here we come. you don't mess with america. here we go. your final five tonight, the motive remains a miss friday in the deadly las vegas shooting. the gun president says \he\e may talk gun control but right now. the pentagon and the white house are on the same page when it comes to north korea. up first tonight, let's talk about las vegas. once again, the deadl iest mass shooting in modern us history. nearly 48 hours later police still don't know what us contacted it. we'll get to more on the investigation. but first let's talk about the victims t. last night we told you you about tina frost. she is badly injured

ed in 2008 where she was a member of the soccer team. her former soccer coach talked about tina right now. if i could see tib a right now was to continue to be the bad as fight er. they held a moment for frost tonight before tonight's game. they set up a go fund me another woman from our area was killed in the shooting. denise brditis was at the cops earth with her husband of 32 years. on the way out, denise was struck. she was immediately unconscious and i stayed with her there. her wounds were pretty bad. another gentleman stopped and we moved her back and then finally got the ability to move her outside the fence. we loaded up in someone's pickup truck was out there and started ded on our way to the hospital. and she left us pri

>> denise's husband will be returning to their home in west virginia once her body is re lease. we are learning more about the investigation into the hooting. the desginate toll of 59. we've heard 59 quite ability bit. that includes the gunman. so it's 58 victims and then the gunman. out of the 23 guns found his hotel room there were device owes 23 of them. and police release some new and dramatic body cam videos. police found 23 guns in the shooter's hotel room. tonight we learned that 12 of those had the devices on them called bump stocks. police don't know what the motive is, but it's clear the shooter was planning this whole thing out carefully. there was cameras located outside of the room and inside of the room along with the firearms. i anticipate he was looking for anybody coming to take him

gunman transferred $100,000 oversees in the days before the attack. investigators are trying to trace that money. they're also taking a closer look at the shooter's girlfriend and what she may have known calling her a person interest. she was out of the country at the time of the attack. the fbi is bringing her back to the us tomorrow for questioning. calls for gun control are coming from democrats in the aftermath. today the president indicated gun laws could be something that the white house takes a closer look at, but in the future. what happened in las vegas is in many ways a miracle. the police department has done such an incredible job and we'll be talk ing about gun laws. i do have to ahow quickly the police department was able to get in. it was very much of a miracle. a lot of praise for the police coming from all

president also reiterated that by twitter tonight. there are others out there mitchell mcconnell said it's premature to discuss since the investigation is still on go. it does appear the gunman in vague as bought the guns legally. one of the guns was bought in utah in february. all protocols were followed. just a nrm l al every day customer. walked in the doors, came in three or four different times. average every day joe blow, no red flags, nothing to that effect. came in , ended up purchasing a shotgun. it took him three different visits to purchase the shotgun. no red flags. went through the entire background quhek. all different safety checks were checked off. fbi passed him off through the system. >> today on capital hill gun control advocates joined democratic senators. this

epidemic of gun violence is a unique american problem. it doesn't happen in any other industrialized country. it's not because we have a higher rate of mental illness than other countries do. it's not because we spend less money on law enforcement than other countries do. it's because this country has the loosest set of gun laws allowing dangerous people to own dangerous weapons in the trillion iced world. let's talk about steve scalise who was injured back in june at the congressional baseball game he was critically wounded and we learned that he was very close to death in the hooting. he recovered and came back to congress just last week. have you you, your experience of your own and what you saw in las vegas, has it changed how you feel about any of that? >> i think it's fortified it because first of all you've got to recognize that when

-- when there is a tragedy like this the first thing we should be thinking about is praying for the people who were injured and doing whatever we can to help them, to help law enforcement. we shouldn't first be thinking of promoting our a little bit l california agenda. house republicans today said they don't expect an nra backed bill democrats are pushing to end the sale of those bump stocks \am\many that's what it looked like the gunman had on 12 of those devices, 12 of those guns he had in his hotel. these are the devices that increase the rate of fire on a semi automatic . a lot of people getting an education on really ins and outs of guns period through this whole process. in the meantime the president will head out to las vegas tomorrow but he its back at the white house after a visit to puerto rico of course. most people on the island still don't have power two weeks after the storm

back up and the long it was have zimmerman.ed to maybe about a 30 to 50 minutes. the president and first lady toured a city outside of san juan with the governor of puerto rico. he's trying to assure residents that the government is helping puerto rico to recover. i hate to tell you puerto rico you've thrown our budget a little out of whack . every death is a horror, but if you you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died. what is your death count as of this moment, 17. >> sixteen people certified. six ten people versus in the thousands. you can be are proud of all of your people, all of our people working together. of by the way that death toll earlier this evening we heard from the governor who said the death toll is closer to 40.

