incluyendo el de angela gÓmez, la jovencita de riverside.s necesario ver perdido un ser querido para sentir dolor. >> aquÍ se siente toda la tristeza que hay en todos nosotros. juan: continÚa la simetrÍa cenas para honrar el motivo de esta masacre . en las vegas, nevada. juan carlos gonzÁlez, univisiÓn. enrique: el alguacil adjunto del condado de las vegas admitiÓ hoy que todavÍa se desconoce el motivo de la matanza. reiterÓ que no hay ningÚn nexo que vincule la masacre con el grupo estado islÁmico. agregÓ que mÁs de 100 investigadores examinan todo, incluyendo la vida personal del sospechoso, cualquier dato . las investigadores dijeron hoy que estÁn seguros que nadie más se alojÓ en la suite del hotel con el hombre responsable del ataque. continÚan revisando si tuvo cÓmplices. la habitación de la que disparÓ era una suite principal. jorge: caminamos por los pasillos. hasta entrar a una suite al parecer, igual al que utilizÓ el asesino de las vegas . estamos en el mismo lugar donde estaba hospedado pero dos servicios mÁs abajo. la habitaciÓn

otra de las vÍctimas es angela gÓmez, porrista de riverside, california.mero de tennessee que acudiÓ al concierto con su esposa que estÁn viendo de pantalla, una cirujana ortopÉdica, quien sobreviviÓ gracias a que sonny la agarrÓ y empezÓ a correr hasta que una de las balas fatales lo alcanzÓ. el gobernador de tennessee tweeteÓ que estaba orando por los afectados. dennis de virginia occidental estaba con su esposo tony, quien escribiÓ en facebook que dennisse tenÍa dos hijos y que pronto iba a ser abuela por quinta vez. muriÓ en sus brazos. el esposo de lisa romero muÑiz olvido el aÑo pasado su aniversario de bodas y, para compensarlo, planeÓ fin de semana en las vegas para ver al cantante favorito de lisajason aldean, quien estaba en el escenario cuando esto sucediÓ. ella trabajaba como secretaria en un colegio y deja tres hijos estos son solamente algunos de los rostros de la balacera mÁs mortÍfera en suelo estadounidense. o regresÓ con ustedes. carolina: bastante triste ver estas fotografÍas. porque, como decÍamos, sÓlo 88 personas que pierden la vida t

something has got to change, because angela gomez was just 20 years old. something has got to change because heidia pendleton ton was just 15 years old. something has got to change because grace mcdonald was just 7 and in the first grade. something has got to change because jason josephate was just 20 years old. tragically, it's too late for them. but it's not too late for someone else, someone who heighting your daughter or your son, your nephew at the nightclub, or granddaughter at the country concert, your mom at the day spa or your sister teaching in elementary school. we can act now, and save their lives. so i ask the speaker, what is so scary about a select committee? you created two last congress, but can't find the space for a committee to find a way to save 30,000 american lives every year? is it because this isn't a project vor eitas video? is it because it isn't a democratic presidential candidate to slander and attack? or is it because you got a nice check for $9550. the time for action is now. enough blood and tears have been shed. enough fami

jorge: angela gÓmez es una de las victimas. hablamos con su padre y una de sus mejores amigas. a mi hija. ella disfrutaba con su novio cuando sucediÓ la tragedia. primero fue impactada en el plazo y -- fue impactada en el brazo y despuÉs en el pecho. >> siento que es una pesadilla. quiero despertar y pensar que estÁn aquÍ conmigo. mi mamÁ la querÍa mucho. reportera: las jÓvenes practicaban su rutina de porristas. >> aunque ya no estÉ para cuando queramos jugar siempre va a ser mi hermana y mejor amiga. reportera: ahora lo que mÁs anhela la familia es que el cuerpo sea trasladado a casa, a esta comunidad que la vio crecer y sufre por su muerte. dejÓ una huella imborrable en el corazÓn de sus seres queridos. conductor: maÑana se espera la visita de trump. jorge: buenas noches a todos ustedes. ¿cómo están? soy liliana y estoy grabando mi primer video como "bloguera" para compartirles la decisión de mi vida. voy a dejar la "prepa". porque, a ver, díganme si no es neta que el estudio no sirve para nada. tengo 17 años y si mi corta vida terminara hoy, me quedaría sin hacer un titipuch

