered his police brothers and sisters family. and combined with his related family, love was most certainly abound. i was fortunate enough to have met recently with some of mike's friends and family. and the more i learned about mike from them, the more i was amazed by his zest for life, sense of humor, his compassion, dedication and strong christian faith. as a friend, mike was loyal and his moral compass was beyond reproach. mike offered a perspective on life that his friends found comforting. mike could give law enforcement ad

. >> the horrific shooting in florida has left many in our region in shock and in mourning. >> we now know some of the victims were from our area. "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabeo live for us at city hall where many will gather later today for a vigil, jan? >> reporter: good morning, that's right, we have now learned that two of the victims are from the philadelphia area. their names have not been released. we have also learned that a news intern who was working in philadelphia was there in orlando on sunday who was shot and injured but that person is expected to be okay. in the meantime, happening here at city hall, little later on this evening, a candlelight vigil for all were impacted. >>> philly pride, standing strong on sunday, the crowds were cheerful, both during the parade and festivities afterward, many saying they could think of no better way to show their support. but the tragedy in orlando was definitely on everyone's mind. >> there is so much hate out there, and there was supposed to be a beautiful day, everywhere, with people celebrate love and pride, everything. a

are from the philadelphia area, flags are flying at half staff this morning, as well, at philadelphia mourns the lives lost. the lgbt community supported enforce yesterday during philly pride. >> i think it is important we all stand together, we not allow hate and terror to drive us back into the closet. >> additional firearm, high capacity magazines. >> police say heavily armed inch andes a man arrested on his way to a gay pride parade in saint monica, california. >> tough, a place wherever race, creed, sexuality and gender is equal, is embraced and is loved. >> i remember, so we got to go, got to get the job done, got a new fight -- >> last night's tony awards was dedicated to the victims of the shooting in orlando, we'll have more highlights and run down of the winners coming up later in the show. >> lot of last minute changes made to honor those victims, katie is live on the skydeck with a check on your forecast, katy? >> good morning to you both. thanks are very tranquil i'll say here on the cbs-3 skydeck, little breezy as the day progress, not quite the wind of yesterday thankfully how

the nation is in mourning following the terror in orlando. here's what we know. islamic nations in israel are joining other countries in condemning the deadliest mass shooting in u.s. history. a gunman killed 50 people and wounded 53 others at a popular gay nightclub early yesterday morning. the shooter killed by police called 911 to declare allegiance to isis just moments before the massacre. fbi is searching his condo in florida. law enforcement says so far, there's no sign the shooter was tied to terrorists overseas. >>> the shooting in orlando touched people across the country, including here in our area. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in our digital operations center, letting us know what's happening today in honor of victims, what's happening locally, right, matt? >> that's right, katy. there's a website that's updating with names as they are identified. i've been keeping my eye on that. at last check, 21 of the 50 who died in the attack have names now to go with them. take a look at this. a live shot. police are still working to process the crime scene. we'

speaker, i mourn jo today as a friend and as a colleague, but most of all i mourn for her as a mother whose two gorgeous charten will now have to life without the love and support of their wonderful, lovely, mum. >> harriet harman. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the 2010know her after election. she would regularly wrist into my office with that extraordinary energy that she had and tell me all that they were doing to help labor women get elected to parliament, to give women a bigger post in the party and so many labor women here in this chamber today were elected in 2015 and so deeply are mourning her life that women under the leadership of her, help and support it. not long after she had her son, she gave to give me one of those regular briefings and the baby came too. the reverend because she literally do not stop kissing it through the meeting. when she had her daughter, she was still there for the women who were tried to become campaigners. and urging them to try again if they did not make it. her feminism, her solidarity with other women was a thread that ran through her and all her

. >> today the san jose police department is mourning the loss of an officer in the line of duty. the 34-year-old was on his motorcycle yesterday afternoon when a minivan turned in front of him. he crashed into it and died at the hospital. the officer was a married father of two working for the san jose police department for 11 years. vic lee joins us live with more, vic? >> reporter: this is a fitting tribute. his colleagues say he loved his job. he was the 13th officer in the department history to die in the line of duty. the officer, badge 3900. the second officer independent history to die on duty. >> the family man. loving father who cared for his wife and two boys. >> friends and colleagues came to the police building to mourn their fallen comrade. their children drew pictures, expressing sorrow. >> as a wife, you think about it. it's a possibility. >> the 11 year veteran's motorcycle collided with a minivan in north san jose. he died later at regional medical center. he went to valley christian high school in san jose and loved being a motorcycle cop. he also loved riding d

as philadelphia mourns the 50 people who were killed in a dozens injured in orlando one day ago. the lgbt community supported in force yesterday too during philly pride. the crowds were cheerful and colorful during the parade and festivities afterward. many saying they could think of no better way to show their support. but what happened in orlando is definitely on everyone's mind, especially folks over at i candy. the owner there is friend with the owner of pulse in orlando. >> some of my staff knows staff that have been there, we've been in contact with them, so we kind of like -- it was a shocker. >> while we all stand together, we're grappling and looking for answer. >> there is so much hate out there. this was supposed to be a beautiful day, everywhere, with people celebrating love and pride, everything. and but we're in the going to let that bring us down. there are haters and lovers. let's be lovers. >> that candlelight vigil scheduled at 6:30 this evening, reporting live in center city, jan carabeo, cbs-3, "eyewitness news", nicole, brooke, back into you. >> thousands of

