this is -- this is home. and it looks like it's going to take awhile. >> reporter: after 27 years, i can understand you wanting to stay. i'd guess that there were ten homes burned as we look down santiago. is that an accurate number from what you can tell me? >> i would say so. i haven't even driven down there or walked down there. >> reporter: were there fire crews here last night? >> i never heard a thing. i never saw a firefighter. i never heard anybody warn us to leave. it was pretty much if we wouldn't have made a decision to leave on our own, we never heard anything on the cell phones, no emergency information. we would have burned. i can't believe there are not more people dead. maybe there is. >> reporter: sherry sharp talking to us from the coffey park neighborhood. as we look down this way, we saw the ten or so lots, they're really lots now, all the houses are gone, but take a look back this direction. looking north up santiago, across san miguel, as far as you can see in this direction, more homes

this was sold out weeks in advance. this guy plotted and planned this.e on to any casino, you know, the eye in the sky has you in frame. so i think in the colling weeks we'll know a lot more. there is nowhere else in the united states has more camera than the united states. stuart: kaya jones, thank you for sharing your experience. >> god bless you. stuart: god bless you. thank you very much. our next guest, senate candidate, danny tarkanian. very famous family in las vegas. danany, thank you very much for being with us. i, give us the mood there right now. it is shut down basically? >> it is shocked. everybody is concerned about people on the strip. i had 20, 20 five texts this morning. i was sleeping when the event occurred. is your family okay? this was the worst fear for people in las vegas. we knew this was a possibility because of the type of entertainment and activities we have in this community. you about for it to finally happen, happen with a domestic terrorist as opposed to international terrorist really shocks me. stuart: what do you want to

this is near the world trade center this is halloween. this is a day when people and families getting together. we have the halloween parade. the city is in lockdown in lower manhattan. bernard, what will happen tonight as we move into the evening hours? >> well, as as a result of this, the naturally the nypd and fbi will escalate their alert status. they will make sure soft targets are covered the best they can. they will have extra resources in the streets, which they already do for halloween anyway. you know, as bad as it is as tragic as it is, keep in mind it could have been worse. if this guy pulled a stunt like this at rockefeller center, ran into 50 or 60 people, instead of a couple of groups here or there, the casualty list would be of bigger. this is terrible and sad, something we have to deal with. i think it would be much worse if he was in a different area of the city. liz: bernard, let's back up. this is being treated as a terrorist incident. and the, the thinking among intelligence officials is, this is, could be called a fo

this is so unfortunate that thing like this have to happen in order to see that this kind of thing is real. but i think this will make us stronger. not only the community of the united states but the community in the music world coming together to stand up for these kinds of things and bring peace and happiness back to everyone that you know, it's interesting, jake, they talk about the shooter. the 64-year-old man doesn't fit the profile. apparently a man w.h.o. lived in a retirement community. you also don't expect anything at a country music festival just as you didn't at an ariana grande concert. what does that say to you? >> i mean, you know, it's unfortunate things like this happen. i'm a floridian and when the nightclub had the shooting last year, that was devastating to me, you know, the kinds of people, innocent lives. these kinds of things that were happening. i just -- i just think as american citizens all we can do is continue to be strong and come together. i think with everything you're seeing now. this is the time we all need to come together. and be the best we can be f

this is very important. this is very important to understand. today, there are some people unfortunately, i am very sad about this and i hope this will stop immediately on their return, the most important companies over at catalonia, more than 400 have left catalonia because of this crisis, which has been provoked by the instability. this is the contradictions in terms. how can you protect your country if you are forcing your rich -- your wealth to get to feed your country. this is something they have to answer. i would like where it is naturally has to be and not forced by a crisis like this. we speak about entities, but hopefully, we shouldn't have the problem of financial deficits. this could be a tremendous situation. there is another thing i would like to mention. it has a little bit to do, in spain, i was some days ago with a man of gp mode. when i asked him -- the problem of catalonia and spain, i said, we only see the growing of spain now. we continue to be 3.1. second, we see that the premium that you pay is lower than when we took the

