even veiled a new attraction dedicated to the darker side of the series "harry potter." "watters world" start right now. >> i saw gunfire coming from the hotel. the type of weaponry and boom, shot. >> everyone was telling us to run, run as fast as you can. the shots just kept coming. >> we pray for the recovery of the injured. we stand together to help you carry your pain. kennedy: welcome to this special edition of "watters world." i'm kennedy in for jesse. investigators a searching for clues as to what could have caused the gunman stephen

paddock to kill 58 concert-goers and wounding hundreds more. dan springer is live in las vegas. reporter: there is still no motive out there. but we are learning more about the shooter's extensive planning. we talked about the note found in his hotel room after they got inside and found his dead body. there were numbers on it. according to cbs news those numbers were a mathematical calculation so he could maximize the number of people killed. he wrote down the distance and the speed of the round to where he had to aim to maximize the carnage. police have no idea what

triggered paddock. they interviewed his girlfriend. his brother in florida, no help. they looked at his finances, his electronics. his last movements. nothing. bay of campeche mike pence was in the city today. >> we find comfort in the knowledge that we are united as one nation and one voice. united in our brief and our support pore those who have suffered. >> we know a lawsuit is coming but we don't know when. a lawyer representing some of the victims' families has filed

a petition asking the court to freeze all paddock's assets. his lawyer says he's going to sue paddock and mgm and the concert organizers. kennedy? kennedy: thanks so much, dan. sunday's horrific shooting shook the nation to it core and cast a darkened shadow on the normally lively vegas strip. joining me now, mr. las vegas himself, wayne newton. welcome to the show, wayne. >> thank you, kennedy. kennedy: i know this has been an incredibly tough week for you. las vegas is a place you love so so much. where were you when you found out about the shooting? >> i was coming back from a show in texas. i had flown into los angeles

sunday night. i went to bed. my wife couldn't sleep. so she turned on the television and with all the happenings that were going on, she awakened me, and we sat there and watched it the rest of the night and chartered a plane and came back to vegas the first thing monday morning. kennedy: i can only manage the number of people you know, socialized with and have performed with. did you know anything at the show? >> yes, i did. one of my secretaries was there with her family. the gentleman next to her got shot and succumbed to that bullet. it was a horrendous thing. the community has come together. they are taking things to the hospital for the families of the victims. i visited the hospital myself

yesterday for six hours and was blown away by the efficiency of our medical division, our first responders, our police, even to the point where there were 8 surgeons out at nellis boulevard that came into the trauma center and offered their help. and they accepted. and they were a part of that also in helping save some of the victims. kennedy: seeing people come together in the interviews with survives. and the situation they put themselves in not just with first responders. but civilians who ran back into the venue to help those who had been shot and wound and to honor those who unfortunately like the person who was sitting next to your friend who succumbed to their injuries. and you gracious lido nateed

$ -- you graciously donated $100,000. >> it has been wonderfully accepted and we are honored to be able to do that. so many people have given. people were coming to the hospital and handing blankets out and food. and anything they could to the families of the victims who were still fighting for their life. kennedy: those trying to figure out if their loved ones were a part of the horror. so terrifying for so many who lost touch with their family members. wayne, las vegas is a place where people go to escape. it's a place where people go to have bachelorette parties and conventions. it's the ultimate escapism. how long before las vegas is back on its feet?

>> i think it's getting back very quickly. there are some performers who took an entire week off, which i find nothing wrong with, god bless them. and we'll keep them in our prayers and best wishes also. there are those of us like myself who decided to take one night off and honor and tribute to the people that were killed and injured in that was necessary. but then i felt also that we as performers, we as entertainers, if we had been given any god-given talent at all. it's to be used in positive ways. and the positive ways to do that is to try and bring a moment civility, a couple hours of entertainment, smiles to their face.

memories that are not of this last weekend. and get people back on the road to healing as soon as possible. >> that's right. and engage in something that should still bring us together. and that is music. it shows the power of music that is capable of honoring that ultimate spirit of love and healing, but also binding people together positively. and you demonstrated, you get up and you move on. >> when i went on opening night i took things out of the show that i thought might be a reminder 69 last two or three days. and i didn't even want to allow that to happen. so i changed the show around to where everything we were doing was simply for that audience and for them to have a good time and try and move away from the trauma for as long as they

could, which i knew is the only way to heal and move forward. ken mr. las vegas, wayne newton, through very much. still to come, the nfl's first female coach joins me with the latest on the cam newton sex controversy.

