15/06/2016 Outside Source

Two stories from Orlando in Florida to update you on this evening,

starting with the latest on the shooting at a night club

Now Donald Trump says he thinks gun laws should be tightened

to restrict the sale of weapons to terror suspects.

Also in Orlando, police say it's now certain a two-year-old boy

who was dragged into water by an alligator at a Disney

Oscar Pistorius walks without his prosthetic legs

during his sentencing hearing for murdering his girlfriend Reeva

There's been trouble between England football fans and police in France -

we'll hear from our correspondent in Lille where that

We will also be live in Paris for a full update from today's Euro 2016

matches. As Orlando continues to grieve

the loss of 49 people killed at a gay club on Sunday,

Donald Trump tweeted that he's "I will be meeting with the NRA

about not allowing people on the terrorist watch list

or the no fly list to buy guns." The National Rifle Association

is America's powerful gun lobby, Then the NRA released

a statement, saying... "The NRA believes that terrorists

should not be allowed to purchase Anyone on a terror watch list

who tries to buy a gun should be thoroughly investigated by the FBI

and the sale delayed In other developments, the wife

of the gunman may face charges of being an accessory

to murder in connection Noor Salman is reported to have told

police she tried to talk Omar Mateen out of attacking the Pulse

nightclub. The gunman's father said his son and

those killed are victims of terrorism.

In the past few days I have been talking to all of you guys. I was

shocked, I was mad and salads through these few days -- mad and

side. Today I was thinking why this happened, and for what reason this

happened. Some I thought is that my son -- so my thought is that my son

and the 50 people that passed away, and the other 52 people that got

injured, we all the victim of terrorism. Michelle Fleury is in

Orlando. Those comments were perhaps surprisingly from Donald Trump about

gun control. What might surprise many people outside of the US, even

if you are on a terrorist watch list you can legally buy a gun in the US?

You can be on a terrorist watch list aren't on the no-fly list, and in

both instances that does not stop anyone from going in and potentially

legally buying a gun. It's is now become an issue. Boot Room says he

would like to see gun sales to those on those lists and -- Donald Trump

says. He would like to meet with the NRA later this week. You mentioned

that statement from the National Rifle Association in America, they

said they don't support terrorists having possession of a gun, and, in

fact, I think you'll find that most will agree. Where the divide falls

along political lines in the United States is what do you mean by that?

How do you prevent someone from illegally acquiring a gun. Do you

define that as someone on the terrorist watch list, the no-fly

list? Those who are less cannot -- keen on seeing a bad will argue --

on a bad will argue that Google accidentally get on those lists. To

what is happening in Orlando, what are we hearing from the authorities

about whether investigation is focusing? I am about a block away

from Pulse, the gay nightclub where the attack occurred. There are still

plenty of law enforcement vehicles behind me, this is still very much

an active crime scene, as one law-enforcement officials said they

were methodically going to the crime scene, trying to gather as much

evidence as they can. We heard from the FBI a short while ago, they

appealed for any information that people had on Omar Mateen, they

asked for them to come forward. As for giving any more details about

where they are, they said it was premature at this stage to talk

about the investigation, they said it was still in the early stages. As

for his wife, questions have circled about how much she knew when and

whether or not charges will be brought against her. Law-enforcement

officials say it was premature to discuss criminal charges against his

wife. Thank you, Michelle Fleury. Police in Orlando say it is certain

that to-year-old boy who dragged into the water by an alligator near

a Disney resort has died. Parts of Disney World

have been sealed off. All beaches in the resort

have been closed. It follows the dramatic

disappearance of a two-year-old boy as his family were relaxing

by a lake here. The child was in the water,

about a foot in the water, Father hears what is

categorised as a splash. He goes and sees what is happening

and he finds that his child basically is in the mouth

of an alligator. The father goes to try to grab

the child but the alligator gets the child, takes the child off

into the water. Search and Rescue teams have been

at work both in the air Trappers have caught and killed

several alligators but have so far Well, they first said

they were optimistic, but police now admit this is aobut

finding a body. To at least give a devastated

family the beginnings Aleem Maqbool, BBC News,

in Orlando, Florida. Earlier Lauren Lyster from ABC News

told the BBC how common Allocators are a part of Florida,

they are here, they are prevalent, they are part of the habitat here.