is this this independent this movement of. is similar to brics it or two other. moments that have are an element of taking back control. that is so delusional in some ways but we're seeing this across a lot as you just mentioned this national is a look at i want to ask you about this catalonia is just another version of what we've seen with the election of dol trump with rex it does this continue to snowball basically not just in europe are around the globe. well it is true that there is a populous to die mentioning what is happening both in the bracks it's got a long year but at the bottom line is that the right for sell a determination of people. has to be respected and this is mentioned in the un charter but this only makes sense if you're real talking about situations where let's say the human rights are in danger or something like that for the rest it's a bit of those strange thing that people everywhere tend to say well we want to be independent we will do we are better off on our own and surprisingly or not surprisingly

this evening. can we see the driver there, as he came out of the car waving his guns, was shot by police. so far, no claim of responsibility by any terror group. >> that's right. no claim of responsibility. police are basing their information this was a terror attack by shouting allah akbar and had two weapons inoperable, paint guns or pellet guns. what they will do, they will take that license plate and backtrack where that car came from. >> they did not say -- they know it was a rental car and from home depot. they did not say where it was from. no information yet. >> home depot confirmed it was one of their cars and they will instantly know based on the information where that's from. looking at the license plate number, commissioner kelly helped install that system and they can see if there is anybody else that might be involved. >> that is the big question, peter thomas, senior justice comment. the mayor leaned into the idea it was a lone wolf and the police commissioner didn't say they knew fo

this budget and this process is a sham. it has the sole purpose of allowing a partisan majority to suspend regular order to pass the trump tax give-aways. if it passes, it will be the best argument yet for dissolving this panel. and i concur with senator corker, who said in his statement that partisan runway for a deficit finance tax cuts is, to use his phrase -- that is what is 100% about. thank you, chairman. >> thank you. senator kennedy. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i want to thank you, mr. chairman, for this budget. it's balanced, it's very thoughtful, and i think it will serve us a supreme board to allow us to do tax reform. every -- i don't mean to be ugly in what i'm about to say, mr. chairman. but everything happens for a reason. and sometimes the reason is you're stupid and make a bad decision. and that's what has happened in washington in the last eight years. the people responsible for what cbo projects is a 1.8% growth in our economy over the next ten years, ought to hide their head in a bag. that's just embarra

this after he earlier tweeted this. my warmest condolences and sympathies to the victims and families of the terrible las vegas shooting. god bless you. that was the first response that we have heard to the president on this mass shooting. joining me now is brit hume fox news political analyst. brit, this will be the first we have heard the president respond to this as he steps up to make a statement at 10:30 a.m. eastern time. >> this is a very dark day in our country's history, sandra, and i think it's a challenge for any leading official, including the president, to strike the tone that would be the equal of this hideous atrocity that's happened out there. it's possible, as your previous guest suggested, that this could be a unifying moment in the way that people respond to it. but it's a tough challenge and people are going -- there are also some political piece of this, people will most certainly go to the usual battle stations over gun control, pro and con. mental health issues. motivations of the shooter. we'll h

focus of this investigation. and so it's not a surprise that these charges would be brought, you know, against manafort, and as you said, i believe "the new york times" is reporting that rick gates may also have been notified about possible charges. >> evan, it's the top of the hour here on the east. it's 8:00. so for people that are just joining us. let's recap the big breaking news this morning. cnn had reported on friday that charges would be forthcoming this week as early as today. >> charges were presented, indictments were returned, under seal, but now we have new information. >> and an arrest might be happening as early as today, but there was no word on who that might be. and in just the past few minutes, evan perez has new reporting that, in fact, paul manafort, who you know was the trump campaign chairman will be surrendering today to the fbi. >> that's what's expected from evan. do you want to fill that out a little bit for you, evan, and we'll wring you some helpers. cnn legal analyst, michael zeldin,

sound and this moment and this vote this group this. this move that they have taken so while this is all been happening what's been happening in madrid is completely opposed to what's happening here hoda abdel-hamid has been covering all of this from the trip for us and a lot of defiance there and what we're hearing as at the spanish government is going to be convening in about ninety minutes about an hour and a half from now i guess to address what the next steps are what is your understanding of what's coming next from the government there and madrid. well their cabinet will be meeting in i think in the less than an hour but they will have to search in the weekly cabinet meeting session and followed by that extraordinary session now the introduced action is needed to ratify the vote that happened just. a while ago here inside the senate building and after that officially prime minister money and a boy would be in charge of now all of that plan was put in place before the commemoration of independence from bars in barcelona things migh

