newtown, connecticut, charleston, south carolina, and now orlando, florida where 49 died. mr. obama asked god to comfort the families, heal the wounded, bring solace to those whose hearts have been broken and give us resolve to do what's necessary to reduce hatred in the world. that's the overnight news for this friday. nor some of you the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and for "cbs this morning." from broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> in a scene that's become all too familiar, president obama tried again to console those mourning a mass shooting, the worst one in u.s. history. the president made a low-key visit to orlando where 49 people were gunned down in cold blood at a nightclub. he and vice president joe widen laid white roses at a memorial to the victims and sat for hours with survivors and families of those killed. the hospital workers who helped save the lives of the 53 people wounded that night. after the worse of humanity, the best of humanity came roaring back. if we're honest with ourselves, if, in fact, we

newtown, connecticut, charleston, south carolina, and now orlando, florida where 49 died. mr. obama asked god to comfort the families, heal the wounded, bring solace to those whose hearts have been broken and give us resolve to do what's necessary to reduce hatred in the world. that's the overnight news for this friday. nor some of you the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and for "cbs this from broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> in a scene that's become all too familiar, president obama tried again to console those mourning a mass shooting, the worst one in u.s. history. the president made a low-key visit to orlando where 49 people were gunned down in cold blood at a nightclub. he and vice president joe widen laid white roses at a memorial to the victims and sat for hours with survivors and families of those killed. the hospital workers who helped save the lives of the 53 people wounded that night. te best of humanity came roaring back. if we're honest with ourselves, if, in fact, we want to show the best of our humani

newtown, connecticut, charleston, south carolina, and now orlando, florida where 49 died. in his player today, mr. obama asked god to comfort the families, heal the wounded, bring solace to those whose hearts have been broken and give us resolve to do what's necessary to reduce hatred in the world. that's the overnight news for this friday. for some of you, the news continues. for others, check back later for the morning news and for "cbs this morning." from broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> in a scene that's become all too familiar, president obama tried again to console those mourning a mass shooting, the worst one in u.s. history. the president made a low-key visit to orlando where 49 people were gunned down in cold blood at a nightclub. he and vice president joe biden laid white roses at a memorial to the victims and sat for hours with survivors and families of those killed. mr. obama spoke with bliss and ambulance cruise and the hospital workers who helped save the lives of the 53 people wounded that night. >> after the worst of humanity, the be

the face and voice of newtown has been here through groups like sandy hook promise and the newtown action alliance, and in the end citizen activism will enable us to do more and do better to counter extremist violence and gun violence throughout america. thank you, mr. president. i yield the floor. mr. cornyn: madam president? the presiding officer: the senator from texas. mr. cornyn: madam president, before i yield to the senator from california, i'd like to ask unanimous consent that she be recognized for up to 20 minutes and that following that i be recognized for my remarks. the presiding officer: is there objection? will the senator modify his request? mr. cornyn: madam president, i'm not sure i understood it. if it's ten minutes after i conclude my remarks, then i would have no objection to that. that's fine. mrs. feinstein: i thought, if i may, madam president, i thought what the senator was proposing, that he would have 20 minutes and i would have 20 minutes. mr. cornyn: right. mrs. feinstein: and i would go first and then he is going to do his 20 minutes and then you would? mr. c

what happened in newtown broke his heart. it was devastating for everybody. >> the majority of those who died today were children-- beautiful little kids between the ages of five and ten years old. they had their entire lives ahead of them-- birthdays, graduations, weddings, kids of their own. >> you could see when he spoke just how sickened he was by the whole thing. >> as a country, we have been through this too many times. may god bless the memory of the victims and in the words of scripture, "heal the brokenhearted and bind up their wounds." >> narrator: this time obama decided to try to do something. >> it was like, "if this isn't going to do it, then what is?" and so they knew they had to act quickly, because you have to capture that concern and that attention that the issue's getting. >> narrator: he handed the job to vice president joe biden and told the staff to make something happen. >> it was in a context of sorrow, extreme, i mean... anger and frustration about why can't we do something about this. it was like eno

remarks o f the courage of the newtown families turning it into advocacies and making it good for other families out there. >> the president and vice president is going to meet with families and survivors, a large number of them who are hispanics and puerto rico. this was a safe space and a place where they could go, latin night at the club pulse. we have seen some of extraordinary stories. this will be a private moment and there will be public moments from the president today. thank you, jean cummings. that does it for us. follow us on facebook and twitter. my colleague craig melvin picks it up right now on msnbc. >>> at this hour, we continue to follow the breaking news out of orlando florida. air force one just touched down in the city of the site of the worse mass shooting in the u.s. history. a live look there, vice president and president obama making the visit, the motorcade is in loop. they are set to meet with survivors and families. we are expecting president obama to be making statement at some point this afternoon. all of those unfolding while on capitol hill. family members

