gallagher, mr. gallagher votes no. mr. higgins. mr. higgins votes no. mr. rutford. mr. rut ford votes no. mr. thompson. mr. thompson votes no. mr. m ms. jackson-lee? mr. langevin. mr. langevin notes no. mr. richmond, mr. keating. mr. keating votes no. mr. payne. mr. praayne votes no. ms. watson-coleman, ms. watson coleman votes no. mr. corps rhea votes no. ms. barragan. mr. smith? ms. jackson lee. >> how am i recorded? >> the gentle lady is not recorded. >> no. >> the gentle lady votes no. ms. barragan. >> have all members voted? does any member wish to record or change his or her vote? how am i recorded? >> the chair is not voted. >> i vote no. >> on that vote there are zero yeas, 26 nays. >> the nays have it and the suk substitution is not agreed to. in the nature of substitute to the bill offered by mr. thompson in which the nos have prevailed by voice vote. the court shall call the roll. >> mr. smith? mr. king? >> no. >> mr. king votes no. mr. rogers? mr. rogers votes no. mr. duncan? mr. duncan votes no. mr. perry? mr. perry votes no. mr. katko. mr. katko votes no.

mike gallaghe gallagher doesn't look 90 years old but he's had extensive military experience and been a national security advisor. voices like yours will be very important there. >> i wanted to quickly say, the reason we came into the

gallagher: you don't have a chance. here this gives the civil war generation something that they can stand. they often created images of washington, lincoln and grant together, put them literally side by side. i've talked before about how at the end of the war, lincoln is the great figure for us. at the end of the war, grant and lincoln were equivalent figures. they would put those together tying the work of the founding , generation to the generation that served the union. very overtly tying them together. the union cause memory hugely important. one of the winning memories of the war. the other winning memory of the war was the emancipation cause. this would have been embraced by the overwhelming majority of african americans in the united states, both formerly enslaved and the small minority that lived in the free states. this would have been their principal understanding of the war, along with white abolitionists. i think radical republicans would have said the same thing. they would have said of course it's a good

gallagher: you don't have a chance. here this gives the civil war generation something that they can stand. they often created images of washington, lincoln and grant together, put them literally side by side. i've talked before about how at the end of the war, lincoln is the great figure for us. at the end of the war, grant and lincoln were equivalent figures. tying the work of the founding generation to the generation that served the union. very overtly tying them together. the union cause memory hugely important. one of the winning memories of the war. the other winning memory of the war was the emancipation cause. this would have been embraced by the overwhelming majority of african americans in the united states, both formerly enslaved and the small minority that lived in the free states. this would have been their principal understanding of the war, along with white abolitionists. i think radical republicans would have said the same thing. they would have said of course it's a good thing the union was preserved. i

james gallagher, bbc news.ew report says corals, clams and baby cod could all be affected by carbon dioxide emissions, which are making the oceans more acidic. the eight—year study from more than 250 scientists has found that while there's likely to be an impact on all sea life, infant sea creatures could be particularly vulnerable. here's our environment analyst roger harrabin. here's the effect of carbon dioxide on sea water. these bubbles contain natural c02 from an underwater volcano in papua new guinea. few sea creatures can live here because the c02 has made nearby water more acidic. swim away from those vents, and what a difference. the sea's chemistry returns to normal. and wonderful reef life can thrive. but industrial society is churning out c02 on a massive scale, and the gas is being absorbed into sea water around the world, making it all more acidic. today's report warns of major impacts on sea life. this comprehensive study confirms what we've been observing globally, ocean acidification is a prob

our health correspondent james gallagher reports. bacteria like this e coli are getting harder to treat as they evolve ways to resist antibiotics. these public health england laboratories are where the most serious infections come for analysis. this antibiotic would kill or treat an infection caused by this strain. if there is no zone at all we would say the bacterium is resistant and this drug would not be an effective treatment. if we go back to 2005—7, we were seeing these bacteria in two to four cases per year. last year we confirmed these resistant bacteria in over 2000 cases. if antibiotics fail then minor infections could become deadly and surgery, chemotherapy and caesareans too risky to perform. drug resistant infections are a growing problem. 5000 people were killed by such infections last year, if you take e coli in the bloodstream, now four in ten cases can't be treated with the

