young dave briggs just 12 years old. wasn't born yet but he was a one man wrecking crew last night, three home runs against the cubs, including a grand slam. seven rbis. that's a league championship series record. dodgers dominate, 11-1. get this. his mom still in puerto rico and before the game he talked to her and told her he was going to hit a home run. he lied. he hit three of them. his mom watched the game at his grand parent's house powered by a generator. he said he's going back to the island as soon as he finishes business in la. >> my body's here but mind's back home. hard being away from home and to be able to do this, against the cubs that beat us last year and get us to the world series, it's amazing. all i want to do right now is go to my dad and get a big hug. >> get them popping. champagne showers, going to have to wait for the winner of the yankees/astros seeries. no, with wrap that up tonight. >> just about a half hour later, thursday night football. better division rooil, chief, raiders in oakland. raid

i'm christine roman. >> i'm dave briggs. how is your weekend?soccer games, four hours of swimming. what about you? >> sounds about like mine as well. that's what we do. i'm dave briggs. 30 minutes past the hour. hope you had a great weekend. capping off an extraordinary volley of personal insults, bob corker going much farther than any republican has to date with criticism of his president. in an interview sunday with "the new york times," the chairman of the very influential senate foreign relations committee accused president trump of treating his office like a reality show with reckless threats that could set america on the path to world war iii. that's a quote. workers said he is alarmed by a president who acts like he is "the apprentice" or something. and telling "the times" he concerns me. he would have to concern anyone who cares about our nation. >> trump tweeted the retiring republican senator doesn't have the guts to run again after trump said he denied corker's request for an endorsement, a false claim according to corker's chief of s

. >> i'm dave briggs live in las vegas where it's 1:00 a.m. local time. it's wednesday, october 4th. we're just over 48 hours after this deadly shooting and new this morning details about the las vegas shooter, stephen paddock. his large cache of weapons. his girlfriend back in the united states and newly released body cam video capturing the chaos as the attack unfolded. [ gun fire ] >> go that way, go that way. go that way. hey, they're shooting right at us. >> where is it at? >> north of the mandalay bay. >> police officials say the gunman appears to have fired on and off for between 9 and 11 minutes after the first 911 call. clark county sheriff said the shooter had cameras set up both inside and outside his hotel room here at the mandalay bay, cameras he may have been using to spot police and security approaching his room. officials say they do not think the shooter was broadcasting this video over the internet. even with the new details the shooter's motive remains a mystery. the death toll from the attack has been revised downward by one. officials

i'm aldisson sitting in for christine romans. >> dave briggs. still trying to get through the dongs.s. blen plenty of intrigue lee harvey oswald acting as an agent of the cia? that remains unanswered. the white house did release over 2800 records, roughly 300 others kept classified because of national security concerns. more on that in a moment. >>> first some high lights like the cia director suddenly cut soft before answering a critical question. in records from a 1974 deposition. richard helms was asked whether there was any information involved with the assassination of president kennedy which in any way shows that lee harvey oswald was no some way a cia agent or an agent. the document ends suddenly there with t

in the east. >> i'm dave briggs live in las vegas where it's 1:00 a.m. local

. >> good morning i'm dave briggs. we welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. just over 24 hours since the worst mass shooting in modern american history. the head line is not what we know at this hour, it's what we don't. the motive. why did 64-year-old steven paddock open fire from his 32nd floor window. killed at least 59 people and injured more than 500 as concert goers ran for their lives. the guns in the shooters hotel room were recovered and from his home. we'll have more on the gunman in just a moment. now investigators have started piecing together how the attack happened and how it was stopped. officials say a team of six officers spoke with security at the mandalay bay, searched the hotel floor by flow and found the gunman through the smoke alarm. the shooter fired at the officers through the door forcing the s.w.a.t. team to move in. >> on the 32nd floor ea. >> breeach breach breach. >> s.w.a.t. officers moved in finding the gunman had already killed himself. the question haunting inv

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm renee marsh in for christine romans. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. after days of painstaking investigation authorities are starting to piece together a picture of the man behind the las vegas mass a ter. among the new details cnn has learned he went out of his way to protect his privacy, paying nearly $370,000 in cash for a house in mesquite, nevada, even though the 2,000 square foot home had a commanding hill top view he obscured it with a solid mesh privacy fence that blocked neighbors' view of his home. >> on his real estate application he said his income came from gambling. authorities found 19 of the shooter' knenearly -- meticulou plan and anger that drove it developed over some time. >> more than 100 investigators have spent the last 72 hours combing through the life of 64-year-old stephen paddock. he is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo. and living a secret life. much of which will never be fully understood. >> well officials also say there is evidence the gunman planned to survive the attack and escape. the usual for a mass

i'm dave briggs. have a great weekend. someone by the same name as the shooter rented a hotel room kwrefr looking grant park in august. >>> authorities are analyzing a note the shooter left in the hotel room. >>> every day it becomes more confusing.