the motives of this killer may have been different than the mass shooters in aurora or newtown. but the instruments of death were so similar and now another 49 innocent people are dead. another 53 are injured, some are still fighting for their lives, some will have wounds that will last a lifetime. we can't anticipate or catch every single deranged person that may wish to do harm to neighbors or friends or coworkers or strangers. but we can do something about the amount of damage that you do. our politics conspired to make it as easy as possible for a terrorist, or a disturbed individual like those in aurora or newtown, extraordinarily powerful weapons and they can do so legally. today, once again, as has been true too many times before i held and hugged grieving family members and parents and they asked why does this keep happening? and they pleaded that we do more to stop the carnage. they don't care about the politics. neither do i neither does joe. neither should any parent out here. this thinking about their kids not being in the wrong place but in places where kids are sup

but having come through the experience of newtown, i've had enough. it's been four years and nothing has been done, despite the fact that 90% of the american public wants us to act. the vast majority of gun owners want us to expand the reach of background checks. polls suggest that 80% of americans believe that people on the terrorist watch list shouldn't be able to buy guns. there is no controversy out there about these two provisions. we can work it out. we can work it out today. we have got a majority of the senate to support manchin-toomey. that legislation still exists. senator schumer has introduced other legislation. senator feinstein has introduced a bill to keep terrorists from getting guns. i'm certain there are ways that it can be made better, but as someone who represents the community of sandy hook, which is still grieving today, i'm going to stand on this floor and talk about our experience in sandy hook, orlando's experience, the need to come together on this issue of making sure that dangerous people who have designs on mass murder don

the newtown school shooting in newtown, connecticut, in 2012. 28 dead, 2 wounded. the mohawk valley shootings in herkimer county, new york, in 2013; five dead, two wounded. the pine wood village apartment shooting, federal way, washington, 2013; five dead, zero wounded. the santa monica rampage in santa monica, california, in 2013. six dead, three wounded. the hailea apartment shooting in hailea, florida, in 2013. seven dead, zero wounded. the washington navy yard shooting in washington, d.c., in 2013. 12 dead, eight wounded. the alturist tribal shooting in alturist, california, in 2013. four dead, two wounded. the fort hood shooting two. i can't believe i have to say that. the second fort hood shooting. fort hood, texas, 2014. three dead, 12 wounded. the isla vista mass murder, santa barbara, california, in 2014. six dead, 13 wounded. the marysville pilchuk high school shooting in marysville, washington, 2014. five dead, one wounded. the trestle trail bridge shooting in manasha, wisconsin, in 2015. three dead, one wounded. the charleston church shooting, charlesto

it is something different when four or five of those kids lived on one road in newtown. all of a sudden overnight for five kids disappear. they are god. it is different when all the other kids in the school here those gunshots. they had to flee, stepping over the bodies of their administrators and their teachers. but pain states that do for a long time is a community. some said in the months and months after what happened in sandy hook occurred, you could be in the classroom and hear a young child scream out the word that seems like a non sequitur. on one particular class to work with monkey. every so often you would have a student stand up and yell monkey. what that was was a safe word. the teachers had worked out that if a conversation started in class about the shooting, about maybe what one kid had thought and the other student didn't want to be part of the conversation, remember there were survivors from his classrooms as well as kids from the classroom next door. if one kid didn't want to be in the conversation, the child would conversation, the child would stand u

but the newtown families say the way the military-style weapon is marketed is the problem. they point to advertisements that use phrases like "consider your man card reissued." mark and jackie barden lost their seven-year-old daniel at sandy hook. >> they're in the advertising these weapons for hunting. they're not advertising these weapons for protection. >> reporter: one week after another gunman used a similar high-capacity military-style rifle to kill 49 people in an orlando club, georgetown law professor heidi feldman says the stakes are even higher. >> the gun industry is i believe terribly afraid of being the next cigarette manufacturer. >> what we need to do to make sure this stops, you know. daniel deserved to live a full life. >> reporter: this is the first lawsuit of this kind to get this far through the legal system in what is sure to continue to be an uphill legal battle. scott, the judge has until october to decide whether this case does indeed go to trial. >> pelley: michelle miller for us, michelle, thank you. coming up next, a "star trek" actor was killed b