lisa romero, angela gÓmez y melissa ramÍrez.s, principalmente agua y comida para los familiares de las tinas. -- vÍctimas. enrique: dicen que el show ddebe continuar pero esta noche en las vegas, een este corredor de la diversiÓn, aunque hay algunos establecimientos abiertos, la mayor parte de los espectÁculos han sido ssuspendidos. [disparos] eran poco despuÉs de las 10:00 de la noche cuando comenzaron los disparos en contra de miles de asistentes a un festival de mÚsica country. en estas imÁgenes captadas con telÉfonos celulares se escuchan los disparos como trasfondo a una canciÓn interpretada por el cantante jason aldean. llegaron los primeros gritos de los asistentes al concierto, que reconocÍan que estaban bajo ataque. los asistentes corrÍan despavoridos en distintas direcciones sin saber de dÓnde venÍan los disparos y dÓnde ir. otros se lanzaban viniÉndose sobre sus compaÑeros para evitar sser blanco de las balas. [disparos] los asistentes gritaban: agacharse, abajo. y a medida que caÍan las vÍctimas, sse escuchaban excla

something has got to change, because angela gomez was just 20 years old. something has to change because just --endleton was something has got to change because jason was just 20 years old. tragically, it is too late for them, but it is not too late for someone else, someone who might be your your mom at the day spa or your sister at the elementary school. we can act and save their lives. i ask what is so scary about a select committee. savean find a way to 30,000 lives every year. is this because this is not a as video or because you got a nice check? the time for action is now. enough blood and tears have been shed and enough families have been broken apart. let's do something to stop this. otherwise, we do not deserve to be here. [applause] is a time for action. we must act. this is the end of the program, but not the end of the movement. thank you. [applause] >> could you go and talk to the outside group? >> let's go. severale house floor, commented on the shooting in las vegas and we will show you the cohen andom stevec james clyburn. >> we welcomed b

got to change because angela gomez was just 20 years old. something has got to change just 15penalty and was years old. something has got to change because grace mcdonnell pushed just seven and in the first grade. something has got to change because joseph was just 20 years old. tragically, it is too late for them, but it is not too late for someone else, someone who might be your daughter, your son, your nephew at the nightclub, or granddaughter at the country concert. your mom at the day spa, or your sister teaching at an elementary school. we can at now and save their lives. i asked the speaker what is so scary about a select committee? you created to congress who cannot find a space for a committee to save 30,000 american lives every year. is it because this is not a or is it because there is not a democratic presidential candidate to slander or attack, or is it because he got a nice check for $5,950? the time for action is now. and enough lead and tears have been shed, enough families have been broken apart. that's do something to stop

angela gomez was just 20 years old. she had just graduated high school in 2015.described her as a wonderful young woman and she did have her whole life ahead. rhonda lived in massachusetts. her sister said she feels paralyzed. still cannot believe that her sister is dead. susan smith was a mother, a wife, office manager at an elementary school in simi valley, california. people said she was always smiling as you see her. niecea lived in las vegas. she was a mother to three boys. her employer started a go fund me page for her family. they have already raised more than $80,000. and bailey was 20 years old at the concert with her mother, when she was killed. friends said she had a heart for people and will be truly missed. jennifer was an attorney based out of san diego. in a statement, we're told may her unity and strength shine over the darkness. i'm erin burnett live in las vegas. our coverage will continue. we'll be back in vegas in a moment. are you done yet? does it look like i'm done? shouldn't you be at work? [ mockingly ] "shouldn't you be at work?" todd. h

something has got to change because angela gomez was just 20 years old. something has got to change because there was just a 15-year-old. something's got to change because grace mcdonnell was just seven and in the first grade. something has got to change because jason josaphat was just 20 years old. tragically, it is too late for them, but it is not too late for someone else. someone who might be your daughter or your son, your nephew at the nightclub or granddaughter at the country concert, your mom at the day spa are your sister teaching in elementary school. we can act now and save their lives. i ask the speaker, what is so scary about a select committee. he created to less congress but cannot find the space for committee to find a way to save 30,000 american lives every dear. is this because this is not a project veritas video or because you got a nice check? the time for action is now. enough blood and tears have been shed and enough families have been broken apart. let's do something to stop this. otherwise, we do not deserve to be here. [applause]

