of bullets to rescue total stringers. and joining us today are the many heroes here during that horrible moment. that horrible night. including las vegas metropolitan police officers tyler peterson and dannergerly. and officer peterson was on his second day on the job when the shooting began. i just visited him in the hospital. within minutes he joined a group of officers rushing between flying bullets to clear the fair ground and to save lives. offic officergerlay was off duty attending the concert. although she was unarmed as soon as the shooting began she threw on a yellow police vest and

began evacuating victims and aaron stalker a veteran, rushed to the scene to search for his loved ones but when he couldn't find one he began helping every person he could as he recounts we used the plastic barrier s gurneys to carry the injured. i used splints out of everything i could find and used anything to stop the horrible bleeding. among the wounded was the mother of aaron's girlfriend. she is still in the hospital and we are all pulling for her. to every hero we helped, every saved so many lives. and believe me a grateful name thanks you. the example of those whose final act was to sack fries themselves for those that they loved,

should inspire all of us to show more love every day for the people who grace our lives xg in the months ahead we'll all have to wrestle with the horror of what has unfolded this week. but we will struggle through it together. we will endure the pain together and we will overcome together as americans. may god bless and watch over those who protect us. may god bring healing to the families of the wounds, the injured and the fallen. and may god bless our great country, america. thank you very much. thank you governor. >> president trump wrapping up the statement at the las vegas police department and the company of heroes, our souls are stricken with grief and america

is truly a nation in mourning. >> the president in las vegas thanking the first responders who worked tirelessly to help the wounded. he met with some of the 500 that were injured. at the same time investigators are working to unravel the mind of the gunman. fbi agents in los angeles have interviewing his girlfriend in the hopes she could shed light on who drove her boyfriend to such horrific depths of murder. >> the big story on "action news" is the presidential visit and the latest on the investigation of the mass shooting in las vegas. "action news" has team coverage at 4:00. >> reporter: president trump is in las vegas meeting privately with childrens hospital with survivors and their families and later with first responders. >> i just met some of the most amazing people. we met patients that were

absolutely terribly wounded. >> stephan paddock's girlfriend marylou danley is back in the united states met by federal agents. authorities calling her a person of interest that may hold key information into the investigation of the deadly shooting. her sisters say she was not involved. >> he sent her away. so that he could plan what he is planning without interruptions. >> investigators giving us a glimpse no the sniper's den the arsenal kilaueaing shotguns and pistols and rifles. this clip able to hold 100 rounds, under this cart a voice camera and another one set up inside of hi room. >> so the suspect could watch as law enforcement could watch as they approached his room. >> newly released body camera shows officers rushing people to safety. the barrage of bullets lasting up to 11 minutes. wednesday more faces and names

of those 58 innocent lives revealed. heather melton of tennessee is crediting her husband sonny for her survival. >> he wrapped his arms around me from behind and started running and that is when i felt him get shot in the back. and we fell to the ground. >> according to sources, investigators are exploring if they were looking to target the life is beautiful festival another outdoor concert that happened in september that featured chance the rapper and lord. and the horror of sunday's gun fire fresh in the wake of that massacre. "action news" anchor, jim gardner, continues our coverage live from the area where gun fire rang out a few days ago. >> reporter: good afternoon brian, we finally have visual access. police have opened the road around the mass murder location.

and needless to say it has attracted ours and a lot of other people's attention. we got our first close up look at the smashed out windows in receive paddock's mandalay bay suite. and police and the fbi still have a substantial presence just outside of the concert venue while the fbi continues to investigate inside. and then there is the memorial just a block away from the shooting scene. attracting not just americans but people of different nationalities and in different faiths. we spoke to a woman, a young woman that identified herself only as sam. she lost her cousin in the carnage. >> how is your family coping with this? >> it's hard. very hard. they don't know how to react. but we are getting through it. we are trying to be stronger and

be together every chance we can. and just trying to be one. >> reporter: it turns out that sam's cousin was a young man by the name of quenton robbins a student at the university of nevada las vegas and we were at unv earlier today talking to students about a number of things including the death of quenton robbins. we'll show you that story on "action news" at 5:00. >> jim, thank you. well country singer, jason aldean, who was on stage when the gun fire rang out in las vegas will not be performing this weekend and he canceled his concert scheduled for los angeles, anaheim and san diego out of respect for the victims and their families. he offered his condolences and he and his band are taking time to mourn those that lost their lives and to be close to their