there were newtown families in the chamber and voted down again after san bernardino in december. i think while murphy did bring a lot of attention to this issue and got a real social media push along with corey booker there the entirety of the time, the reality is tamron, the nra is so powerful on capitol hill, essentially the republican party beholden to them, won't do anything the nra opposes even though donald trump says he'll meet with the no fly no buy bill. we'll see if they can work out a compromise on that one but the gun show loophole and internet background checks and those gun sales probably going to go down. i imagine the no fly and no buy will go down this vote, tamron. >> let's talk about emotions and we've grown accustomed to filibusters regarding budget issues and senator ted cruz and made him a very controversial figure and in many ways propelled his national profile. but the emotion seen to your point by corpsy booker, and many others yesterday regarding this latest shooting and really trying to see some move forward with congress. >> there was certainly i think

but having come through the experience of newtown, i've had enough. it's been four years and nothing has been done, despite the fact that 90% of the american public wants us to act. the vast majority of gun owners want us to expand the reach of background checks. polls suggest that 80% of americans believe that people on the terrorist watch list shouldn't be able to buy guns. there is no controversy out there about these two provisions. we can work it out. we can work it out today. we have got a majority of the senate to support manchin-toomey. that legislation still exists. senator schumer has introduced other legislation. senator feinstein has introduced a bill to keep terrorists from getting guns. i'm certain there are ways that it can be made better, but as someone who represents the community of sandy hook, which is still grieving today, i'm going to stand on this floor and talk about our experience in sandy hook, orlando's experience, the need to come together on this issue of making sure that dangerous people who have designs on mass murder don

newtown victims in the gallery. these are very emotional pieces of legislation. whether or not they will pass, i go back to the vote in december after san bernardino, a terrible terrorist attack, they went down then. the nra has extreme power on capitol hill. republicans don't like to go against the nra. i think there could be an opening for folks i've spoken to about the no fly, no buy, with there's a way to figure out due process rights and judicial review of who's on the list and how long they are there and whether or not doj can move the needle on that, maybe you'll see movement. we'll see. certainly a very effective strategy by senate murphy to bring attention to this issue. >> luke russert, thank you very much. let's go to hallie jackson covering the trump campaign and joins me on the phone. there are renewed problems for trum p -- there you are, nice to see you. >> reporter: hi. >> new problems with fellow republicans tell me about that. >> reporter: let me set you up why we're here. this is donald trump's mo

slaughtered in newtown. this has nothing since then. so i am cold and tired and , but these are feelings that i am so privileged to have because so many will never feel that again. we have talked a lot about the lives that have been taken in mass shootings. the lives that have been taken by guns and gunshots. by i want to finish just saying to everyone of the family impactedhat has been -- because for every one of these lives that was taken, for every one of those kids from sandy hook whose lives were taken from the moviegoers in aurora and from the thousands of lives that are taken by guns every year, every single one of them comes from a family with a .roup of friends and community and what we are doing here today isn't just reflecting the will of the american people. what we are doing here today hole thates that exists in the lives of every person that these individuals touched. hole that whatever legislation we pass will never ever be filled. causet is not enough to the speaker of the house to do somethi

in newtown and across the country, there are too many shootings in schools to even name anymore. according to a report from everytown, from 12013 to 2016, we had 188 shootings at schoolings a-- at schools across the country. some just a gun going off in the air. other student students were wou. but that is terrifying in a school when a shotgun goes off, that noise. what happens to the kids around us. and it is frightening that this is not letting up. it sick ngs me that in america today parents have to wonder if their children will be safe when they send them off to school or when they go a movie theater or mall or even in a street in their own neighborhood. every time there is a new mass shooting, i hear the same questions from the people i represent in washington state: what is congress going to do to stop this? and it frustrates me that every time i come back with the same answer: we've been blocked from doing anything in response to my constituents and the people across the country. people who are asking and begging for us to do something, anything, to stop this scourge of gu

it isn't limited to newtown. it isn't limited to any state or city. people travel. guns are trafficked and the violence and the carnage they create in the wrong hands knows no borders. we need to act and say "no more." no more. it's inexcusable in the midst of america's nonstop gun violence epidemic to not come together, to hold the commonsense center and pass gun safety measures that we know are supported by a vast majority of the american people. how in god's name can a person on the terrorist watch list, unable to board a plane, so dangerous that they cannot fly, so dangerous that they are known to the f.b.i., how can they walk into a gun store and walk out with an automatic weapon and hundreds of rounds of ammunition and nothing is flagged? and what does it say that our nations are so wildly -- that our nation's laws are so wildly misguided that a potential terrorist doesn't even have to go a gun store? they can simply open up their computer and click with a mouse on a web site, or they can go to a gun show and buy a deadly weapon, two deadly weapons, four milit

