maria: big show this morning, fox business dagen mcdowell, former nfl jack brewer, former ceo of home depot, former ceo of chrysler, bob nardlli in the house. the race in kentucky, dagen, still too close to call. dagen: right, people are going to if matt bevin is declared the loser, current republican governor there against his attorney general, democratic attorney general andy bashear, if he s declared the loser, after, it s a referendum on president trump, no, matt bevin was not liked in the state, again, who is a long-time democratic operative texted me in the middle of the night, just remind people that politics is local, this is a very local issue and we can move on and talk about virginia because, again, both the house and delegates in the state of virginia are now both blue but if you dig in the numbers it wasn t quite the loss for the republicans there that people might expect. maria: all of the key elections held across the country, that s going to make people st
past leader pelosi s remarks are about 20 minutes. [applause] rep. nancy pelosi: good morning, everyone. it is a wonderful honor to be here with everyone of you to it i thank you for your leadership for our country. i particularly want to acknowledge the great leadership of mayor landrieu. i think him for his kind introduction, but more importantly for his leadership. we are so excited. this was such a treat. some of my show has been contemporary. they said no and come on in. thank you for your beautiful presentation of the arts and infrastructures cities. i want to thank bob lynch and all the people who received awards today on the arts and other occasions we have seen people get rewards. again, the mayor is in the lead. in terms of the arts, so very important who we are as a country. the arts, i believe are the most unifying feature of who we are as a civilization. wrote thehelley greatest force for the moral good s imagination. think about that, imagination and creativit
now at 11:00, somber remembrances coast to coast, family and friends and strangers in orlando, here in the bay area and across the country gather together to pause, reflect and stand in solidarity with the victims of the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. good evening, i m dan ashley. and i m ama dietz. the fbi is going through items taken through a raid from killer omar mateen, they are trying to figure out how he became radicalized, as he pledged his life to isis. mateen s wife said he considered disney world as an alternate location for the attack, a spokesperson declined to comment on the threat. president obama will be in orlando to pay his respects. and coming up, kate marzullo was there where others were at the vigil. reporter: ama, dan, it was a massive, emotional and symbolic vigil here tonight. you can see what remains, balloons, flowers, candles. so many people who needed to come together to feel strength and support in the wake of terror. thousands of pe
beepi.com zero to happy. live from the kgo broadcast center, this is abc 7 news. now at 11:00, somber remembrances coast to coast, family and friends and strangers in orlando, here in the bay area and across the country gather together to pause, reflect and stand in solidarity with the victims of the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. good evening, i m dan ashley. and i m ama dietz. the fbi is going through items taken through a raid from killer omar mateen, they are trying to figure out how he became radicalized, as he pledged his life to isis. mateen s wife said he considered disney world as an alternate location for the attack, a spokesperson declined to comment on the threat. president obama will be in orlando to pay his respects. and coming up, kate marzullo was there where others were at the vigil. reporter: ama, dan, it was a massive, emotional and symbolic vigil here tonight. you can see what remains, balloons, flowers, candles. so many people who needed t
alternate location for the attack, a spokesperson declined to comment on the threat. president obama will be in orlando to pay his respects. and coming up, kate marzullo was there where others were at the vigil. reporter: ama, dan, it was a massive, emotional and symbolic vigil here tonight. you can see what remains, balloons, flowers, candles. so many people who needed to come together to feel strength and support in the wake of terror. thousands of people that you could hear a pin drop as the church bell tolled 49 times, one for each victim of the nightclub shooting. our message from our friend, they would have the same answer, they haven t heard from him. they know he was at the club. reporter: rodolfo s family and friends had the hardest wait. he was the last victim. i sort of felt in my heart he was gone. reporter: heartbreak at this vigil, despite the bright colors and candle light. not everybody knew a victim, but everybody is touched by the tragedy. we c