loved ones. and he thanked his fans for the outpouring of love over the past few days. we continue to follow the latest on air and online. 6abc.com is your complete resource for coverage. there you find videos and photos from the scene and ways you can help. other news and here at home, a father is facing murder charges in bucks county now in connection with the death of his son. christopher coun is accused of stealing from a wal-mart and then causing a crash that kill that 2-year-old boy. we first told you about this story as breaking news at 4:00 yesterday and "action news" reporter gray hall is live at the scene of the crash in tully town and that father is jailed on $5 million bail. >> that is right. we are learning more about that suspect. we learned he does have a criminal past and we know in the past he has plead guilty to making terroristic threats. and now he is in more trouble and his 2-year-old son is dead

as a result. >> i can tell you right now he is in his own private hell and he will suffer and hold on to this the rest of his life. >> a family friend of christopher couns spoke to "action news" hours after he was accused of the unthinkable. >> his 2-year-old son kaden seen here is dead and they say it's all coun's fault. around noon tuesday he walked out a wal-mart in bucks county with stolen merchandise worth about $200, his child was with him during the alleged theft and coun tries to get away and put the 2-year-old in the suv and did not buckle him in and then disaster strikes, coun ran a red light and collided with another suv and his vehicle flipped and hit another car and his toddler was thrown from the suv and died from the injuries. >> no one knows what was going

through his mind. not to excuse what he did, he had a lot of problems. >> couns lives with his mother and their friends tell us she are stunned and heart broken and in deep grief. >> what is jaw dropping and that couns saw his son dying in the street and doing nothing. >> going over to the son that was not breathing on the roadway he was ejected from the vehicle and running away on foot. >> couns shared custody with the child's mother and was scheduled to pick him up at 8:00 p.m. at the night of the incident and now must bury her toddler because of the horrible decision made by his father. >> there is nothing he can say to explain what he did. >> back out live a heart breaking story we are not able to track down the child' mother. and tonight coun is locked up in jail as brian mentioned.

bail set at $5 million, and court date october 10th. channel 6 "action news." >> just an awful story, thank you. a bomb squad investigation in montgomery county turned out to be a false alarm. chopper 6 hd was over the police department as the investigators looked at a device left outside. a man brought what he thought was active explosives to the station and found them in his son's room and they were training devices belonging to the son who is currently in the military serving overseas and the bomb squad says the public was not in danger. >> there is no word on what caused an underground fire this morning. video shows the flames and smoke across from the walnut street theater. crews were called just before 9:00 this morning and peco says that 73 customers were impacted by this and walnut street was shut down at 9th street. still ahead on "action news"

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praise for the president. but when asked if he used that word. tillerson did not offer a denial. >> i'm not going to deal with petty stuff like that. this is what i don't understand about washington. >> later the spokesperson says the secretary did not call the president a moron. the president called the quote fake news was totally refuted. >> meanwhile leaders the senate committee say their investigation into the russian interests fearance is going on. they have so far interests viewed more than 100 witnesses and reviewed documents and as to whether russia cluded with the trump campaign that question is still open. a police officer in georgia is being credited with saving a pregnant woman's life in a situation that shows the sobering effects of opioid

epidemic. -- >> well, the woman's voice you heard there was sergeant alicia mcmore, and she responds to an emergency call at a hotel and found the woman barely breathing and the officers immediately turned to narcan known for reversing the effects of an overdose and they say that the woman is going to be okay. >> just really hope that she gets help. i really do. she has a child that is going to depend on her to make the right decisions in life. and i'm just hope that she will -- make this is a wake-up call and she will go down the right path and get some help. >> sergeant mcelmore is with the department for four years and this is the first time she had to use narcan. lawmakers on capitol hill are trying to find out how equi fax received a contract to