i'm trace gallagher in for shep. the white house defending its response to the four americans killed in niger earlier this month saying it too wants answers. >> the department of defense is initiated a review, which occurs any time there's an american killed in action. we're going through that process. the president, the department of defense and frankly the entire country and government want to know exactly what happened. and the president and the nation are grateful for those four american heros. we won't rest until we get some answers. that's part of the process. that's what we'll do. when the time is appropriate, we'll talk about the details of the investigation. >> president trump didn't say anything about the attack for more than a week. the senate's top republican on military matters john mccain said he might have to subpoena the trump administration for answers. today senator mccain is getting a meeting with the defense secretary himself, jim mattis. the meeting happening right now on capitol hill. we have re

mike gallaghe gallagher doesn't look 90 years old but he's had extensive military experience and been a national security advisor. voices like yours will be very important there. >> i wanted to quickly say, the reason we came into the examination of alliances and what americans actually think of alliances is that president trump has put forth , the way he described them as it's a zero-sum that united states should be getting more out of it and the allies are taking advantage of it. we asked questions about who benefits the most from alliances. show you a quick one. these are our alliances in europe. i'll talk about the overall number on the far right. we tested the idea that let's see if americans think other countries are getting the better end of the stick for our alliances with europe, and actually americans do believe that the united states and our allies benefit, 53%, or that they say the united states mostly benefits. there are differences that you can see between the partisans, but overall the majority believes that. so, they do seem to understand that we get some security bene

trace gallagher is live in vegas. what are investigators doing at the scene today. >> shep, there's a couple of crime scenes as you know. right now they're going back to the crime scene in mesquite. that's where they found 17 weapons and explosives. they pulled hard drives as well. we'll have more in a news conference. at the hotel, they were still on scene processing the weapons and the ammunition. that will take them a couple more days. they with back here early this morning. the mandalay bay is fully open except for the 32nd floor, which is completely shut down. this video where the concert took place, still shut down to the media and there's still investigators crawling all over this place trying not to disturb the evidence by wearing booties. you can tell the cars tell the story here. still hundreds of cars around this area. we had some people come out last night asking us if they could get their car, asking police. they're being told no. we're being told that every car has to match up to a certain person. as we

this is a question for guzman gallagher. thank you for your service.y brother served two tours in iraq and i'm very proud of his service. you cosponsor the border security act, and i noted the act uses concepts like situational awareness which is i think taken from the national , defense act as well as combining these biometric databases of immigrants with terrorists. what do those concepts represent about your thinking about the change threat? >> that's a great question. >> let's get a couple questions to back up. >> kent hughes, thank you very much for an intriguing panel an interesting result. it used to be that everyone saw this as being good for consumers. you can imagine the average walmart shoppers saying that's a good deal, but when you ask about jobs in the past, usually there is much greater concern. now you see that difference disappearing. >> i think we only have two more people with their hand up so let's try to take both of them. >> i am a recent graduate of the public affairs, this is a question for all of you. it looks like a implicatio

gallagher: thank you, mr. speaker. today i rise in support of h.r. 3342, the sanctioning hezbollah's illicit use of civilians as defenseless shields act. first and foremost, i'd like to thank chairman royce, ranking member engel, for their steadfast support of this effort and their broader leadership, not only in the middle east and as it pertains to rolling back iran's influence and their terrorist proxies, foremost among them, hezbollah, but also as it pertains to making the case for american leadership in the world. making the case for why american leadership, buttressed by its strong alliances, is a surround investment in our safety here at home. i'd also like to thank my friend and -- friend and colleague, tom suozzi, for his tireless work to make this bill a reality. he and his staff have been a pleasure to work with every step along the way. i think he's a perfect example of someone who is here and unafraid to reach across the aisle when it comes to doing what's right for the country. mr. speaker, this bill come

joining karen, a friend of ours of long-standing is eva from the chicago council and congressman mike gallagher, a very able newbie in the congress from wisconsin. before our panel starts, a brief video. ♪ ♪ from this day forward, it's going to be only america first, america first. >> president trumps inaugural address, like his campaign signaled a major departure from the last seven years of foreign to policy. slogans like make america great again, greater protectionism in trade and financial reckoning with our allies, tightening borders and withdrawing for major international agreement spread the 2017 chicago council survey, conducted six months into thef trumpet ministration tested the appeal ofn these ideas in the american public. results show the attraction remains limited. >> president trump has repeatedly criticized allied of free riding on america's security guarantee and argued that alliances were not serving american interests. americans believe that maintaining existing alliances and building new alliances are among the top three most effective form policy tools. in addition, 69% of

