we are not corrupt and dishonest. see you back here monday. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> i can tell you this, we are very confident that he did not -- there was not another shooter in this room. what i cannot confirm and what we continue to investigate whether anybody else may have known about this incident before he carried it out. >> that was law enforcement officials. stating there was no second shooter. we have all heard of those rumors. when 64-year-old stephen paddock unleashed hell. the number is holding at 58. 427 suffered some kind of wound that landed them in the hospital. there are more questions than answers. we have the story covered from

every angle. breaking news, federal authorities announced 3 arrests over a thwarted isis plot in new york. suspects ranging from 18 to 32. targeting concerts with other sophtargets. relate? perhaps? 2016-2017, the mind set is the same. the city is different. joining us for reaction in las vegas is our senior national correspondent dan springer. you are covering this story. we still have so many questions. the frustration from the under-sheriff was evident. what do you pull from that presser today? >> the under-sheriff and the fbi. the fbi had a spokesperson there. he spoke briefly and said what we are doing now is putting up billboards throughout las vegas because we believe that somebody must know something that is important. these billboards ask them to call the authorities.

almost like they are frustrated. they have never experienced something like this. you think about all of the different big mass shootings we had. columbine. we knew instantly what the motive was. we are 5 days from the shooting and they don't know. they are around the edges. looking at his movements before hand. ammunition and all of the planning and planning in other cities he may have been targeting. but nothing that goes to the heart of the motive yet. it's frustrating for them. >> some of the rumors have been rampant. a second shooter. that was kicked out today. however, they didn't rule out that he had some help. do you broker the two? >> there was a news report from nbc that indicated there may have been a second person because the report said at the

same time the time the vehicle was gone from the parking garage, somebody used the room key to get inside that room on the 32nd floor in the mandalay bay. well, the police were asked about it today. they said that did not happen. the room key was not used at the same time the car was gone and nobody other than stephen paddock ever went inside that room. they discounted the story. they didn't shoot down the possibility that somebody else may have been involved in procuring the weapons and all of the plans for the attack. >> and he did buy tracer ammunition. he did not use it. ballistic experts say this device to make an automatic gun. that might have hindered, thank goodness, the carnage, because it slowed him down. it hurts accuracy and causes the

jamming of the rifle. >> i wonder if the tracerammo was in the bump stock guns that jammed. 12 of the 23 weapons in the room had bump stocks. we know from a report that he did buy this tracer ammunition. that's significant. that allows the shooter to see where the bullets are landing in the crowd and increase his accuracy. every 4th or 5th bullet would show where it landed. it could have made the situation for deadly. it would make the weapons more likely to jam. maybe that happened. maybe that's why the shooting stopped because his weapons got jammed. we don't know. >> we know a lot more because everything is under surveillance in las vegas especially with high stakes gamblers like him.

there was no signs he was radicalized. there was no social pressure on him. there was no outward look at a type of of religious conversion. the under-sheriff said we acknowledge the fact that isis continues to claim he was one of theirs. however, they know he was gambling all day. he complained about loud music underneath. an agitated. 8 hours, extremely good gambler. one thing is clear, very intelligent. >> very intelligent. very thorough in his planning. the fact he was booking rooms in other cities. weeks in advance of events there. scouting out locations. yeah, but there was also reporting that marilou danley, his girlfriend, reported to the police in their interview that

he was agitated during the middle of the night. waking up agitated and screaming in the middle of the night and shouting. does that paint the picture of a madman who was going to kill dozens of people? not necessarily. >> baseball games and people are concerned in offices that might be a perch for somebody that wants to do the same thing. you noticed when you landed today in terms of security, there was a lot going on that was never there before. everything is changing in las vegas right now. >> absolutely. when i went into the hotel, i went into the parking garage. i was met by a number of different security guys. every single person who pulled up had to open up their trunk

and open up their doors and those security guards were going through and just looking to make sure everything looked okay. i think las vegas changed forever. i asked how long will this go on? he said we don't know. new normal? probably. we will see a lot of changes around here. >> absolutely. dan springer, thank you very much. stay on top of the story throughout the weekend. 6 minutes after the hour. let's analyze what we know. let's bring in law enforcement officials. danny coleson, in fort worth texas. and from palm city florida dan, former nypd officer and secret service agent. dan, i am surprised how little we know from the last time we spoke. agitated about loud music. gampbling all day. seems as though there was nobody else in the room. that doesn't mean he didn't have any help. what do you put together so far? >> yes, this is bizarre. this case is a mystery wrapped inside of an enigma. when you look at cases of what we would call targeted violence. not random act or street