encontramos con la cobertura especial, las fotos que estÁn bien en este momento es de la joven angela gÓmezr que alguien tan joven pierda la vida en un tiroteo sin sentido, un tiroteo que mucha gente se estÁ tratando de explicar por quÉ. jorge: esto lo hemos repetido tantas veces, hemos estado aquÍ junto con ustedes en tantas masacres a lo largo de las Últimas dÉcadas, cuando le preguntaron a la portavoz de la casa blanca cuÁl es el momento correcto para empezar a debatir el uso del control de armas a que los estados unidos, ella dijo que este no es el momento. la gente no estÁ de acuerdo porque este es el momento para decidir lo que hacer con el futuro de los estados unidos como quÉ estÁ planeando el presidente para evitar que esto vuelva a ocurrir. muchos dicen que ahora es el momento de estar unidos, de apoyar a las familias, por supuesto, pero creo que se puede hacer el apoyo a las familias, se puede ser solidario, y al mismo tiempo empezar a debatir en los momentos en que todos estamos mucho mÁs sensibles a este tipo de cosas. yo creÍa que cuando mataron a estos niÑos en la escuela san

fotografÍa de las 58 vÍctimas de esta tragedia, entre ellos, varios hispanos incluyendo el de angela gÓmezjesÚs campos es un verdadero hÉroe y me disculpo por no haberlo reconocido". Él fue al piso nÚmero 332 a investigar por quÉ estaba abierta una puerta. fue entonces cuando pato que le disparÓ hiriÉndolo en una pierna. Él se dio la vuelta y notificÓ a la operadora, lo cual fue crÍtico para ubicar al pistolero. tambiÉn hoy hubo un evento para agradecer al personal mÉdico de los diferentes hospitales donde recibieron a los heridos, por su excelente labor la noche de la tragedia. la peor noche para esta miembro del equipo mÉdico del hospital sunrise. >> todos estaban heridos en el pecho y en la cabeza. muchas personas llegaron muertas y otras en estado crÍtico. reportero: por otra parte siguen surgiendo datos de paddock. por ejemplo que tratÓ de comprar balas llamadas traser bullets. tambiÉn que comprÓ armas a nombre de alguien mÁs, lo que hace pensar que tuvo algÚn compite. -- cÓmplice. " hay gente que conoce a esta persona. gente que nos podrÍa ayudar a entenderlo", dijo el alguacil del c

francisco: a su corta edad, angela gÓmez logró tocar la vida y sentimientos de estas personas. fue ¿por quÉ? una pregunta que hace que esta mujer se pronuncie a favor del control de armas. >> yo sÉ que la gente se enoja, que no nos quiten las armas, que es nuestro derecho. sÍ, tengan su derecho, pero no hay necesidad de tener un rifle automÁtico. periodista: angie era maestra de teatro, del inglÉs y querÍa ser enfermera. >> ella perdiÓ una gran oportunidad de ser una gran persona, gran madre, profesional. periodista: esta noche en el auditorio del colegio de riverside muchos expresaban su dolor en este mundo. --muro. >> nos toca a los corazones la pÉrdida de ella, ver sufrir a su familia, madre, hermanos, padres. periodista: como ellos hay otras 58 familias llorando el masivo crimen y mÁs de 500 dando gracias de que se salvaron de morir. julio: se habla de restricciÓn de armas, se habla de reacciÓn polÍtica de las armas. sandra: la lluvia de balas cayÓ sin cesar durante nueve minutos, stephen paddock parece haber planificado el ataque meticulosamente. durante el Último aÑo comp

