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have they left the area? returned home to nebraska? i mean, this is so unthinkable for any parents to go through. i know my heart bleeds for them. >> it sounds like, based on the best information that we got from the last briefing that they are still in the area. because the medical examiner here in orange county still has some work to do with lane. you just heard one of the wildlife experts mentioning it. they want to compare any possible bite marks on this 2-year-old's body to the 5 alligators that they caught and killed in the area today. and we do understand it was the sheriff and a priest here in immediate vicinity of where it all happened who broke the very grim news to the family sometime around just before 4:00 today. >> it's awful. anyway, peter, thank you. and at least 50 people, including divers, scoured that lagoon for any possible sign of that boy. the desperate search was led by the orange county sheriff's office. and orange county sheriff jerry demings joins us. good evening, sheriff. >> good evening. >> you and i were just standing together talking about the massacre down there in orlando. who would have dreamed that we have now gotten to this point where you have to deal with this child. i just came -- you had to notify the parents; is that correct? >> i did, and that was a bit of sad news that we had to deliver to the parents. but, at the same time, i believe some of what we said to them was a relief. one, because they knew that we had located their child and that was our commitment to them that we would continue to search for this child until we located him. >> i can't imagine anything harder for the family or you, sir, having to do that. no one wants to do that. in terms of this investigation, the child was dragged by an alligator; is that correct? >> the child was 2 years old and was just kind of wading within 6 to 12 inches of water. the alligator came up and attacked and took him out in to the water and likely drowned the child at that point. >> you say likely drown because the body was intact. i heard you say those words and that struck me that the body was intact. it sounds like the alligator played with him in some perverse way and the child drowned? >> well, we wanted to hope for the best for this family and didn't want to have to recover a partial body, a body part. so they were able to have the entire body recovered. and so at this point, we are continuing our efforts to make certain that the alligators that were captured we have the right one. >> you know, i know your job is law enforcement. you are not an alligator expert, but is there any explanation for the fact that the alligator just seemed to drown this child and not do more? >> i'm told by the experts, the wildlife experts that that behavior is not uncommon, that sometimes alligators take their prey, they drown it, in order to kill it and then they come back moments later to try to just kind of pick at whatever the prey may be. and so this behavior may not be unusual for an alligator. >> you know, i don't know how you do your work. i don't know how your department does its work. i don't know how you prepare yourself for this but your department and you sir, yourself, because you are the leader, you have had a terrible couple few days. how do you deal with this? >> well, we're professionals and well-trained here. and what motivates us is to take care of our citizens. and so in this case, even though this was a tragic accident if you will, we were able to assist this family by bringing some form of closure to them. >> and then now you go back to the other story a couple miles away. you go back to the 49 who were massacred; is that right? >> yes. that is still a very active criminal investigation that is ongoing where we are partnership with the fbi with that investigation as well as the orlando police department. i still have personnel who are relieved of duty associated with the use of deadly force from that incident. and our resources are being stretched. but i can say that the surrounding law enforcement agencies have stepped up to the table to assist us in making certain that we're able to respond to all of the calls of service in our community. >> sheriff, thank you very much. i have met a number of law enforcement when i was down in orlando. you are all working really hard. i know the community appreciates it, sir. >> thank you very much for your kind words. >> thank you, sheriff. now, the other top news story, also in orlando, florida, the orlando terror attack reigniting the debate over banning muslim refugees. donald trump has used a temporary ban as one of his platforms for 2016 white house run. after this horrific massacre, trump is not backing down. >> donald, let me talk to but the muslim ban that you talked about before, the temporary ban that you called for. are you still behind that? because in light of what happened at the gay nightclub, the pulse the other night, that was an american born muslim. >> well, his father came in and his father seems to be pretty radical, frankly. i have been watching that whole situation if you look at the past. he was pretty tough. i think he probably believes in things that maybe are not in our interests. i have been watching that. i have been studying that. so the