burnett. outfront tonight, the breaking news. missed warning signs. the fbi may have been warned about the orlando shooter days before the attack. a gun store owner in southern florida says he called the local fbi office when omar mateen came in his shop, trying to buy body armor and ammunition. the store owner says he got a call back from the fbi. the fbi, though, telling cnn it doesn t have a record of that call. also breaking tonight, law enforcement officials telling us mateen was searching facebook and texting his wife during the attack. he asked her if she had seen the news, she responded saying, she loved him. she also tried to call him several times during the standoff. today, president obama making an emotional visit to orlando. to provide solace to the families of those who loved their lives. today, once again, this 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 pl
people. chief washington correspondent james rosen reports tonight on how the president is responding to this rebuke from the inside his own administration. with isis and syria high on the agenda for president obama s closed-door session with saudi arabia s deputy crown prince, the white house faced a quiet revolt at the state department. where 51 officials used the so-called dissent channel. product of the vietnam era, to warn president obama that his syria policy is not working and to urge him to hit the assad regime with air strikes. the status yoe in syria, said the dissent cable, according to the new york times, will continue to present disastrous challenges. the white house couldn t say if mr. obama red the critique of his policy. the state department while confirming receipt declined to discuss the contents of the cable saying it s classified. i think it s an important statement and i respect the process very, very much and i will probably meet with these people
blood. we kept saying we made it this far and there is a purpose for us. we re going to make it. we have to stay strong and we can t give up. the people who were hurt we tried to stop the bleeding and keep them calm and comfort them. we have to stick together as a community and be strong and move on. it s hard to fathom to how people and families are dealing with this with the loss of their loved ones, but, we have to be strong and we have to we must remain strong so we can continue to make a recovery. and it s a long road. but slowly but surely i believe we can all make it. we also have picture,s of president obama and vice president joe biden meeting with the victims in orlando yesterday. some of them are saying good-bye to their loved ones. he came to florida from puerto rico three years ago to pursue his dream of being a dancer and choreographer. he was just 25 years old. right now, there are nearly two dozen survivors in the hospital with six listed at critical con
edition. grief beyond description those were the words of president obama late today after meeting with families of the fallen from the orlando nightclub massacre. mr. obama and vice president joe biden laid 49 white roses, one for each of the dead, at a memorial. the president said the grieving asked him, 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. and neither should any parent out here who s thinking about their kids being, not in the wrong place, but in places where kids are supposed to be. pelley: the 49, ages 18 to 50, were killed sunday morning in the massacre at pulse, the gay nightclub. of the more than 50 others wounded, 28 are still in the hospital, six of them in critical condition. homeland security correspondent jeff pegues has the latest on the investigation. reporter: gun store owner robert abbele says in the weeks before the orlando shooting, om
houston area where he will stop at twofundraisers today and rally tonight. yesterday in dallas he attacked the country s biggest labor union fortune throwing its support behind hillary clinton while bernie sanders still isn t quitting . but the senator tells supporters he will do everything to defeat donald trump. jon: 211 now, lightbox team coverage. jennifer griffin watching the democrats but we begin with john roberts, live in houston. reporter: good morning john. expecting a big crowd here at the convention center in the woodlands which is substantially north of houston, you mentioned he had those two fundraisers today, one in san antonio, one in houston. those fundraisers including the one in dallas are quote, exceeding expectations. trump yesterday celebrated a one-year anniversary of his political career with a big rally at the famous gillies bar and grill in dallas where he laughed out at hillary clinton and her call for new laws restricting the sale of guns. even tho