back-to-back gallup poll -- back to that gallup poll.epublicans and democrats essentially flipped with confidence ratings in the presidency this year. 46 pointss surged while democrats fell 39 points. the same in the supreme court. republican confidence jumped 11% this year after trump appointed neil gorsuch while democrats stayed exactly the same. democrats this year expressed significantly higher levels of confidence in newspapers than they did last year while republican confidence state the same in much lower than democrats. what institutions do you trust as we have been going through that gallup poll from over the summer? you can find that on their website if you want to. lisa is in california, independent. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you so much for what you do at c-span. i appreciate it. i want to say i have a nonprofit called global government, and that is the only organization i trust. i created a website that is called top ten new laws. them i would like to pass is to house the homeless worldwide. that is done by g

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and in another first for gallup, a majority of republicans, 51% back legalizing marijuana.ver all, 64% of americans favor legalizing pot. >>> well, a high school golf player in massachusetts is showing the boys how it's done. 16-year-old emily nash plays on her school's boys golf team. >> she came in first place but wasn't declared the winner. because a rule says she can play on the team but can't be entered into any individual tournaments. what? >> i won a couple pretty big titles, like two-day tournaments and stuff like that. i wasn't aware that if i won i wouldn't get the title or the trophy. >> boo! >> emily said she felt better once she had the rules explained to her. >> well, we don't feel better now that we know the rules. she says she's looking forward to big state tournaments that are played in the spring. hopefully she can claim the titles for those. >> those rules were not written by women, i'll tell you that. >> all right, emily, we've got your back. >>> now over to the world series. instant classic. last night between the avstros and the dodgers. what a game, p

gallup said the average is 47 hours a week for full time salaried.ecause of how technology is enabling us to answer he mails and phone calls, people are pretty much working 24/7. >> they want to drop their kid off to school and come to work late. >> people want maternal, paternal leave, flexible hours, job share. >> and not have to take the entire day off just to go to the doctor's appointment. >> give them extra time as long as they're performing. >> you have to be clear about what the results are. if you want to have a flexible schedule, okay, but you need to perform to this level. >> just like any promotion. you have to make a case for everything. >> learning and development. it is not the case where people come in and say i'm going to give that all to you. employees want to know the company is in verifying in them as well. >> especially for young people they're not going to invest in time spent working at your company. the younger you are the more learning development you need because you don't know very much. >> right. >> the older you get, the

, gallup saying that nba, nhl and pro soccer, the number of fans have risen.g in football legend, coach lou holtz. >> thank you, liz. liz: i want your reaction to goodell saying, not changing anthem policy. >> first of all, realize he has 32 bosses, his contract is up, he has done a tremendous job for nfl, they will decide whether his contract will be extended. when you displen a player say he can't play for 4 games, you upset owners, he trying to pacify the owners, he is not making a statement, except of ma is best interest of the league he feels at the time. liz: joe nam ath said, he agrees about speaking out about social interrupt is -- injustice, but saying, playing the game is their job, they should not use the football field as their stage for any cause. >> i agree, but you important thing to remember he has 32 owners, he does not want to say it is mandatory, everyone will stand, you have the owner of jacksonville said that president trump is mad because high didn't get buffalo bill franchise in 2014, he is trying to walk a thin line, and it a difficult

david: in a recent gallup -- shery: in a recent gallup poll, his approval rating plunged 36%. affect what he's able to achieve, both in terms of what's happening in congress, and all the other issues that remain on the calendar? josh: it makes it even harder. his approval rating has been remarkably steady in the low 40's, high 30's. it has dipped a bit, and that's troubling to the extent that if you are trying to pass major legislation like tax reform that informs a lot of competing interests, it helps to have a popular president who can bring members of his party along. we saw trump failed to do that on health care, and i think having a low approval rating is going to make it more difficult to succeed on tax reform. coon -- inow carrie is sitting next year. there's a big speech for the heritage foundation, the subject of which is taxes. the president has promised tweaks or changes to the framework in the white house laid out with other members of the big six. what can we expect from that speech tonight in washington? kevin: the president taking the push for tax reform on all

according to a recent gallup poll, 86%, 86% of americans support background checks versus 12% who oppose%, that is very much, by any definition, an overwhelming majority, when you talk politics, whatever. >> yeah. >> with that public support, will congress do something and why haven't they, thus far. >> a couple things to look at. public anguish from tragedies like las vegas. it dissipates quickly. think of sandy hook, charleston. after a couple weeks, people go on to other issues. second, national rifle association is a fierce opponent of -- the strongest interest group. americans value the nra. in that same gallup poll, 56% of americans had favorable views of the nra, compared to 35% with unfavorable views. it gets complicated quickly. >> looking back at the las vegas shooting, the number of people who were hurt and killed as well as the types of weapons that were used by paddock, particularly the semiautomatic that was con ferted to fire as an automatic to spray hundreds or thousands of bullets into the crowd. senator dianne feinstein saying we need a law. is congress willing to respo