crime -- school shootings and assassination attempts -- all of the models that go into this are not there. they are not there. there is nobody coming forward and saying i saw something unusual. he was angry at this group or that group. that usually happens in these cases. we are seeing none of that. dan springer said we are 4.5 days in and nobody saw anything suspicious? very bizarre. >> danny, you have seen a lot. we hadn't on 20 cruises, 9 with marilou danley. and the stops include spain, italy, greece, jordan and the united arab emerates. are we looking there? >> yes. we may never know, we don't like to say that, i never want to say

i don't know. but i am afraid we may be approaching the time where we say we don't know what was in this guy's head. we can recreate his life but we can't recreate his brain. we may never know what was in his mind. the only key is the girlfriend. if anybody knows it would be her. >> or the other woman he was with the during the day. we don't the type of relationship that s. if you want to see another woman, the best thing is give your girlfriend a ticket to the philippines. that indicates you want to break up, dan. >> yes. absolutely. >> that's not the best sign. [laughing] for your relationship when you get a one way ticket to another country. danny is right. the best vehicle into this guy's mind is the girlfriend. it's telling that the fbi interview with her which is thorough was close to 6 to 8 hours long by reports i have seen. they went in with a bunch of

questions they must have had in advance. they must have had some leads. it's good to know -- the public doesn't need to know everything. the girlfriend is the onlisomid lead we have. >> preparing for this show, this indictment came down from the acting manhattan acting u.s. attorney, they unsealed charges about 3 terrorists that were going to slam into new york city. agents from 37 and two 19 years old. they wanted to create a mini-9-11. they were going to conduct bombings and shooting at the same time. looking at manhattan. this was thwarted. all three were under arrest. one goes back to pakistan. i am so glad. i don't know how you spot 3 people like this and stop them

ahead of time. >> they had advanced information clearly. this is not an fbi case. it's a law enforcement case. we need to focus on that. this is like a corporation of intelligence agencies, law enforcement agencies all over the world. they did an incredible job. the tragedy we are looking at in vegas would have paled in comparison to what would have taken place here. this is a huge plot. a great day for the united states. we may have a victory here. we have to have another victory tomorrow because they will keep coming. >> they are. that's how you celebrate ram dan, you go to new york city to try to kill people. we know about the times square bomber. this was three guys. one from canada arrested in new jersey. another one from pakistan. there is also a link to the philippines with the 37-year-old. he was wiring money for this

plot. >> yes, this is really sad. we will be dealing with this for a long time. the threat from soft targets assaults using small weapons. going into sub ways with fire arms and using explosives. the big teror groups have gotten away from the 9-11 spectacular attacks. it takes too much training. it takes no logistic to put together a slow yield explosive and pull the trigger when you have the savage mind these people do. we will deal with this for a long time. we are in a new world and not a great one either. >> we are in mid town manhattan. i walk down times square and we respond because we study other terrorists attacks. in france, as that truck ran over people and killing two from texas by the way, now we have

barriers on the sidewalk preventing that. how do you think we will react to this plot in particular as this becomes prevalent? this is now public knowledge. how do we act on neve dekalim. >> we have to worry about dump trucks and high ground. these guys learn from each other. no longer do we security people have to secure the ground. i have to secure the high ground and secure against drones. that's the next weapon we will be dealing with. the world has changed. >> i know. there used to be a coveted apartment to seat thanksgiving day parade. if i give you the assignment,

secure 42nd street to 48th street. do you go into every apartment? knock on every door? do you know how costly that is? >> yes, you don't. people used to ask me in the secret service, how do you secure the inauguration parade route? you don't. you secure it one step at a time. you have to make big things small. danny brought up a fantastic point. the idea of an attack from above. the elevated sniper position on a perch, not something that the general public had to consider before las vegas. think about the danger in this attack. everything you were told about being in an active shooting scenario goes out the window. duck-and-cover or get flat on the ground? the bullets are coming from an elevated position. danny is right, between drones and elevated sniper attacks.

this is a new day. >> i want to you comment on this. two law enforcement experts. if i put you in a terrorist situation, you will act professionally. the survivor who stood up to meet the president. heed i pre-thought to myself, what would i do if this ever happened to me. >> i could get shot laying on the ground or running away. i would rather run to the bullet. don't all of the viewers have to think to themselves: what if it's me? how do i act? you have to be responsible now. all of the american citizens have to ask themselves what do i do if it's me next? >> right. absolutely. the police are minutes away but seconds matter. the first thing you have to do is believe it's happening. don't stand there in disbelief thinking it's fire crackers. don't get on the ground. be a moving target.

in a situation like we are dealing with today, that's your best option. run, get inside. get under cover. >> right, or if you are dan, you punch him in the face . >> i prefer the triangle joke. people in the red zone, their instinct is to go out of the entrance they came in. there may be an exit closer. look around for the closest exit. don't travel the extra distance to go out the entrance. >> save yourself and help other people. we saw that in las vegas. if you for new york, you have to know that's got to be in the back of your mind. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> coming up straight ahead on this show. was president trump right about