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america and the world in mourning. just ahead, we'll show you different scenes from across the country and the world as they light up in honor of the terror in orlando. >>> plus, protecting a species. we'll tell you what local officials saw that prompted them to shut down a half mile stretch of a beach. >>> from our delaware bureau, officials will close a half mile stretch of beach in cape henlopen state park to suspect state birds. a plover nest was found. the area will remain closed until the last day the plover chicks are able to fly away, usually sometime in late august. >>> the fed will decide this week whether to raise interest rates. walgreens is making a change in its pharmacy. landon dowdy is here with this morning's cnbc business news. good morning to you, landon. >> hi there, katy. good morning to you as well. walgreens is terminated its relationship with sarenos. they are accused of endangering customer health by misrepresenting the accuracy and quality of its technology which it once touted as ground break

>> right now is a time to mourn and think about the families. we'll have plenty of time to think about what we do after the fact, how we constantly try make our society a better society. i've got daughters. i even have grandchildren. i don't want anything to ever happen to them. how do we always improve our society? right now we need to mourn with these families. all the names are being released. families are getting to be -- think about what it was like yesterday not knowing. >> why are you letting them know, there was one victim there, i want to find out about my friend. how can you accelerate that? >> all of us want information. talked to the fbi about it. as family members reached out and i talked to family yesterday, they wanted information like we all want information. >> we all do. >> they're putting out more information now, releasing a lot of names. every individual is a story and a family. >> and you said you know the street, you know the area and the people. >> i'm on the street driving through orlando a lot. i've had businesses here.

tonight a country in mourning and searching for answers. "nightly news" begins now. >> terror in orlando. this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt, reporting tonight from orlando. >> good evening. our collective sense of security was shattered again today by terror. this time inside an orlando nightclub. 50 people are dead, so many that authorities are resorting to posting their names on a website, a site still overwhelmed tonight as people try to account for friends and loved ones. the shooting massacre inside the pulse night club popular in the gay community, ranks as the single deadliest shooting attack in american history. more than 50 others were wounded. nbc news has learned that the killer omar mateen had previously been investiga b his allegiance to the leader of the isis before launching his attack. some victims were cut down as they stood or others hid or escaped tohe tou crtyard and still others are waiting with the dramatic rescue by the s.w.a.t. teams. president obama called it an act of terror and hate. let's start with the

san jose pd is mourning. this community is mourning. we will strive to live up to officer's sacrifice on daily basis. with that i'll open up to some the t.tell k-a-t-h-e-r-m-a-n. tom michael? [ questions] the right now we are not going to put too much about him for him an his family privacy. but he is 11 year veteran. worked in motorcycle that was his love. he loved doing that. at the leaves behind his famil family. and tom we are very sorry for their loss. he has two children. many just doing what every officer does. on routine which is not so routine patrol of the city working as motor officer the. >> minivan. >>reporter: it's a male adult. >> whether does he say happened. >> he's cooperating with us right now. we don't fully know. we don't have his statement yet we'll know eventually but right now we are not going to cover that at this point. we are not completed with that investigation yet. >> was he alone or ride with another officer. tom. >> from my understanding he was riding alone. the. >> did he screws start the shift. >> no. h

the sports world continues to mourn. robert: lost a true hero. we will have a report from a hot ali's home town in ali's home t♪wn in amsleep number beds with you with sleepiq technology give you the knowledge to adjust for the best sleep ever. it's the semi-annual sale! save $500 on the memorial day special edition mattress with sleepiq technology. know better sleep. only at a sleep number store. >> and now the toyota sports desk, brought to you by or local toyota dealers. robert: the world lost another legend, muhammad ali, the world is in mourning after he passed away at the age of 74. we have more from louisville. >> the hundreds of the hometown of a legend, a larger-than-life icon whose impact inside the ring was just the beginning. muhammad ali was a passionate fighter for freedom and justice, and his message and purpose ring loud and clear here in louisville. generations from all walks of life to pay tribute to a man who meant so much to so many. some brought flowers, some boxing gloves, some came to pray. all were affected by the loss o

the world is indeed mourning the loss of a legend. muhammad ali has died at the age of 74 after a long battle with pa parkinson's disease. he was hospitalized on thursday with a respiratory issue and died last night in in his hometown of louisville, kentucky, he was honored by the lowering of the flags, for a man simply known as the greatest. he was honored both as a fighter and humanitarian by the mayor. >> muhammad ali lived a life so big and bold, it's hard to believe that any one man could do everything he did, could do all the things he became in the course of just one lifetime. this man, this champion, this louisvillean ended his 74 years yesterday as a united nations messenger of peace, a humanitarian and champion athlete who earned amnesty international's lifetime achievement award, the presidential medal of freedom, "sports illustrated"'s sportsman of the century. he was co-founder with his beloved wife, lonnie, of the muhammad ali center, which promotes respect, hope and understanding here in his hometown of louisville and a

this is a city, this is a country in mourning. this investigation is now in its seconds day and there's still many questions that need to be answered. the last of the remaining bodies of the deceased were removed from the pulse nightclub this morning. fbi agents and other law enforcement then began reconstructing omar mateen's movements during his killing spree. they know he opened fire on the main dancing stage and then took hostages in a bathroom. finally orlando police chief john mina decided to blast an exterior wall when loss of further life was imminent. >> we used our armored vehicle, the bear cat armored vehicle to punch a hole in that wall and defeat the wall so there's a local in the wall about 2 feet off the ground. >> reporter: authorities don't believe mateen was working with anyone who still may put the public at risk but they are investigating others and they will be prosecuted. investigators know mateen was homophobic and radicalized a bit through the internet but fbi director james comey says there's confusion abo