. >> angela gomez, graduated from high school in riverside two years ago. rachel ale parker worked for manhattan beach department. and chris and sandy casey from manhattan beach. >> prayer meeting going on. listen in to hear what is said. >> having to suggest come back end or middle of the week. go up online to red cross and blood services to find out when is a good time. and believe it or not, this las vegas fund we have now reached over $1.2 million in donations in less than 24 hours to help the families who have lost loved ones or those who have to stay here longer now. it's a time all of us have come together in a very special moment. and on the better side. it has bonded us so tightly as one person, one group, one passion, one heartbeat. and as you can see with us, we have so many people that are here all the time with us. it's my honor and great privilege to introduce congress woman -- >> this is las vegas's mayor carolyn goodman talking at vigil outside city hall. >> and figure of money raised up to $1.8 million, people responded across the country i

angela gomez graduated from college in southern california two years ago.a romero worked as a high school secretary in new mexico. rachel parker spent the last ten years working as a records technician for the manhattan beach police department near l.a. sandy casey also worked in manhattan beach as a special education teacher. dana gardner's boss called her a, quote, dedicated civil servant with san bernardino county. susan smith worked for a school district in ventura county for the past 16 years. sonny melton was a nurse from western tennessee. he died shielding his wife healther who grew up in sebastopol. carrie barnett was part of our extended family with the walt disney company. she worked at california adventure. >> stephen paddock the 64-year-old nevada man identified as the shooter. there are very few key things we learned about him. here is what we have. he was a multimillionaire, interestingly enough, and strangely enough, making his money in real estate primarily. he liked to gamble. paddock played poker at $100 a hand. he led a private and quiet

angela gomez graduated from college in southern california two years ago.a romero worked as a high school secretary in new mexico. rachel parker spent the last ten years working as a records technician for the manhattan beach police department near l.a. sandy casey also worked in manhattan beach as a special education teacher. dana gardner's boss called her a, quote, dedicated civil servant with san bernardino county. susan smith worked for a school district in ventura county for the past 16 years. sonny melton was a nurse from western tennessee. he died shielding his wife healther who grew up in sebastopol. carrie barnett was part of our extended family with the walt disney company. she worked at california adventure. >> stephen paddock the 64-year-old nevada man identified as the shooter. there are very few key things we learned about him. here is what we have. he was a multimillionaire, interestingly enough, and strangely enough, making his money in real estate primarily. he liked to gamble. paddock played poker at $100 a hand. he led a private and quiet

angela gomez graduated from college in southern california two years ago. lisa romero worked as a high school secretary in new mexico. rachel parker spent the last ten years working as a records technician near l.a. sandy casey also worked in manhattan beach as a special education teacher. dana gardner's boss called her a dedicated civil servant with san bernardino county. susan smith worked for for a school district in ventura county. sonny melton was a nurse from western tennessee, he died shielding his wife heather. carrie barnette was part of our extended family with the walt disney company, she worked at disney's california adventure. >> that was kristen sze reporting. you can leave your condolences to the las vegas victims on our abc 7 news facebook page. you will see this video posted at the top of the page. >>> san francisco mayor ed lee says there will be increased security this week as tens of thousands are expected to converged on the city for a lineup of concerts and events, this includes fleet week and the bluegrass festival. as part of the fle

angela gomez. worked for high school in new mexico, susan smith for southern california school district. rachael parker for manhattan beach police department and jordan mcildune from columbia, canada. and -- and sandy casey. >> bay area residents who attended the concert came home in afternoon. many in tears after being up all night. lawny continues the coverage. >> reporter: many still rattled. can see it on their faces. family-friendly event but describing it as war scene. a scene ricky wishes he could forget. cell phone captured panic and anxiety following continuous gien fr at las vegas country music festival. >> just held each other. that's all you can do. then when no gunfire was going off, get up and start running. >> hit the ground, hit the ground, hit the ground. then decided we had to get up. if we didn't, would have been shot. >> reporter: these concert goers arrived home traumatized. others still in shock. >> man shot in the arm, ripped it wide open. guy shot in his head. total nightmar

and angela gomez, went by angie gomez. just 20 years old from river side, california. she was one of the victims according to the unified school district where she worked. they said she was fun loving, had a great sense of humor and had a smile on her face. there are also people in area hospitals, here at umc, that are fighting for their live or fighting to recover. this hospital took in 104 people, there are still 12 people in critical condition. the good news is that 40 people have been released. but there are still a lot of people that will have long recovers to go. one family i spoke to, their daughter was shot in the arm and is going to require two or three more surgeries to fix the nerve damage. they put out a call to go donate blood. the response was overwhelming. there were a couple locations to go. at one location the line was some 200 people deep. here at this clinic they had to turn people away because they couldn't accommodate the number of people who wanted to donate. the response has been overwhelming they are asking people to donate over the next couple