promote this story. well of course it's difficult to know what they think we can project that they're being directed by risk management and their insurance companies this really is a situation in the whole country that the insurance companies could do the right thing they could find that there was something amiss going into their own investigations m.g.m. is basically hiding the ball here they argue with the city police the metro police the f.b.i. as to what the time frames were you'd think that they'd come together in a room get the f.b.i. the metro police experts into g.m. and share everything that's not happening they're not forthcoming of course a restraining order has been fined filed and granted by the court that prevents tampering. spoliation as this develops robert one thing we do see the idea is that mandalay bay the owners the insurance companies the promoters they first of all have to come to the conclusion that this this doesn't just happen that it wasn't just this this crazy man up with a gu

nobody knows at this point. we're four hours into this.t's going to take some time to figure out what went on here. obviously the big questions are why did why? did he have any help? where did he get the weapon? why did he choose this concert venue? what was going on in his mind? they've identified a woman they say was his companion, his roommate, and they're asking public help in finding her. her name is mary lou danley. she's 4'11" 111 pounds, they did not give her age but say she's is an asian woman and she had been living with him and they're eager to find her as well. >> pete, can i jump in for a second? we heard on a couple of occasions police know who the suspect is. >> yes. >> does that mean now he's dead they know him or that they had some prior knowledge of this suspect in the las vegas area? >> no, it's the former, that they know who he is because they were able to identify him after he was killed, after they breached the room, blew the door open, used a stun grenade and stopped any further shooting. so that's how they knew who

it was a smaller degree to this. this would not be the first time for an attack like this. but certainly in this size of a city this is a first. >> we are going to stay on the story. chuck todd is going to pick it up from down in washington. >> thank you nicole, be afl yourself going home. i'm worried about all of you up there. we are following that breaking news coming over, a deadly incident in new york city. w nbc reports at least six dead and 15 more are injured after a vehicle drove at least seven blocks through a pedestrian and bicycle path in lower moip after the 3:00 p.m. hour in afternoon. the suspect identified as a man in his mid 30s exited the vehicle and shouted allah akbar before tiring a pellet gun and possibly another weapon. he is currently in bellevue hospital in new york. it is being investigated as terrorism. and a fbi terrorism joint task force is asissing on the same. it was said this is an intentional act. hard stop. the governor and mayor are being briefed. we expect to hear from the n.y.p.d. in approximately 15 minutes. we will bring that to you liv

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this drum beat from republicans this has gone on long enough.essage from today from the mueller investigators, we hear you and here's what we got. i think -- look, i think robert mueller knows -- he's served in government. he knows that this is something that is distracting to the white house. that the president deserves to be able to run his administration. but also it's clear that he believes there is something here that needs to be thoroughly investigated. so she's showing some of the cards now. >> and they told us, this is the tip of the iceberg. in the court documents they said this case is just a small part referring to papadopoulos. so we know there's a lot more to come and what we've seen may pale in comparison. >> thank you all. stay with cnn for the russian developments. the news continues on cnn. thanks for watching. shimon c >>> a guilty plea, two indictment the and a lot of tension fblt the first big moves by the russian special counsel. just a widening net. could more dominos be lady to fall? good morning. >> really nice to see you

this really -- this is a criminal investigation.f sessions isn't ever going to feel comfortable coordinating that. rod rosenstein is recused. >> sean: who does the special counsel? >> jeff sessions can appoint a special counsel. he's just not going to be comfortable doing this. he ought to get somebody in here and get this off their hands. >> sean: sara? >> i agree with victoria. there's only so far that many of us can go, particularly with this type of investigation. especially when it goes into territory that's classified. i think a special counsel can do that. it can look into a lot of these issues, oversight can take a look at, senator grassley has been tremendous as well. as far as asking the right questions and moving forward. i think a special counsel as victoria suggested, that's something been hearing from sources. something jeff sessions can move forward with. >> sean: john, let's go into the new information. now the investigation, they allow the visas to individuals they know is involved with this, how can that happen? >>

this is covering up, this is enablers, this is shutting up the victims. i think it's absolutely horrifying that we've allowed this to go on for so long in our corporate culture. it's one of the reasons that i'm asking people to join this be fierce movement to stand up and speak up and say enough is enough. >> you accepted a big settlement from fox. lis wiehl accepted this settlement from o'reilly. should women accept these payments? is that part of the problem, gretchen, i have to ask you. >> there's two ways that we're going to settle sexual harassment allegations, settlements that shuts up the victims, and also forced arbitration clauses in employment contracts. that's a secret chamber. that also shuts up the victims. so we're fooling society into thinking that we don't have a problem with this issue anymore. why? because we don't hear about these cases. but why, brian? it's because women are shut up into silence. and that is what's been so heartening over the last couple of weeks seeing the weinstein story develop and so many others is that women are s