president also handed out suppl ies. a lot of people are talking about the video of the president tossing rolls of paper towels into the crowd almost like he was shooting a basketball. you you see the reaction out there. it doesn't seem like people were too worr ied about it. it getting a lot of attention tonight. nonetheless, the president leaving you puerto rico today. the p president says he received no constructive criticism while in puerto rico and that he only heard thank yous. the mayor of san juan in particular pledded with the federal government to up the recovery. it's not all about politics. the secretary of defense says the response to puerto rico was as quick as possible. senator, i assure you you this is all hands on deck. there is no delay when a request comes in, it's approved the moment it hits the pentagon. they have over 10,000 troops there. we had to reopen the airports themselves, which is part of the restraint on you how many aircraft we could get

it was a logistics effort simply to open the door for thesm you bring in a few people, get things opened up. but there is no lack of resources, sir. >> the trump administration finalizing a 29 aid request that would require 16 bill for insurance program and almost 16 bill in new relieve leaf for. it doesn't seem like recollection rex tillerson and the president is on the same page. he tweeted rex tillerson wasting his time trying to negotiate. i believe that secretary tillerson is accurate ly stating that we are probing for opportunities to talk with the north. all we're doing is probing. we're not talking with them consistent with the president's dismay about not talking with them before the time is

they're willing to talk. so i do not see the divergence as strongly as some have interpreted it. tonight north korea is continuing to its inflammatory talk. tonight they take an aim at japan. they saying he acted like a headless chicken at the un assembly. and aurged other un members in its missile programs. undocumented immigrants who are in the us under the daca program. it was early september the us announced it would be ending in six months . they said come up with a solution before then. there's still a divide over how to do it . senate democrats rallied in support of daca participation

this is a group of young people who are in our colleges. they are in our graduate schools, medical schools and law schools they are searching in our military. they are working in fortune 100 companies and we are unwilling to keep the promise and the word of the united states government. by the way, another person mentioned in the breath of possible 2020 candidates. >> meanwhile chuck of iowa, robust security has to be part of any legislation, but that doesn't mean a border wall. remember about three weeks ago, the chuck and nancy dinner where they had take out food and chocolate cake. they seemed to think they stuck a deal on the. >> he said he told them there is no deal. coming up next on the final five we're talking about more of where we go. coming back after

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the after a math of tragedy now even more than ever we wake up every morning and say where do we go from here. a discussion that plays out in our homes on t v and on social media. let's dive in this a little more with our friend time tim. your show is arrested on an outstanding lot like ours. you try to take in a refort look in politics. it was in the an easy day yesterday. no, no jokes at all yesterday. we talked about trying to get along with one another because there was so much negativity from both sides it seemed like there were a few people mourning and then both sides on social media were pretty ugly. that seems to be the way it always goes. i engaged myself into the discussion earlier tonight when people started throwing the bash es

little passionate about that. but it seems like everybody has friends who are basically the uncle that wants to start the fight at thanksgiving dinner, has an opinion about everything it's the most a lot of people can do is think about what happened and pray about it. what can you you do in this instance. there's a sign that's saying it's awful. that's another level to me. we had two democratic conscious man, both from massachusetts. step bottle on and catherine clark. they saturday out, we're done with the thoughts and prayers. we want action at this point. i think it's a little l over the top. >> i think it's a lot over the top. i think we theed to be unified as a country. sure, thoughts and prayers is a little bit of rhetoric, but you have to be thoughtful and mindful of the people that are affected in this instance. for a guy who trols his trade in comedy. i'm trying to