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price. that's not the point. he served the united states with honor and distinction. >> really? according to a report from the associated press that came out 4 hours ago bowe bergdahl is about to plead guilty in a couple of weeks are for deserting his base and his behavior in front of the enemy. reaction from miami is chris, a former prosecutor in the marines. bowe bergdahl pleading guilty. does that surprise you? >> no, this has been a mess of a case from the beginning. this is about the right ending. it's taken a long time though, i was here 3 years ago talking about the delays in in case and the investigation. it's gone through up and downs. finally getting some closure. why do we even care about this guy? this is not a service member

that stood his ground some violated the rules of engagement. this is a guy who got up and left his unit. he is a quitter. he left and he went away and we sent our service members out there to get him back. put them in harm's way. we traded 5 high value targets and put them back on the battlefield for this guy. it's astonishing. >> at least one is known in 2015 to have gone back to the battle. if you are a high value taliban terrorists and you look at the worst of the worst, what will do you as a back up plan? wood working? you go back to the only thing you know how to do to the people you were nesting with before. when our guys are under fire, it might be because of their commands. bergdahl was tortured and kept

in a cage. nobody wants that for anyone, but the fact that the previous administration was that off thinking he was going to be lauded as a hero and didn't know what everybody else knew: he put people in harm's way when he left his base astounds me even today. >> we got the short end of the stick on the bargain. that was a political disaster for the prior administration. now we are seeing things come full circle and we see this guy for what he is. a deserter. he left his unit. we paid the price for that. tell the service members who are over there fighting going up against these same people on the battlefield that we got the good end of the bargain. i don't think so. >> also with these five guys out the previous president had a

promise. he was going to empty gitmo and close it. he could not do this. they are the worst of the worst. their home countries want no part of them. the previous administration did everything they could do empty that prison. these people have to be taken off the battlefield and taken away from shooting at americans. i don't know what president trump will do, but i hope they will be kept in a responsible containment situation wherever it is. >> you can't put them in prisons in the middle of new york city. you won't put them in somebody's back yard. that's what gitmo was made for. we kept them there as long as we could. i don't know what the plan is. there don't be seem to be good alternatives on the table. >> and what we are doing in africa and getting back into the

fight in syria and trying to rid ourselves of isis, we will capture terrorists to get maximum intelligence, we have to put them somewhere. i don't think there would be a problem putting them in that prison if it keeps americans safe. thanks for joining us. appreciate it. >> my pleasure. >> up next on our show, a long way to go. president trump hand americans of faith a major victory. some are upset. we will debate both sides of the issue because you are watching fox news. it's date night and you are watching me. you made a good choice. ♪ (cheering) a triangle solo? surprising.

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was beyond the religious objection. it allows the private sector who may not be of religious affiliation make the turn termination. i think it's sexist. as a woman you think i will throw that word around. but this obviously affects women more than men. so it's quite expensive for birth control out-of-pocket. i love the constitution and the first amendment right. and don't we have freedom as women to be able to detect ourselves from pregnancy. who is going to for the pregnancy? so that's very sexist in my opinion. >> this is a choice for the company. and they need to decide if it's

okay to provide money for contraception. >> he's playing chess and everyone else playing checkers. and they won't be bullied or targeted. and they need to make sure they won't be bullied or targeted. and it's really the war against conservatives. and we have a choice and should be forced to pay for contraception's and what about the choice by these conservatives. they don't want to be forced to pay for something and i need to be taken into consideration. >> and that's what trump said he would do. and he is doing it. i want to do something else. this is something right up your alley. and is not me or other republicans deciding, this happened yesterday.

congressman of california said this. >> is the really depth of power and someone needs to pass the torch to the new generation. and they have too many great members here that don't always get the opportunity that they should. and the time is done and i'm know you're waiting for nancy pelosi to retire. and as a couple of things here. the translation there does she like the job. and as a democrat i don't totally disagree with that. and i know they are concerned about the next the democratic

party not being unified and on point. and they can't say where against donald trump's. you have to have a clear unified and it doesn't matter what's who was there and i think he might end up running for president. and they are diminishing each and every year. >> and a few months ago nancy pelosi or former speaker nancy, i think the democrats continue along the path that they're doing. and not standing for something. and i'm all for that trajectory. >> the production, if the house

does not go to the democrats, does she step aside or move out or what he think smart >> i don't think so. and they vote for the incumbents over and over even though they complain about leadership. i would say nancy pelosi should have stepped aside. and after she had a sitdown with chuck schumer and the president and i would say she actually has some power back with respect to democrats in the house and outside. >> some of these republicans that led don president trump, putting the wind into nancy pelosi's back. she does have a bones in her step today. and thanks so much. 24 minutes before the top of the

