>> hello. i'm wolf blitzer. 10:00 a.m. in las vegas and 1:00 in washington. thanks very much for joining us. we begin with a new and troubling questions being raised by investigators in las vegas right now. did the gunman who murdered 58 people there sunday night act alone or did he have an accomplice. listen to what the sheriff had

to say. >> you look at the weapon obtaining and the tannerite available, do you think this was accomplished on his own? at face value, you have to make the assumption he had to have help at some point. >> investigators are trying to figure out whether something set the gunman off. they are looking at what might have happened in the shooter's life around this time last year. that's when he started stockp e stockpiling more than 30 guns in what police were alleging was a secret life. he had close to 50 firearms and didn't stop there. according to investigators, 50 pounds of explosives were found in his car and he may have been planning to use them. there was evidence he had an escape plan and they tell us a note found in his room was not a

suicide letter, but they won't reveal what was written. as for the shooter's girlfriend, police say she is cooperating. her lawyer maintains she had no idea about her lover's deadly plot. at this moment, 172 victims are still being treated in the hospital. the death toll remains at 58. let's bring in dan simon in las vegas for us. as the investigation continues, we are learning a lot more about the shooter's very meticulous planning to carry out the attack including that he may have planned to escape. >> reporter: that's right, wolf. that was an interesting revelation that the sheriff brought up yesterday saying that the shooter apparently had plans to escape, but he did not elaborate what the plans may have been. did he have airline tickets or planning to go somewhere? we don't know. he did fire rounds at aviation fuel tanks much the airport is

essentially next door. the question is was he trying to create an explosion or was there some diversionary tactic? we don't know. the sheriff talked about the shooter's so-called secret life. what does it mean? we know the shooter had no friends, no social media presence. we are trying to determine a motive and it's difficult. there are reports he scouted out other venues. he rented a condo in another part of las vegas a week prior. there was another music festival going on and he was looking at locations in chicago and boston. you have to wonder if there were other plans in addition what he had here in las vegas. we want to talk about the girlfriend. she spoke to fbi investigators yesterday. according to her lawyer, she is cooperating, but the bottom line is she said she had no knowledge he was going to carry out this plan. wolf? >> thanks very much. dan simon on the scene in las

vegas. as investigator put together the pieces, the clear timeline is emerging on how the incident unfolded. here's what we know right now. at 10:05 p.m., stephen paddock fires the first shots into the music festival crowd below. at 10:12, two las vegas police officers make it to the 31st floor. one radios that he can hear automatic fire coming from one floor above them. at 10:15, paddock fires the final shots which are recorded on an officer's body camera. >> get down, get down! [ gunshots ] >> where are you?

>> at 10:17 p.m., the two officers arrive on paddock's floor. >> the officers on the first strike team reached the 32nd floor within 12 minutes which is phenomenal. of the first shot being fired. when they confirmed the location of the suspect's run, the gunfire had stopped. >> police say from 10:26 to 10:30, more officers arrive on the 32nd floor and moved down the hall, clearing rooms along the way in case he barricaded himself. at 11:20, s.w.a.t. officers used explosives to breach his and they discovered him on the floor, dead. it took 75 minutes from the start of the shooting until officers breached that hotel suite and found the killer's body. since the fateful 75 minutes, investigators worked around the

clock to identify the shooter and to figure out why he did it. 100 investigators are dedicated to building a profile of this mass murderer. i want to bring in joan navarro to help us through the process. he is a form senior profiler with the fbi and wrote a book on how to identify harmful people called dangerous personalities. the shooter led what they say was a secret that we may never fully understand how much of it unfolded. how do you go about building a profile on a mass murderer, a killer like this? >> that's a great question, wolf. you start with whatever you can gather. investigators are going to be going through this individual's clothing and look at his shoes to see where the shoes have been. they are going to go through everything in his house. they are going to go through hairs and fibers in his car.