protect the irs from fraud following the data breach. they received this a month after the major breach that may have exposed the personal information of as many as 145 million people. according to the contract oh wa fax says the only company capele of bringing the serves to the irs. and to a look at closing numbers on wall street this afternoon. the dow is on the rise and the dow up 20 points and nasdaq up nearly 3 points and the s&p 500 up about 3 points on the day. and adam joseph is here talking about the temperatures rising. >> humidity rising and temperatures making a come back. we look at the weather center, live on sky 6 hd over penn's landing right now. a lot of blue upstairs still. we are still dealing with that very beautiful stretch of

weather with a cloudless sky. relatively low humidity and comfy temperatures from the morning to the afternoon and changes moving in, and in fact, summer is making a return starting here tomorrow. it stays warm and tremendously muggy going into the upcoming weekend, yes we are watching the tropics, this time parts of the caribbean and then the gulf of mexico. and that could bring us soaking rain next week which is actually some very good news for us. you don't ever want to say we want a tropical system but that could be the case. reading 76, philadelphia 74. millville upper 60s to low 70s along the shore and ocean temperature 74 degrees. satellite and radar a front to the north and west with fractures showers here, this is not a potent front and it's going to try to squeeze in from the north and stall just to the

north as we get to the end of the week and there won't be refreshing air coming in from the north behind it. for tonight a few clouds and a mild night unlike the last few nights with temperatures tumbled back and 59 trenton and 59 dover and philadelphia coming in at 61 degrees and temperatures are off to the races, tomorrow not like the last few days with the deep blue sky and a lot of clouds fighting the sunshine and despite that temperatures going 12 degrees above normal in the low 80s tomorrow and also you'll feel the humidity. lifting not northern and west and more than likely be named nate sometime late tonight. it scrapes near the yucatan and into the gulf of mexico and possibly becoming hurricane nate and we watch it on sunday between new orleans and the panhandle of florida and you see

the track does bring it either over our region or just to the west. at that point it would be the remnant low and it wouldn't be a tropical storm as it passes by us. and bringing us a soaking rain that is good news and no wind with it for that much. we look at the four day at 4:00 forecast, 83 for a high tomorrow and breaks of sun and possible shower north of the city on friday. 81 and very warm and muggy and tropical feeling saturday 85 degrees and for the eagles, tropically humid with clouds on the increase maybe a late day rain and still summer like in the 80s. we'll talk about the rain possible next week. >> thank you. still ahead on "action news" local elementary students are the stars of a music video with a powerful message. hear from the stars trying to change their community.

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the ac cam was in levitt town bucks county as students and staff walked to school at walter elementary. the police officers also joined in and their parents, for international walk to school day. once they got to class police hosted two assemblies to remind students how to stay safe around traffic and out riding their bikes. now to a music video with a powerful message and heart breaking lyrics, i pray to god please this shooting has to stop. three people just got killed on my block. those are the word of an elementary school student in wilmington. he is one of many children using music to express the violence and how to change it. students from bancroft elementary school has over 4,000 youtube views and climbing. the song is called my city needs something. >> it's suppose to help people.

make this world and city a better place and we really are also talking about how there is a lot of killing and here and we want it to stop. >> you look at someone the wrong way they are ready to fight or shoot you or something. i don't really understand. >> the young rappers are from bancroft and in an after school program run by the nonprofit children and families first. in an effort to help students deal with the alarming things they see, they called on the beyond the bars program. >> we feel like writing is therapeutic and a form of therapy. some students have not had this conversation with a therapist. >> they do respond to hip hop and along the way they learned -- >> the educational program using reading and writing and communication and character. beyond the bars means bars of music and beyond that is a lot of work.

>> they did research and investigation. >> some people want to go to college and i'm trying to keep people in school. so they don't end up like people outside. >> they all wrote their own lyrics and in the end they get to see it payoff in the video and the buzz surrounding it. they have something special and i believe they understood this was a special project. ♪ ♪ i watched that entire video and it got me right here, you hate so see kids talk about this topic but boy they expressed themselves in a way that hopefully get other people's attention. >> they are challenging their creativity and spirit to change it.

