heather: mary lou daily could be the key. rob: live team coverage. heather: beginning with adam housley with what we hope to learn from the woman who shared a home with stephen paddock. >> reporter: those tributes pushing investigators to get as much information as they can from danley. we were tipped off yesterday she was coming through lax and coming here. you see the plane landing in los angeles last night, taken from one plane, the intention was to go to another plane, here is what happened. she is not officially in custody, she's a person of interest and federal agents are helping las vegas police trying to get her back to las vegas so they can continue the investigation. what happened is in las vegas. all this comes as we hear more

about the gunmen. we cannot heard a lot about him but more from mary lou's sisters, take a listen. >> so that he can do this without interruption. take him, sparing my sister at life. >> investigators saying the same thing from other people they interviewed at a starbucks for example, but not getting a ton of information about the background, what -- they believe in some of the initial conversations she will be able to help with that. we do know this. he was known as a gambler, going to a couple different cabanas in the pool, they are generally given to people who are gamblers

but at the same time, could they have done anything to prevent this? rob: we will see if she knew he was going to do that or if she was sent away without knowing anything. heather: or she was part of it. body cam video showing the sheer chaos, from a hail of bullets trying to bring people to safety. rob: unbelievable to listen to that. new details about dozens of people who died and stories of heroism from survivors. heather: team coverage from las vegas with more. >> reporter: that body camera video is chilling to watch. let's begin with and played that for you.

[gunshots] >> go that way. go that way. they are shooting right at us, stay down. out of a window. [gunshots] >> get back! get back! get back. get back. get back. >> reporter: you can tell the sheer terror, the chaos going on as gunfire is flying everywhere, officers trying to figure out where the gunfire is coming for him.

trying to help those innocent victims as they healed themselves and attempt to shield themselves from that gunfire. a terrifying scene. this as we learn the identities of some of the victims, 59 people in total have died, 36 victims at this point including a kindergarten teacher, mother of three, mother of four, a man described as a loving husband, father, grandfather, two army vets, tragic stories as we learn the identities of these victims. there were a bunch of vigils last night, a scene of healing, and emotional scene. there were a number of different ones throughout the las vegas area and the strip as well. we want to let you know in the midst of this chaos a lot of people making phone calls to the family trying to find them. listen to this father as he tried to find his daughter. >> sound like firecrackers.

i'm hearing the rapidfire of an automotive weapon, that is not firecrackers, i need to know which way you are running, running towards videopoker.com. first time i'm driving like a lunatic to get down here. the gunfire, i could hear it weakening. i thought she was running away. >> reporter: you can only imagine, you can't imagine putting yourself in a situation like that, the dad trying to find his daughter, took an hour to find her. rob: i cannot imagine. heather: stories of people, listening to cell phones ring, family and friends trying to find. rob: the big question remains, the things that is driving everybody crazy is why did he do this? what is the motive? this is the clark county sheriff

explaining why this process is taking so long. >> probably saying it is 2017, wiser taking so long to evaluate that? we are dotting the is and crossing the ts, understanding the motivation, to prevent any future incidents, this person get radicalized, we want to identify that source. >> that is what everyone wants to know. rob: that soundbite is what we talked about. heather: looking at the digital footprint, not a lot of social media accounts, a lot of people scratching their heads lieutenant colonel shafer says one thing is clear, this was a deliberate act of terror. >> it is shaping up to be a

deliberate act of terror, beyond dispute. the question is motive. everyone searching for motive. i would argue the motive is in front of us, politically selected target. i could target being selected, this is the perception based on available information, a lot of pro-gun folks, trump supporters at this concert. therefore i believe the perception by the shooter was, by the individual who did this, by paddock, this was a legitimate target of political expression. heather: joining us is new york sheriff to tell us what he thinks, a lot of opinions, a lot of ideas but not a lot of answers. >> not yet. the definition we are working with in law enforcement, an act of terror or terrorism, the

perpetrator is trying to influence the behavior of population or policy and the government, force a change. we don't know what the motive is. an expert in counter terrorism in israel who has seen this many times said there is a formula for terrorism, motive and the ability to act on that motive. we don't know the motive. heather: a lot of people immediately online saying this is obviously a case of terrorism, domestic terrorism, why are you just calling it a shooter, a murder? i myself said this was a case of domestic terrorism but it has to involve more than mass killing of a lot of people. >> this is a mass murder but is it an act of terrorism? need to know what the motive is.