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president obama nuclear deal. and democrats like chuck schumer senator menendez, some of those democrats might side with president trump if they decertify the deal. and inside the minds of america's politicians. and their mission to the united nations. and in washington, contributor and democratic congressman. so you know this is not a popular deal they passed. they got under 50 votes in the senate and do you think this will remain unpopular and get back to congress and decertify this in october? >> i know people are making this decision and you look at what the record said, and the record is this agreement is working.

there's no evidence otherwise. iran has not been reprocessing or converting or constructing reactors. it's working and they will have to take that into account. >> there is no ballistic missile clause in that. they are still harassing our ships out on the persian gulf. and we are not behind the inspection process. and in ten or 15 years they might still be in violation. >> it was a flawed deal going i in. and it's flawed right now. and even though the congressman said a short time ago, we are working on the faith of the ia is. they don't have access to iran's military.

and in fact there may be some weird activity going on. >> they came out and said they did have a nuclear weapons program. now iran said they never had a nuclear weapons program. so were not even pursuing that. there is credibility issue there. >> "newsweek" published an interview today and said iran never pursued nuclear program and will never do so. they actually were doing something. they had a dimension to the nuclear program. and they were bound to that before he went into the nuclear deal. and that allows them to enrich uranium after a set amount of years. why do you have to enrich uranium if you have no intention

of a nuclear deal. >> and do they need nuclear energy no? in this program is in place and the sanctions are lifted and the money is delivered. they have everything on the front end. they would love for president trump to walk away from this deal. they can go back to nuclear weapons and they have the cash. >> it's an interesting way he put this. this is a nuclear nonproliferation deal. and it was basically release. the question is as you put it, if this deal is canceled then iran will be able to go ahead and go about nuclear activities. and by virtue of this agreement with the u.s., there were seven countries a part of this agreement. i don't see any reason and is no

evidence we should pull out of this and this agreement should be canceled. the rest of the country will not pull out of it. >> and condemn president trump to begin with. >> i think this goes beyond how they feel about the present. this is a national security issue. it's in the interest of united states and the world. and to stop nonnuclear nations and does iran have any credibility at all, have they earned the trust of anyone in the united nations. >> a lot of countries have bad relationships with the united states. and they think we are some sort of enemy and they support iran. this is the nature of the world we live in. >> one of the problems i have

with what the congressman just said. we don't know everything about iran. they are not our inspectors on the ground. why are they firing and why would the minister of iran -- i understand is not part of the agreement but if it were negotiated today knowing what iran is doing in syria and firing ballistic missiles, i'm not even certain they would be a agreement. why not ask this question no now that iran and the countries countries involved in the negotiation? >> this is a nonproliferation agreement. and it's the spirit of the negotiations. they will not improve relations between the united states and iran and other western powers. >> and they just skipped over

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>> funding a border wall and finding solutions is a big issue in the country. and what if there is something to take care of that. that senator from arizona, and there's a way to pay for the wall and get these funds utilized? >> and something will allow those kids who were brought here as children will be able to stay in over a 10-year period they would be in a probationary stage in which they can obtain a green card. that's similar of other provisions that are been there before. we also added a border security elements. and we thought the best thing to

do was pass a $1.6 billion request the president made to do border fencing in texas, california and planning for additional fortifications. if we combine those two things, we have a chance of getting something passed. >> you will need more than 1.6 billion. you're more of a fence guy. the president is more of a wall guy. but the border security telling them they need to see it through. so if you get that done you will get his attention. >> and i've talked to him about putting forward and the president came to arizona a couple months ago and saw what they have there. they have what you called a tall steel fence and that's worked very well.

in some areas of arizona the terrain is so steep that you really can't put anything there except for sensors or do surveillance. it depends on where you are on the border and i think the president knows that. >> and other senators are thinking about doing that also in texas. so you guys are going to merge something and put it together and maybe something we will see in november? >> i think the best thing would to do this with a spending bill. this has to be done six months from when the president made this announcement. in late february or early march, i don't think anybody will be close to that date so i think fall is the best. if you combined a border security elements, i think

that's the best chance. we have to get 60 votes in the senate. we can do this without reconciliation. when the president talked with chuck schumer, we will need to bring democrats in and they showed willingness to do border security. i hope what we've introduced is the best way to get there. >> i know you and the president had friction in the past. you weren't a fan of his nominee. he seemed to vote with him with just about everything. >> yeah, on regulatory issues, judges, tax policy, health care, i vote with the president on all of these things. i am a conservative and these are conservative politics. we will have differences along the way but i will be there if it's conservative policy. >> do you hope he certifies the

iran deal this week. >> it depends on what that does. i would -- iran has already realized the benefits of sanction release. >> thanks a lot center. thanks for joining me. back in a moments wrap things u up. for 100 years,

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