parents came in. and we have a situation. we have 50 dead. almost 50 dead. we have a lot of people very badly injured and i thought it was just -- i mean, who has ever seen anything like this? and you have people all over the country right now that have the same kind of hate. we have many people all over the country. we don't even know who they are, where they are. we don't even know, you know, they are being placed all over the country by our federal government. the governors have told me and complained that people are put into their communities, greta. they don't even know where they are being put. they don't even explain it. so it's a real problem. >> but, no, i know it's a real problem with terrorism. but we have already got so many of those people that you would now seek to ban, they are already in the united states. what would you do? are you going to go round them up? what would you do with the people and how do you handle the fact that so many are lawful. >> greta, as you know it's temporary and you know also i have been saying this for a long time they have to report. in the case of this guy it always turns out that other people knew like his wife knew, according to everything that i have been able to see. and she knew everything. other people knew. perhaps the father knew. but they don't report it. they never report it to the authorities. so we have these catastrophic events. if you look at san bernardino, they had bombs all over the apartment. people saw bombs on the floor of the apartment. if you have bombs on the floor of the apartment, you have got to report that. so they are very much into their own community. they have bombs all over the floor of the apartment and other things, by the way. and instead of reporting it, greta, they didn't report it. nobody reported it. you have 14 dead people in california and you have many, many injured to this day many injured. so they have to report because if they don't report, we're never going to get to the bottom of it we're never going to find out what's going on. >> that's something different from a ban, a temporary ban or a permanent ban, whatever kind of ban is people's failure -- >> -- greta, it's not that it's different. >> people seeing something saying something. >> greta, it's not that it's different. it's all part of one. they have to report. i have many muslim friends, i have great friends that are muslim. and i think honestly if they saw something going on in the apartment next door or a house across the street, i think they would report it to the authorities. but the people have to report what's going on. these things don't just happen. they are planned and people see it. as an example, the one that led the paris attack, he was living practically right next door to where he was for years and nobody reported him. they got -- they found him, i guess by luck but nobody reported him. and they are supposed to report these people. here is a criminal. he was number one on the list as to most wanted, and the people he is living like almost across the hallway from where he has lived for years, everybody knew he was there and nobody even reported that he was there. this is after the attack. >> you know, just so you know, i'm all in favor of people when they see something, they say something. it's terrible when they don't. and we have the, you know, i was just down in orlando. but let me turn to another issue, president obama -- >> -- do you know what else they arousing? they are using racial profiling as a method of getting away from oh i didn't want to report because of racial profiling. i didn't want to say this. give me a break. racial profiling. so they are using all of our politically correct terms in order to get out of doing something where they have an obligation to do. it's a pretty sad situation. >> all right. president obama yesterday talked about the term radical islam and i think that he is pointing it directly at you a and saying labels don't work. do you have a response to the president? >> well, he doesn't want to use the term. and he didn't even use the full term. it's called radical islamic terrorism. okay? he didn't want to use the term terrorism when he spoke. he says it doesn't matter. i say it does matter. because if you are not going to degin a problem, you can't solve a problem, greta. you're not going to be able to solve the problem. he's unwilling to define the problem. and, frankly, he showed really, i think, yesterday, much more anger toward donald trump than he did toward the shooter. i mean, give me a break. i'm not the only one to say. this this is all over the place. but he showed tremendous anger toward me, whereas the shooter, i mean the shooter is like, he's -- i didn't see the anger. and, look, i think he has got to show great anger toward these people that are coming in to this country and killing our people. now, in this case he was born here, but he was radicalized and that happens a lot. the second generation, if you look at this, and i have done actually a pretty good study on it. the second generation can be as violent or more violent than the first when they become radicalized. it's very scary in terms of our country. right now, i'm going to speak in front of thousands of people. the place is packed. i'm going to tell you they want answers to what's