and i want to get your take on the gallup report. newspapers getting 27% of respondents to the gallup survey saying they have a great deal or high amount of trust in them. int was one of the big jumps the past year. what you make of that. what do you think is caused that? and what you think of the other media as well? i want to focus on newspapers. guest: it is interesting given the administration's posture towards the media. but what transpired this past week with the white house chief of staff, john kelly and congresswoman wilson in florida -- a lot of what the chief of staff said about congresswoman kelly -- congresswoman wilson said to not be true. saying that what they do is not above board. guest: and it was a newspaper that found the video that exonerated congresswoman wilson. host: television news gets 24%. respondents saying they have confidence in those institutions. what do you take from that, paul singer? guest: 27% of americans haven't even seen a newspaper. and that number is growing. i think we are coming to a that isa

. >> reporter: students in gallup, new mexico, held a vigil to remember their high school office secretary who they say was their friend, mentor and advocate. [ inaudible ] >> not going to be the same without her. >> reporter: one victim from sacramento was a great golfer who will be remembered for his laugh and patriotism. and friends praised 20-year-old bailey? wide schweitzer. she will be missed everywhere. the city of las vegas has set up assistance centers to help families and hotels are also offering rooms at no cost. kenneth craig, cbs news, las vegas. >>> and tonight a vigil in fremont will honor the victims of the las vegas mass shooting. the vigil will happen at veterans memorial park on walnut avenue and paseo padre parkway near the fremont hall of justice from 5 to 6 p.m. the vigil starts near the flagpole with brief remarks and prayers. >>> in light of the mass killings, security around bay area events is getting more attention. kpix 5's anne makovec explains what we can expect. >> reporter: a visible show of security here along the embarcadero. barriers and checkpoints outsid

now his approval rating, the gallup is 31% among independents. and 9% among democrats. a recipe for being able to hold on to congress. when you think of why do parties have disastrous midterm elections, and four of the last six midterm, the party in the white house lost their majorities either in the house, the senate or both. it's a president with low approval ratings. it's a divided -- they're a party being badly divided. or it's having a congress that hasn't delivered much. well, those are the -- you know, it's check, check, check for all three of those boxes this time. so this is looking -- look, we got 13 months. but gosh, this is what it looks like when the wheels start coming off a bus. >> you published some stunning numbers in analyzing midterms since 1966, showing that if the president's approval number is under 50%, that means that his party will lose an average of 40 seats in the house and lose an average of five senate seats. if the president's approval is under 50, you didn't even publish a number, charlie, for what happens if it's under 40. >> yeah, well,

sense lay trying to recreate the ecosystem but under controlled conditions the my goal is still the gallup poll still has a cause for the decline of the great barrier is still sizeable but we've got to stop now and we need to get everyone behind the solution tag no at this time on hold as iraq. i'm. about you. know some of it i like. protests in kenya off to parliament passes a new law seen as paving the way for the president's re-election.

sensibly trying to recreate the ecosystem but under controlled conditions the main goal is so the gallup poll still has a cause for the decline of the great barrier still saveable but we've got to start now and we need to get everyone behind the solution tag know at this time on the edges iraq. al-jazeera where ever you are. what are you seeing like how my face respect terrorist people of all faiths fell victim to a suicide bomber in manchester but if the bomb was indiscriminate was the placing of blame this is nothing to do with us this is about an individual who's psycho you know that nobody could do this unless they were completely unhinged now manchester's muslims responded to challenging questions in the aftermath of the deadly attack people in power manchester united at this time on al-jazeera. to his president says washington's decision to hold most of a service as a saturday as a diplomatic spat intensifies. oh and welcome to al-jazeera live from i head quarters in doha with me in.

question of whether people will change their behavior now, in june after the manchester attack, a gallupoll asking american they are less willing to -- found 60% said no we'll see if those poll numbers change especially in light of the massive global events coming up. the wind opening followed by the world come in russia in june and july, where security will be very much in focus. for "nightly busines i'm julia boorstin in los angeles. >>> a concert venue is considered a soft target, as are many other locations across the country, meaning they are vulnerable to an attack, and for years businesses have been trying to figure out how, if possible, to make these soft targets a little harder. eamon javers repor. >> reporter: every time the burst of gunfire is followed by -- how do we prevent this? >> i'm not sure what you're alluding to. this was an individual described as a lone wolf. i don't know how it could have be prevented. >> reporter: that's especially true of so-called soft targets, sporting events, malls, state fares, entertainment venues, almost any place in the country. >> there's