that's true. >> but mike gallagher is here to resurrect it. and congress has done some things lately, insisting on maintaining article five which the president of the -- of the nah to treaty, which the president did too. first he didn't embrace it, then he did embrace it. imposing sarngsz where congress thinks they could make a difference and so forth. so it's not just president trump and whatever he may believe and his views have shifted some. but there is a coequal branch of government. thought i'd point that out, that has people in it with long experience. i mean, mike gallagher doesn't look 90 years old, but he's had extensive military experience and been a national security adviser. i checked to some important people. and, you know, you bring skills there. and voices like yours are going to be very important there. >> go ahead. >> i just wanted to quickly say we actually -- the reason we came into the examination of alliances and what americans actually think about alliances is that president trump has put forth that the way he has descri

police are trying to track down that companion n las vegas, trace gallagher, fox news. >> authorities believe one of the reasons gunman was able to fire off so many shots so fast was because he used a device you probably heard a lot about these days called a bump stock. fox 29 head to do philadelphia gun range which does not allow those. the owner question if's gunman actually used one. he says he's not so sure how a 64-year-old man who does not appear physically fit is able to hold a weapon heavy with ammunition and repeatedly fire. >> the bump stock can be made to work but it requires a special skill that is not derived in one week's training, and even after you gave that -- gain that skill level i doubt you can sustain that rate of fire. >> devices are legal but members of congress from both parties seem willing to ban them in the wake of the mass shooting. nra agreed. the government needs to a good good hard look at them. >> man robbing a wells fargo on castor avenue this is afternoon. police say at about 1:30 guy walked into the bank and give the teller a movement the teller hand

it james. >> james: it trace gallagher, on the scene. catherine has been working her sources since word of this horrific event broker, and she joins me on such an out. what have you learned? >> we have it to contacts who have been able to review inventory of the weapons. and these are expensive guns, price range between 15 and -- when you put it all together, you're looking at the investment of over $100,000. we know some of the weapons were purchased in june or maybe even more recently, it at least takes us back in the premeditation question. probably around three months. >> james: that is what trace gallagher reported on, it may speak to premeditation. there were also indications that the shooter modified at least one of his weapons, what do you know about that? >> our contacts are saying that law enforcement has at least two receipts for something called a side fire, this is a modification that allows you to take a semiautomatic weapon so that it can mimic an automatic weapon. i have had different assessments as to how easy it is to m

. >>> next on lectures in history, university of virginia proffers gary gallagher teaches a class on civil war memory and how people in the north and south have interpreted the legacy of the conflict from the post-war era to the present day. his class is about an hour and 15 minutes. >>> all right. here we are for the last class this semester. we're going to move to the aftermath of the war as you know. we spent all

james gallagher, bbc news. separated from his boat and was stalked by a giant tiger shark. john craig, originally from sunderland, managed to swim four and half miles back to shore. he's been speaking about what happened. ijust kept my head in the water, watched what the big tiger shark was doing and he kept coming back towards me, he would circle me, dart in, i used my spear gun to try and fend it off and try and keep it a safe distance and then ijust knew the boat wasn't coming back, my only option was to swim to shore andi knew it was you know, seven and a half kilometres to get to the beach and that's an awful long swim with a big four metre tiger shark. the sharkjust kept pace behind me, every time i looked back i could see its huge head next to my fins and i had my spear gun pointed at my fins so it wouldn't get close enough to actually touch them. his lucky escape. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. nothing that frightening in the weather. things a lot calmer the winds lighter and it. to fe

here is trace gallagher. he is in for shepard >> the president promising tax cuts but republicans facing resistance from their own members. defense secretary james mattis in the dmz accusing north korea of threatening catastrophe. what he says the u.s. is doing to avoid a war. the secret j.f.k. files are out, some of them. what we're learning about the assassination and strippers and sex parties. that's all ahead this hour. sarah huckabee sanders responded to questions about the president's order of lifting a gag order and in part about the obama administration approved uranium to a russian company in 2010. the top democrat says he plans to investigate president trump's involvement. adam schiff tweeted if the president personally interviewed with the d.o.j. to advance case against a political opponent, it's beyond disturbing. i intend to pursue in new probe. sarah sanders president trump has pushed for transparency and she's not aware of any specific involvement from the president. let's get to john roberts l