going on. they want to be able to go to a club. they want to be able to go to a movie theater. they want to be able to fly on airplanes without thinking it's going to be blown out of the air, greta. >> all right. your quote is saying you are a better friend to the gay community than secretary clinton. why do you say that? >> because secretary clinton has taken massive amounts of money, like in terms of one country, $25 million for her foundation and his foundation from countries that kill guys. they kill them. they execute guys. and women, they treat them as slaves. so she has taken millions and millions of dollars from countries that kill guys and millions and millions of dollars from countries that treat women as slaves. okay? and, in addition to that, she wants 550% increase of people coming in over obama, of people coming into this country that don't really share our beliefs, okay? and they are people that are coming in, again, they're attitude toward guys and their attitude toward women is not compatible with the attitudes of our country. and i will tell you that i have heard a lot of talk over the last two days, since identify been talking about this subject, a lot of people are spartanning me that you wouldn't think necessarily with be supporting mee and they are supporting me big league. >> dnc was hacked and some of the things that they got was opposition research about you. you have heard from the dnc? have they apologized? have they told you anything about the security? do you know what was taken? you have heard from the chair woman debbie wasserman schultz? >> well, knowing her, i don't actually know it, but i sort of understand her, maybe they weren't hacked. maybe they just wanted to get it out there. no, i have not heard. they have not apologized and they probably should be apologizing. >> you don't expect to hear from them then? >> i don't know. i mean, i really don't know. they should apologize, certainly. >> and more with donald trump coming up. is donald trump doing a 180 taking on the nra that endorsed him? you will hear trump's answer to that next. and the orlando terrorist family is now under a microscope. his wife under intense investigation. and we tracked down the terrorist's father. hear what he has to say. that's coming up. record. perfect. no tickets. no accidents. that is until one of you clips a food truck, ruining your perfect record. yeah. now you would think your insurance company would cut you some slack, right? 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here's donald trump. >> you are quoted as saying that you are a better friend to the gay community than secretary clinton. why dues -- why do you say that? >> secretary clinton has taken massive amounts of money in terms of one country $25 million for her foundation and her foundation from countries that kill guys. they kill them they execute guys. and women, they treat them as slaves. so she has taken millions and millions of dollars from countries that kill guys and millions and millions of dollars from countries that treat women as slaves okay? and in addition to that she wants 550 increase of people coming into this country that don't really share our beliefs, okay? and they are people that are coming in, again, their attitude toward guys and their attitude toward women is not compatible with the attitudes of our country. and i will tell you that i've heard a lot of talk over the last two days, since i've been talking about this subject, a lot of people are supporting me that you wouldn't think necessarily would be supporting me and they are supporting me big league. >> dnc was hacked. and some of the things that they got was opposition research about you. have you heard from the dnc? have they apologized? have they told you anything about the security? do you know what was taken? have you heard from the chair -- debbie was sermon schultz? >> well, knowing her, i don't actually know her but i sort of understand her, maybe they weren't hacked. maybe they just want to do get it out there. no, i have not heard, they have not apologized and they probably should be apologizing. >> you don't expect to hear from them then? >> i don't know. i mean, i really don't know. they should apologize certainly. >> all right. the nra, you tweeted today that you will be meeting with the nra who has endorsed you about not allowing people on the terrorist watch list or the no fly list to buy guns. are you in favor of some greater gun control than you were before? in light of what happened saturday night? >> well, i'm going to be looking at it very, very seriously. the terror watch list and the noily no list. i'm going to be talking with the nra about that and start a real dialogue. i think people agree with me. i want to hear what they have to say. they have endorsed me. they are terrific people. they love this country, i will tell you that i'm a member and my sons are members. my sons are members long standing and they are tremendous members like i am. we'll be meeting with the nra. a number of people have brought this to my attention and i understand why we should be discussing it. >> a new abc "the washington post" poll unfavorables are at 70. jumped 10 points in a month. what is your strategy to turn that around? >> all i can do is what i'm doing, greta. i think a lot of