at this stage the detail tick to be we don't know at this stage.appen it will sort of be an overview of what happened and what took so long. what we have to know in this country at least now, we're not going to make soft targets hard because we like going to concerts. but we do have the capacity to make them less soft. the question here is does every aerial view or elevator need to be searched, that's not feasible in a country like ours. we can look into hotel policies. i'm with phil, i don't believe everything right now only because we want the friends forensics. is it true none of the housekeepers suspected something, all of that is being done right now. as an open society we have an issue with did you knows of course, and we have an issue with our openness. and both are things we need to address. the more that we say, oh can't we just make this stronger, harder and more secure, the less we're giving up on the possibility that one thing that we can address of course is, weapons, whether it's guns, cars or what ever else. both of them are par of t

all unfolded this afternoon. again as you mentioned, a rental truck with home depot on the side of it t. person driving that truck went several blocks down the wrong way of the bike path on the west side highway here in new york city, mowing over people before colliding with a school bus and getting out. we are told that witnesses of that person ran around with two fake guns in their hand. one and then before being shot by authorities there on the scene, shot in the abdomen then taken to a local hospital here in new york city. just a chaotic scene, with many witnesses describing how horrific this was, especially not knowing how this was going on halloween night the nypd and the governor gave here in new york city not long ago. >> it was a very painful day in our city, horrible tragedy on the west side. let me be clear based on the information we have at this moment. this was an act of terror and a particularly cowardly act of terror aimed at innocent civilian, aimed at people going about their lives, who had no i

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this was security. this was power. this was supremacy individual.hese were people who somehow felt that they needed a gun to feel good or secure in their own ersonal world. we don't need weapons in a metropolis area. if you need a gun to hunt and the police can't get to you before bad guys do. i live in metropolis and minutes away. this is ridiculous. he killed 50 people in seconds. in minutes. and this has got to stop. and i want my republican party and my president to stand up and get rid of this second amendment and get rid of guns and get gun control now. st: more reaction from the twitter. urgently establishing brits are involved. boris johnson. steve scalise was on "60 minutes" last night. he was the congressman who was shot at that congressional baseball game practice many months ago and made his return to the house floor last week to a rousing applause after being shot. in his first interview, he recounts the near fatal shooting. he called the survival a miracle and recounted a shocking act of violence that left four others injured and threa

we call this a departure this is. what it what what we see as and in this general and by him continue in his role is it's not sustainable and legal is not possible ok so let's talk about i think that's a great distinction that you made that while things may technically be changing that doesn't mean that the reality of the situation is changing so having said that what do you think this is good or bad for the kurds if he still is going to wield so much power while the problem is if we just take a step back the issues in kurdistan is not new this is been brewing over the years mismanagement corruption lack of strong institutions and so on and president barzani has resided over this yes he's somehow it's taken some sort of responsibility now is stepping down in some ways a good so i think for him to step aside at least not continue as president which has no mandate create some sort of. legal search. maybe you want to call it all. new steps towards change in the constitution but. i'm not really convinced that. president b

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this is a jobs bill. this is not a tax bill. this is a jobs bill. we need to create jobs for the american people. we need to expand. every business that i talk to in my district, they are so thrilled with having greater capital to expand their business. that is what they want to do. that will create more jobs and frankly more revenue back to the federal covers. neil: if that means that the rich will pay more, not just simply what they're paying now, that's okay? >> i don't think that is necessary, to pay more. what the rich pay, 1%, 1% of the rich pay 40% as it is today. i think, you know, there is this narrative that you have to tax the rich to appease people from the left. i don't think that is an accurate narrative. neil: not you, but what is it with your party, they seem to be on defense, maybe for good reason, but, man, oh, man, in the past, tax cut was across the board. the ones that were substantial whether under john f. kennedy that came to fruition after his death or ronald reagan other george bush, the tax cuts of weight and import were ac