it. who works in comedy. from the healthcare debate to now this, for some reason jimmy kimmel who is a guy who for a long time as seen as the a political one in late night he has gone quite political which a lot of people like what he had to say last night, but what do you you think all of a sinned he become as this voice of conscious or self styling himself as such. you're an authentic guy, but it seems like it's a play for ratings. maybe he saw something spike up and that's what he's going for. i hate to say that. when it came to healthcare, talking about his son. he said i'm a little bit sizing my son's illness. he had some personal skin in the game. when you're carrying over to the gun debate they kind of realize what demographics is watching the show and they're playing to it. i think a lot of people say they want something done. there areom

and it's come police it that they want some sort of gun control. you want the stuff to stop. how do you go about doing it? i don't know that there's a solution for crazy people with guns because crazy people are going to get their hands on guns . can you legislation it away, no. you couldn't have identified this guy ahead of time. there was no way to solve this problem. there is an absolute helpless \{^s}\in\{^ness}\ here. politicians, they're in the making their money by saying there's no real solution so they have to poll rise people and play that game. a lot of people will say avenue town when there was really no massive push for legislation after that that was the end of the debate. i think as this continues we're learning more about guns on a daily basis . i have -- one of my twitter follower send me some videos, this is how a bump stop until

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>> press secretary david shul kin reportedly under investigation for his july trip to europe. he traveled to london and denmark. he was also reportedly a wim bill ten max and took a crews. looking into the trip, but wouldn't say what triggered the probe or if the office was investigating any other ipses of his travel. nikki hail i violated the federal law just by clicking the retweet button

of special council says haley violated the act by retweeting a message from the president about ralph norman. haley is getting a warning letter. it sounds like she probably just learned her lesson there. jared kushner 's personal e-mail has been moved to the trump organization e-mails amid criticism. the accounts were moved several days after his lawyer confirmed he did use a private account. they contained official e-mails. they criticized hillary clinton while using a personal e-mail account while serving as secretary of state. i did the voice a couple of times today. it's late, i'm going to spare you all from do ing my schwarzeneggerer voice was in d.c. today. who many i

kidding. it's a political practice of trying to shape vot ing district to favor the party and power. but now it's being tested in front of the supreme court. here's fox's shannon green. >>reporter: i say it's time to say former california governor averaged schwartz nationer is asking to toss the electoral maps. opponents argue social science and high tech data have made the process so precise that once a party redraws district, the minority may stay that way for good. his extreme political gerrymandererring unconscious al whether dissuade voters from even heading to the polls. quote, whether it's a democratic district or republican district, using this map it is priori contained. adding what becomes of the precious right to roat. but when

districting called it a threat to democracy and a task that was left better to judges, they responded the whole point is you're taking these issues away from democracy and you're throwing them into the courts and it may simply be my ed kaig al background but i can only describe as sos logical goabl gook. it's one potentially landmark cases on the court's detect docket. there's only one predisiks that's safe about the upcoming term and that is it will be mow meant us. also on township, sports beght and religious freedom and anti discrimination laws in the case of a colorado baker who turned down a job for a same sex ceremony. i serve everybody that comes in. i welcome everybody into my shop. i just don't create cakes for every event that is presented to me. and of course, the headliner,

the president's so-called travel ban. in many ways it's a political judgment and historically the court has been very reluctant to tread into areas where it could be viewed as making a political judgment that is properly confined to the travel executive. it was said to be argued next week but after the administration issued another revised version they pulled it from the calendar and asked whether the issue which could define the boundaries of presidential power is now moot. shannon green, fox5 news. we like hand on breem, but i didn't hear her do an arnold voice. who is sleeping sound license a who is tossing and turning tonight in we'll tell you after the break.

>> welcome back. so throughout the show we always get tweets from you. i got a tweet from

ing thoughts and prayers, unlike most people they can do something about them. when your connecticut senator chris murphy it seems like it's your district . it includes newtown school massacre back in 2012. whether you agree with this mission to seek to tighten gun laws or not it's hard to not step up and say something. while we call the segment sound asleep the impact of sand i hook is personal enough to understand that that might be a little bit difficult for senator murphy right now. on the other hand, vice-president might have a bit of a headache on his hands. as chief of staff mike gairs when he floated the idea that they spend their efforts to purge efforts who aren't standing in line with the trump administration. when republican s are trying to beast a unified front going

midterms they have an idea that a purge may not be afoot. make it a good night, the morning crew is here at 46789. twenty-five. good night.

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