they are going to identify everybody that interacted with him and hopefully they will go back two or three years. one of the things we have to account for is all of his time and all of his behavior. even then we may not necessary ly know the full aspect of his personality or motive. >> is it common for a killer like this to spend such a long time planning an attack of this magnitude only to leave behind no manifesto or clear motive as to why he did it? >> this individual who planned meticulously and was being

decentive and has a complete disregard for human life. this told me that we may be looking at an individual who is a psychopath. if that's the case, history is recomplete with individuals who in fact go through life high functioning and something happens. they spent most of their life doing work and when war broke out, the psychopathic traits come out. >> from what you know about the gunman and what you know about something he could have pulled off by himself? >> we still need to see more of the evidence, but one thing i learn from viewing people like this, never under estimate the capacity to do so many things

when we look at people like ted bundy and serial killers who were not shooters, but their facility to escape and get away and hide and conceal. it couldn't prize me that he worked alone. >> thanks so much. we are getting new ariel footage from the scene of the massacre. the images show the aftermath of the attack. vestages of the chaos that unfolded. as we look at the pictures, they are questioning whether the gunman carried out a dry run or considered attacking another concert before the attack on the country music festival. the killer rented a room in a condo complex overlooking the life is beautiful concert venue. he rented the condo at the ogden from a private owner. let's bring in the mayor of las

vegas. they have been well briefed on the investigation. thanks as usual for joining us. what's your reaction to the news that the gunman possibly had scoped out another even larger music festival in your beautiful, wonderful city of las vegas? >> there has to be information there i'm sure the investigators and law enforcement will find out. if in fact a reservation takes time, they have to get that and get clearance. the same thing with the mandalay bay with the two window exposures and he had to have scoped that in my opinion and made that reservation. he didn't do it the day before, especially 22,000 attendees. we are confident we will find

out quickly and certainly from those two venues of the ogden and mandalay and when they were made. it's part of an investigation. >> as you point out, this was meticulously planned. the use of automatic rifles and the track police and are you surprised by the level of planning? >> i think people who are full of hate and hanger and have a plan and are impassioned by the plan, one thing is that i cannot believe somebody else doesn't know about it. you can't live anywhere and have close relatives unless they have never seen you and live far away.

>> this just coming in as we speak. a person matching the gunman's name reserving the room during the same time as the lollapalooza festival was going on. have you heard anything about venues that he may have been casing? >> other than what is reported, no. we have the professionals and that's their job. we have been trained in the process of keeping a safe city here. we know our role and that's a part of mine. i just those who follow-up with the investigation and the thoroughness. we are all ready to step up and help in any way they can and do what they want us to do in the

investigative process. is there anything more than they can do to prevent someone from amassing an arsenal along the lines that this gunman had in that hotel suite at the mandalay bay? >> i think that's going to be left to the private partnerships out there to make an assessment, but keep in mind, this is just las vegas. when you do something that will be so far reaching, it becomes international. are you talking about having to do the same thing in every office building and every performing arts and every government building? how are you going to see this play out? we have to be careful of the reaction and the planning and what's realistic. how is it going to be funded? what we are about really is any time that people see something, you see something, say something. more importantly for those of us who have families involved in the community, you see somebody

with problems or suspect it, better to report it than pass by it and say can't be. i remember sandy hook and pulse and the boston marathon. the list keeps going. you take all the people involved in these horrible incidents, you have less than 100 people and you have 350 million plus that live in the country. >> the sheriff suggested that the shooter may have had help. have you been briefed and what is your assessment? >> he said may. when i hear the word may, it's not definitive. i don't go on rumor and i'm not casting anything on the wonderful sheriff and what he has done. that means he is really relying on the investigative arm and what they are doing. we can all surmise this may have happened or that may have. >> the mayor from las vegas,

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among many republican lawmakers. >> i think we are quickly coming up to speed with what this is. fully automatic weapons have been banned for a long time that allows you to take a semi automatic and turn it into a fully automatic. we need to look into it. >> i would be willing to entertain a semi automatic open on into an automatic weapon. one pull of the trigger equals unlimited rounds until your ammunition expired or barrel overheats. >> anyone who heard the audio or saw what that sounded like thought that's an automatic weapon that have been illegal since the 1930s. there are going to be hearings. >> jack reed is joining us from capitol hill. how surprised are you by the willingness of several of these republican lawmakers in the house and senate to at least