said in a statement that stacee was "a wonderful, caring wife, mother, and daughter." 20-year-old angela gomez of riverside california also died in the rampage. angie as she is called, was a member of the riverside poly class of 2015 and a poly cheerleader. her cheer couch lupe avila remembers angie as a wonderful young woman-- saying -- 'she had her whole life ahead of her.'denise salmon burditus died in her husband's arms. the couple was on vacation from west virginia. they took this picture in front of the route 91 harvest stage just a day before the massacre.her husband tony wrote on facebook tuesday "it saddens me to say that i lost my wife of 32 years, a mother of two, soon to be grandmother of 5 this evening in the las vegas shooting.denise passed in my arms. i love you, babe." heather gooze/shooting survivor "i didn't want him to be there alone."even though she didn't know him, heather gooze stayed with jordan mcildoon and held his hand as he took his last breath. the 25-year-old was from british columbia.she delivered news of his death to his mother and girlfriend heather gooze/shooti

angela gomez, 20, a student nurse, shot down beside her boyfriend.tary and years as a policeman, was also killed. how has congress reacted to this slaughter? well, a bill to legalise silencers has been shelved today. but the majority leader in the senate said it was premature to talk about any new gun control legislation in response to the tragedy. john sweeney is in las vegas for us, surveying a city in grief. this is the las vegas strip, one of america's most iconic streets, deserted in the shadow of the mandalay bay and the horror of sunday night. the american nightmare keeps getting blea ker. columbine, sandy hook, virginia tech, last year orlando. and now this. this is an agony that those in power in america seem unable to stop. gunfire. the latest numbers for the dead, 59. for the injured, more than 500. so what's the white house saying? what happened in las vegas is, in many ways, a miracle. the police department has done such an incredible job and we will be talking about gun laws as time goes by. it doesn't feel like any kind of miracle on t

officers association said stacy was a wonderful caring wife, mother and daughter. 21-year-old angela gomezriverside, california was also killed, angie she was called, a measure of the class of 2015 and cheerleader. remembered as a wonderful young woman who had her whole life ahead of her. denise died in her husband's arms and the couple was on vacation in west virginia and took this picture in front of the route 91 harvest stage a day before the massacre. her husband said it saddens me to say i lost my wife of 32 years, a mother of two, soon to be a grandmother of five this evening in the las vegas shooting. denise passed in my arms. i love you, babe. >> i didn't want him to be there alone. >> reporter: even though she didn't know him, heather stayed with jordan mcilldoon as he took his last breath. the 25-year-old from british, columbia. and told his family. i said he didn't make it. i swear i will not leave them. >> reporter: and others concerned they could have done more. >> did i help enough people? everybody was screaming. i didn't know what to do. >> reporter: amy's white shirt was s

angela gomez, described as a fun loving, sweet young woman, she was an academic honor student at riverside did have her whole live ahead of her. susan smith. she was a wife, mother and office manager at a middle school in california. always welcoming we were told. and always smiling. thank for joining us. our breaking news coverage continues now with "ac 360." . >>> welcome to "360" anderson will be here shortly. i'm john berman. there really aren't words for what happened last night. none to describe one single second of what must have felt like forever.

to honor a few of them now as we start to learn the names of those who were killed. 20-year-old angela gomez. the school district said she always had a smile on her face. susan smith was 53 years old, an office manager far school. she was a wife, two children, and touched so many lives. they said she always smiled and you see her there in her office smiling with the children she loved. rachel parker was an employee at the manhattan beach political director she worked there for a decade, she was only 33 years old. 59 are dead tonight, others in critical condition fighting for their lives but it was the random acts of heroism that saved so many lives. >> sonny mountain died a hero. when shots rang out he grabbed his wife and ushered her to safety when he was shot in the back. he saved my life, adding i want everyone to know what a kind hearted loving man he was. >> there was short increments where there was break between the shots. >> an vanessa an offduty nurse originally ran away but went back. >> i went to three different scenes and by the time i got to the third one, there was just dead bo