i'm dave briggs, it is 33 minutes past the hour.etails on the president's escalating feud with a leading member of his own party, bob corker, the powerful chairman of the forrelations committee. now steve bannon calling on dorkdor corker to step down. >> mcconnell and corker and the entire clique on capitol hill have to go. if he needs any -- if we need any more proof about what they think, you heard it tonight. if bob corker has any honor or decency, he should resign immediately. >> don't count on it. bannon demamdsing he resign. president trump's fitness to lead. that expressed in an interview with the "new york times." here's a portion of the audio. >> i do worry that he's -- sometimes i feel like he's on a reality show of some kind, you know, he's talking about foreign policy issues. you got to realize that that we could be heading towards world war iii with the kind of comments he's making. >> sources also tell cnn the president is lashing out at corker in part over frustration that his legislative agenda is stalled in congress

." >> i'm dave briggs, state school guy. 30 minutes past the hour. closest connection yet between the trump campaign and wikileaks prompting many knew questions this morning. the daily beast reporting. >> four sources tell cnn the cambridge analytica ceo was seeking tens of thousands of e-mails that hillary clinton deleted from her private server while secretary of state. for more, pamela brown. >> reporter: good morning. sources tell cnn the head of cambridge analytica, a data form working for the trump campaign reached out to julian assange during the campaign asking about hillary clinton's missing e-mails, he acknowledged on twirts that happened and rejected the request. the head of that firm sent an e-mail to several people including top republican donor relating he had e-mailed assange but sources say no one from the trump campaign was that chain. wikileaks was responsible for leaking e-mails last year. not hillary clinton's 'em as. we don't know if a third party ever obtained them, but wikileaks was directly connected to russia by the intellige

i'm on dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. 4:00 a.m. in the east. astros won a wild game 5. >> one of the wildest we have ever seen. >>> we'll talk about that in a moment. washington on edge waiting for arrests in the mueller probe. a federal grand jury has approved the first charges in the russia investigation. that indictment is still sealed. we don't know what the charges are or who they target. >> they have examined former lobbying by paul manafort and former or national security adviser michael flynn. they are also looking at whether the firing of fbi director james comey resulted in obstruction of justice. >> this as "the wall street journal" editorial board calls on mueller to resign. >> the trump administration should let the mueller probe take its course. those targeted by special counsel should take it seriously. >> anybody who has been advised by special counsel's office that they are targeting the investigation, which i'm sure he has done to those people, should be concerned. >> give him a chance to do his job. the results will be known

i'm dave briggs. it is october, 18th, 2017. it is 5:00 in the east. president trump reached out to the families of the slain soldiers. a florida congresswoman overheard this call. >> his widow met the casket. moments earlier she heard this comment. she was in the car and listened to part of the call on speaker phone. she recalled part of it to cnn's don lemon. >> reporter: we were in the car together in the limousine headed to meet the body at the airport. so i heard what he said because the phone was on speaker. >> what did he say? >> well, basically he said, well, i basically know he knew what he signed up for but i guess it still hurts. >> translator: remark made the widow break down in tears, as you might imagine any remark from any president might do. the white house only saying "the president's conversations with the families of american heroes who made the ultimate sacrifice are private. cnn has been unable to reach the family for comment. >> meantime, the defense department is conducting an initial review of the mission in niger and the deadly

i'm dave briggs.24 hours since the worst mass shooting in modern american history. the headline is not what we know at this hour, it's really what we don't. the motive. why did 64-year-old steven paddock open fire from his window at the mandalay bay here behind me? it he killed at least 59 people, injured more than 500. as 22,000 panicked concert goers ran for their lyes. authorities have recovered 23 gu guns from the hotel room and 19 more from his home. we have more in a moment. but now investigators have started piecing together how this attack happened. how it was stopped. officials say a team of six officers spoke with security at the mandalay bay and searched the hotel floor by floor until they find of found the gunman through the smoke alarm paz pivotal in locating the exact room because of the smoke coming from the weapons. the shooter fired at the officers through the door forcing the s.w.a.t. team to move in. >> all units on the 32nd floor, s.w.a.t. has explosive breach. everyone needs to mo