the motives of this killer may have been different than the mass shooters in aurora or newtown. but the instruments of death were so similar. and now another 49 innocent people are dead. another 53 are injured. some are still fighting for their lives. some will have wounds that will last a lifetime. we can't anticipate or catch every single deranged person that may wish to do harm to his neighbors or his friends or co-workers or strangers. but we can do something about the amount of damage that they do. unfortunately, our politics have conspired to make it as easily as possible for a terrorist or just a disturbed individual like those in aurora and newtown. to buy extraordinarily powerful weapons and they can do so legally. so today, once again, as has been true too many times before, i held and hugged grieving family members and parents and they asked why does this keep happening and they pleaded to do more to stop the carnage. they don't care about the politics. and neither do i and neither does joe. and neither should any parent out here. thinking about their kids not being i

just hope all of us are family with the newtown survivors, just hope that fewer and fewer of these events happen over time. none of us are saying we can end gun violence but this chamber, the congress can do things quickly that would dramatically reduce that violence. >> right now, it is a test of how you and all your colleagues want to be remembered by history, because we live in a time period where, yes these types of events are happening too close together too often and the numbers continue to go up. i was just going over the list of things i've covered here sir, over the last seven years. it goes from charleston to aurora to gabby giffords in tucson san bernardino fort hood, orlando, also the boston marathon bombing. and the community college in oregon. the list goes on and on. when we think of donald trump categorizeing this toward some type of muslim issue, my list is more dominated by white men who have had access to buy these types of weapons and not a part of the muslim faith. if we look at chicago over the weekend, they reportedly had at least eight people killed and 36 others w

they should meet with the newtown families, some of whom joe saw yesterday. whose children would now be finishing fifth grade. on why it is that we think our liberty requires these repeated tragedies. it's not, that's not the meaning of liberty. i'm pleased to hear that the senate will hold votes on preventing individuals with possible terrorist ties from buying guns. including assault weapons. i truly hope that senators rise to the moment and do the right thing. i hope that senators who voted no on background checks after newtown have a change of heart. and then i hope the house does the right thing. and helps end the plague of violence that these weapons of war inflict on so many young lives. i've said this before, we will not be able to stop every tragedy. we can't wipe away hatred and evil from every heart in this world. but we can, we can stop some tragedies. we can save some lives. we can reduce the impact of a terrorist attack if we're smart. and if we don't act, we will keep seeing more massacres like this. because we'll be choosing to allow them to h

i didn't know when we would the aurora, charleston and our orlando if we did not do it after newtown i really hope that this is a new day in thank you for standing up for this family and all families in this country and i am honored to stand with you i yield the floor. >> mr. president mr. president i rise today to say to my colleagues who are here that i hope that we can stop the politics in relief focus on the results to make a difference for the american people. hearts are broken across this country as we woke up sunday before last to the news of a horrific terrorist attack on the nightclub in orlando excuse me 49 49 innocent people and 53 more i were injured i cannot imagine how their families feel and the pain of their loved ones in what they must be experiencexperienc ing our prayers are with them and those that were wounded in with our brave first responders who had to go there to address the horrible terrorist attack this is an attack that shook the nation on the lgbt community when a place people come together to celebrate who they are it was an act of terrorism and hatred t

charlie: not only newtown but orlando as well. evan: it was a variant. it was in fact an ar 15, we can get into it, but it was a slightly different done. you can say military style rifle. this kind of technical distinctions is something that, anyway, it becomes kind of a footnote. charlie: but it was not an ar 15? evan: no. what we can say is what many people agree to study this issue closely is, the next big legal frontier for guns is not going to be whether or not ar-15's are going to be on store shelves. it is probably going to be this question of who in fact is entitled to have a gun and how can they carry it? because two decades ago, it was illegal or strictly controlled in 22 states, the idea you could walk out of your house with a concealed gun. today, it is now legal in 50 states. the district of columbia versus heller in 2008, the supreme court decided, there is an individual right to self-defense within the home. but they did not say, what happens when you get out of the home? us, where in left fact can people use guns? can they bring them on c

but the newtown families say the way the military-style weapon is marketed is the problem. they point to advertisements that use phrases like "consider your man card reissued." mark and jackie barton lost their 7-year-old daniel at sandy hook. >> they're not advertising these weapons for hunting, they're not advertising weapons for protection. >> reporter: one week after another gunman used a similar high capacity military style rifle to kill 49 people in an orlando club, georgetown law professor heidi feldman says the stakes are even hyper. >> the gun industry its, i believe, terribly afraid of being the next cigarette manufacturer. >> this is what we need to do make sure this stops. you know? daniel deserved to live a full life. >> this is the first lawsuit of its kind to get this far through the legal system and what is sure to continue to be an uphill battle. scott, the judge has until october to decide whether this case does indeed go to trial. >> michelle miller for us. michelle, thank you. coming up next, a star trek actor is killed by an suv that was recalled. thank