things have happened from what i hear in some of the same polls that you are talking about over the last two days because people view me as much, much tougher on terrorism. much tougher on the military and much tougher on the borders. all i can do is do what i'm doing. i mean, i have not done this before. i'm enjoying it we have tremendous crowds of people. downstairs we have a packed house. it's, you know i'm in atlanta right now. and it's amazing what's going on. but i'm just going to continue to do what i'm doing and we'll see how it all turns out. you know, i was opposed to 17 different people and i'm here and let's see what goes on. hillary is, i think she would be inept even her secret service agent who knows her probably better than most, he said she doesn't have the right temperament. she would be a disaster, actually. and the things he said about her in a book that comes out in a week are horrendous. if people want her, i guess that's going to be their choice. i think she is going to be a disastrous president and i think i would do a great job and i will keep our country safe. believe me, make america great again but i'm also going to make america safe again. because our country is unsafe. people don't know, they are afraid to go to a movie theater now. >> donald, one last question. if the past couple of days we have had a canadian beheaded in the philippines by a group declared affiliation to isis. we have had the two police in france who were executed. and we have the guy down in florida where i have just been, the 49 who were slaughtered. big picture, how would you destroy isis? because it's spreading -- it's all over the globe. >> it's getting worse and worse. and you have got to hit them very hard, greta. you have got to hit them very, very hard. part of the reason that isis is growing so fast and they are using the internet better than we use it but a lot of these young people are seeing the way they are getting away with all of these atrocities and they are respecting it. it all starts from where they came from. you know, we created that. and president obama created it to a large extent by leaving and by getting out so badly. we should have never been in iraq but we should have never gotten out the way he got out. just by leaving. nobody behind, and all of a sudden isis forms and you see what they're doing. it's growing because people are leaving our country and other countries and they are joining isis because they are respecting themt they're dod what they are getting away with. and we've got to make sure that they don't respect them very much longer, greta. we have got to hit them very hard. >> it's very sad. can i tell you down in orlando and a lot of broken hearts. >> it's terrible. it's an atrocity, it's terrible. should never never never happen. >> indeed. so the bottom line, if you see something, say something. that's to everybody. no matter where you are on a subway or wherever. donald thank you very much for joining us. >> thank you very much, greta. >> and, yes, you might have noticed we had a little technical issue with that interview. part of that interview aired twice. that wasn't a test to see if you were paying attention. that was an error. new information tonight about that vicious orlando terrorist' wife. was she in on it? 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>> i guess -- how many red flags do they need, phil? anyway, what a horrible story. thank you, phil. much of the investigation now includes looking into the terrorist' father. "on the record's" griff jenkins and ted williams tracked down is seddique mateen. >> my son, the innocent people, the 52 people that got injured were all victim of terrorism. why? my son called what i learned from the media that he pledged for isis. if there wasn't such a thing as isis, and especially the youngster not learning from isis all these terrible acts of horrible act this would not have happened. >> how did your son become a victim of isis? >> because this conclusion to sympathize with isis. i wish you could have talked about the son, the 3 and a half-year-old is now asking about his father, his wife, me as a father, mother, family, sympathize with me? no. we have nothing to do with that not his family. he sympathized with isis. where did he learn isis? how did he come up with isis idea? that's terrorism idea, the terrorist activity isis is the most horrible terrorism group on the face of the group or any terrorist group should be eliminated. >> do you believe that your son struggled with personal issues, possibly sexuality that made him more susceptible to the influence of isis. >> based on what i know about my son and i seen him, because he was coming and i was touch with him as far as coming to the house, paying respect and bringing his wife and his kid, i don't think that he was gay. why did he went? i think he was going for maybe scouting because he got influenced by this horrible group. person bring unity to the united states, destroy the terrorism, not to bring difference to someone they use population. donald trump, if he has extreme view, i know that i'm not running for any position in the united states, if he wants to talk about this issue, i am just a regular citizen. i would like to debate with him about this issue. let's bring what he has on the