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post next in what's the deal. >> we begin with new details about the deadly double shooting on the streets of allentown and we know the names of two young men gunned down in broad daylight and we don't know why. lehigh valley correspondent walter perez talked to the people that knew the victims today. >> reporter: hey sharrie, investigators have a lot more questions than answers regarding this case and that goes double for the people that knew and loved the two young victims. >> a person you would like to know he was very special. >> tonda is talking about keith minik along with richard vera jr. murdered in broad daylight yesterday afternoon at the corner of 4th and washington streets. she says that minik was treating her niece but treated her relatives like family. >> he was a decent guy and loyal

to everybody. that he loved even me. >> friends and family are saying much of the same about richard vera jr. aleesa rodriguez says she can't imagine the motive. >> someone that was always happy and brought joy to you, never wantsed to see anyone down. >> allentown police are searching for the person or people responsible. they are remembering a happy go lucky young man that had a lot of live for. >> he loved to play basketball with his family and has an unborn on the way. and it's just sad. >> reporter: so far right now no motives or suspects in this case and witnesses say they saw two people run from the scene. this is the second murder case in allentown in broad daylight in the last two weeks.

reporting live in allentown, walter perez, channel 6 "action news." >> walter, thank you. now to the latest on the investigation into sunday's mass shooting in las vegas. the president and first lady, melania trump arrived in the city today meeting with survivors and their families and first responders. investigators are working to figure out what drove stephan paddock to carry out the assault that killed 58 people. there was cause for joy, haden hasser was separated from his mother and they took his picture and posted on social media and that led to a tearful reunion. >> i lost her and it's just me and my aunt and i didn't know where my sister was and didn't know where to run. >> i saw my son come out of the garage door and i dropped to me knees and he ran as hard as he

could to me. >> aiden's mom is seeking counseling to help aiden process what happens. and is happy he was not physically harmed. >> the conk of the tragedy will continue throughout the evening. we'll have more on the victims and the president's visit coming you tonight on "action news." fire investigators are trying to determine if a high school student's cell phone ignited at school this morning. chopper 6 hd was over northern burlington county regional high school. the fire marshall was called to the mansfield building for a report of a trash can on fire with a cell phone inside of it. officials are not sure if the phone overheated and was tossed in the bin or the trash can was set on fire first but nobody was hurt. people are trying to get sick of hearing us say this but another beautiful day outside. >> i'm not tired of it yet. lets go to meteorologist, adam joseph.

>> it's butte having if you like the summer heat and humidity and we'll lose the deep blue sky and comfy temperatures but not bad. the current temperatures right now run ago above the normal 71 for this time of year. 5 degrees above that for philadelphia and trenton all sitting at 76 degrees and 72 degrees at the atlantic city airport. and as they mentioned. look at that beautiful sky there, not a cloud to be found here on our temple university camera from sky 6 hd once again, very similar to the last few days, we start chilly in the mornings and warm in the afternoons and changes start to arrive overnight tonight in fact, as we look at the evening planner, temperatures don't fall as fast as the last few nights and cloud cover starts to increase late in the evening. 69 at 8:00 and 66 at 11:00 and the low in the city 61 degrees by tomorrow morning. we'll talk about the heat and

tropical humidity and we'll talk about the tropics themselves and we'll have the 5:00 update from the national hurricane center in the update. and the inter demom nation council and the delaware final and action spoke out against racism and discrimination in state government. that the state should acknowledge the problem and hold itself accountable and make the appropriate changes in order to prevent what could be a dangerous fallout. >> we have a major crisis here and has not erupted into violence like baltimore or ferguson but only a matter of time before we see acts of destruction or despair unless we move with all deliberate speed. >> as part of today's event the group called on governor john carnie to reappoint dr. patrice gillan johnson to the secretary of labor position. >> today patients with

interstition lung disease were invited to the temple lung center. they gave patients and care taker a chance to learn about the latest treatments and research findings about the disease. organizers believe that the event will help patients better cope with hire condition. >> it's called the explorer's grand slam climbing the highest mountain on every content and trekking to the north and south poles it's impressive but they documented someone that did it after a very brave fight. monica malpass has more on this. >> his name is sean sworner and a cancer survivor twice but now only has one functioning lung and accomplished all of that. ali gorman spoke with this amaz igman when he stopped by "action

news." plus, it is a star studded night in northern liberties as the city honors some of the biggest names in music that used to call the philadelphia area home. we are live at the big walk of fame gala. you'll know the names and love their music. >> thank you monica. delaware county is joining pennsylvania's walk works program. the program hopes to find easy, fun and freeways to increase physical activity for all ages. in delaware county three new safe walking routes are available. plus, a 1.4 million walk innade yen. and joining a team or challenge. still to come on "action news" at 4:00, we'll introduce you to the jeopardy champ and internet darling winning more than just cash. and if you like to post your

kids on social media. experts say the consequences go beyond bombarding your friend's facebook feet you could be putting your kids at risk. and sky high fashion faux pas. inside of one designer's bid to elevate crocs to the cat walk quite literally.