kennedy: after meeting with top military commanders president trump made a comment that left everybody scratching their heads. this could be the calm before the storm. reporter: what storm,

mr. president? >> you will find out. kennedy: then he tweeted the president and their administrations have been talking to north korea for 25 years, agreements made and massive amounts of money paid. hasn't worked. agreements violated before the ink was dry, making fools of u s. negotiators. joining us is former congressman jason chaffetz. please use your x-ray vision, your emotional x-ray vision. what was the president talking about when he made this comment? >> nobody knows exactly. it's sort of i begannesque. there was a time in -- it's sort

of reaganesque. there was a time when people thought he might actually pull the trigger. and we were at more peace with ronald reagan than just about any other time. you have a president signaling to the world, i.e., china in particular, we'll pull the trigger if we need to. that's ratcheting it up so there is movement to calm the waters. that's my hope anyway. i think he's priming us a little bit and signaling to the world players. if you have the ability to influence the situation and take down kim jong-un a notch so he doesn't do something stupid, now is the time to do it. the united states is not going to sit by as it did with barack obama and hope one big group hug

would solve the problem. kennedy: clearly a lot of times when the president talks and when he tweets. he's talking to china. it seems like the relationship has been and little more effective and china has bench more amenable to imposing sanctions of their own when it comes to oil and textile exports and bank sanctions that have been loopholes for money laundering to get money and goods into their country. china seems to be tightening the noose. >> i don't believe we are one good package of sanctions away from north korea saying we better slow down. i think there is one language they speak, and that's the might of the military. there has to be some pressure china. we have to be in unison with

japan and south korea. president moon ratcheted it up, too. they are demonstrating that they are able to deliver some strong capability. when they tell you they are going to take out, they tell you they are going to rain destruction on you, we are left with no choice but to believe them. the president is positioning us to position us to do something if needed to protect the united states. less than a day after the las vegas shooting, the democrats refer to them as the so-called compassionate party took the spotlight off the shooting and the victims. >> they say it's inappropriate to be talking about it because it's too soon. maybe it's too soon for you

because in your heart you know you bear some responsibility. >> the president wants to put off discussions on gun laws. now is not the time, there never will be the time. those poor dears, they can't handle the conversation. >> this is a deliberate, well rehearsed series of things the republicans who are doing the work of the nra rollout. kennedy: motive and passion be damned. the same thing happened last week with regards to president trump's response to hurricane maria in puerto rico. you had family members who were not reunited with their families. they didn't know if their family members had lived or died. at 10:03 a.m., hillary clinton

was tweeting about silencers, that some how if there had been an ash twrairy law that would have stopped this person from mowing down as many people as he possibly could have. >> it was disgusting. at a time we are still? shock and we are mourning. everybody wishes you could put that genie back in the bought and make sure that guy in that room with those guns was not able to do what he was able to do. i wish there was to magical thing any of us could do to make it happen. but we don't understand the motive or what's going on here. if the democrats were true about what they were trying to say, they don't like the constitution, they don't like the second amendment, and they don't want anybody to have guns. i have a constitutional right to have guns.

i have five of them. and i feel more comfortable with them. republicans are willing to talk about a lot of different things. getting rid of these so-called bump stocks. you have from hillary clinton to late-night shows to this professor at the university of nevada las vegas saying it was donald trump's fault it's disgusting and further separates the country and doesn't bring it together. kennedy: you bring up a good point about mental illness. it's a conversation a lot of progressives don't want to have for some other reason. if you don't understand the why, how can you tackle the how? you can't unless you have those critical and honest discussions that move past the gun control talking points. thank you so much for being here. i appreciate it. coming up, the woman who admires

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kennedy: first lady melania trump always getting pummeled for her beautiful appearance. some say she is a woman of strength and be revered, and not knead fun of. claudia are you veesha admirers her so much, she had nine plastic surgeries to look more like her. she joins me with her plastic surgeon to look more like her. my goodness, you look like the first lady. do people say that to you when they meet you? >> i have had several people say that to knee, similarities. kennedy: she does. congratulations on your handy work. it's quite an extreme route to take to have nine plastic

surgeries to look like someone else. it might portray uneasiness in your soul or mental state. why did you do it? >> my mental state is fine. it's firm. i look up to the first lady for her grace and elegance. she inspired me. so that's why i chose to look like her. kennedy: that's a lovely picture. >> she was very pretty to start and she is very pretty to end. melania trims an inspiration for all of us. kennedy: she is also a great philanthropist. if someone comes into your office and says i want nine plastic surgeries to look like one of the most of famous woman in the world, doubt ever pause

and think there might be an underlying issue? >> actually, we can do multiple operations at one time. everything is very subtle. she is a breast cancer survivor, i might add. kennedy: good bless you for your fight. you were diagnosed at a young age. you persevered, and that was part of the motive for your transformation. >> she is the mother of two beautiful children. a mommy makeover with liposuction. it sounds like a lot of procedures. but we do multiple procedures sat once it's very safe if it's a young, healthy patient. claudia, you said one of the

reasons you did it is you were dating and the right guys weren't picking you. are you happy? >> i am happy with myself, yes. the dating world is very difficult. and i just -- i had had enough. i said it's time for me to change everything and went into dr. franklin rose and i feel like i have been reborn. i'm very happy with everything. kennedy: have you had an invitation to the white house to meet mrs. trump in person. >> maybe after this show we'll get an invitation. that would be nice. kennedy: good luck to both of you. thank you for sharing your story. >> my daughter -- you can read her on the fox reality network. she was in the studio and she sends you her best.