But there are questions about the concern over these alligators. There

are some high-profile incidents where people have been injured or

attacked by alligators. Looking at the statistics, the attacks are

quite right, but at the same time Orlando is one of the most popular

tourist destinations in the world, with an estimated 52 million

visitors each year, so I'm sure we will have the conversation more. We

do not how many gators are in this lagoon at the Disney World resort,

but we heard from authorities that they work with Disney all the time

to remove these gators. Oscar Pistorius has appeared

in court without his prosthetic legs during a hearing

to decide his sentence for murdering The sentence will be handed down

on July sixth. Oscar Pistorius arrived in court

knowing he could be just In a highly charged hearing,

both sides pulled out The defence going to

great lengths to show Prison, they say,

would simply break him. In a carefully choreographed move,

in front of a packed courtroom, Oscar Pistorius is asked

to remove his prosthetic legs. He is very embarrassed

but he understands it is As he shuffles around the court,

his stumps exposed, gasps Then tears as Oscar Pistorius,

his head bowed low, is positioned in front of the judge in what seems

like a gesture of mercy. But the prosecution

remained unmoved. His disability secondary,

they say, given the gravity Gerrie Nel requesting permission

for graphic photographs of Reeva Steenkamp after her death,

never seen before, It is what her grieving father

Barry Steenkamp said he wanted in his own testimony,

as a deterrent to others. It is now more than three

years since this couple's After the athlete fired four shots

through a closed bathroom During the dramatic case

which followed, Oscar Pistorius was found guilty of manslaughter

but a year later, it was converted That carries a minimum sentence

of 15 years, unless compelling The athlete has been portrayed

as a trigger-happy bully It is now up to the judge to decide

if she will exercise discretion Now the world's most famous athlete

will learn of his fate Karen Allen, BBC News,

Pretoria. The EU referendum is

just over a week away. Today, pro-exit and Leave

campaigners took their A generation of children are being

stripped of their childhoods because of online pornography. The NSPCC

found that more than 90% of teenagers had food does read review

dispersant content online before the age of 14. John Brennan from the

NSPCC said this could have damaging effects on young people. It is

really important to recognise the type of imagery and pornography that

children and young people have access to now. Really extreme,

hard-core pornography, freely available, really easy to access

with a couple of mouse clicks. It is really important to remember that.