music gave way to mass murder robbery los vegas another of our correspondents in las vegas is on the gallagher he joins us live now andy and more and more details that are emerging about this man this former accountant sixty four. yeah but not much to be honest i mean i think this will be a very long investigation because as rob said this is a man who had very little contact with the police never really got in trouble lived a pretty quiet life in misc eat the town a retirement community where he lived about ninety minutes drive from here and the key question and there are a few key questions here but the main one is the motive behind this why someone like this would preplanned this in such a heartless way we know that he rented the room in the hotel behind me here a few days before that they discovered twenty three weapons inside that hotel room and police are now treating it as a crime scene obviously but we also know that some of the weapons that he bought legally bought had been modified to go from semiautomatic to automatic meaning that he could let off between four hundred to eight hundre

. >> trace: good evening, everybody, i am trace gallagher. we are coming to you live, not far from where not 24 hours ago, a packed crowd of unsuspecting concertgoers. at this moment, we know 59 people are dead, more than 500 injured. but we still don't know what triggered this massacre. tonight, we will meet some of the people who witnessed the bloodshed firsthand, they will tell you what it was like to be trapped in this virtual battlefield while friends and loved ones lay injured or dying. >> you thought it was a part of the show. it sounded like fireworks, firecrackers, it sounds exactly how it was and then you see everybody talking, and then you here -- once you hear the music cut off, you knew it was real, and you see bodies dropping in people getting trampled. it is one of the craziest things. i saw people in front of me get hit with bullets. my first thought was to make sure everyone was okay. >> trace: you saw people in front of you get hit with bullets. plus, the latest on the investigation of this man, he is a suspected killer. pol

. >> let's go to trace gallagher, he is live on the phone from las vegas.ace, we had you doing the show about 15 minutes ago, and w we are learning that they do have his girlfriend here in the u.s. they are going to question her. a lot of questions tonight as she is probably the number one person who might know the most about him. >> sure, they doubled back page just a few days ago they were saying, no, she is not a person of interest. so with each news conference, she gets a little bit more important in the case. they said today that they were saying, a total that this woman is definitely a person of interest. that this woman does have more information. and if you just think about the scope of this thing, over the past two days they have found 47 weapons in the hotel room, in the homes they own together, or he owns and she lives with him in mesquite on fatah and -- they have been rated and they have fd explosives, multiple weapons, and as they say, a plethora of ammunition. so the very aspects of all the experts we have talked to to say that you could live

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history and gallagher lives a las vegas ranking. now a general strike is threatening to bring much of catalonia to a complete standstill following sunday's controversial that to break away from spain the strikes have been called for by catherine and trade unions in response to the violence by spain's national police during the ballot almost nine hundred people were injured as hundreds of riot police attempted to shut down the polling stations riddled tilter lawrence leaving now who is live for us in barcelona. and judging from the scene behind you lawrence it looks to say the call to go on strike has been mooted at least by some. not in their own looks of things going on here at once to die in the general strike is actually only one of them going to show you what's happening specifically here this is the office of the ruling spanish popular party the popular party has no support really whatsoever here in council lonia and consequently the council on police about supports police vans in front of async case people trying to scold me b

. ♪ >>> i want to wish you a good morning, i am diane gallagher. >> i am martin savidge. soldier died fighting on the war on isis. we take you to his final resting place. sergeant la david johnson be laid to rest. flags are flaying half staff in his honor. >> it is porimportant to know t this is based on early report, there is no word on how he was separated or why his body was recovered two days after those of the other three soldiers who were also killed in that attack. this comes as the president stands bee chief of staff john kelly's attack on a florida congresswoman. fredricka wilson is a close friend of the johnson's family and she was with them when johnson's widow took trump's condolence call on speakerphone. wilson says it was incentive. the president says kelly was outraged that wilson was listening in. >> he was so offended that a woman would be, that someone would be listening to that call. he was -- he could not believe it. actually, he said to me, sir, this is not acceptable. >> and meanwhile, steve bannon delivered a blistering attack on former president ge