this? >> it's an enormous deal. you know, remember, the whole idea of a special prosecutor is to see if there are any crimes to be prosecuted. robert mueller has decided there are at least one defendant with one -- you know with a crime. we will see whether he can make his case in court. we will see whether it leads to other people, but the fact is, this is an investigation of russia and collusion and now the prosecutor has brought some charges. >> david gergen, how do you rank this in terms of the magnitude? >> i think we're going to be held in suspense until the documents are unsealed, the indictments are unsealed. until then we can't really measure it. what we do know is the dam is breaking. we do know the mueller investigation, there were some speculations, and the trump white house was trying to make us believe there was nothing here. we do know there's something here. we do know that mueller has probable cause to believe that crimes were committed by at least one person. and that's si

talk about this issue when she's got this this white elephant sitting in her living room with bill i mean if you think about it it was hillary clinton there was it the front of the charge that when after lewinsky i mean when lewinsky alone victimized lewinsky she helped lead that charge don't you have problems with all the ironies that are coming out of the story regime what is your take on my overreacting to that because it's really bothered me when i listen to what she has to say about how horrible harvey weinstein is all she has to do is look across the bedroom floor. what you're exactly actually harvey weinstein was a huge defender of bill clinton during the model monica lewinsky scandal and in fact hillary clinton has gotten numerous donations from harvey weinstein in fact he's donated personally up to two hundred fifty thousand dollars to the clinton foundation he also hosted a massive fundraiser for hillary clinton's two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign in which she earned millions of dollars in contributions from the hollywood industry and again this does go back to

no, we've got to do this. this is what we're doing this. everything's okay. we're going to be okay, we're going to be okay until i reached my home at about 2:30 in the morning and then broke down, looked at myself with blood all over me. and then it hit me. >> yeah, i'm sure. and it's going to -- sadly, it's going to keep coming and probably going to hit everybody at different times and in different waves. am i told correctly you were about halfway back from the stage and my other question is, was it clear to you what direction this was coming from? >> no, it seemed like all directions. you couldn't tell where anything was coming from. even when we were in the warehouse and there was a point where they told us to be quiet, it hoochbl sounded like the shooter was right outside the warehouse. it just didn't stop. >> and the things you saw on your way out of that crowd, the people around you who had fallen like wounded and dead on a battlefield? >> i have to say that fortunately, i got out faster than the other people because of where we parked. and i didn't see

and remember as you all know this is not the first time this has happened so hopefully this will end because right now nobody is is is is winning here and the longer that this goes on the more difficult this going to be to confront the real challenges like for example dealing with isis comic to some sort of agreement on not ending the undoing the syrian civil war the whole question of kurdish independence which is come up given that given the vote given the fact that turkey also is involved they're buying weapons from moscow right now but they are siding with the. against the saudis so the longer this goes on i think that we're difficult it's going to be to establish some sort of stability in the region yet nicholas circle what's the what's your view on that could this be a basis for. eventually coming to some sort of settlement on the on the conflict in syria that that that russia and. saudi are seeing more seeing eye to eye more on this. yes i think it will be it will guarantee a progress in the near future firstly because there so it is are clearly supported in their stand up proc

this morning, he tweeted this.questioned to see if the dems want to do a great health care bill. obamacare is badly broken,big premiums, who knows." in a statement, senator chuck schumer said, "the president wanted to make another run at repeal and replace and i told the president that's off the table. if he wants to work together to improve the existing health care system, we democrats are open to his suggestions." let's bring in brian of sentinel newspapers, and the national political reporter for the washington examiner. she's a cnn contributor. good to see both of you. what do you make about this overture from the president saying, let's work together on repeal and replace and then chuck schumer coming out with this statement saying, no, we'll deal with the existing plan but repeal and replace is off the table. >> well, it's the president and it's a tweet and they're famous for saying the tweet speaks for itself. the problem is, you know, what is he saying? he's not saying anything more than he's always said an

this is a warm start this morning, and sun on the way.ust a few scattered clouds this morning, moving through dry. you can see clouds right now, 59 degrees. look at the quick warmup from the 50s, 60s, and near 80 degrees this afternoon for the suburbs. lehigh valley sees a lot of sun shine this morning, but clouds increasing late, and this is a one area that i think could see some showers, possibly a thunderstorm late today. low 80s also for new jersey after a cool morning. not the 40s we had yesterday. upper 50s right now. warming into the upper 60s by 10:00, and then low 80s this afternoon. there were clouds moving in late in the afternoon. increase, but it's going to stay dry in new jersey and completely dry at the shore. this is where we see the sun to warm into the 70s. southwest winds like the rest of the area boosting temperatures today. 60s there, cooler in delaware. scattered clouds, sunshine take us to near 70 degrees at 10:00, and then into the low 80s this afternoon. up usually warm. that's going to next week. before we get th