and we have a friend of angela gomez. arn more about what was lost when angela left this earth. brad, you're asleep. it's noisy. >> trying to sleep, yeah. >> what happens? >> i was trying to sleep. i finally got to sleep before the last performer got on and then i'm just kind of tossing and turning and start hearing loud noises. i figured it was just the concert. so i'm just laying there and then two police officers with their pistols and flashlights come barging in the room and say we've got to go right now. >> they were telling you. did it register that they were in there to help you get out? >> i thought i had done something wrong. i'm like there's no way i did anything wrong. so, yeah, i thought that. then i hopped up. i had to put some shorts on. i didn't have my phone or wallet or anything on me, obviously. and they said we have to go right now. you have to leave right now. >> did they tell you why? >> no. in all the confusion, i don't think i really understand what was going on. i said wait, let me get a shirt at le

angela gomez, described as a fun loving, sweet young woman, she was an academic honor student at riverside california. she really did have her whole live ahead of her. susan smith. she was a wife, mother and office manager at a middle school in california. always welcoming we were told. and always smiling. thank for joining us. our breaking news coverage continues now with "ac 360." . >>> welcome to "360" anderson will be here shortly. i'm john berman. there really aren't words for what happened last night. none to describe one single second of what must have felt like forever. there are no words to explain what returned an accountant into a mass killer or how he assembled an arsenal or a concert venue into a killing field. nothing could have measured the people saving themselves or others nor create the cruelty the action forced them too. the inadequate to speak to the bravery and heart aches of many more, no words. and the numbers that stand in for them, at least 59 killed. nearly 500 hurt. zero good conditions. not even authorities from late today. they talked about the weapons found at

you can see angela gomez here, jenny parks, michelle vo, christopher ribal. throughout the course of the day we've seen family and friends come up here and pretty much break down. then you have the strangers, people just simply driving into town. i spoke with one couple from seattle who saw this and de decided to stop. take a listen to what they had to say. >> it's awesome. this is really cool. guy coming out and paying tribute to each individual person. that's really nice. >> that's what we've been seeing, people coming and walking along here. in other parts of las vegas, like the strip, it is business as usual. you're talking along, seems like any other week in las vegas. in this mart of the city, it is slirt a remembrance to all the lives lost sunday night. >> dana: thanks for bringing that to us, will, beautiful. thank you very much. we are just getting live pictures of the mandalay bay hotel. you can see they've boarded up the windows that the gunman shot out sunday night. kimberly gil foil, one of the smartest people i know when it could himself to inve

we're learning more about them tonight. 20-year-old angela gomez is being called a fun loving sweet youngumor. that's according to her high school english teacher and her cheer coach in river side, california. lisa ra measure oh nun easy from gallop, new mexico, also died in the shooting. she was a secretary for her local school district. 20-year-old bailey swhietser from bakers field california was at last night's concert watching some of her favorite bands. she also lost her life in the shooting. when a fire is going on, you're not thinking clearly, so they called the fire department for us. i could hear crackling in the walls. my mind went totally blank. all i remember saying was, "my boyfriend's beating me" and she took it from there. and all of this occurred in four minutes or less. i am grateful we all made it out safely. people you don't know care about you. it's kind of one of those things where you can't even thank somebody. to protect what you love, call 1-800-adt-cares 3 toddlers won't stop him.. and neither will lower back pain. because at a dr. scholl's kiosk he got a recomme

denise day , austin davis, thomas jr., christiana, stacy, brian frazier, kerry galvin, dana rosio, angela gomez, charleston hartford, a police officer off duty, jennifer irving. carley, cole, jessica, onda, victor link, jordan, kelce meadows, kayla marie, james sonny melton, patricia mestis, austin meyer, adrian murphettet, rachel parker, jenny parks, kerry parsons, lisa paterson, john, melissa ramirez, jordan rivera, quinton robins, cameron robinson, tara roe, lisa mune the gentlelady yields back the balance of her time, chris, brett, bailey susan , lara schi, smith, brennan stewart, derrick voe, , nesa, michelle kurt and bill wolf. these are the 52 people who lost their lives from gun violence in my district in nevada. 58 more reasons why we shouldn't stand silent but we need to take action now. thank you and i yield back. . the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from louisiana, mr. abraham, for five minutes. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to bring the to the critical and lifesaving work being done bye the national oceanic and spheric administration aircraft operati