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have issues states of emergency. nate already wreaking havoc in nicaragua. there are concerns about flooding and landslides. now back to "watters world." kennedy: from storms to potential wars. so much going not world. hillary clinton continued her what happened book tour this week. she stopped by "the tonight show" with jimmy fallon and took the opportunity to criticize the president she lost to. >> if i lost to another republican, somebody i disagreed with, but who i thought was temperamentally capable of

handling the presidency. and take the job seriously. i would be disappointed. but i wouldn't be as worried about my cub trias i am now as i see everything going on every day. kennedy: nomiki, katie frates and ben. welcome. momiki, i will start with you. you have been a big bernie sanders supporters and critical of the former secretary of state. yet she won't go away. is this frustrating for you and your cause? >> i believe in the first

amendment. this person is the former leader of the democratic party. and if she believes donald trump is a bad leader, i encourage her to show up on the streets with the rest of us who are actually in the resistance, rather than going on the book tour complaining about bernie sanders supporters. show up. use your megaphone. i believe she has the right to do it. just follow your words and actually do it. kennedy: that doesn't pay as much money as being on tv trying to sell a page turner. will republicans have to adore every time she opens her mouth? do you help she writes many sequels to further torpedo the democratic party? >> the republicans should hope

she writes a fourth and fifth book and a sixth. this is just her endless pity party wrapped up in receive self righteous indignation. she can't blame anyone else. kennedy: is the former first lady just jealous. >> i don't know if she is jealous. but she made the democratic party the wealthiest party. she gave donald trump an opening that he went through. kennedy: he did with the aid of russia and james comey.

speak of criticizing the president, it seems the late night hosts never miss a chance to hit the commander-in-chief. most of of the time it's funny. but this week it's predictable and nasty. >> he had 10 of them in his room, apparently some of them legally. why is that allowed? i don't know why our so-called leaders allow it to happen. why do we continue to let them allow it to happen. >> just be honest and tell us this is how it is and how it will continue to be. just say we are never going to talk about it. >> gun violence should not be a staple of american life. some say it's too early to talk about gun control. but for the victims last night, it's far too late. kennedy: what do you make of the

predictable, uncreative and manufactured talking points that all of these leftist hosts were employing so insensitively after the tragedy? >> just after 9/11 another horrible situation, so many different hosts took their political beliefs and put them out there in the open. i see this different than others. it was a massacre and nothing is being done. the nra is unwhimming to do things they were willing to do 20 years ago. this is an opportunity for us to sit down and have the conversation. kennedy: katie, should congress have already passed a law this week in the wake of las vegas before we even know the motive of the killer? >> i don't think so. i agree that it's important to have that dialogue. but at the same time, people are

making assumptions and jumping to conclusions about motives we don't understand. clearly with the bump stock there are a lot of things that happened here. why he had so many guns and why he passed so many background checks. these background check laws and gun control laws. are they actually helping anything or are they just making people feel better in the wake of a tragedy. kennedy: i understand the desire to explain this and make sure it never happens again. we just have to be careful to be logical and not react emotionally to something so horrific. ben, we are talking about the constitution. we are talking about the second amendment, and of course these late night hosts are employing their constitutional rights. >> the bump stock conversation is sort of like removing calories from a barbeque chicken

sandwich by taking out the sauce. the genie is out of the bottle when it comes to guns. there are 310 million guns in this country, they are not going anywhere. if you look at hollywood, gun violence in pg-13 movies has tripled. get off social media, go talk to your neighbors and perhaps we can prevent these mass shootings going on in the future. kennedy: still to come a classic watters columbus day quiz.