a lot of times that is political. i don't work in the politics of it. just a psychopath. >> we give a lot of credit to those that are undeserving, can be political thing, a lot of people want to see the world burn, they see a group of people and kill them. >> this is premeditated -- i think electronics and internet searches, use cameras, someone had to train him to do this. heather: real estate speculation, an accountant, what was your initial instinct. police officer, sheriff, when you first heard about this did

you think this could just be a random act of violence or was there something on the religion front or the political front? >> when i first heard it, i thought it was a psychopath mass murderer, sticking by that, most people have a digital footprint. i am sure he used the internet, and be able to determine what the motive is. >> back to the definition of domestic terrorism. we started with that but we can put it up for people as well, not just terrorizing people, that is where people who are not in law enforcement think this person had guns and was terrorizing, massacre 20,000

people, that alone is not domestic terrorism. it has to fit the definition. >> usually a political opinion trying to change policy of government or the behavior of the civilian population to make them change the way they behaved. heather: you mention the girlfriend/roommate. what do you think the key will be? since he was obviously sending money. >> we know there is -- there are islamic terrorists in the philippines, we keep that as an option and find out about that very soon. it is very curious she left the country to go to the philippines right before this and she was living with him. did she realize he was stockpiling weapons?

did he have help to do this? there is no way he was going to be able to fire all those weapons. rob: what she knew and what she didn't know. thank you for coming in this morning. 11 minutes after the hour, democrats quick to turn a national tragedy into a political platform. >> too many republicans in congress tried to an act of the agenda of the nra and gun lobby. rob: our next guest, and nra activists is gun-control is not the way to prevent mass shootings. heather: jason out dean canceled his weekend concert saying this world is becoming the kind of place he's afraid to raise children and. the country star's emotional message to america.

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heather: donald trump heading to las vegas to meet with first responders and victims of the worst mass shooting. >> reporter: the president and first lady will travel to las vegas later meeting with victims and first responders, to tour the hurricane ravaged puerto rico taking an opportunity to address the massacre and praise law enforcement. >> in many ways a miracle. talking about gun laws. >> reporter: in puerto rico the

death toll has risen, residents remaining without power. met with local leaders and praised the efforts of puerto rico's governor talking with victims, shaking hands, throwing paper towels to the crowd. some critics making light of the president's joke with the governor about the budget. >> i hate to tell you but you have grown our budget a little out of whack because we spent a lot of money on puerto rico and that is fine. >> reporter: officials estimate $90 billion in damage, the worst hurricane to hit the island, and with san juan's mayor, the federal response, secretary of defense, jim matus saying there are 2000 troops on the ground in puerto rico, the us is comfort in port, we are hearing when he goes to vegas, kevin mccarthy

and the president will make two stops on that trip to vegas, two big trips in two days. rob: 18 minutes after the hour, investigators calling the shooting a premeditated act, the gunman installed cameras inside and outside his hotel room. heather: brand-new images from the crime scene and what police are now looking for.

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vegas, democrats are quick to turn this into a gun-control issue. >> slaughter after slaughter, congress does nothing. >> in the face of tens of thousands of gun deaths every year too many republicans in congress have tried to an act the dream agenda of the nra and gun lobby. >> we can do something about it. we can say enough is enough. heather: here to react is cofounder of empowered, and nra commentator, thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. heather: your initial reaction to the comments that were so quick to follow this horrifying mass murder immediately calling for gun-control. what do you think? >> i want to give my heartfelt condolences to the victims and