angela gomez graduated from college in southern california two years ago.ked as a high school secretary in new mexico. rachel parker spent the last ten years working as a records technician for the manhattan beach police department near l.a. sandy casey also worked in manhattan beach as a special education teacher. dana gardner's boss called her, a, quote, dedicated civil servant with san bernardino county. susan smith worked for a school district in ventura county for the past 16 years. sonny melton was a nurse from western tennessee, he died shielding his wife heather who grew up in sebastapol. carrie barnette was part of the walt disney company, she worked at disney's california adventure. >>> that was kristen sze reporting. jason aldean who was on stage when the shooting happened made another post, this one says, over the last 24 hours i have gone through lots of emotions, scared, anger, heartache, compassion and many others. the world is becoming the kind of place i am afraid to raise my children in. time to come together and stop the hate. >>> warrior

angela gomez graduated from college in southern california two years ago. a high school secretary in new mexico. rachel parker spent the last ten years working as a records technician for the manhattan beach police department near l.a. sandy casey also worked in manhattan beach as a special education teacher. dana gardner's boss called her a, quote, dedicated civil servant with san bernardino county. susan smith worked for a school district in ventura county for the past 16 years. sonny melton was a nurse from western tennessee, he died shielding his wife heather. carrie barnette was part of our extended company with the walt disney company, she worked at disney's california adventure. >> that was kristen sze reporting. >>> warriors guard patrick ba call is relieved after checking in on family and friends who went to las vegas. he went to school at unlv for two years and said vegas is almost like home to him. >> i still can't believe it right now. it's hard to fathom being from vegas and knowing that such tragedy has happened, you know, people i know are af

then there is also angela gomez of riverside, california, only 20 years old, 2015 graduate from riverside polly klaas, cheerleader there as well. and some people remembering her. her coach remembering her saying that she had her whole life ahead of her. so these are some of the stories of hero wiism and sadness mixed together here. >> and stephanie, you are at the medical center in las vegas, umc, only trauma center in nerve d.a. what do we see with any of the injuries? more than 500 injured and woupded? >> reporter: right. this hospital took in 104 patients and 12 patients that remain in critical condition. they did say the vast majority over 80% were gunshot wounds. but also people who have graze wounds or hit maybe with shrapnel, dealing with that, someone hit by a car. so a wide range of injuries that they've seen here. but they are seeing that the key part of how they were able to respond. and just to give you an idea of how quickly they were able to respond at this particular hospital, jake, many of them were actually hear at the hospital. the doctors were notified and here at the h

. >> angela gomez was a graduate of riverside high school where she is remembered for her love of the stage. she is studying to be a nurse. a natural caregiver says her friend veronica, who remembers the future she saw. a future that's all in the past. >> she had a boyfriend of four years who loved her so much. their relationship was something straight out of a movie, and we would always joke around that they would be the first one of us to get married. just, you know, i see her in ten years just typical white picket fence family, living her best life. >> she worked in children's theatre, sang in a choir, loved country music. >> i know she had the time of her life this weekend. and just knowing that her last weekend was spent doing what -- something she loved, listening to country music and being with the love of her life is -- i mean, i'm okay with that rather than something else. >> a friend finding light and love even in terrible loss. angie's last gift to veronica. >> adrian murphy was a 35-year-old commercial fisherman from alaska. a big fan of country music. his friends called h

angela gomez was a cheerleader from california.rker worked for the police department in manhattan beach, california. teacher sandy casey was rbd by her partner as a woman who lived life to the fullest and made me the happiest man in the world. heather stayed with jordan's body for more than four hours. >> didn't want him to get lost? >> no. i would hope someone would do it for me. i would hope that they wouldn't let me be alone. >> reporter: heather says she's not the hero. that the heroes ran in to try to save lives. though she couldn't safe a life, she did save a family from the agony of waiting hours to find out the fate of their loved one. norah? >> heather is an incredibly wonderful woman. thank you for telling that story. hundreds of people in las vegas have been lining up to donate blood. some volunteers told us yesterday they waited eight hours in line. carter evans is outside university medical center in las vegas where many of the victims are still being treated. carter, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. university