[indistinct] >> tucker: our own trace gallagher is a las vegas semite on top of the developments as they come in. trace. >> we now know there are four crime scenes, the mandalay bay directly behind me, the concert venue as well as the home of the suspect, stephen paddock in mesquite nevada with to mike about 75 miles north of here. reno, nevada, in the process of being rated. the sheriff's department also told us they found 18 guns inside at home in mesquite along with numerous explosives and thousands of rounds of ammunition. inside the mandalay bay we now know that they found 17 guns, 16 rifles and a handgun and we should note it is still very unclear how many of those guns were converted to automatic weapons, the sheriff would not say. we should note the sheriff did say that over the course of several days this man was actually bringing suitcases in of ammunition and weapons up to the room. remember, he was in that room for four days and this attack took significant planning. it was a two bedroom suite, he hammered holes into of the windows to give him better aim at the concertgoers b

admitted pedophile roman polanski would still be in, though. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks. you want to know what corruption looks like, you're watching it. hillary clinton, countless people seem to determine to protect harvey weinstein and the consequences of his behavior. why exactly is that? mark steyn is here to tell us next. we are giving you the latest on the las vegas shooting. things are getting weirder and more confusing in this investigation. we have the very latest. >> tucker: all >> tucker: all right, talking with harvey levin about whether the fbi is opening an investigation into weinstein's behavior. the "daily mail" is just reporting, right now reporting, that the fbi has opened an investigation into weinstein for alleged sex crimes. that's the latest according to "daily mail" as of right now. "the new york times," of course, knew about his behavior a decade ago. they did nothing to kill the -- they killed the story. they had the story in their hands. actors were silent, even hillary clinton took five days to comment, she is close friends with weinstein. she s

chief white house correspondent john roberts is traveling with the president but we begin with trace gallagher. images from sunday's shooting and the latest on the investigation. >> the associated press reporting stephen paddock requested the room in the mandalay bay so he could fire down on the concert crowd from two separate windows. ee also had three separate cameras aimed at the hallway so he could see one police were closing in. we are learning a great deal more about the deadly first 10 minutes. [gunfire] newly released police body cam video shows what responders on the ground as the attack in las vegas unfolded. >> they are shooting right at us. stay down. stay down. mandalay bay, coming out a window. >> audio reveals the moment police entered the room paddock turned into a sniper's nest. finding paddock on the floor dead from an apparent suicide. fbi director andrew mccabe said investigators are reconstructing shooter's, behavior, and figuring out patterns. many much focus turns to marilou danley. she was questioned today after being labeled a person of interest. her sisters insist she

jeff gallagher, bbc news. —— drawn. —— james. hello. this is bbc news.ion and pledged to reverse the country's pacifist constitution. thousands of people have attended the latest demonstration in malta to call forjustice for the murdered journalist, daphne caruana galizia. she was killed by a car bomb on monday. the un seeks hundreds of millions of dollars in pledges to support rohingya muslims who've fled myanmar. now it is time for our newspaper review. jamiejoined us. what's making headlines around the world ? the japan times is of course leading with prime minister shinzo abe's all but certain victory in sunday's snap election. the win will give mr abe a mandate to reform the economy and take a firm stance on north korea. in the independent, anti—brexit campaigner, gina miller, calls on the uk government to release 50 secret brexit reports on sectors of the economy to ensure transparency in future decision—making. 0n the world page of the times, catalonia could declare independence from spain on friday. meantime, the telegraph's website has the story

>> shepard: trace gallagher, thank you. a fox extreme weather alert now.eft of hurricane nate drenching parts of the northeast today after making a second landfall near biloxi, mississippi yesterday morning. images to show you in our slide show. forecasters say nate came ashore as a category one storm and knocked out electricity to 100,000 people right away. officials say power crews have already fixed and restored most of it. here you can see workers in biloxi clearing the way downed trees yesterday. here officials in mississippi, alabama and louisiana and florida for that matter say there's no reports of major damage. you can see how hurricane force winds toppled a tree on this man's home in biloxi. and this, some pumpkins nearby at a farm in mississippi, south and west of gulfport. pumpkins all over the road there. this is flood waters surrounding a complex in pensacola beach in florida. this is widespread. here's what it looks like right now. forecasters say that storm will dump heavy rains and wind on part of the northeast possibly causing trouble del

