was a shooter on the thirty second floor of the mandalay bay officers responded to that location in gage the suspect at that location he is dead currently he has been a dignified he is a local resident i will not release his name at this time but we are interested in a companion that is traveling with him. and as i just offered to in the morning in las vegas we can on our show you another video from inside the concert venue that appeared online oh the crowds of people outside when the gunfire began a lot of warning you may find this video this time. thank you. i. i. i. i i i. i i i don't know how i carried you have some firsthand accounts from witnesses of the deadly shooting us take a listen no i was inside. we refused to believe it was a shooting. until they just kept growing and growing and in. this stage and then everybody started flying and we started we had to have a gate to get out. it was crazy i've never seen anything like that now if i heard it. and they kept going even you have to be off it just kept going and going is it was the same. we also i was spoke with ben i can mock a

start to have hope but for us to make that future a reality then it means getting the grass roots in gage's it means the choice fair . me and all those guys get things going from the ground up and it means they're missing the planners in the policymakers halfway if we're going to see cities that are truly sustainable. as on the chopper he says continue to expand we're being pushed to explore more radical solutions to the environmental cost city living in taiwan a french architecture firm is constructing a garden tower which will absorb one hundred thirty tons of carbon dioxide each year. while local government in washington d.c. is utilizing a high foothold in the city center to generate energy kinetically for lighting using a technology called pay. and a south korea some dough has been dubbed the smartest city on the planet developed as a built the world's largest pneumatic waste collection system citywide recycling is projected to reach seventy six percent by twenty twenty innovations of that if the support and funding to adopt the widely is a chance the world's much openness is could bec

david: maggie gage, you're going to stay with us in washington.rs are already thinking about who the big winners and not so big winners are likely to be. joining us is michael mckee. give us a sense of what you think of as the winners and not so big winners. i'm not sure there are real losers. >> it's just an outline so far. winners fairly obvious from a territorial tax system. longer be taxed on their repatriated dollars. the big companies pay a much lower effective tax rate. banks and insurance companies get a win. the idea of immediate expensing should help manufacturing and construction companies. people who make a lot of expensive equipment up front. investors have already priced all of this into the markets. the indexes for those have really gone up. those areas are already getting a bump in the markets. the losers a little bit harder to nail down. anybody who is a loser is going to be lobbying hard not to stay there. because of the way their tax withms are set up regulated utilities, some of those who might be affected by this. it hurts rea

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could have a spill over effect in turkey and that's why tokyo is seeking for alternative regional in gage months mostly the one with russia which has recently picked up off their fighter jet crisis in two thousand and fifteen but i have to emphasize that russia has never been fully. trust of all one hundred trustable ally for turkey right there in as a reliable partner even exactly because it's turkey is at the intersection point of the whole region between europe and the middle east and all regional players and global players are. in the field fighting for their and national interests and there are some kinds of conflicts of interest between the. also they are turkeys trying to play a chess game actually about how we don't know until they can succeed and get it again time about this thank you so much for their sin i'm very interesting to hear this scene and because if you are to keep pace correspondent. and the trumpet ministration has outlined to congressional leaders new hardline immigration plans the proposals include limiting the number of green cards for family members of u.s. citiz

that's why you're gaging up here like some kind of mob in order to prevent me from saying something.le protesters marched on campus outside the event.natslarge crowds gathered throughout the afternoon. they were overall peaceful - and had mostly dissipated by the evening. officials say they had prepared for months ahead of today's speech.governor rick scott declared a state of emergency for alachua county -- following requests from local law enforcement. the university has ramped up security... spending an estimated 600-thousand dollars on safety precautions. kent fuchs, university of florida president: we're taking the equivalent of 1,000 tuitions and investing it in security because all moves -- in hopes of avoiding the deadly events that unfolded in charlottesvill e in august. nats one woman was killed and dozen injured when a car plowed through a group of counter- protesters... demonstrating against a white nationalist rally. spencer was asked about that deadly day... question: charlottesville. (grant) (grant) now to our four zone forecast... as we take this live look outside at

conclusion and gaging with the reformation but rather as an invitation in the end it is your taishan knows its all in its five critically. examining our faith. and the love of our own in doubts and searching questions thank you. thank. the speech by the german culture mr grocers you're with a special program as we mark five hundred to five hundred thirty first of the revelation w.'s but is the first correspondent is here and reporter kate brady is at the church inventing birth where martin luther five hundred years ago nailed he saw five hundred pieces to the door welcome kate brady today is a public holiday in germany is there much of a turnout there. well just a couple of hours ago there was actually a mass held here behind me where all of germany's leading figures turned up to take part in that mass and a good few hundred people turned out on this square here and of course just behind me here you can see now the berries have been taken down a lot of people have floated to that door behind me which lutherans of course believe five hundred years ago today that is where martin luther