but the newtown families say the way the military-style weapon is marketed is the problem. they point to advertisements that use phrases like "consider your man card reissued." mark and jackie barton lost their 7-year-old daniel at sandy hook. >> they're not advertising these weapons for hunting, they're not advertising weapons for prote protecti protection. >> reporter: one week after another gunman used a similar high capacity military style rifle to kill 49 people in an orlando club, georgetown law professor heidi feldman says the stakes are even hyper. >> the gun industry its, i believe, terribly afraid of being the next cigarette manufacturer. >> this is what we need to do make sure this stops. you know? daniel deserved to live a full life. >> this is the first lawsuit of its kind to get this far through the legal system and what is sure to continue to be an uphill battle. scott, the judge has until october to decide whether this case does indeed go to trial. >> michelle miller for us. michelle, thank you. coming up next, a star trek actor is killed by an suv that was

school children in newtown. church goers murdered in charleston just during the senate filibuster on gun violence last week, 48 people were shot. as the mass shootings get worse and worse, we can't let these daily shootings fade into the background of america. we must -- i know that my constituents feel frustrated and ignored when congress responds to each of these tragedies with inaction. angela wrote to me from the rogers park neighborhood of chicago where i grew up, quote, i am writing to you as a frustrated and saddened constituent who's tired of watching innocent people die because the n.r.a. holds our congresspeople hostage. i'm begging you on behalf of our students and teachers and police, lgbt, and every person who has been affected by gun violence to please use this moment to enact meaningful gun control in our country. we have had decades of complacency from our government on this issue. it's no longer excusable, particularly for someone representing chicago. you know where these legally purchased guns

but the newtown families say the twayhe military-style weapon is marketed is the problem. they point to your man card reissued." mark and jackie barton lost their 7-year-old daniel at sandy hook. >> they're not advertising these weapons for hunting, they're not advertising weapons for prote protecti protection. >> reporter: one week after another gunman used a similar high capacity military style rifle to kill 49 people in an orlando club, georgetown law professor heidi feldman says the stakes are even hyper. >> the gun industry its, i believe, terribly afraid of being the next cigarette manufacturer. >> this is what we need to do make sure this stops. you know? daniel deserved to live a full life. >> this is the first lawsuit of its kind to get this far through the legal system and sure to continue to be an uphill battle. scott, the judge has until october to decide whether this case does indeed go to trial. >> michelle miller for us. michelle, thank you. coming up next, a star trek actor is killed byn a suv that was recalled. i asked my dentist if an electric toothbrush

the families that are there to remember them, and, you know, i remember so profoundly the massacre at newtown. senator murphy brought photographs of all of the victims, their families, told their stories at length on this senate floor. as weeks and months persisted here in the united states senate, and no action was taken to do commonsense things to make access to these weapons more difficult, the senator from connecticut started coming to the floor and talking about some of the people that we don't read about because the media doesn't rush to the scene when somebody dies in a drive-by shooting or in a place that doesn't garner the attention, the spotlight like the massacre and tragedy in orlando has garnered by the national media. so i -- i thank the gentleman from connecticut for his perseverance, and i am just so proud to join him this afternoon in this insistence for action. you know, i am in such strong agreement with the senator from connecticut about the need to close what we call the terror gap and strengthen our background check laws, because what we have seen over the last weeks and

gordon ramsey, it was called the brick hotel, in newtown it, needed major updating. and they had to improve the machine ooh because gordon ramsey was screaming at them. >> welshing he always screams. >> you want to see a little bit of last night's show? >> yes. >> here it is. >> welcome to the new brick inn. >> wow. oh! wow. >> oh, my goodness. >> if we re he had hit stuff, let's do there is let's show it in its crappy state first, and then reveal what they've done it. >> so like a before and after? welshing they're showing little splashes of the before and after. you want more dram at snuck. >> i want to see it in the bad state. not sure why we're showing the reveal now. but see what we'll do, we'll take you live to the renovated hotel, the brick hotel, in newtown, coming up later on in the show. >> get the scoop about what really was going on, the taping and everything. >> see what you want to do, show the crumby, the crop i one first. and then reveal what they've done it. >> we're glad we saw some parts of the before and then also getting the after. woe just want

there were newtown families in the gl rgallery watching the vo. shows you how strong the nra was opposed to this saying it hurt private gun sellers. another proposal put forward by dianne feinstein of california, the one that's getting a lot of attention called no fly, no buy. if you were on the terrorist watchlist you should not be able to get a gun. this is something that has gotten a lot of popularity in the past on the democratic side. however, republicans say there's not enough done regarding due process concerns. if someone is on that list by mistake that their second amendment rights are being infringed upon. this went down after san bernardino. it's expected to go down today. on the republican side, senator grassley of iowa will put forward a bill that will up money for he federal instant back ground check system and put more money into mental health accounts. democrats say, one aide said this is lipstick on a pig. doesn't do enough. that won't get any democratic votes. and lastly, john cornyn of texas will put forward his proposal of the