i'm diane gallagher in forchristi pafo forchristi paul today. >> i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. >> four u.s. soldiers were killed and sergeant johnson is laid to rest, there are new details how the white house tried to claim the fallout as president trump said he tried to contact every gold star family this year. >> president trump is reportedly willing to pay big money for his staff's growing legal fees related to the russia investigation. "the washington post" reporting from white house officials that the president could spend at least $430,000 on legal teams for campaign aides and white house staff members. we will have more on that in a moment. >>> first, our boris sanchez has more on the public arguments over president trump's private condolence car to the family of sergeant david johnson that has consumed washington all week. >> as the body of sergeant david johnson was laid to rest in south florida, president trump was spending his saturday at a trump national golf course in virginia. there were no public events for the president today. he did take to twitter several tim

i am trace gallagher.sed all the ♪ if you could book a flight, then add a hotel, or car, or activity in one place and save, where would you go? ♪ expedia. >> keep your head down, runs that way! keep your head down, runs this way. heather: this friday, october 6th and this is a fox news alert, dramatic video giving a firsthand look at the chaos on the ground moments after gunfire exploded in las vegas. some disturbing details suggesting the killer may have been scouting out some other big cities. >> the disaster of the obama administration in terms of public safety. it is staggering that we never had a national debate. heather: a bipartisan effort to outlaw bump stocks who made him turn into automatic weapons. most democrats demanding they be banned but where were way when the obama administration alum on store shelves? heather: forget sanctuary city showdown. the entire state defined donald trump. "fox and friends" first starts right now. ♪ rob: a very long week, a rough week. heather: thank you as always

. >>> good morning, everyone, i'm diane gallagher in for christi paul. and i'm martin savidge in for victor blackwell. final good-byes today for a soldier who sacrificed his life to isis. sergeant la david johnson just 24 years old laid to rest today in his hometown. >> we was found a mile away from his team, and there are questions why his body was roughered just two days after the three other soldiers who were killed in the attack as well. >> this, as the white house stands by its attacks by fr fredricka wilson said. and john kelly was outraged that johnson was even listening, even though she knew johnson and his family personally. >> meanwhile, steve bannon has delivered a blistering attack on former president george w. bush and whether or not he fully even grasped the nature of the speech he gave on trump nationalism earlier this week. trump saying he was surprised that his chief of staff john kelly was offended after a fellow lawmaker criticized his phone call to a gold star family. we're joined by jeremy diamond. >> that's right, the president expl

admitted pedophile roman polanski would still be in, though. >> tucker: trace gallagher, thanks. you want to know what corruption looks like, you're watching it. hillary clinton, countless people seem to determine to protect harvey weinstein and the consequences of his behavior. why exactly is that? mark steyn is here to tell us next. we are giving you the latest on the las vegas shooting. things are getting weirder and more confusing in this investigation. we have the very latest. you know who likes to be in control? this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. >> tucker: all >> tucker: all right, talking with harvey levin about whether the fbi is opening an investigation into weinstein's behavior. the "daily mail" is just reporting, right now reporting, that the fbi has opened an investigation into weinstein for alleged sex crimes.

trace gallagher is live in las vegas for us this afternoon. trace?shep, it's vital to give you a perspective on how vast this crime scene was and how it went down. i want to go back to the windows on the 32nd floor. it's two rooms that the shooter built flat forms on top so he can get a better angle shooting down. it's deceiving. the window on the right is about a 45 degree difference, which is way investigators say he was so effectively able to shoot down at various parts at the crowd. you look down at the stage across the street. the 22,000 were in front of that stage and between the window and the stage, we're about 300 yards behind. if you look over here, all the way across when the stampede started, shep, you have a library of shoes and handbags and bottles and now look at this. this gait was in concrete. the crowd pushed their way through this. as you wind your way over here, they pushed their way across the street to this building here. you can hear the guys pulling the window out. some of the victims went in there and broke this window becaus