stain gage in theou near future i will bring new episodes seven of the climate disruption quiz. >> best senator from florida?. >> i ask unanimouse consent?. >> without objection. >> a few weeks ago we knew would be engaged with one of the most important and impact full debates we have had a long time for a place that has been so criticized for not doing anything we have a chance to help real people and the great thing is that it and soul of our identity as a nation to we want to be and whohi we are up to this point. we embrace free enterprise people believe otherwise that means the government doesn't try to control as much of the economy with private property and private businesses to make sure people don't cheat and steal the we believe in the private economy. but look back at the founding one of the unique things we're taken for granted is that america was not created as a nation to bring together a common race or ethnicity or religion but we would h argue it has been a homeland for those that have lived in that one place. we were founded on the idea you could bring different kinds of

in the nixon administration, with more degreg gages of southern schools than the johnson administration, eisenhower and kennedy administrations. his admission very quietly proceeded by the supreme court, but very quietly desegregated the southern schools to the point that polls of southern black voters in the 1970s gave nixon, like, a 53 to 47 plurality. really appreciated. but nix job didn't want the rest of the country to know about it bus he had been successful with the southern strategy. so, at the same time that he is quietly doing that, he is appointing people like clem mont haynesworth and hall carswell to the supreme court. guys that were recall really borderline if not outright racist, and when they were defeated by congress, making o impassionedstand he was the only one who understood the caught. so doing the right thing quietly, not wanting to let the south know he was doing it. he would take these outrageous steps to make it look like he was against busing, he knew that there was this feeling of resentment that people had in the late 1960s that white middle -- people he call

but thrt this litany that sites in presentations like this, i mean if you look at the deseg rei gagesof ole miss, you know, there were major riots that took place in people were killed. if you recall -- boston crisis public schools in boston there have been films and books written about uprising with regard to that. or to go to the 1980s the early 1990s with the housing desegregation crisis in yonkers new york, major revolt against these desegregation of housing is by the way shown in this film you can find on -- various services. show me a hero anybody say show me a hero yeah very interest about yonkers desegregation crisis on housing. but i site that litany to suggest that often timest therein a understidges estimation of race cyst resistance which is mind boggling concerning history of this country and my bock on the haitian revolution i put forward the idea that you cannot begin to understand the collapse of slavery but understanding haitian revolution in and britain abolitionist who pressure united states to move away from slavery. and oftentimes this is down played because i gue

the two wren gaged to be married in a few weeks. dress bourkts invitations in the mail. >> she said i don't know anything about it. christopher doesn't tell me. >> didn't tell her anything, or so she said? >> that was my reaction, and i didn't buy it. >> i guess not, because he went on grilling this young woman for more than 12 hours at end of which the detective played to her heart, her relationship with susan and john sutton. >> say is a said, look, susan real cared about you. she basically thought of you as a daughter. this woman didn't deserve to die like this. john doesn't certainly, you know, deserve to be blind the rest of his life and i know for a fact that garrett did this under the direction of christopher. finally she started crying and i go i think i might have her. >> with the tears came a story, what christopher had said to her that just might nail her for murder. >> parents deserved to die for taking years out of his life. she said that this went on for years. she interjected and said i knew it was going to happen. i

s&p 500 report this week 12 dow stocks futures gains across the board, with all three major market gages higher in europe as well, the biggest gainer there still, french stokes cac quarante up a third of 1%, and nikkei biggest winner in asia overnight, up more than 1%. tesla shifting into high gear asaid setting up shop in shanghai potential impact of expansion into china, nfl, not scoring points with a lot of fans, the national anthem he protester rolled on throughout another weekend of football president trump weighed in on that, last hour, tweeting this, as i predicted nobody bet me $20 but it happened two dozen nfl players continued to kneel during national anthem showing total disrespect to our flag and country no leadership in the nfl, the latest trouble for the league. nfl finds -- timberlake will headlined super bowl first time he appeared since jackson's malfunction whether it is enough to win super bowl fans will it change how people feel about nfl who are tired of protests. >> top story this half hour, our own maria bartiromo, sat down with president trump, at the white house,

