KOSIK: Welcome back. New details surfacing about that Orlando gay nightclub, the target of a mass shooting. Documents that the city released show 340 officers responded to the scene of the attack. The records reveal that Pulse had 320 people inside that night, 21 more than legally allowed, but the Orlando Fire Department said recent checks found no critical life safety issues like blocked doorways.</s>ROMANS: Possible changes coming to a controversial transgender bathroom law in North Carolina. House bill 2 requires individuals to use bathrooms corresponding to the gender listed on their birth certificate. But draft legislation would walk back portions of the law. Among the biggest changes, the creation of an official document recognizing a person's gender reassignment. Under the draft legislation, the new document would be treated just like a birth certificate.</s>KOSIK: California voters will get to decide whether to legalize recreational marijuana. The measure, which will be voted on in November, will allow people 21 and older to buy an ounce of marijuana and marijuana infused products at licensed retail outlets, and grow up to six pot plants. Smoking weed will remain off limits in places where tobacco use is already banned.</s>ROMANS: All right, back to our top story this morning, Terror in Turkey. Three terrorists open fire and then blow themselves up in Istanbul's airport. An attack with all signs pointing to ISIS. We're live, next.
Orlando Police Release Gay Night Club Records; Possible Changes To N.C. Transgender Bathroom Law; California To Vote On Recreational Pot.