i'm dave briggs. >> it is 31 minutes past the hour.smayed at the lack of detailed information he's receiving on the ambush in niger by isis affiliated fighters. an attack two weeks ago that left these four soldiers dead and others wounded. it is the deadliest assault on soldiers during the president trump administration. mattis is unhappy but is not trying to rush the ves. that investigation being carried out by u.s. africa command. >> senator john mccain says he does not think the trump administration is being up front. asked by reporters, the senate arms services chair said his committee first wants dmf information it deserves. at that they can decide whether an investigation is needed z or not. they're raising questions about what happened in its immediate after math. for more, barbara stone. >>reporter: we are now learning for the first time that a contractor flew in the aircraft into the battle zone after the fighting died down to help evacuate american and nigerien dead and wound the. these planes are engenerally not armed an onl

. >> i'm dave briggs. it was an extraordinary day in the politics.en dented attack from members of his own party. jeff flake of arizona and bob corker of tennessee, both free from the constraints of a re-election bid unloading on president trump. flake blunt and emotional on the senate floor, saying he regrets the compromised state of america's moral authority and his own complicity in what he calls a, quote, alarming and dangerous state of affairs. >> the personal attacks, the threats against principles, freedoms and institution, the flagrant disregard for truth and decency. the reckless provocations mostly for the pettiest reasons, reasons having nothing whatsoever to do with the fortunes of the people we have been elected to serve. none of these appalling features of our current politics should ever be regarded as normal. >> senator flake making the stunning announcement that he will not seek re-election in 2018. that development coming after the president reignited his twitter war with senator corker, belittling the tennessee lawmaker while false

we are all bullish on dave briggs because it is his birthday. he is 41.nn would like to say happy birthday. >> todayly unexpected. >> what are you going to do? >> i just want a bloody mary and some of this cake. >> welcome to cnn and my birthday is january 31st and i like cup cakes. >> done. we got it. >> thanks for joining us. i'm christine romans. >> i'm dave brigs. "new day" starts right now. >>> harvey weinsteinen stands accused of rape and assault. >> he excused himself. and when he came back, he was just in a robe, buck naked. >> it definitely feels like our culture is starting to take this more seriously. >> the obamas and the clintons embraced him. i think it is is a dark mark on their record. >>> he made a joke. nothing more than that. >> i laughed when he said it. >> we need the president to act like a psident instead of undercutting his own secretary of state. >> trying to get out of here. saw it bouncing across the road. >> it is is zero percent contained. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alyson camerota. >> welcome to our viewers in

. >> i'm dave briggs live in las vegas where it is 2:00 a.m. on wednesday october 4th. we're just over 48 hours from the deadliest mass shooting in modern american history. this morning new details about las vegas shooter stephen paddock. his enormous cache of weapons. his girlfriend now back in the united states and in a new interview. marilou danley's sisters claimed the gunman sent her out of the country before the attack. more on that in a moment. we're also getting our first look at newly released police body cam video that captures the chaos as the attack unfolded. >> go that way, go that way, go that way. >> hey, they're shooting right at us, guys. stay down. everybody stay down. >> where is it at? >> north of the mandalay bay, it's coming out of a window. >> police say the gunman appeared to shoot on and off for 9 to 11 minutes after that first 911 call. the sheriff said the shooter had cameras set up both inside and outside his hotel room at the mandalay bay. two in the hall, one on the people. officials say they don't think the shooter was broadcasting that vi

i'm dave briggs. it is october, 18th, 2017. it is 5:00 in the east.eached out to the families of the slain soldiers. a florida congresswoman overheard this

i'm dave briggs. >> "new day" starts right now. >> do you think this was all accomplished on his own?> why de acquire that stuff and never use it? was there a trigger that led him not to pursue building a bomb? >> he's got other weapons he's using as defensive or maybe part of the escape plan. >> anything

dave briggs with much more on that. >> reporter: good morning to you. just a person of interests, probably the only person on earth that can speak into the mind-set and perhaps answer that question as to why on earth paddock committed this horrific crime. we are also hearing from her sisters in australia, speaking about why she was out of the country at the time of the shooting. their faces were obscured. their names were not revealed, but they gave an emotional response as to why their sister was, quote, sent away at the time of the shoot. >> and i know she doesn't know anything as well. she was sent away. she was sent away so that she will be not there to interfere with what he's planning. >> she didn't even know she was going to the philippines, and he said, marilou i found you a cheap ticket to the philippines. >> marilou danley is an australian citizen traveling on an passport, and traveling she sure was. two weeks before the shooting on september 15th, a flight from tokyo to the philippines. she didn't just stay there. she travelled to hong kong o