this is where this stops. this is a culture change.past. when he was asked about weinstein, comparing it to him, he said what i did is locker room talk. this is different. >> no, no, no. there are parallels. i'm famous. i can get away with this. pay attention to that. certain parallels we have seen from the statements of the women. hotel rooms and showers and robes. certain m.o. he is with ivanka and he laughs about being a quote, unquote sexual predator. that is a different president. the office of prison president is one of moral authority. should the president lead a conversation but not this president. we will have culture war debates. we will have these distractions and the president is going to try to focus on his version of the facts. but this president is not equipped to lead. >> what do you think about what he is saying about the nfl? we might see something entirely different. the fact that roger goodell is suggesting they stand doesn't mean they have to stand or will stand. >> no, it doesn't. part of the self-defeating aspect

what do you hear in this deposition of this man in his own words?at he is blaming somebody else. fall. it's not my fault. it is someone else's fault. one of the avenues of investigation is why did he shoot so many people? and i'm coming to the conclusion that this isn't about an external demon. it's not about republicans, it's not about democrats, shooting white people, black people or muslims. he had inner demons in his mind that we have to understand now. they relate to how he blamed somebody else and how he wanted to kill somebody else for an internal mental problem he had here. when i saw that deposition, i'm looking at this saying, we have a classic guy who says whatever my inner demons are, they're not my fault. they're somebody else's fault. i think that is a significant segment we just had here, alyson. >> james, what did you hear? >> to phil's point, it seems the more we learn about the gunman the further we get away from determining what his motives were. the information that cnn is gathering in regards to the trajectory calculations, it a

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this was going on madrid. senate did vote to invoke article one five five which effectively sheens control of cathelineau near because they say that independence is against spain's constitution how do people feel about this battle it's obviously brewing between themselves and madrid. well this is a battle that's been going on in the weeks leading up to that election that referendum on october the first and what people are saying now is this is a day of history for two reasons one because they have this vote for independence by parliamentarians here in catalan but also historically because article one five five part of the spanish constitution has never been enacted it's been described by many people as a nuclear option and that's because essentially what it does is removed regional autonomy from catalonia now many people are unhappy about that even those who voted against independence many people saying they don't feel it's a democratic decision for madrid to take that action unprecedented action and they are

fog-free this morning. sunshine, nice and bright this morning. there's a few scattered clouds in the day, but dry in philadelphia, and with a southwest wind back again today, the temperatures will be in for a quick warmup from 63 at 8:00 to 73 degrees at 11:00, and then in the 80s this afternoon. now, there's one area that could see late day showers, possibly a thunderstorm, and that's the lehigh valley. those will be moving into the area into the late evening hours. the rest of the area stays dry, and warm, even at the shore, up to 78 degrees this afternoon. i'll break the forecast down hour by hour and what's ahead for the day when i'm back in a few minutes. >>> now to breaking traffic news following for you, a deadly crash on i-76 closed the eastbound lanes. it involves a car and motorcycle, and we know one person is dead. this will impact morning commutes for sure. nbc 10 first alert traffic reporter has the latest, jessica, what do you know about this? >> this accident scene closing eastbound side and where it is specifically here, diverting

is this telephone wire? what is this? >> this is just about everything.al, communication, data, the whole nine yards. >> all of this is falling while you're trying to move patients. >> i think we had about 20 wheelchairs lined up here to evacuate. the decision was made because we felt the window was unsafe. we shut off that door and evacuated horizontally. >> this is the only hospital, right? this is it. >> this is the only hospital serving st. john and st. thomas. >> you're getting essentially patients from all over st. john and st. thomas here? >> yes, including some of the islands close by. >> what capacity would you saw you're at right now? >> probably 20-25% capacity. >> you guys have been operating 24/7 all of these days. have you had a break? >> the reason i have been in this building since the night of september 5th. >> and you guys have not left? >> no. >> leave for a couple of hours and come back because of the challenges. >> we were talking about the sound, just what you hear for those who have never ridden out a hurricane. you talked a little