have some for us once the sun comes up going to be flying the planes here after sun comes up try to gagefire lines are overnight, of course, fire joenl laid down at night good news in the fire conditioning front that there is no wind there hasn't been wind about 12 hours there are some forecasts that may come back this afternoon for the most part right now getting firefighters, and from the air as well helicopters and planes an opportunity to try to knock down some fires, one that burned through here atlas peak fire through here less 4 hours ago in mountains, striking homes ramps going into a dif county a third county solano county going towards area called green valley mandatory evacuations in place pictures that you are seeing are pictures that i took from photos before sundown last night, of the area you can see active fire areas you can see some won -- they even had a line created a backfire, so the battle here against flames continues, there are a lot of homes a lot of businesses lost latest number, 1500 different structures have burned that number is going up as well as the casualt

that's why you're gaging up here like some kind of mob in order to prevent me from saying something.>say they had prepared for months ahead of today's speech. governor rick scott declared a state of emergency... following requests from local law enforcement. the university spent about 600-thousand dollars on safety precautions. ( darya ) now to bay area football... the raiders finally snapping their 4 game losing streak.( james ) they took on alex smith and the kansas city chiefs last night. in the first quarter... derek carr finds amari cooper for the touchdown. that gives the raiders the lead. then in the 2nd quarter marcus peters with a late hit on carr... marshawn lynch ran from the sideline to join the scuffle -- he gets ejected for making contact with an official. then in the 4th quarter... carr finds michael crabtree to tie the game. then they win it with the field goal. the raiders are now 3 and 4 on the season. here is what head coach jack del rio told the team after teh game. "we believe, we continue to grind, you brought the why you should you why. think about

gaging beat the iran like inviting you on to come to international negotiations and see the. president trump he's. on the front they should all both come from the station before you go into the region. politicians to. put themselves on the lawn. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to express injury. or somehow want to. have to go right to be for us this is what will befall us three of them all can't be good that i'm interested always in the water. for six. about your sudden passing i've only just learned you worry yourself in taking your last bang turn. your out to you as we all knew it would i tell you i'm sorry i could so i write these last words in hopes to put to rest these things that i never got off my chest. i remember when we first met my life turned on each breath . but then my feelings started to change you talked about war like it was again still some are fond of you those that didn't like to question our arc and i secretly promised to never be like it said one does not leave a funeral the same as one enters the mind gets consumed with death this one quit

threat is still severe and said that terrorists are using a smaller attacks to keep their members in gagesaying that quote creating terror is their goal ablated web it weapon attack causes terror and continues to disrupt the world but that doesn't mean they've given up on a major evasion plot but do didn't actually see any evidence to substantiate these claims but the but she did use the terror threat to advocate for tough internet control saying that the internet was hitting the proliferation of terrorist propaganda of course the terrorist attack the threat of a terrorist attack is obviously. requires immediate concern but it's uncertain whether the american public will agree to it and especially considering the fact that past ministrations have used the terrorist attack and the threat of a terrorist attack to justify harsh surveillance laws the latest now from washington d.c. the bank. now in the u.s. florida's governor has declared a state of emergency ahead of a rally to be carried out by white nationalists among the speakers will be richard spencer he was one of the organizers of aug

why is why is the market still going great guns except for yesterday again, all three major market gagesng all-time highs on friday, you have every developed country in the world, 45 developed nations, about the economies growing simultaneously first time in a decade, and 33 of those 45 countries have economies that are growing even faster than they did last year so it is -- it is growth that is completely sync does that give correct me if i'm wrong room to foul up on tax reform and have our markets still -- >> i don't i don't think so one of the reasons why is fed so important that congress is -- does not mess taxes up because federal reserve governors have begged for fiscal policies right, they are monetary policies are over right, they have stopped and they stopped purchasing bonds, and growth in that, they are scaling it back from 80 billion a month to 60 billion, looking to raise rates that is why all the nominations that donald trump has, is going to have an effect on the market. >> on that note let's listen to what president trump on verge of making a decision about who is going t

our colleagues know their tactics won't actually stop a nomination, but they insist in gage illegalling in them any -- in engaging in them anyway. they forced needless cloture votes on set circuit court north more than any early presidency and they've demand a full 30 hours of floor time that senate rules allow for currently. these are partisan roadblocks that never change the outcome. they're just dillydall dillydal. they're intended to grind this body's normal procedures a sna snail's peso that nothing much else gets done. and oh, by the way, then complaining that not enough is being done. that's the tactic, that's the game plan. by way of comparison, during the first year of president obama's presidency, only once did senate republicans require a cloture vote on one of the president's nominees. in the trump administration, senate democrats have forced cloture votes on all of the president's nominees except one. this is all a game to waste time and maybe a little bit for show. but these tactics don't change the outcome, which is confirmation, and ironically because of the even more cy