before he was in the senate, he represented newtown, connecticut in the house. he says he can no longer look into the faces of the connecticut families from sandy hook elementary school and tell them that the country has done nothing to make things any better since newtown, since though 20 first graders were killed in connecticut going on four years ago now. this filibuster again he launched today before the noon hour. we're in hour ten and counting of this dramatic event today. already this filibuster today seems to have shaken loose some talk on possible compromise legislation in congress. we've got that story ahead. stay with us. what brand of maup is better for your skin than wearing no makeup at al neutrogena® cosmetics. with vitamins and antioxidants. now with foundations in shades for more skin tones. wiback like it could used to? neutrogena hydro boost war gel. with hyaluronic acid it plumps skin cells with intense hydration and locks it in. for supple, hydrated skin. hydro boost. from neutrogena ♪ it's time to free yourself from the old way of buying

this is on the black horse pike headed northbound from newtown creek -- newtown creek and audubon park to route ç130 in haddon township. there will be lane closures there. 422 looks great, no problems in either direction. we are still in the green, an eight-minute drive time from the schuylkill expressway to route 29. >>> 61 degrees at our studios in bala cynwyd. 5:41. the key to the future, that's what septa is calling the new way of paying for subway or bus fare. we'll tell you about the septa key and when we'll see it in action. >>> some pennsylvania lawmakers being targeted for supporting a certain piece of legislation. what they say is now happening to them in the community. >>> this morning, walkers and runners on a popular philadelphia trail are worried for their safety after a woman was attacked. it happened on the schuylkill river trail yesterday afternoon. witnesses told police the attacker followed a 24-year-old woman who was on the trail, walk up the steps to walnut street and according to witnesce"1bÑe then said to the woman, you don't know anything, before he cut her a

he said to ask yourselves, what can you do to make sure orlando or newtown never happen again? >>> meanwhile, donald trump has requested air meeting with the and a half rifle association to discuss those gun laws. trump now says people on the terror watch list should be banned from purchasing firearms. he also said the death toll in orlando would have been smaller if clubgoers had guns. trump then moved on to immigration renewing his call for a temporary ban on muslims from immigrant countries with ties to terrorism. >> we have to stop on a temporary basis at least but we have to stop people from pour nothing our country. we have to stop it. until we find out what the >> reporter: on the gun issue the nra said it would be happy to meet with trump then reiterated its position. anyone on a watch list who tries to buy a gun should be thoroughly investigated and the sale delayed while that investigation is ongoing. >>> hillary clinton responded to rump's statement on guns by saying welcome to the cause. clinton had been hammering the same idea since the orlando massacre. she said t

pennsylvania suburbs, near 80 degrees in phoenixville and newtown. for the philadelphia area, 80, 78 mt. airy. new jersey neighborhoods, 78 glassboro, trenton plenty of sunshine, stretching all the way to the shore. a great day at the shore if you're starting your weekend there today. 7n Ñegrees atlantic city. avalon 79, dover, rehoboth beach 78 degrees. this weekend it will be half and half. thunderstorms saturday and it will be dry on sunday. so we're going to start off the weekend with really warm temperatures today and even warmer tomorrow. and then those thunderstorms roll in as we go into saturday. this is future weather. by noon on saturday, the model here just updated to show potentially the first line of thunderstorms moving in by lunch time around the philadelphia area north and west. some of those could be strong to severe. by 5:00 p.m., another area of thunderstorms moving in through the philadelphia area, again, north and west. then eventually heading to the shore later in the evening. so the shore still does have a chance of thundersto

if you're in the pennsylvania suburbs, 78 degrees for phoenixville, 79 in newtown. plenty of sunshine, even through the philadelphia area where highs will be around 80 degrees for byberry. haddon feel, 77 degrees. along the shore, a great day to start your weekend, 77. avalon coming in close to 80 degrees and sunny. delaware looking at temperatures close to 80 degrees, even in rehoboth beach, 78 degrees there. as we go through the weekend, we'll see a half and half type of a weekend. thunderstorms on saturday, drier as we go into sunday. we take a look at future weather for you. as we go into today, we don't have to worry about the thunderstorms. the arm air will be here, the sunshine will be here. for saturday, we'll stay warm, mid to upper 80s. look what happens by noon. we could already have a cluster of showers and storms approaching the philadelphia area. another one by 5:00 p.m. which will be extending to the shore later in the evening. and some of that could be pretty strong to severe. we do have a severe thunderstorm threat for saturday. so this means the po