families of this horrific act of violence. the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results each time and that is what democrats in congress, hillary clinton is doing right now by perpetuating this rhetoric that more gun control, more of the same will do anything differently this time. heather: do you think they are doing a disservice, accomplishing the opposite of what they are trying to accomplish by bringing awareness to gun-control by so suddenly and quickly heading that direction? >> absolutely. the problem is after mass shootings, after horrific acts of violence like this to go to gun-control and implement the same thing we have done over and over again. we can look at europe where four mass shootings happened in 2015, they almost have semi automatic

weapons completely banned over there but still violent criminals are there to implement time, same in america, baltimore, chicago, st. louis, all these places written with violence but implemented more and more gun control as the years have gone on. the policies are not working, we have to change to solutions the focus on individuals behind the guns, not the gun itself. heather: obviously people are looking for answers, desperate for answers not only in the motive as to why he did this but how this happened and how to keep it from happening again. on that front you can understand people looking to try to do something to keep it from happening. >> absolutely. it is understandable. one thing i love about what this

-- the american people coming together and unifying and showing who we are as american citizens. one thing we are good at his problem-solving. i believe we are willing to change the direction we have been in before, we voted for donald trump and didn't vote for hillary, it is important if we listen to leadership and advice in the future going on and forward we can make change in this horrible circumstance so this doesn't happen in the future. heather: look at the reason why someone did this and not looking at gun-control immediately. thank you for joining us, appreciate it. rob: 25 minutes after the our, emotional moments as a police officer killed in the vegas massacre is remembered by his colleagues.

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heather: breaking overnight, the girlfriend of the las vegas gunman greeted by the feds on the tarmac in los angeles considered a person of interest. rob: mary lou danley may be the key to a motive. heather: what police hope to learn from the woman who shared a home with stephen paddock. >> reporter: we would get to that in a moment, she is back on us soil. those photos inside the hotel

room, told the police chief, very upset these photos got out, the only people who had these were the tactical team. the media got admonished for showing these but they are so far out there, the weaponry in this hotel room, i am told by the team that went in it took almost an hour all told because of the location, on the floor above, at that point, the gunman was now dead talking with the sheriff yesterday and those on the staff at the sheriff's department and police department, they are heartbroken over what happened but the investigation appears to go forward. >> the fact that he had the type

of weaponry and amount of weaponry in that room was preplanned. >> the investigation includes mary lou danley who is on us soil, she was flying back from the philippines and you see the van at los angeles international airport, moving her to a different location. we are told the plan is she's not in custody. so far she has been cooperative. the idea is to get her to las vegas, there is a lead in this case, federal agents, helping them to get her here, we don't know if she has come to las vegas yet. that is being kept under wraps to get her back here as quietly as possible. i am told they don't want to spook her to the deck as she won't speak anymore and they have several things they want to

show her including going back to the crime scene. heather: hard to imagine she didn't know he was amassing those weapons and guns. meantime brand-new body cam video showing las vegas officers racing to get people to safety as the cold-blooded killer unleashes a hail of bullets. [gunshots] >> get back! get back! heather: that footage comes as we are learning about heroic officer who lost his life saving others. we pick up team coverage live from las vegas with more. >> reporter: hard to watch that body camera video. it takes you to the moment police are trying to figure out

where the gunfire came from and help the people who were trying to cover away from those bullets. when you watch this video you see the terror and chaos going on in those moments. [gunshots] >> go that way, go that way. >> they are shooting right at us, everybody stay down. out of a window. [gunshots] >> get back! get back! get back! get back! >> reporter: hard to listen to but you can see how terrifying

it was in those moments, 59 people have died, we are learning the identities of some of the victims, 36 people we learned of including everyday citizens, recent college graduates, mothers, fathers, families, people trying to get away from that gunfire and a lot of them couldn't including two army vets as new pictures are coming and that are creepy and hunting to look at. you see darkness and the debris scattered out there, people had to run and drop everything, you see purses, chairs, shirts. images like that are hard to see. we do want to tell you about a las vegas police officer who was killed trying to save other people. >> one of those brave people with the metropolitan police officer, officer hartfield was at the concert as a civilian,

immediately took action to save lives. in that moment he was acting as a police officer. he ultimately gave his life protecting others. >> reporter: whether it was police officers on duty running into that gunfire or police officers off-duty who happened to be at the concert enjoying time with friends and family it is a really horrific scene, took a long time for people to get past. heather: he wrote a book about what it was like to be an officer in las vegas. >> brand-new images from the crime scene revealing the shooter installed cameras inside and outside his hotel room, that card, and attempt to see, to try to knock down the door.