." >> i'm dave briggs. it's mon, october 9, 4:00 in the east. we start with an extraordinary volley of personal insults. bob corker going much farther than any republican has with criticism of the president. in an interview sunday with the "new york times," chairman of the foreign relations committee accused president trump of treating his office like a reality show with reckless that's that could set america, quote, on the path to world war iii. he concerns me. he would have to concern anyone who cares about our nation. >> all this escalating sunday when the president launched a twitter tirade. he tweeted he doesn't have the guts to run again. he supposedly denied corker's request for endorsement, something that's false. he tweeted back saying it's a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. so someone obviously missed their shift. >> underscored by this remark from corker last week. >> i think secretary tillerson, secretary mattis and chief of staff kelly are those people that help separate our country from chaos. >> this alle

i'm dave briggs, thursday, october 26. i can barely remember wh i had for lunch. it's 4:30 p.m. in north korea. >>> we start with the closest connection yet between the trump campaign and wikileaks prompting many new questions this morning. the daily best first to report that the head of a data analytic company -- cambridge analytica ceo was seeking the tens of thousand es of e-mails hillary clinton deleted from her private server while secretary of state. >> two sources they they wanted to turn them into -- there is no evidence wikileaks ever had clinton's missing e-mails even after they released thousands of e-mails stolen by russian hackers from key clinton aides. for more on this let's turn to pamela brown in washington. >> reporter: good morning. sources tell cnn the head of cambridge analytica reached out to wikileaks founder julian assange during the campaign asking about hillary clinton's missing e-mails. he says that did happen and rejected the request. the head of the form sent an e-mail to several people relaying that he had e-mailed assange but sources say no one fro

. >> i'm dave briggs. 4:00 a.m. in the east. secretary of state rex tillerson speaking out about the relationship with president trump saying he and his unconventional boss are working together to quote force action on important global issues. tillerson told jake tapper that his conversations with the president are frank, candid, refuting rumors the two of at odds. the second also refused to address reports he called the president a moron over the summer. >> i'm not going to deal with that kind of petty stuff. this is a town that seems to relish gossip, rumor, innuendo and feed on it. i don't work that way. i don't deal that way and i'm just not going to dignify the question. at the end of the day he makes decisions and i do the best i can to execute them. >> he also had a pretty sharp comeback to that comment that the president's trying to quote publicly castrate him on foreign policy. >> you don't want to say anything about the senator calling -- suggesting you've been gelded before the world? >> i checked. i'm fully intact. >

. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. see you tomorrow. >>> made that state, i thought it was sickening, actually. >> this is going to be trump's benghazi. >> i don't want to is see the death of americans turned into is some sensationalized partisan fight. >> we don't know exactly we're at in the world militarily. >> we didn't know we had 1,000 troops in niger. did you? >> no, we did not. >> we want the full accurate story and we want to get it right. >> we're going to score a big legislative accomplish here on tax reform. >> you want the best tax package that can actually pass. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn cammarata. >> welcome on our viewers around the united states and around the world. 6:00 here in new york. lawmakers demanding answers on the deadly military mission in niger. congress is set to hold its first hearings this week. and leading senators admit they are stunned to learn how many u.s. troops are in the west africa an nation. the senate also getting ready to grill president trump's secreta

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm rene marsh, it's friday, october 20, 5:00 a.m. in the east.g an emotional appearance. kelly defending the way president trump handled a condolence call to the widow of sergeant la david johnson, who was killed in an ambush

." >> i'm dave briggs. it is thursday, october 19. it's 5:00 a.m. in the east. the lack of detailed information he's getting. an attack two weeks ago that left four u.s. soldiers dead and two wounded. it's the deadliest assault on american soldiers during the trump administration. three senior officials tell cnn mattis is unhappy but not trying to rush the investigation being carried out by u.s. africa command. >> senator mccain says they're not being up front. asked by reporters if congress should investigate, the chairman said his committee first wants information it quote deserve