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convicted. a welsh researcher has an idea for moms and moms to be. put down the self help book. the more a woman reads they find the more depression she has. not that the books cause depression but feeds into what comes with motherhood. she says there is no evidence that these books work either. and now big talkers, beginning with a big backlash against amazon for allowing a third party retailer to sell an item called everything from inexceptiontive to dangerous. this is the sweatshirt in question. not only does the hoody say and fon etcly spell anorexia on the chest.

like bulimia except with self-control. as you can imagine people are deeply upset about the sweatshirt today that charges people if they buy larger sizes, some of the reviews call amazon and the retailer evil for making a profit marketing eating disorders. amazon has not commented on this yet. so these are crocs right? they start out at boating shoes and then an all purpose outdoor shoe for things like gardening, and now the rubber like foot wear is a getting a makeover from a premiere designer. bal enyag -- is giving is a fashion twist. models wore these walking the runway in paris for fashion week and the world has noticed.

the towering platform has color and bling and flair, and the designer style is called the foam and takes us back to the 90s maybe the 70s for others. any way no word yet on how much the crocs will cost but the last designer mash-up were $400 a pair. with this name grand we expect you to pay an even heftier price. >> finally, if you have been watching jeopardy over the past week, you likely know the name austin rogers after six straight victories. the bearded bartender is winning cash and hearts with antics like this. >> our returning champion a bartender from new york, new york austin rogers. >> funny, funny. >> $6,500. >> the manhattan man racked up

$257,000 the first streaker of the season and that is not all, his risky betting strategy and quirky confidence earned him his own twitter #~ austin on jeopardy you can route on rogers for winning seven straight. it airs at 7:00 and this guy has a lot of fans and love out there so far. >> no question as to why. last night he had $35,000 in final jeb and bet $34,000 and walked away with like $69,000. unbelievable. matt pellman has the traffic update. >> the ride home is in jeopardy in a few spots, and to put it all in perspective here is what is happening on the southbound side of the roosevelt boulevard that someone is stuck in the sewer on the southbound side of

the boulevard. yes friend its could be worse and because of that police activity involve that person stuck there there are restrictions southbound from woodhaven road on the boulevard. over on 95 southbound a crash a normal fair over there. extra heavy from approaching academy down to bridge street. farther south a broken down armored truck in delco south of the blue route now off to the side. extra heavy delays as you come down from philadelphia international airport this is not 95 this is the schuylkill expressway westbound side. looks like we have a crash here sticking out into the right lane right by the university avenue south street area, extra heavy here westbound from passyunk avenue. lets go back to delco, a bad crash involving a vehicle rolled over along 352, not far from linvilla orchards, if you want to use 452 instead no problems over there. new problems with construction

cow path road closed today for a month and a half for work over the perkiomen creek. and lyndonwald middle school a crash at the white horse pike and stay on chew's landing road to get around that. >> trying to get them unstuck from the sewer as well. >> thank you. adam joseph is standing by with the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast next. are you taking the tissue test?

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the home to the philadelphia union. and again a sea of blue upstairs and a fairly quiet delaware river, not a lot of wind to create ripples on the water there. but as we jump towards the weekend yes it's wednesday and we think about the the weekend ahead. very summer like. 75 degrees, 4 degrees shy of the record high. warm, sunny and muggy as well and sunday tropical humidity floods in this weekend going into the second half of the weekend. clouds thicken sunday afternoon and there could be showers by the end of the day and temperatures equally as warm in the low and the mid-80s when we should be sitting at sunday at 69 degrees for a high temperature. right now in the mid to upper 70s to the north and west, bethlehem 75, pots down 74 and 78 in coatesville and lake harmony 72 and center city 76 and as we heard towards yearsy,