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we are looking to verify the story and trace gallagher will have more on that shortly.we go, i remind you to catch me tomorrow on "fox & friends."." we will have senator jeff flake and general jack keane. a town hall, three separate segments of a town hall where people will weigh in on where we go and what we should learn from this massacre on sunday night when it comes to gun control. if you want more of me, and i know you do, listen to the brian kilmeade show, the radio show from nine to noon.n briankilmeadeshow.com. amongst our guests, chris wallace, who i've never met in person. it will be fun. don't miss a minute. thanks for watching. here's trace. ♪ >> tucker: well, good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. we are awaiting a press conference out of las vegas tonight. take three steps back. it's hard to believe that almost three full days after stephen paddock's bloody rampage in las vegas officials looking into it still don't know why he did this. and, in fact, many people don't believe that officials don't know why you did it if you have been online rec

molly: that was gallagher fenwick reporting. we're going to take it with break. the news continues on rent money for. diverted to rivers that said the sea to irrigate. 90% of its, see has water. things have improved over 10 years thanks to a new dam. with it, the hopes of the inhabitants. >> helen: i am the chief curator at the museum of contemporary art in los angeles. mo cowan really benefited in nearly days from a couple of different things. deeps -- and it is really founded dna -- it was by artists. sam francis in los angeles said this is crazat

good evening, everyone, i am trace gallagher.are alive again tonight in las vegas, as this town begins to heal, another busy day for investigators, in a grief stricken town, as they try to shed some light on why an evening of fun and music suddenly became a scene of cold-blooded murder. and to look at this video taken just seconds before the firing started, because it gives you me perspective about the witnesses who say it sounded at first like fireworks. watch this. ♪ [screaming] >> trace: from dancing to the rat a tat tat of bullets. authorities are hoping that this woman can help them delve into the mind of the mass killer. she, of course, was his girlfriend. tonight, we'll learn what she told the fbi about the man who took 58 lives and left hundreds of other people injured. plus a deeper look into the killers hotel room. startling pictures from inside his room reveal his incredible firepower, and the meticulous planning behind the bloodied rampage. will the killer's massive arsenal convince lawmakers to strengthen gun laws or

trace gallagher, thanks. sunday's shooting sparked a renewed national debate over gun control and today an incredible shift in tone as many democrats, republicans and even the national rifle association seemed to agree on something. chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel reports from capitol hill on today's big data elements. >> in the aftermath of the las vegas massacre, members of both parties are looking to take action on bump stocks, add-on devices that make semiautomatic weapons were deadly. >> the congress can do more than send thoughts and prayers after these tragedies. even though this is a relatively minor adjustment, if we can act in concert, i think would be a great signal for the country. >> that's what we want to prevent, for someone to be able to fire 800 rounds per minute. most americans, and i would say most members of congress understand the laws as they exist today are designed to prevent that. >> lawmakers are backing restrictions on bump stocks but one conservative isn't sold on le

trace gallagher on scene. thanks again. a lot we still don't know about the las vegas gunman, stephen paddock. ahead we'll talk with a former fbi investigator about the questions he says that investigators need to get answered. ♪ when food is good and clean and real, it's ok to crave. and with panera catering, there's more to go around. panera. food as it should be. that just tastes better. so fresh from the farm. delicious. perfect. only one egg with more great nutrition- now with 5 times more vitamin d, 10 times more vitamin e, and 25% less saturated fat. only one egg good enough for my family. because why have ordinary when you can have the best. eggland's best. the only egg that gives you so much more: better taste. better nutrition. better eggs. >> the number 2 official in the anybody says he's surprised that investigators have not learned more yet about what drove stephen paddock to commit mass murder. andrew mccabe said we have a lot of work to do. what is missing? what are the big misses pieces? >> there's no easy b

trace gallagher live from fort bragg in fayetteville, north carolina. >> i asked about her two boys her and 11 year old sons. they are coping. her first priority is to make sure they're okay. she wants the world to know her husband was more than a special forces soldier. a great athlete, artist and a great chess player and spoke three languages, including the local dialect in niger, which made him somewhat of a celebrity on the ground. mostly she said he was just a great father and husband. listen. >> i know that i married a true hero, whether it would have been on the battlefield or just in life in general. when you have true moral integrity and you care that much more other people that you are willing to put your life on the line, you are a hero whether it's over there or here. >> he is a hero. she talks about how tight knit the military community is and as hard as it was for her to lose her husband, she also agonized over the deaths of the other three soldiers because she knows their families, wives and children. she is following the investigation but not watching the news every day.