the vice president spoke with families of the newtown shooting yesterday where he said this. >> we now belong to a lousy c b club, a lousy, stinking club where -- where, as a parent, for whatever reason, you have a child that deceases you. that is the part that makes me saddest. here we are, not celebrating, but promoting the promise, sandy hook promise, all of the good things you're doing, and we're, as it relates to rational gun policy, we're in the same place we were. >> joining us now from orlando is nbc's blake mccoy. blake, what more can you tell us about this investigation? >> reporter: betty, good morning to you. behind me, can you still see the fbi processing this crime scene and they say it could still take quite more time before they are complete. we are learning some new details, including that the night of the siege, the shooter called a local tv station, a producer picked up the phone and the shooter said i am the shooter and pledge allegiance to isis. we are also learning that the shooter claims to have explosives on him and that he was going to be placing hostages in ea

before he was in the senate, he represented newtown, connecticut in the house. he says he can no longer look into the faces of the connecticut families from sandy hook elementary school and tell them that the country has done nothing to make things any better since newtown, since though 20 first graders were killed in connecticut going on four years ago now. this filibuster again he launched today before the noon hour. we're in hour ten and counting of this dramatic event today. already this filibuster today seems to have shaken loose some talk on possible compromise legislation in congress. we've got that story ahead. stay with us. before earning enough cash back from bank of america to buy a new gym bag. before earning 1% cash back . 2% back at grocery stores and now at wholesale clubs. and 3% back on gas. kenny used his bankamericard cash rewards credit card to join e wednesy night league. not mp through them. that'she excitement of rewarding connections apply online or at a bank of america ar you. it's easy to love your laxative when that lax loves your body

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washington, 70 degrees in newtown. 72 in bensalem. also don't forget with your neighborhood weather, seven-day forecast always at the bottom of the screen for you. locally we're nice and dry. rain offshore. that's where it's going to stay. a few showers around the poconos. the cold front will move through and cool things down but not until tomorrow. today will still be warm. showers around the poconos right now. the best chance for isolated showers or even a thunderstorm. looks mostly to be in the lehigh valley and parts of pennsylvania suburbs later this afternoon. we can't rule out spotty showers elsewhere, though. right now we're looking down farther south off the coast of florida, jacksonville. that's where we see tropical storm colin spinning. that whole system, though, that will stay away from us. it will stay to our south. we don't expect the rain from it. we could see breezy conditions. as we go through time, the storm system will head out to sea after grazing the north carolina coast. you see very far away from the philadelph

newtown, connecticut, in 2012. charleston, south carolina, last year. and now, orlando. >> the notion that the answer to this tragedy would be to make sure that more people in a nightclub are similarly armed to the killer defies common sense. and if we don't act, we will keep seeing more massacres like this. >> reporter: earlier today, one of the first funerals. friends and family saying their good-byes to loved ones. 20-year-old louis omar ocasio-capo. and 37-year-old kimberly morris, a bouncer at pulse nightclub. she just moved to orlando two months ago to help her mother and grandmother. and david, this is that memorial, so precious, it's been covered to protect it from the rain. and just as the president left town, a rainbow over the city. david? >> linzie janis live in orlando tonight. linzie, thank you. >>> we turn now to the push for change in washington. omar mateen had been interviewed by the fbi three times, but still, there were no red flags when he bought guns just days before the massacre. he was not on any list, but this number tonight. be

leading advocate since the newtown shooting, issued statement saying congress has become come policemen these murders by its total unconscionable deafening silence. some lawmakers say the real problem is terrorism. >> we need -- our enemies need to know we have the wherewithall in toward do that. we need to be focusing on those issues here, in congress, over the next couple of days rather than trying to politicize this activity there is event. >> the ongoing debate over gun control on the presidential campaign trail is now on center stage. donald trump and hillary clinton both address the issue. >> we've got to keep weapons of war off our streets, like the one used in orlando, as well as blocking suspected terrorists from buying guns. >> trump counters at the suspect in the shooting was licensed, and legally allowed to carry the assault weapon. he says the solution is more guns. >> if you had some guns in that club, the night that this took place, if you had guns on the other side, you wouldn't have had the tragedy that you had. >> trump once support add ban on assault weapons prior to