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kennedy: another week, another controversy for the nfl as carolinas quarterback is facing backlash after making these comments to a female reporter. >> it's funny to hear a female

caulk about routes. kennedy: he lost a lucrative endorsement for creamy dannon yogurt. shattering the glass kreeling in the nfl is jen whether. >> what a dumb thing for him to say. did you ever encounter that sort of overt sexism. this is a boys club and i'm going to laugh at you for trying to be part of it. >> the first thing i want to say relative to cam. i know him. i met hip on the show where he was showing a little girl how to play football. and awas, coach, i beat your team this year. and i said, yes, i know. he said, you weren't there. what would you have done differently if you were still

there. and he was very curious. i said, do you really want to know? i said absolutely, i would have played hard off the edge, kept you in the pocket and kept you pinned in and taken out your tight end by jamming him up on the line. and he just smiled and he was like, that's a pretty good game play, they probably should have kept you. for me it's out of character for him. i won't stand up for what he said. it's obviously wrong. any of us would be -- kennedy: there are plenty of women who cover sport and beat writers who know the individual sport. and like you, you played football. that may be one of the things that keep women from coaching. not a lot of women play the sport. >> that was one of the things people said, would they listen to you and did you say sexism?

they knew how heard it was for me to get there. some of the guys would say, oh, my gosh, coach, we thought it was tough for us. but for you. >> they knew everything about me. they knew i played women's football. they knew i played against men. they were excited and supportive. though that comment is something we have to look at and address. i would say it's the exception, not the rule. and that's all i can speak from. kennedy: due think you had to work twice as hard as a woman to get into a sport where very few women have cracked the glass sideline? >> for me i didn't think it as a possibility. kennedy: how did you get the job?

>> i called the cardinals on behalf of myself but not as myself. i was coaching arena football. and someone asked bruce if he could ever seen a female coaching in the nfl. he said the minute a woman can prove she can make these guys better, she'll be hired. so i called him. and i called on behalf of my head coach. i thought it had gotten blown off. about two weeks later i walked into practice and my head coach said you will never guess who i talked to yesterday for about an hour. he was committed to making that change because he had seen or at least liked the idea -- one of the best coaches he will tell you he was ever around was a coach named doc murphy, and she was a receivers coach. the fact that it hasn't gotten

bert and changed in all these years, to do something about that, i would like to. kennedy: if a woman is coaching in nfl football, it's much more a surprise. do you want to continue to coach in the league? >> i love coaching. i was the head coach of the women's australian team over the summer which was an amazing challenge. this past weekend ran a camp with the football league. it was brand-new. we did a camp for all special needs kids. kennedy: that's how you play big. jen whether, than welt whether. thank you very much.

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kennedy: hurricane nate bearing down on the gulf coast as we speak. it's packing winds in excess of 85 miles per hour. states of emergency have been declared across much of the region, including gulfport, mississippi. phil, what's happening out there? reporter: we are getting a good outer band of rain from hurricane nate slamming into the sea wall. the curfew is in effect so we are the on ones still outside. emergency operations and the

sheriff said we don't want anyone out. storm surge is the big issue. based on the latest satellite-radar loop showing the storm approaching lands, it does appear the loosely organized center of the storm, you can't call it an eye, it looks like it did crossland as a category one around the mouth of the mississippi river. so it is still approaching the gulf coast with stronger winds, stronger rains. 4-6 inches in much of the gulf coast in mississippi and alabama. nobody really needs to be out in this, that's why the curfew needs to be in effect. according to the spertsds, it's going to get a lot worse. kennedy: that's what you love,

you love living on a razor's edge. it can leap out and swallow you whole. are you terrified? >> i'm not terrified. we are standing far enough away from the wall. but we are keeping a close eye on the standing water. it's about half inch all over the parking lots of this marina. most of of the boats were taken out of here in the last couple days. but one of the big concerns of the emergency management director is that we had 3 big monster category four hurricanes, and this was going to be a category one, and they were afraid everybody would be dismissive of it and not taking precaution. but it's coming ashore now. kennedy: i hope you are taking precaution because i want to see

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kennedy: columbus day is just around the corner. but how much do people know about the discovery of america. "watters world" hit the world to find out. jesse: in your opinion who discovered america. >> i'm a natural blond, you know that. jesse: month discovered america. >> wasn't it christopher columbus. >> they say christopher columbus but it was named afte after then

who actually discovered the continent. jesse: tell me how columbus got here? >> the vikings, right. jesse: when columbus got here, where did he lands? >> he lands on manhattan island? and he formed a colony. jesse: where did columbus stranded when he touched down. >> farther south. >> boston. >> when did he arrive? >> 1662. >> 1692. jesse: what year did he discover america. >> 1492. jesse: do you know who i am? i'm watters and this is my

world. kennedy: be sure to follow "watters world" on instagram, facebook and twitter. judge jeanine: breaking right now on "justice." >> we'll see what happens. judge jeanine: president trump with ominous words for north korea. are we on the brink of a military strike? plus my all-star panel here live to break down the president's cryptic messages. >> it's a sign of the deep dysfunction of this government and this republican party. judge jeanine: her desperate quest for relevance continues as hillary calls the gop and the nra complicit in the deaths of 58 people in las vegas.