cybersecurity analyst, antiterrorism, morgan right. the level of advanced planning, very intelligent and sick person. he had a lot of angles covered to do a lot of damage. he had the room service card and a camera on him. what does that tell you about this man? >> the sophistication of his planning, when i saw this not only the card, what we are facing, didn't think about ieds, explosives, if he put a camera there inside that car, he could have waited until he saw somebody, detonated those things, we have seen that

happen, we saw the same planning with groups up there. this is someone who spent a lot of time, planning, key behaviors similar to how you do a terrorist attack but this was a sustained kinetic attack. rob: no history of violence, scary to think somebody is so good at something like this when they have shown no signs of it in the past, to have an elevated level looking down on the concert, everyone -- we have seen people trying to commit mass homicide and get a few people killed, this person was technically proficient in this heinous act and it is a scary world to be living in. >> now that the fbi and other folks are looking at his computers come we will see how

he did this. did he do research, have communications with other people? some of the 9/11 hijackers, was there a mentor, someone he was talking to, how did he purchase the equipment, electronics, computers help us piece together how this guy got the word. rob: was he a psychopath with no reasoning or was he motivated? did the hotel staff miss anything? should there have been signs? one of my friends, how could the maids have missed all of this in the room? you could just tell the maids not to come in. >> this is a discussion i had with tony shafer. i taught at the national security agency, damage assessment agent and why did this happen? what were the warning signs? we saw the 9/11 hijackers, the 7705 train bombers. they came together, did reversals, did brought a target

selection. the question here, do we turn into a police state or train people to say we need not have been able to catch this guy but based on his behaviors are there things we can train staff after a couple days, security out to be going in saying after 48 hours we are coming in to check to see if things are okay. this is a tough call, no magic answer. rob: this went as far as june. you can plan a lot of things in that many months. thank you for coming on this morning. heather: it is 20 minutes until the top of the hour, liberal attacks sinking to a new low in the wake of the vegas massacre, the professor who is blaming donald trump and white victimization for the tragedy. rob: some hotels checking up security, checking bags, metal detectors at a hotel.

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>> welcome back. a college professor sparking outrage for blaming the law say vegas massacre on white victimization and trump. rob: carly shimkus here to get another comment. >> at the time of a national tragedy, causing outrage online for blaming a las vegas shooting on white victimization, a

professor at drexel university after the shooting took place, to took to twitter including these, white people and men are told they are entitled to everything, this happens when they don't get what they once. the narrative of white victimization has been built over the past 40 years, yesterday, what happens when those who believe they deserve to own the world also think it is being stolen from them. his tweets sparked outrage online. let's get some reaction. he should be picking up garbage, not teaching, doesn't deserve to be a teacher, arthur on twitter said he lost the one of the fears trying to gain publicity, can take him seriously and goes on to say why drexel still employs them is still the issue. his opinions do not reflect their own. this is a guy who has gone viral online saying crazy things like all i want for christmas is

white genocide. whether this is attention seeking -- beyond me. rob: he is a complete idiot and i hope he is watching. >> you can tweet about it and join everybody else because he is causing outrage online. let's go to this from jason aldean who was on stage when the shooting erupted and he released a statement saying he is going to cancel this weekend's show out of respect for victims and their loved ones. yesterday released a statement online that is getting a lot of attention. here is what he had to say. over the last 24 hours i have gone through lots of emotion, fear, anger, heartache, compassion. the world is becoming kind of place i'm afraid to raise my children in. at the end of the day we are democrat or republican, white or black, men or women, we are all humans and we are all americans and it is time to start acting like it and stand together as one. my heart and prayers as we go through this together, time to