The notion that 11 and 12-year-olds are viewing this sort of material,

getting access to it, sometimes mistakenly, by clicking on a link or

something, then really getting quite disturbed and scared by what they

see, can have quite profound and damaging effects for some children

and young people. This is Outside Source live

from the BBC newsroom. He says they would discuss possible

restrictions on the sale of guns China has lodged a formal complaint

with the United States over a planned meeting

between President Obama The White House has barred media

coverage of the meeting in an effort to preserve its diplomatic

relationship with China. A special polio vaccination drive

has been announced in the Indian It's because an active strain

of the virus was found in sewage. Two years ago, it was formally

declared that polio was no longer Prince William features on the front

of the July issue of He told the magazine that gay people

should be proud of who they are. Lots of people looking at that story

on the BBC News app. It's just over a week

to go until the UK votes Some breaking news on the Egyptair

crash back in May, the investigation committee into that plane crash has

said it has spotted a plane wreckage. That was the Egyptair

Abbas A320 flying overnight from Paris to Cairo, it crashed into the

eastern Mediterranean Sea near Greece early on that morning. Flight

MS804 had 66 passengers and crew on board. The water they work surging

was thought to be about three kilometres deep. That announcement

in the last few minutes that the investigation committee says it has

spotted playing wreckage from Egyptair MS804. We will update you

with any more details. It's just over a week

to go until the UK votes on whether to stay in or leave

the European Union. The argument has now

taken to the waters. Leave campaigners led a flotilla

of fishing boats up the Thames to urge Parliament take back

control of British waters. They were met by a rival Remain

fleet led by pop star Bob Geldof. There were reports of brief,

light-hearted skirmishes - including the exchange of hose fire

- and a police launch got involved Britain's Chancellor says

he will have to slash public spending and increase taxes

in an emergency Budget This tweet comes from our economic

editor Kamal Ahmed, who has seen the Budget. He has taken a picture of

it. It outlines ?30 billion of cuts. George Osborne has also said the

NHS, education and policing could be affected. Laura Kuenssberg has the

story. On land and almost sea,

the referendum clashes Bob Geldof taking Nigel

Farage on the Thames! Crowds and campaigners

shouting the odds, too. The Chancellor with the man who used

to do his job for Labour, claiming if you voted to leave,

a sudden deterioration in the country's bank balance

would mean whopping You've got a situation today

where you've got a Conservative Chancellor and a Labour Chancellor

telling people there will be a big gap in the public finances,

that you would have to raise taxes and cut spending,

and I tell you, there's only one thing worse

than passing a Budget like that, it's not passing a Budget to solve

the situation and sending But there's been furious backlash

from those wanting out. Of course I support all the opinions

in this heartfelt campaign. When you have today even the Leave

campaign saying there will be an economic consequence,

people need to know that before He claims he would have no choice

but to deliver such bad news. Because he would have to fill

a ?30 billion hole in the books. But the chances of George Osborne

standing on these steps It would be almost impossible

to get the support. But the message that Number 11 wants

to give is that if the country votes to leave the EU,

we will all pay one way or another. There are nearly 70 Tories who want

out of the EU and they have made plain

they will defy him. One MP told me, smart

guy, stupid move. The Leave campaigners haven't

made their views public This is no longer just

about the referendum You have a Chancellor coming out

and irresponsibly trying to scare I've never seen anything like it

in 24 years and he needs to think again and stop this

nonsense at once. You are saying if he carried

on like this, he would have to go? What is responsible

is for a Chancellor to say, no matter what happens,

Britain is good enough But there could be huge turbulence

if we vote to leave. The Out campaign have

talked about five new laws To end EU immigration, to abolish

VAT on energy bills, to negotiate new trade deals.

It's almost like an alternative mini manifesto.

This campaign has gone way beyond the ordinary,

far past the usual insults and intrigue of politics,

and now with a significant chunk of Tory MPs saying if the country

votes out, they would try to oust George Osborne, it feels

The police even got involved as campaigners weren't just messing

around on the river, but taking each other on.

There's little sign of apathy as this decision approaches.

Every awareness of how much it counts.

Here in the UK, voters are being told throughout

the campaign that the European Union affects their everyday lives.

Matthew Price has been looking at the costs and benefits of the EU

by through the objects people encounter in their daily lives.

What does an aeroplane tell you about the European Union? It all the

very different 40 years ago. May I have your attention for a few

moments, please? You may unfasten your seat belt... Ashtrays are

provided in the arm of your chair. Reddish Airways flew the national

flag, it was pretty much the only British airline that was allowed to

fly in and out of the country -- reddish Airways. Our Government made

an individual agreement with each and every country that we flew to.

Only two outlines were allowed to fly any particular route. They

limited the number of passengers that could fly every week and set

the price. Written and the Dutch lead Britain in reducing these

restrictions. The European community followed our lead, now any European

airline can fly from any EU country to another one. We have cheaper

flights, more choice and more pollution, and environmentalists

say. We also have better compensation rights if and when our

flights are delayed. With this change if we left the EU? That, I'm

afraid, is yet another thing it is impossible to predict. -- would this

change? Chinese authorities are launching

a campaign to clean up counterfeit But the head of e-commerce giant

Ali Baba says he thinks some counterfeit products are better

than the originals. Jack Ma, China's second

richest man said... Samira Hussain is in

New York for us. Hello. What has been the reaction to

what Jack Ma said about counterfeit goods? You can just imagine,

considering just how much people have criticised Ali Baba and its

marketplace for the number of counterfeit goods that it sells. So

the fact you are hearing from Jack Ma, under an immense amount of

pressure to crack down on those counterfeiters, basically saying

that the products that are made by counterfeiters are often better than

the original. There is certainly some swift comments coming from

people, especially looking online. The criticism has been pretty harsh.