shooting in american history, worse than the number of innocents killed at the elementary school in newtown, the movie theater in aurora, colorado, the campus of virginia tech, and also the holiday party in san bernardino, california, last december. whether this tragedy was a purposeful hate crime, politically-motivated terrorism, or merely an act of senseless violence is under the investigation led by the f.b.i. the newshour's megan thompson begins our coverage >> reporter: the shooting began around 2:00 a.m. inside the pulse nightclub, near closing time, and more than 300 patrons were about to call it a night. a lone gunman was already inside, armed with an ar-15 style semi-automatic rifle and a handgun, he had purchased legally in the past few days. the gunman first engaged in gunfire with an off-duty police officer working security at the club. then, the gunman went back inside, began his killing spree, and turned survivors into hostages. three hours later, at 5:00 a.m., an orlando police swat team stormed the club and shot and killed the gunman, but not before the gunman killed at leas

he said to ask yourselves, what can you do to make sure orlando or newtown never happen again? >>> meanwhile, donald trump has requested a meeting with the national rifle association to discuss those gun laws. trump now says people on the terror watch list should be banned from purchasing firearms. he also said the death toll in orlando would have been smaller if clubgoers had guns. trump then moved on to immigration renewing his call for a temporary ban on immigrants from muslim cupses with ties to terrorism. >> we have to stop on a temporary basis at least but we have to stop people from pouring into our country. we have to stop it until we find out what the hell is going on. >> on the gun issue the nra said it would be happy to meet with trump then reiterated its position. anyone on a terror watch list who tries to buy a gun should be thoroughly veged by the fbi and the sale delayed while that investigation is ongoing. >> hillary clinton responded to trump's statement on guns by saying welcome to the cause. clinton had been hammering the same idea since the orlando massacre.

he said to ask yourselves, what can you do to make sure orlando or newtown never happen again? >>> meanwhile, donald trump has requested air meeting with the and a half rifle association to discuss those gun laws. trump now says people on the terror watch list should be banned from purchasing firearms. he also said the death toll in orlando would have been smaller if clubgoers had guns. trump then moved on to immigration renewing his call for a temporary ban on muslims from immigrant countries with ties to terrorism. >> we have to stop on a temporary basis at least but we have to stop people from pour nothing our country. we have to stop it. until we find out what the hell is going on. >> reporter: on the gun issue the nra said it would be happy to meet with trump then reiterated its position. anyone on a watch list who tries to buy a gun should be thoroughly investigated and the sale delayed while that investigation is ongoing. >>> hillary clinton responded to rump's statement on guns by saying welcome to the cause. clinton had been hammering the same idea since the orlando ma

newtown. and i want to say to nicole, we haven't met, but i wish i could have met your son dillon. this tragedy in newtown and tragedies before it and therefore, i think challenged me and i think challenged a lot of people to say to yourself, is there nothing, and this is the point of view of the other side, is there nothing we can do in the united states of america to prevent these tragedies? i think the answer to that has to be that we can do something, has to be that we take action. it doesn't mean that there's a magic wand. one bill won't do it. we need a series of bills that have to be passed, whether it's background checks, or a ban on the military-style weapons. there's a whole range of things we have to do. but the worst thing we can do is surrender and say there's nothing that the united states of america -- which responded the way we did in the years after 9/11, and prevented a lot of deaths from terrorisms -- cannot do the same in the context of gun violence. i think we've got to act. >> let me ask you, senator, the nra said that kr-15s account for 1/4 account for all th

put together a proposal for the president after newtown. we came very close to getting extended background checks. me and hesenator call said even though my state, 70% of the people agree with me, their 200 protesters outside my office. which theensity with people who oppose and of the funding that comes from the nra and other gun groups are so well-organized. rose: do you think if someone is intent on doing violence they will find a gun? joe biden: let's assume that's true. with that they find the equivalent of an ar-15 or some other gun depends on how much damage they can do. difference. you give me a nine millimeter glock and you have a 38 caliber revolver i will kill more people than you. the lethality of the weapon matters. though don't have a gun get a baseball bat or a knife. then they will not get to as many people. if you have multiple rounds and magazines that holds 19 shot and you could just go boom boom boom , as opposed to the old sick shooter they had in westerns. you have to work it. it matters, to the amount of carnage they

he and i were there together in newtown in that firehouse hours after that shooting, and we have spent probably hundreds of hours with the families since then. we have probably spent hundreds of hours together on this floor arguing as a team for changes in our laws. and so i'm so grateful to senator blumenthal, my friend, for being part of this effort today, and he is right in stating that long before i was, shall i say, a convert on this issue myself in the days and weeks following sandy hook, it was senator blumenthal as our attorney general and then as our senator who has been fighting this fight for years. and connecticut has some of the strongest laws keeping guns out of the hands of criminals in the nation, and it's not, again, without coincidence that our gun homicide rate is one of the lowest. i will just say this to answer the gentleman's question. i know my colleague from new jersey is rising for a question as well. the united states is unique. we have written into our constitution language about the intersection of private individuals and firearms, and so we have to take ser