come together and stop the hate. he will resume touring this week. those first few shows are rough for him and his crew. raising money for the victims, you consider this a glimmer of hope in this horrific time, ago fund me page setup for victims and families raised $8 million in two days, that number is boosted by celebrities, kid rock, florida georgia line, the oakland raiders donated to this. reaction, good news as well. joshua said the human. americans come together to help one another, loved ones and prayers with the lost and goes on to say god bless. people at home want to donate, you can go to gofundme.com and search for las vegas victim fund. rob: time to check in with what

is going up on "fox and friends". heather: continuing coverage of this las vegas massacre. >> good morning. the president of the united states will arrive, meet with some of the survivors, victims families and thank law enforcement as well. she is now once again a person of interest. the shooter's girlfriend came to lax, was flown from asia and meeting with the fbi trying to piece together why did he do it? what was it like? stunning, shocking body cam video from the las vegas police department officers, as time, demand on the 32nd floor tried to kill as many people as he could. continuing coverage from las vegas and new york returns in two minutes on "fox and friends" first.

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>> the hotel in las vegas checking bags, metal detectors as the debate rages about whether hotels should be fitted with airport style security. >> what measures can hotels take and will guests be willing to accept stricter conditions? here to discuss is jim hansen who served in us army special forces and has conducted multiple counterterrorism operations. thank you for joining us. we are getting this news at one hotel. as rob said, checking bags with metal detectors as you move into the hotel itself. do you think that is something

that will help if other hotels decide to do that? >> it is a natural reaction to want to do something, anything in a situation where we have such a horrendous massacre but i don't think you can secure the united states of america. we are one giant soft target. think of the number of places where people gather en masse, every concert, every sporting event, every mass transit system. every place we have more than a couple dozen people will you check the surrounding areas to make sure no one can get to a high ground and shoot down on people, that is what the secret service has to do to protect the president and is a massive undertaking. i don't know if that is the solution. rob: every time something happens we have a reactionary proposal to not let that happen again. we are never ahead of the game.

you get a shoe bomber you take your shoes off at the airport. it sometime you will have to take your pants off in the grocery store. when do we start getting ahead of this problem and trying to solve the real problem instead of reacting to whatever they do next? >> in some cases sadly you can't fix everything. the world is a dangerous place. people are not all good. we can't assume there is some magic solution to death and destruction. it has been going on since time immemorial. you can look at the person and people are already in scented to if they should see something say something. if someone seems crazy or acting in ways that make you concerned, tell law enforcement. we tell people to do that and the other solution is everyone wants to look at the modality. do we ban trucks if people are running over people? do we ban guns because that was what was used? you can't do that without amending the constitution and i don't think that is something we

are willing to consider. heather: if they don't use a gun they will use something else like a truck or something like that. how do we get ahead of it? >> a question of people being more vigilant to the people around them. we will find out what the girlfriend do. i don't think there's any question she knew this guy was around the bend and something bad was happening. why was she out of the country? why was her money going to the philippines? if she knew something was wrong why didn't she tell law enforcement? he seemed to be a loner and she may have been the only one who could stop this. this is the likely place to get ahead of this, the personal angle. knowledge of a potential shooter. rob: hopefully we will get an update from police. heather: just last week. we will be right back, stay with us.

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he is considering a run for president. >> if i can come up with solutions that i think people will -- can get behind and truly solve problems, then it makes perfect sense for me to run. rob: there you have it. we'll see. heather: "fox & friends" starts right now. bye-bye. >> breaking overnight, the girl friends of the las vegas gunman greeted by the feds on the tarmac, once again considered a person of interest. rob: police released brand new body cam footage showing their frantic search for the shooter. [gunfire] >> we are getting a look into the hotel room itself from which the gunman carried out the deadliest shooting in modern american history. >> they raided the house and finished cleaning up the house in reno, nevada. what did they find? they found another cache of weapons. >> 47 firearms recover