consider a ban on the bump stocks. >> it's an encouraging development because we have seen in the last several years after sandy hook there was no real interest or hearings into doing something to effectively prevend these weapons and the hands of people who are unstable and in the case of las vegas, that's encouraging. i hope it develops into real reg slagz. i think it's something that has to be done and done quickly. >> a senior republican member in the house has pointed out there have been a few others that pointed out that these bump stocks used to make a semi automatic weapon into an automatic weapon for all practical purposes were approved back in 2010 during the obama administration. what do you make of that? >> i think the approval was

based on the reading of the law. as you recall in the clinton administration we banned assault weapons. that ban expired under the bush administration in a congress congress and probably the individuals at the bureau were looking at the letter of the law and assault weapon as one pull, one round as semi automatic. no other avenue but approving it. i think it should be banned. clearly. are at least according to former atf agents they had to look at the specific letter of the law that didn't ban these and as a result they went forward. looks like they may and suspicious they won't be around much longer. another thing, the republican

colleague with the committee took a swipe at president trump while praising members of the trump administration. listen carefully to this. secretary mattis and chief of staff kelly are those people that helped separate our country from chaos. >> do you agree? >> i do. those individuals are thoughtful and experienced and their participation in the process made a difference that are positive. i think what the president does is to create incoherence on the policy. you have secretary tillerson in china. you have opening up in communications with north korea and he is under cut. that's not the way to conduct

diplomacy. it happens too often. as a result we are relying on people like secretary tillerson and general kelly and secretary mattis to provide more coherence and capacity. >> in what you fear is the president's policy and the president's strategy and the chaos that senator corker was referring to? is that what you are saying? >> i don't know if it delivers policy of chaos, but it seemed to be very impulsive and very of the moment and not of a long-term strategy. the situation is very challenging. everyone said we have a diplomatic approach and yet we don't have an ambassador. that's something the president would try to remedy. we don't have an assistant secretary confirm and we have

capacity issues and a it secretary of state on one of the most significant regional powers and the president under cuts his statement entirely. all of that might not be any plan. it's just the impulsive actions of the president. that's not helpful in a diplomatic situation. >> you have been around for a while, senator. you know the secretary of state rex tillerson denies he threatened to resign and it downplaying between himself and president trump. he didn't directly deny he had called the president a moron. how long do you think tillerson will last as secretary of state? >> i don't know. i think regardless of his position, there is just such an indication of dysfunction between the president and the state department. the capacity levels over there are not what they should be.

it's in terms of south korean ambassador and a confirmed assistant secretary. this might be a situation where secretary tillerson states, but it's dysfunctional. the alternative to diplomacy is a very, very serious set of options that are on the table in terms of military action. >> senator reed, thanks for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >> as the sheriff in clark county says, the las vegas gunman had to have had help. the girlfriend is speaking out about their relationship and how she reacted to the mass murder. also, i will speak live with nevada's lieutenant governor in touch with the investigators and what he is hearing about the reports that the gunman may have cased other locations. stand by. keurig. wakey! wakey! rise and shine! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that's it. so rich. i love it. that's why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied.

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news. we just learned that someone with the same name as the las vegas shooter reserved a room overlooking the lollapalooza music festival in august. the person never checked into the room and they are not sure if the person who reserved the room was in fact the las vegas shooter or someone with the same name. we are continuing to check that out. right now i want to talk about the new developments with nevada's lewd governor mark hutchinson. first of all, what's your reaction to the breaking news about the possibility that this mass murderer was actually casing out other music festivals not only in las vegas, but other cities for possible attack. >> reporter: as i heard the reports of that situation, it has been very troubling to me just as somebody who lives here. i'm a native las veg an.

born and raised here and raised six person here. my youngest daughter is 18 years old and she attends events like this. it's troubling and i'm sure the investigation will continue to get more information, but it goes to show we have to understand as much as we can about this individual and what the intentions are. we are working on that. >> it has been four days since the shooting. the horrendous shooting. are you hopeful a motive will be found or should families start to prepare for the possibility that there may never are a clear answer? >> wolf, you are right. this is an investigation that continues to look for a motive. i have great confidence in our sheriff here. great confidence in investigators and the fbi is doing a terrific job. this is into an unprecedented event. it will take a while. they will follow-up on many, many leads and take time.