similar temperatures. ewing 75 and browns mills. and 72 in vineland and smyrna mid-70s for your temperature. a front to the north and west and typically you get the fronts swinging down to the south and opens up the door to fresh high pressure from canada with much cooler temperature but this time around the front does not make it down to the south. tonight mainly clear and clouds and a mild night. 58 in the suburbs to around 61 for center city. the jet stream remains to the northern and that allows this ridge, this high to continue to build for the next few days acting leak a summer pattern pumping in the heat and humidity. and the high starts to slip away early next week we are talking monday into tuesday, it could be nate drifting in the gulf of mexico. and could bring the moisture up the eastern seaboard with a

possible 1 to 2 inches of rain. the good news is if it comes inland and up the coast. it won't be a tropical system not tropical winds and we need the 1 to 3 inches of rain and that could be good news. tropical depression number 16 winds 35 miles per hour moving to the northwest at 7. and should make landfall near honduras as well as nicaragua and tomorrow as a tropical storm and lifting up to the gulf of mexico and possibly becoming a hurricane one. and sunday afternoon as a weak category one and then a remnant low and falls apart by monday well to the south and that is why there is no fear here of a tropical system just the remnant moisture. as we look at the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast warm breaks of sun and more clouds tomorrow than we have seen at 83. clouds and a shower north of the city on friday, 81. and the humid tropical like

weekend with highs in the middle 80s and the rain could develop and linger from monday into tuesday before it turns less humid and more seasonable on wednesday, 75 degrees, we are begging for rain and this is the perfect opportunity and will be presented by remnant moisture of what could be nate. >> adam, thanks. >> if you post photos of your children online stay with us, we'll help you safe guard their security. coming up in what's the deal.

well, if you love sharing pictures of your child on social media look we all do it, you are not alone. >> there are consequences with bombarding friends with cute photos, here is nydia han to explain. >> by oversharing you may be putting your child's security at

risk. how to safe guard your child's security while having the freedom to share what is important to you. rosy john never shy as way from posting her artwork to social media. and when it comes to her three young children rosy takes a different approach. i have a young son old enough to understand his privacy and i ask him are you happy for mommy to share this? >> you should also be concerned about their digital identity. child identity theft is a real theft and our culture of oversharing is partially to blame. >> and seemingly harmless information bike will your child's name and age and what they look like and where they go to school. all of that information could be used to create a profile that a hacker could use down the road for identity theft. follow these digital parenting tips, tighten up the settings on the sites you use and set up your facebook post to go to your

friends rather than the entire public. limit your circle of friends by creating a list of close friends and another option a closed facebook group that requires you to approve everyone that requests access and use caution before using a picture of a child's actual location. like hints of your home or school. >> and be careful sharing picks of your child's state of undress. >> even an innocent pick of your kid naked in the bathtub could haunt them down the road because nothing ever goes away. >> and wait until you get home before posting vacation photos. i'm nydia han, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you, that does it for "action news" at 4:00, for sharrie williams, adam joseph and i'm brian taff. join us tonight and every night for a full hour of "action news"

at 10:00. "action news" continues next with zoo adventures, meteorologist, cecily tynan, is live at the zoo with a preview. >> reporter: hi brian and sharrie a beautiful day to be at the zoo and i'm hang ougt with this guy a hissing cockroach, they have paces in their abdomen to force out air if they feel threaten the. they let out a loud his, and it looks like he has horns and this is a male and they use that to fight. and they eat meat material on the forest floor, they are great for the eco system. i am live here hanging out with the lions, when "action news" returns.

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>> a message from president trump to the victims of this week's mass shooting in las vegas. today the president visited with victims and first responders in nevada. as the sign of solidarity. he says that the nation's stands behind them as they continue to cope with the fallout of that deadly rampage. it is wednesday night and the big story on "action news" is the latest out of las vegas as investigators continue to piece together what led up to the deadly shooting. >> right now the shooting centers around the gunman's girlfriend, marylou danley and overnight she returned to the u.s. and is being questioned by detectives, meantime the police are looking at the setup outside of stephan paddock's hotel room as the names and faces continue to emerge. "action news" anchor, jim gardner, is in las vegas all week and live with more from president trump's visit there today. good evening. jim. >> reporter: hi monica, air force one is now wheels up