How tough is that Chinese crackdown on and lots of good is going to be?

It will be quite a challenge? There is certainly a lot of pressure

growing. There is an international body with regards to counterfeiting.

Because Ali Baba was a part of that, we saw the two big fashion retailers

in the US withdrawing participation in this organisation in protest,

because you have a company that just sells so much fake goods on its

website. There is a lot of pressure on Ali Baba to do something about

it. How much, exactly, is being done, is up for debate. But if you

ask fashion retailers in the United States, they would certainly say,

not enough. Thanks very much, Samir Hussein in New York.

Let's return to breaking news in the last couple of minutes about the

Egyptair flight, according to the Egyptian authorities the wreckage

has been spotted, it was the plane that crashed into the Mediterranean

last month near Greece, the Airbus A320 flying overnight from Paris to

Cairo, crashing into the eastern Mediterranean Sea on the 19th of

May. We hear a vassal contracted by the Egyptian government to join the

search for the data recorders and the wreckage of the A320 have

identified several main locations of the debris. Not saying any detail

about whether the report -- recorders have been located or had

signals heard. Flight MS804 had 66 passengers and crew on board. The

CEO is up to three kilometres deep, still a very challenging task for

investigators, but we hear they have located several main places where

the wreckage is in the sea -- the sea is up to three kilometres deep.

There's been some trouble in Lille in France between England football

We saw riot police use tear gas to keep the crowd back.

It came soon after the end of Russia's game against Slovakia.

Danny Savage was nearby when it happened.

-- Ben Brown was nearby. These are England fans who are singing and

dancing in the street in the centre of Lille outside one of the bars

here, drinking a lot, as you can see. There is a lot of French riot

police standing guard here. They have got their helmets on, they have

their shields and there batons as well in case there is any further

trouble. There have been some isolated skirmishes in Lille today,

the most serious was a few hours ago when there was a loud bang, some

sort of thunder flash and being good fans ran towards it. It appears that

that was when there were Russian fans in one of the side streets,

they were being kept back by French riot police. England fans surged

towards that area where the riot police work, the riot police seem to

have fired tear gas and pepper spray at both the Russian fans and the

England fans. It is not really clear whether there was any fighting

between the two sets of fans, it seems there probably was not. Both

the Russian fans are here because of their game against Slovakia today

and the England fans I hear because of their game just down the road

tomorrow, about 20 miles away in Lens. There is always going to be

tension here, now there has been some trouble. Let me show you what

is happening around here, you can see a line of police vehicles with

their sirens on, and reinforcements coming in just in case there is any

further trouble. Something like 4000 police, gendarme 's, riot police and

emergency services have been brought into Lille, and also 2500, we're

hearing, in Lens. So the French police every be ramped up their

presence in this area of France. Ben Brown in Lille. We're hearing

things have got considerably quieter. We saw fans contained in

one place, lines of police but no episodes of violence visible, just

police found stations, nothing to see in this particular shot, this is

just one small part of the city, but there was a lot of focus on what

could potentially happen in Lille because of England fans, a game in

Lens tomorrow against Wales, then Russia in Lille playing Slovakia

earlier, and potential clashes. There was a huge police presence. No

further episode since the one Ben was talking about earlier.

Bringing you up to date with some news we heard in the last few hours,

international drugs testers were subjected to intimidation and

threats of expulsion by Russian government agents when they

attempted to carry out doping controls in military cities,

according to the World Anti-Doping Agency. We will bring you more on

that later in the programme. Stay with us.

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