table. he come and make fun of anybody that wants to resist him and should we tolerate that? president of the united states is the highest and the most powerful chair on the face of the earth. i will tell you i have lots of energy and at the same time the worst day of my life and i don't wish this for any father. i served this community for very long time. and people of the united states are wonderful people in my -- my sad days in a way that 50 people lost, died. another 50 injured and i was thinking, thinking, thinking i came of this idea we are all victim of terrorists. as a father i did my best to raise him but what he was doing after age 18, he was responsible for his own action. none of my family. his son is suffering asking for his father. his wife. the whole family, relatives. so and i was thinking more about those 50 people they lost their loved one and they have kids. so it's a very sad news all around. i wish i did knew. i would have arrested him. i would have called law enforcement. i would have done something myself. >> and when ted and i pressed him on his daughter-in-law's whereabouts and facing possible indictment and arrest, he simply said he had spoken to her in the last 24 hours. she was doing fine but would not comment further, greta? >> griff and ted, thank you both. >> and yesterday you saw my interview with a controversial imam who police say is tied to the orlando terrorist. the imam though denies any connection to the terrorist. one of the many topics we talked about was president obama. >> how has president obama done separate us or pull us apart? >> as a negro, i'm very happy to see that we had a negro president so that's number one. number two, he has killed a lot of people, you know. and that's frightening, you know. so i couldn't say what he should do. i'm not in his position. but international politics. but on a national front, you know, we need to heal, i don't know if he can do anything because is he in his last what they call it the lame. >> duck. >> lame duck portion of thinks thing. >> as we said, this was a very long interview with the imam, but it is a must-see. it will be available on gretawire.com in its entirety tomorrow. and terrified club goers hid for hours inside the pulse nightclub and a survivor who played dead during the attack is standing by to go "on the record." d clot. what about my wife... ...what we're building together... ...and could this happen again? 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leo goes "on the record." nice to talk to you sir. >> good evening, how are you doing. >> i'm fine. what a horrible story. tell me, they have already seized or killed five alligators and they are going to continue to search for more. why do they search for more? i mean, at this point what is the point now in light of the fact that alligators they are all aggressive. it's not like you are going to go out and find a killer. they are all killers. >> right now at this time of the year it's mating season. alligators are aggressive naturally. at that time of night, you know, when that incident took place, that is feeding time for alligators as well. alligators are like more opportunist animal. they will go in and see easy target like that child. unfortunately, such a tragic it.t. one thing that's always -- you know, should have, could have, would have but the education factor on understanding different types of wildlife here in florida, especially since we have such an array of it is always helpful. >> you know, i don't want to get too graphic and gory and this is such an awful story it doesn't seem like the alligator was feeding on this child. i mean, the child, from what i understand, was left intact. and so, you know, i mean, are they just sort of like that gorilla with throwing that child around in the zoo? why did the alligator leave the child alone after drowning him? >> alligators, they have been known to, you know, take their prey under water and drown it. they usually don't feed on humans but they do feed on small mammals. so definitely being mistaken for that. it was like seriously wrong place, wrong time for this incident to happen. >> is nighttime any more dangerous than daytime with alligators down there? >> most definitely. alligators have, you know, better vision at night. their eyes detect low light visibility. so that's when they're out hunting and moving around, especially like i said this time of year when it is mating season like it is. these animals are territorial. they are more aggressive. and pretty much, you know, we have so many gators here in the state of florida. every -- my assumption, ache native floridian, all bodies of water have gators in them. if you give them an opportunity to strike or you're in a immediate area of one, they may come after you. >> i take it those jaws are so strong that if an alligator latches on to you that you're going to have a hard time getting free. >> yes. their bite is like 2200-foot pounds which means literally like a ton coming down on whatever body, you know, whatever piece of your body it takes. so, getting free of their jaws is going to be really tough if you could. >> and that water -- that lagoon down there, that's huge, so there is no way you keep alligators out. that's impossible with all the connecting waterways? 