this storm. but we're seeing the president become increasingly irritated with dealing with this. a lot of the media coverage of his administration's response to puerto rico has been largely negative and when he made his trip there he raised a lot of eyebrows when he told puerto rican officials that they should be grateful that hundreds of people had not died there like in a, quote, real catastrophe like hurricane katrina. now the president and the vice president both promised to be there with puerto rico every step of the way in this recovery effort, but now john and poppy, sounds like they want puerto rico to shoulder more of the responsibility here. >> all right. kaitlan collins at the white house, thanks so much. here to discuss, cnn political commentato commentators ben ferguson and robby mook and ron brown stein. ron the president says fema and the military can't be in puerto rico forever. i'm not sure we're near forever yet. >> yeah. >> when 90% of the people on that island or 3.5 million a

this is unclear. but the fbi has not laid that out. >> this is part of an investigation involving and i'm quoting here, whether there was coordination between the campaign and russia's efforts. again, belying the narrative or the push back you might say from the white house, including the president hours ago saying there is no collusion, etc. that line of inquiry is still open. >> papadopoulos also told investigators according to the documents that he saw the core mission as being part of the advisory committee to improve relations between the u.s. and russia. it makes you wonder. >> one thing that these contacts that he had with the russians and into that meeting that they had at trump tower last summer involving russians and senior trump officials including manafort who was there and jared kushner and druchl junior was the motion that this was about dirt on hillary clinton and papadopoulos was meeting to get dirt on hillary clinton. >> they were trying to infiltrate. they were trying to push every b

he said, this is so beautiful. and i said, this is the rose garden. and i think even the media likes the rose garden. that's hard to believe, but even the media likes it. mr. prime minister, it's been a great honor having you, and we look forward to many, many years of friendship, working together, and keep up the good work. thank you very much. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] >> the president of the united states and the prime minister of greece wrapping up a press conference at the rose garden at the white house. as they wrapped up, we just got word that there is a deal in principle that will allow the obamacare health care subsidize to insurance companies to continue. the chairman of the house committee lamar alexander, the ranking democrat, patty murray, their aides tell cnn there's an agreement in principle. and we just heard moments ago from president trump say he would support this deal. he said, it would be a short-term, for a short period of time, this deal would be for two years, but it in effect reverses the e tdecision he mad last fri

right now, as far as we know 36 hours into this, none of this would have stopped this particular guy? >> well, the bottom line is this, it's not just about passing gun laws, we also have to invest in our health system. we have a lot of people with mental disabilities and illnesses that need help. here in the state of nevada, we are significantly underfunded in the mental health system, so it is a matter of yes, we have to mass sensible gun laws to prevent the gun violence but also investigation in the health system. >> what can the state of nevada do now? if republicans aren't willing to have these conversations, how can seem feel safe? 45 million tourists come to the city. we have concert venues in almost every single resort, and i'm looking at hotel room after hotel room. what can you truly do to keep people safe? >> well, the bottom line is, las vegas has been the entertainment capital of the world. we're going to continue to be the entertainment capital of the world. this is just one incident of one bad actor. we're not going to let this bad actor ruin our reputation. but the stat

why was this person so poorly equipped if this was isis? rather than using a vehicle like in niece which was a massive truck. this was really just a glorified pickup truck. >> let's pause on the analysis you're doing. you're citing something that commissioner bratton was speaking about. that this may echo or overlap with a type of vehicle based murder or terror attack that we've seen in europe. but you're making a distinction, that while it overlaps, it doesn't appear nearly as effective as some of those attacks? >> it was very poorly planned. look. honestly, carrying out a vehicle attack is not something that you have to have a p.h.d. to do. being a murderer doesn't require a phd. in london and nice and elsewhere, this does not appear to have been well planned. we don't know for certain and it is fair to say, if this individual is really from the west coast of florida, there have been individuals from this area that traveled over to syria to join groups like isis. and he with don't necessarily know where all of these folks are. he however,

this is -- the russians will look at all this and say this is completely made up. there's no proof here whatsoever regardless whether it's the trump junior meeting or papadopoulos. they've got it deny ability which they know plays very well in places like the united states where we say we do need to hear both sides of the argument. they take that to the bank every single time and they're really good at it. >> we have that deny ability coming from the white house. >> true. but i mean, we've seen the evidence today. we've seen the statements from papadopoulos. we've read the indictments. i think it's hard at this point to deny that they add least had the interest and attempted to get information from the russians and were willing participants in that conversation. papadopoulos himself has actually admitted to it. i don't think it's something that you can deny at this point necessarily from our perspective in the united states. i agree with steve. it doesn't help russia to, of course, admit any guilt on their part. and they don't need to at this point. there's not an