good evening, everyone, i am trace gallagher. we are alive again tonight in las vegas, as this town begins to heal, another busy day for investigators, in a grief stricken town, as they try to shed some light on why an evening of fun and music suddenly became a scene of cold-blooded murder. and to look at this video taken just seconds before the firing started, because it gives you me perspective about the witnesses who say it sounded at first like fireworks. watch this. ♪ [screaming] >> trace: from dancing to the rat a tat tat of bullets. authorities are hoping that this woman can help them delve into the mind of the mass killer. she, of course, was his girlfriend. tonight, we'll learn what she told the fbi about the man who took 58 lives and left hundreds of other people injured. plus a deeper look into the killers hotel room. startling pictures from inside his room reveal his incredible firepower, and the meticulous planning behind the bloodied rampage. will the killer's massive arsenal convince lawmakers to strengthen gun law

we are looking to verify the story and trace gallagher will have more on that shortly.e we go, i remind you to catch me tomorrow on "fox & friends." we will have senator jeff flake and general jack keane. a town hall, three separate segments of a town hall where people will weigh in on where we go and what we should learn from this massacre on sunday night when it comes to gun control. if you want more of me, and i know you do, listen to the brian kilmeade show, the radio show from nine to noon. brian kilmeade joe.com. are amongst our gas, chris wall, who i've never met in person. it will be fun. thanks for watching. here's trace. >> he's a sick, demented man. i haven't been able to find out anything else. it's a little bit soon. >> still a little bit soon. we have a couple good leads. we are working our way through that. we will get here. >> there might be something there. the wires are screwed up but there might be something there. >> trace: chief executives told that they will get the answers. the president travels to las vegas and reason on what may have triggered t

chase gallagher has more. >> in war of words, white house chief of staff kelly and congresswoman frederica wilson made incorrect stations. it appears when kelly said she took credit for getting fund for the f.b.i. building. it turns out when the funding was approved wilson was not yet in congress. but when general kelly said she was in a long tradition of empty barrels making the most noise, congresswoman said this. listen. >> that is a racist term, too. i'm thinking about that when we looked it up in the directionnary because i had never heard of an -- dictionary because i had never heard of an empty barrel. i don't like to be dragged into something like that. >> the truth is the "barrel" phrase is attributed to plato and has been used by everyone from shakespeare to lincoln with zero racial connotation. despite wilson's claim she is committing to honoring the service members with words and deeds she left out votes. when it comes to bills benefiting current military members, wilson's nays outweigh her yeas. record shows when it comes to military funding the congresswoman is likely to vote

good evening, everyone, i am trace gallagher. we are live in las vegas.onight, we know a bit more about the man who opened fire on a crowd of concertgoers near the vegas trip on sunday evening. investigators believe stephen paddock may have been scoping out other music festivals in boston and chicago and his massive arsenal of guns and explosives reveals that he had the resources to carry out much different attacks, bigger attacks. now authorities want to know, was he visible mastermind behind the vegas bloodbath or did he have helped? plus, we are joined by an antiterrorism expert to talk about the bump stock, the device that he used to turn his semiautomatic rifles into almost automatic, and very effective killing machines. they are legal in all 50 states. will proposed tougher regulations lower the threat of future human carnage? >> our focus, as we have set over the last couple of days, has been on healing and uniting the country. the investigation still continues to be in very early stages. we know that both members -- members of both parties and mul

trace gallagher has more. this woman was a high level target in the first place. >> u.s. authorities believe she and her husband who was killed in an air strike in 2015 were behind a dozen isis terror plots including a 2015 plan to assassinate the queen of england and prince phillip during a celebration in london. the failed kidnapping of a u.s. army veteran in syria. sally white jones was a guitar player in a punk rock band in britain before converting to islam and leaving her husband and fleeing to syria with her 12-year-old son. the past couple years, he was behind a new wave of all female isis cells planning revenge attacks on the west. u.s. intel agents told the sunday times they cannot be 100% sure that jones was killed during the air strike back in june because there was no attempt to recover her dna, but they're "confident" that she's dead, shep. >> shepard: and i read that she was a recruiter using social media. >> and apparently effective. intelligence said she enticed numerous to join the riley -- r