angela gomez was a cheer leader from california.achel parker worked for the police department in manhattan beach, california. teacher sandy casey was remembered by her partner as a woman who lived lifeo man in the world. >> i'm connected to him now my whole life. >> reporter: heather stayed with jordan's body for more than four hours. >> you can't want him to get lost. >> no, i would hope that they would do it for me. i would hope they wouldn't let me be alone. >> reporter: heather says she's not a hero, that the heroes are the people who rushed in to save lives and while she may not have been able to save a life she did save a family from the agony of waiting hours to find out the fate of their loved one. >> that is so true. whatat a story and there are so many stories like that to be told. hundreds of people in las vegas have been lining up to donate blood. some volunteers told us yesterday that they waited eight hours in line. carter afternoons is outside university medical center in las vegas where many of the victims are being

hristina duarte, bron fraiser, kerry gal vin, angela gomez, osaio rocha.artman, a police officer offduty. jennifer topaz imbinging, teresa nicole camera. essica klemmchuck. victor link. jordan mcildoon, james sunny melton, practice trish yeah mestis, austin meyer. adrian murfitt. rachel parker, jenny parks. isa patterson, von thipen, melissa arrive air ezz, quinton robins, cameron robinson, tara we, chris roybal, bailey switzer, laura ship, eric sylvia, susanne smith, brennan stewart, derek bowe taylor. nathan tonx, kurt von tillo and bill wolf. these are the 58 people who lost their lives from gun violence in my district in nevada. 58 more reasons why we shouldn't stand silent but we need to take action now. >> washington journal continuess. host: republican hall rogers in in his 19th term in the house and represents the kentucky district and is co-chair on the caucus of prescription drug abuse. later today president trump will make a much-anticipated speech on opiod abuse about the epidemic in the united states. what are you expecting to hear from him in

said in a statement that stacee was "a wonderful, caring wife, mother, and daughter." 20-year-old angela gomezf riverside california also died in the rampage. angie as she is called, was a member of the riverside poly class of 2015 and a poly cheerleader. her cheer couch lupe avila remembers angie as a wonderful young woman-- saying -- 'she had her whole life ahead of her.'denise salmon burditus died in her husband's arms. the couple was on vacation from west virginia. they took this picture in front of the route 91 harvest stage just a day before the massacre.her husband tony wrote on facebook tuesday "it saddens me to say that i lost my wife of 32 years, a mother of two, soon to be grandmother of 5 this evening in the las vegas shooting.denise passed in my arms. i love you, babe." heather gooze/shooting survivor "i didn't want him to be there alone."even though she didn't know him, heather gooze stayed with jordan mcildoon and held his hand as he took his last breath. the 25-year-old was from british columbia.she delivered news of his death to his mother and girlfriend heather gooze/shooting

angela or angie gomez was just 20 years old from river side california. we know she was one.ms because, at least according to the river side unified school district, her employer said she was fun loving. the we also not lose sight of the fact there are a lot of people still in hospitals, having a long fight ahead of them, just at umc alone there are 12 victims still in critical condition. others will still have a long way to go for recovery. i spoke to the family of one woman named taylor bard just it 2 years old. she was shot in the arm. she lost a lot of blood on the way to the hospital. she still has movement in her hand but not a lot of feeling. she's going to require more surgeries to really repair some of the nerve damage that was done. and one more thing to mention, dave, that's that officials appeal to people in las vegas for blood. the response, absolutely overwhelming to the point where a blood clinic today or yesterday i should say was actually turning people away. >> it's incredible outpouring of generosity. thank you, scott. i flew in with officials from the amer

angela, her an jie gomez was just to years o20 years old.employer, is one of the victims, the river side unified school district who said she was fun-loving had a great sense of humor and always had a smile on her face. also keep in mind there are many other victims who survived who have a long road to recovery ahead of them. at this hospital alone, there are 12 people who are still in critical condition, officials yesterday morning put out a call to the public in las vegas area to donate blood. and the response was absolutely overwhelming. one clinic in particular at one point had a line of some 200 people lined up to donate blood. they also had a blood clinic here. they actually had to turn people away because they just could not accommodate the number of people who wanted to give. the good news is that the blood supply in las vegas is healthy. they have enough blood for the next little bit but they are still asking people to go ahead and donate over the coming days and weeks. >> the blood donations start at 7:00 a.m. so, just a couple of