. >> i'm dave briggs live in las vegas, just over 24 hours since the worst mass shooting in modern american history. the headline is not what we know at this hour, it's what we don't. the motive, why did 64-year-old stephen paddock open fire from his 32nd floor window at the mandalay bay behind me. he killed at least 59 people, injured more than 500 as 22,000 concert goers ran for their lives. authorities are recovered 23 guns from the shooter's hotel room, 19 more from his home in mesquite, nevada. we'll have more on that in a moment. investigators have started to piece together how the attack happened, how it was stopped. officials say six officers searched the hotel floor by floor until they found the gunman's room. the shooter fired at the officers through the door forcing the swat team to move in. >> all units from the 32 pd floor, swat has explosive breach, all units move back. >> breach, breach, breach. >> swat officers did move in, find the gunman had already killed himself. the question haunting investigators and victims this morning is why. why did a man, described as a retired ac

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. 30 minutes past the hour.ton is on edge looking for possible arrests in special counsel's robert mueller's probe in russian interference in the 2016 election. cnn was first to report that a federal grand jury has approved the first charges in the investigation. that indictment is still sealed. we don't know what those charges are or who they target. >> special counsel team has examined foreign lobbying by chairman paul manafort and national security adviser michael flynn. they are looking at whether the firing of fbi director james comey amounted to obstruction of justice. >> many are wondering whether the president might pardon some or all of his targets or whether he might fire phaoeurl himself. "the wall street journal" editorial board calls on him to resign. >> the trump administration let the mueller probe take its course. those targeted by special counsel should take it seriously. >> anybody who has been advised by special counsel's office that they are targeting the investigation which i'm sure he has d

i'm on dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans. 4:00 a.m. in the east. astros won a wild game 5. >> one

. >>> i'm dave briggs. have a great weekend, everybody. we'll see you monday. >>> president trump on the attack again using congresswoman wilson of lying. >> he said i guess he knew what he was getting into. >> his way tried to express he's a brave man. he knew what he was getting himself into. >> he was trying to do damage repair. >> he called her an empty barrel. >> why are we trying to be cruel to each other? that's not who we are. >> if you have anything to say other than this is a tragedy get some duct tape out and shut up. >> had we anticipated this attack, we would have devoted more resources to it. >> there may be a reason for subpoenas. >> the u.s. military does not leave its post behind. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >> welcome the our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is your "new day". the president just can't let it go, once again accusing the democratic congresswoman of lying about the content of his condolence call to the family of la david johnson even though the family con

. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. see you tomorrow.e mission? why was there a lack of support? >> we owe the american people transparency and we intend to deliver just that. >> the ambush came despite intelligence that enemy contact was not likely. >> the armed services committee is not getting enough information. >> once sergeant johnson was missing, we brought the full weight of the u.s. government to try to recover his body. >> i want answers, most importantly for the families. >>> the president and congress are laser focused on making sure middle income wage earners

i'm dave briggs.e new accusations of sexual misconduct against harvey weinstein reaching a stunning new low this morning. this as the board of the company he founded insists they knew nothing about the many incidents now being alleged. the new york times reports that a list actress gwyneth paltrow and angelina jolie claim he made advances on them in the 1990s. the new yorkeagaze also publishing a story alleging weinstein raped three women. >> that's a claim weinstein's spokeswoman at gor ccategorical rejected. mr. weinstein has further confirmed there were never any acts of retaliation against any woman for refusing his advances. with respect to any women who have made allegations on the record mr. weinstein believes all these relationships were consensual. cnn is reaching out for clarification on each specific allegation. >>> the new yorker also posted audio from a new york police department sting operation in 2015. in it a young model resists his efforts to get her into his hotel room and refers to

i'm dave briggs. have a great weekend. le "new day" right now. >>> someone by the same name as the shooter rented a hotel room kwrefr looking grant park in august. >>> authorities are analyzing a note the shooter left in the hotel room. >>> every day it becomes more confusing. >> that moment in time is frozen. >> this is a really great guy. a lot of people are never going to get to know. >> we don't know what this represents. >> could be something. could be nothing. >> when he should be calming the storm, he's predicting one. >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alyson camerota. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is your "new day". it is is friday, october 6th, 6:00 here in new york. it has been a long week. alyson is taking the day, and i am lucky enough to have the formidable poppy harlow. >> i think you get that description, new friend. >> you can take me any day of the week. good to have you here. >> thank you so much. >>> authorities are analyzing the murderer's computers an

i'm dave briggs. >> good morning. i'm sitting in for christine romans.

. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now.ng, actually. >> this is going to be trump's benghazi. >> i don't want to is see the death of americans turned into is some sensationalized partisan fight. >> we don't know exactly we're at in the world militarily. >> we didn't know we had 1,000 troops in niger. did you? >> no, we did not. >> we want the full accurate story and we want to

. >> i'm dave briggs. >>> two republicans with harsh rebukes muof the president. senator jeff flake is on "new day." bob corker also on "new day". >>> we must stop pretending the conduct of some in our executive branch are normal. >> when he lies about something and you know it's a lie, shouldn't you speak up? >> that's your job. >> this is a fight for the heart and soul of the republican party. >> i don't know why he lowers himself and debases our country. >> all this stuff you see on a daily basis on twitter this, twitter that, forget about it. >> his coalition to get things passed is now in some jeopardy. >> bob mueller's team has corroborated the fact of the dossier. >> there's a lot of motivations in the white house to distract a little bit here. >> why did they spend a year covering it up? >> this is "new day" with chris cuomo and allici alisyn kam cam >> >>> we begin with an extraordinary day with republican rebuke against a sitting president. two retiring gop senators calling out president trump as untruthful. senator jeff flake says he will no longer be c

i'm dave briggs. >> "new day" starts right now. >> do you think this was all accomplished on his own? >> he had to have help at some point. >> why de acquire that stuff and never use it? was there a trigger that led him not to pursue building a bomb? >> he's got other weapons he's using as defensive or maybe part of the escape plan. >> anything we -- >> it's a ridiculous situation. it shouldn't have happened to any of those people. >> in the darkest moments what shines most brightly is the goodness. >> i'm not a hero. i just deal. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day," it is thursday, october 5, 6:00 here in new york. chris is in washington after the big nancy pelosi special. we begin with new details in the las vegas massacre. police now believe the killer planned to escape and had a massive amount of explosives and am nation waiting in his car. but, investigators are stumped by the killer's secret life and the mystery of what motivated him to carry out the massacre. authorities are trying to figure out if something happened la

there's been some speculation that dave briggs because of t that dana boente hbecause of th job he had in the trump administration -- there's been some reporting, speculation that maybe dana boente may end up being a witness in part of this investigation, maybe that has something to do with him stepping down today. do you have any thoughts on that matter? >> i don't know if it's true he'll be a witness. i talked to someone today that said they talked today dana, where he's been excited so he could retake his job in the eastern district of virginia. what that says is he did not decide two days later to resign, but he was forced out by the trump administration. we don't know the answer to that, we don't know whether it has anything to do with the mueller investigation, but the timing has been curious with his sudden leaving of the department. >> that was a conversation he had a couple of days ago in which he did not express any desire and, in fact, expressed enthusiasm of continuing in the eastern district of virginia and today surprisingly, mysteriously, he resigned. >> right. you can d

>> our dave briggs on the ground in las vegas with really our closest view we've had to date of the stage. dave, thanks to you. part of the new information on marilou danley we're getting and the killer, as well, and this sniper's nest he had set up in that room equipped with cameras. let's bring in cnn's sara sidner with much more information on the investigation. sara? >> reporter: so what police are saying is, they've given some numbers here that are really shocking. that the shooting went on from 9 to 11 minutes, that he had amassed 47 guns. some of those guns were found in two of the properties he owned and some of those guns found inside of that hotel room here at the mandalay bay. what we now know is that there are some stages that were set up for him, so there were little platforms that he used. sk and we understand that he had video cameras inside the room and just outside the room. now, authorities don't believe that those cameras were used to broadcast out, so that someone else could see what was going on, but they certainly have some video from that. and they are reviewing tha

. >> i'm dave briggs. "new day" starts right now. see you tomorrow. we'll see you tomorrow. >>> what was the mission? why was there a lack of support? >> we owe the american people transparency and we intend to deliver just that. >> the ambush came despite intelligence that enemy contact was not likely. >> the armed services committee is not getting enough information. >> once sergeant johnson was missing, we brought the full weight of the u.s. government to try to recover his body. >> i want answers, most importantly for the families. >>> the president and congress are laser focused on making sure middle income wage earners actually benefit. >> president trump sitting down with senate republicans to chart the path forward on tax reform. >> they're doomed to fail if they do not make a bipartisan effort. >> reporter: this is "new day" with chris cuomo and alisyn camerota. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. we're doing a lot of talking. it's all real what you see here. this is your "new day." it's tuesday, october 24th

. >> i'm dave briggs here, live in las vegas, just past midnight. it's wednesday, october 4th.er 48 hours away from