everything that can be humanly possible will be done to advance the investigations being done. >> here's another very, very alarming development. police say they found 50 pounds of explosives in the gunman's car. they say there is evidence he had a plan to escape. i know you are well briefed on all of this. they do believe he may have been planning not only to escape, but a second attack? >> reporter: well, that's what investigators are looking at now. as we continue to see the developments of this investigation, that leads to other avenues of investigation and other things that have to be tracked down and there is a lot of troubling events that transpired before this terrible tragedy in las vegas. that's part of the stlafgz is ongoing. >> the sheriff and we have all

gotten to know him, he said it's hard to believe the gunman didn't have help. do you think he could have carried out this mass attack by himse himself. >> reporter: i think joe lombardo knows what he's talking about. he is privy to all the information. it's difficult to believe that this mad man and depraved individual acted alone. there is a lot of planning that is being discovered and it would be difficult to imagine he did all this by himself. >> yep. a lot of people are coming to that conclusion. the lieutenant governor, thanks for joining us. good luck to you and all the folks in las vegas, especially the survivors and the family members. our hearts go out to all of them. >> thank you for the opportunity

to tell the american people we are grateful for their support and comfort. god bless them all. >> you not only have the support of the american people, but are being seen by our viewers in the united states and around the world. the out pouring of business is for everyone has been enormous. good luck with this investigation. >> reporter: it's been heart warming and we are so grateful. from all over the world, this city that is accustomed to taking care of people and our visitors and hosting everybody is being comforted by everyone across the world. thank you very much and god bless you all. >> all of us who have been to las vegas, it's a special place. police say that marilou danley, the girlfriend of the shooter is cooperating with fbi investigators. danley was visiting family in the philippines at the time of the shooting and says her boyfriend, the mass murderer, surprised her with the last minute plane ticket and wired her $100,000 while she was there

supposedly to purchase a home for herself and her family. she didn't see the ticket or the wire transfer according to her lawyer as signs her boyfriend was planning mass murder. instead she claims the gunman was trying to break up with her. i want to bring in the legal analyst and former federal prosecutor. thanks very much for joining us. the fact that police say she is cooperating, her lawyer said she is cooperating. does that mean first of all she is no longer seen as a person of interest? >> absolutely. she is cooperating because she probably has no other choice. you want to cooperate with the fbi at this point because looming over her head are accusations and suggestions that she aided and a betted or helped plan to tried to obstruct afterwards. a lot of things keep people's eyebrows raised.

the convenience of being out of town and the stockpiling of the arsenal this man was able to obtain and maintain makes a lot of people think to themselves, there must have been a suggestion or a hint of impending attack of some kind. you can't help but make a comparison between this woman and the widow of the pulse shooter. she right now is awaiting trial behind bars for obstruction and aiding and abetting. >> can someone be charged for knowing about an attack and not reporting it even though they were not directly involved? >> yes. where the conspiracy laws are after the fact. the reason for that is we want to encourage people or more than encourage, but prevent and deter you from not doing this. we want to you come forward and try to thwart an attack. even if you were initially involved and you have that change of heart, the fbi and

police want to be able to change their minds and try to stop it. in this case the fact that she may have been involved or known and did not act to thwart it in some way may have her on the hook. it's very, very premature to make those judgments. they look at as much cooperation as possible. >> during the q&a and the interviews, if she is lying, that's a federal crime. >> absolutely. >> you can go to jail for that. thanks for that. puerto rico meanwhile still reeling from the hurricane. many still without power, water, and food as the president's words during his trip are criticized. many say he didn't see the real damage. homeland security official standing by to join us live. the white house briefing and you see live pictures from the west wing moments away as the president continues to criticize reports that his secretary of state rex tillerson called him a mor moron. stand by.

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power, water, hospitals, and retail fuel distribution. you are right. in terms of the power grid we are looking at about 10% off line. that's coming up on a daily basis. the u.s. army corps of engineers. >> when do you think it will be 9 90%? >> weeks or months? >> in a couple of weeks that 10% will bump up 10 to 15%. >> public schools are closed in much of the island right now. these kids from kindergarten from high school are not going to school. >> two sides of this. getting the grid up and the hospitals and the airport are all on grid power. in the meantime, we have other critical facilities. hospitals. 15 hospitals on the grid. the remaining 50 are on generator power. fuel delivery and ensuring they

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