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>> well, i would say close. the only thing that was between us was the bathroom stall. >> so he walked in front of the stall or came in front of the stall? >> well, when we heard the second round of shots, we -- me and my friend, i told her let's sit on the bowl, lay sideways, keep our feet from being seen underneath so in case if he does come in he see no, sir feet underneath there and hopefully he would, you know, ignore and just move on. apparently people were already running in from the outside of the club inside the bathroom. they ran straight to the back stall which was a bigger stall made like a handicap, much roomier. and then he came walking in and he started shooting through the door of that stall they were in and we were just there staying quiet hearing all their pow pow pow pow inside the bathroom. >> and i assume people died in the bathroom then in that stall, if he is shooting through the door? >> well, i heard people injured, moaning, breathing hard after he had quitted out of the bathroom to go back to the other side of the club. and i heard people injured on the other side of the stall of ours, moaning, breathing hard. >> how did you know when it was over so you could get out of there safely? >> no. no. we were not taking a chance we figured if he came, in went out did what he did and hopefully exit the building until we get clearance. i was auxiliary police officer in new york. i know the protocol. you stay where you are at until you know there is clearance. i wasn't going to take a chance to go out there. >> that was obviously very smart. orlando, i don't know, i have been down there. i know how devastated the community is and can i only imagine how these families are, you know. what a nightmare this cruel man. >> it was. >> orlando, thank you very much for joining us this evening. >> my pleasure. thank you and have a great evening. thank you. >> thank you, sir. >> and coming up, the "new york times" editorial board, well, one thing is clear, they are not going to like me. i'll explain off the record next. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isn't it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not an injection, or a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. some people who took otezla saw 75% clearer skin after 4 months. and otezla's prescribing information has no requirement for routine lab monitoring. don't take otezla if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. otezla may increase the risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression or suicidal thoughts, or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. side effects may include diarrhea, nausea, upper respiratory tract infection, and headache. tell your doctor about all the medicines you take, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. ask your dermatologist about otezla today. otezla. show more of you. how to gete big flavorw out of each and every itsy, bitsy, little, bitty bite. new sargento snack bites, just 20 calories per stick, with larger than life flavor, like colby- pepper jack and savory garlic & herb jack. you can nibble 'em, grab 'em, skewer 'em, pop 'em. you can call 'em big, bold, and brazen. real cheese people know better than to call them mild. new sargento snack bites, big flavor in a little bite. this is your daughter. and she just got this. ooh boy. but, you've got hum. so you can set this. and if she drives like this, you can tell her to drive more like this. because you'll get this. you can even set boundaries for so if she should be here, but instead goes here, here, or here. you'll know. so don't worry, mom. because you put this, in here. hum by verizon. the technology designed to make your car smarter, safer and more connected. put some smarts in your car. ♪ type 2 diabetes doesn't care who you are. or where you're from. we're just everyday people fighting high blood sugar. ♪ i am everyday people farxiga may help in ♪ i am everyday people that fight every day. along with diet and exercise, farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. one pill a day helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss drug, farxiga may help you lose weight. do not take if allergic to farxiga. if you experience symptoms of a serious allergic reaction such as rash, swelling, difficulty breathing or swallowing, stop taking and seek medical help right away. do not take farxiga if you have severe kidney problems, are on dialysis, or have bladder cancer. tell your doctor right away if you have blood or red color in your urine or pain while you urinate. farxiga can cause serious side effects, including dehydration, genital yeast infections in women and men, serious urinary tract infections, low blood sugar and kidney problems. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have signs of ketoacidosis which can be serious or life-threatening. farxiga. ♪ i am everyday people we are everyday people. visit farxiga.com and ask your doctor how you can get farxiga for free. every ingredient is the main ingredient. the strawberry poppyseed... romaine, mandarin, pineapple, blueberry, strawberry, strawberry... strawberry... salad with chicken. at panera. food as it should be. let's all go off-the-record. 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