| Good morning. It's Sunday, June 4. First, nearly a year after the Pulse massacre, the true reason the gunman chose the club is still unclear, and the only confirmed motive is the shooter's statements to 911 operators and hostage negotiators. Next, terror struck at the heart of London Saturday night as attackers killed seven people in a series of vehicle and knife attacks before police shot them dead. Lastly, looking for something to do this weekend? Check out a gallery of activities and events in Central Florida here. The Pulse nightclub attack was a year ago, but the true reason gunman Omar Mateen chose Pulse is still unclear. [More] Prime Minister Theresa May called Sunday for tougher measures to contain Islamic extremism in Britain in the wake of an attack that killed seven people. [More] Confusion about who was in charge created a free-for-all as more than 2,000 law enforcement officers descended on the airport. [More] The Orange County Comptroller’s Office holds an annual auction at the warehouse, bringing in more than $530,000 in 2017. But this year, the county is looking at starting up an online auction. [More] Seminole County has long been a Republican stronghold. But Democrats now see gains. [More] Friends laud Orlando Magic executive Jeff Weltman for his loyalty, intelligence and toughness. [More] Orlando City is pushing to make sure it avoids falling back into a slump and is hungry for a win when the Lions face the Chicago Fire Sunday. [More] The Orlando Pride made significant changed to the lineup that paid off with a 2-0 victory over the Boston Breakers on Saturday night. [More] Tim Tebow shines beyond athletic prowess and limitations as he struggles as minor league baseball player. [More] The Florida Gators survived an extra-innings battle with the USF Bulls, advancing in the Gainesville Regional. [More] Bill Maher used a racial slur during a segment with Sen. Ben Sasse on HBO's "Real Time with Bill Maher." [More] The late-night guest list includes Tilda Swinton, Richard Branson, Louie Anderson, Tom Cruise, Michael Keaton and Ali Wentworth. [More] Ariana Grande is scheduled to return to the stage Sunday in Manchester for a concert to raise money for victims of a suicide bombing that struck her last show. [More] See pictures of different hot spots and hang outs around Florida. [More] "Wonder Woman" overpowered the competition at the box office in its opening night. [More] | 
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