over this building but this man here is a construction worker. his name pricha, using a hoe to dig something out because he heard cries, cries coming from under this office. see right there? he saw the back side of a dog. that's a mama. he said that mom went under that building to create a den and have her puppies. these puppies are very young. it's been raining for days but it flooded under the building, and when he heard the cries, the first thing he did was reach under and he was able to grab mom, but the babies are still under there. now he's got to reach in to that muddy area and find the puppies. you hear a little squeak. >> oh! >> wow. >> they must have found a tiny little pocket for them to survive this. that whole place is flooded. >> four days of constant rain. and there you see mama. mama kissing him, licking on that baby. that dog was pacing back and forth, wouldn't go away, wanted to keep her puppies safe. he doesn't give up. you don't see it on video, however, he was able to get the second puppy out, and then the best part of the st

so this gives you an understanding. 50 died in this shooting in vegas. over 300 died. 300, and a lot of people don't know. but the fact checkers, i encourage everyone to look into black wall street, greenwood section of tulsa, oklahoma, june 1, 1921. host: jay, thank you. mark from wallingford, p.a. what's your reaction to all this? caller: well, i think it's horrible that americans are doing this to other americans. and i want to express my condolences for everyone that is affected by this, not just the folks dealing with the injuries, but all of the families that&friends that have to deal with this as well. the point i want to make is, i think the debate about gun out. l is sort of an easy it is maybe part of this discussion, but if you look in europe, where it's difficult to get firearms, there still are terrorist attacks, and there was a terrorist attack at a concert in britain, where several people were killed. and there weren't my firearms used in it. so i think the ideology that motivates this really needs to be part of the discussion. because thi

foreign minister here let's keep up with this if i said i want this i want to say this if he's give mejumping in. this i'm hearing of this as a possible last resort a congregational resolution we get the house and senate passing a war resolution but the u.s. military has thirty days to stop helping the will process in yemen the saudi led bloc that thirty days to stop refueling planes stop intel in yemen well they pull that card that's pretty effective it might be effective it might not be effective and they definitely not at that stage yet i think that is and the transformation a large have been very supportive of the supportive of the war in yemen from. from the from the very onset. soon as they join the white house i don't think they want to play that card at this point yet we also shouldn't forget one thing and i know that in the media's been talking about this i think that this is a mutually beneficial relationship the relationship between the gulf countries and the united states both sides are dependent on each other it's not like the back in the day twenty thirty years ago where

this is not a one-off. this is a problem. this is a cancer at the heart of the conservative movement if we are not willing to face at the left, there are these moral judgments, liberalism had to expel the communists in the late 1940s. conservative had to expel in the 1960s. we have to deal with the all right. unfortunately, had donald trump been defeated in this election, i think there would've been a reckoning among conservatives about how this had happened, but now some of these folks, there shouldn't be any misunderstanding, they do feel empowered. they do feel emboldened by this current political environment and conservatives who recognize them for what they are really need to be outspoken. this is our test, our time. >> even with the many changes that have been made and steve bannon being out of the white house, do you see with this dynamic, other people coming in as chief of staff, a variety of different approaches versus the initial choices and decisions? what you think is happening in this process? it's been about nin

>> did you see this game? this one for the history books. people will be talking about this for a long time. it was a wild one. more than five hours long. i think the longest in history. the astros ended up on top. they were down in the beginning of the game. they beat the dodgers 13-12 in extra innings. sthe they traded the lead over and over. it all ended on a walk-off hit. game 6 of the best-of-seven series in los angeles tomorrow night. this is what you want a world series to look like. oh, so fun. couldn't stay up for the whole thing. >> we're seeing the highlights in the morning, right sfl. >> for sure. >>> number one off-season question apparently. their next manager is dave martinez. the nats signed him for the next three years. martinez spent the last few years as the chicago cubs bench coach. he won the world series with the cubs last year and the cubs beat the nationals in the playoffs this year. we hope some of that will rub off. >>> talk about a dark and stormy night for redskins fans. feels like a monday. they had the loss agai