one of the victims was lisa romero, the secretary at a high school in gallup, new mexico. her students are well as ms. lisa and she was adored by everyone at the school.ell her loss will be deeply felt. i send my condolences and a prayers to her family as well as her school family and everyone. i want to recognize the true bravery of first responders, the police, the firefighters the emts, some of whom risked their lives to save others. there are heroes in america, we saw them in action last evening. las vegas, nevada and new mexico share along kinship. nevada is a sister western state. many people have family and las vegas and new mexicans are reeling from this tragedy. as westerners and americans we must come together to support the victims, think of first responders, focus resources and policy on preventing future massacres. >> "washington journal", live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up on tuesday morning, darren soto will discuss his recent trip to puerto rico president trumps upcoming visit on tuesday. then were live in charleston west

. >> reporter: students in gallup-mckinley, new mexico, held a vigil to remember their high school office secretary, lisa romero-muniz who was their friend and advocate. >> she loved with all her heart. it's not going to be the same without her. >> reporter: curt von tillow is described as a great golfer who will be remembered for his laugh and unwavering patriotism. and friends praise bailey schweitzer from backers field. >> she's going to be truly missed everywhere. >> reporter: the city of las vegas has set up assistance centers to help families, and hotels are offering rooms at no cost. kenneth craig, cbs news, las vegas. >>> later today house democrats will gather on the capitol steps to de. president trump said a debate on gun control will come as time goes by, but it's not for now. speaker ryan said there's no plan for house action soon on an nra-sponsored bill to ease regulations on silencers. >> that bill's not scheduled now. i don't know when it will be scheduled. right now we're focused passing our budget r last year they seized the floor for 24 hours to try to pass the bill bu

a prayer vigil in bakersville, california, was held to remember the shooting victims and in gall gallup, next, students gathered to remember a school secretary killed in the shooting. >>> 22,000 las vegas concert goers made a panic run for their lives. they tried to escape by climbing over walls and each other. they hid behind trailers and they wan into hotel lobbies but amid the chaos and fear, strangers risked their lives to help each other. >> i tied my leg off and basically kept me from bleeding out so he saved my life. >> so many coming in so fast we did what's called damage control, which is really just stopping the process of dying. >> the las vegas fire chief says he's never seen so many ambulances in one place at one time. >>> and as we reported we still don't know why stephen paddock started shooting from a las vegas hotel window but we are beginning to learn a little bit more about his life. >> reporter: after stephen paddock checked into the mandalay bay resort last thursday investigators say he spent the next three days gambling in the casino and he stock piled a mixture of

consistently tops polls of greatest threat to world peace including a gallup poll from just a few years ago so i guess we are winning something i don't know there's a trophy for that out of hope there's a trophy like a bowling trophy where there's just a fuse coming out of the bowling ball but. was it our nine hundred military bases around the world that put us over the top do you think that's what did it i don't we said we should stop it ninety five you know. all over that seems a bit aggressive it's not very neighborly. and right now you might be thinking louis you mentioned the u.s. military bases like every episode i think we all get it well i would agree with you but you're forgetting that a lot of people out there are idiots then we got a lot is we know not to mention the glut of numbskulls in it when it's we're were overflowing with dunces and for brains i mean don't get me started on this for brains and. it's gotten so bad that a home depot has started worrying that no one knows how to use the tools they're selling. so they started putting out videos telling us tape measure work

because a recent gallup poll showed that around 30% of americans believe that the man accused of assassinatingd before he had his day in court. when it comes to these documents, they will be released on thursday, unless president trump says otherwise, and his tweets suggest that he will, u nless his tweets suggest that he will, unless a strong national security argument is made. so decades of secrecy argument is made. so decades of secrecy might be about to come to an end. in a landmark ruling three years ago, india's supreme court recognised its estimated two million transgender people as a third gender, stating that it is the right of every human being to choose their gender. now, the country's first transgender couple are planning a wedding. some people want to kill us. some people say that we are mad. some people even abuse us, sexually. i'm a male—to—female transsexual person. i'm female—to—male transsexual. we are going to make a new story in the life. it was very hard to be a person with gender dysphoria. now i'm happy that i became who i wanted to be. i'm getting minimum three to five

it didn't work, because a recent gallup poll showed that around 30% of americans believe that the manurse was shot and killed before he had his day in court. now, the files that historians really want to pore over surround oswald's visit to mexico city just a few weeks before the assassination. it is there he met with cuban and soviet spies, and it's alleged he announced his intention to kill the president, although that has not been made a fact as yet. now, when it comes to these documents, they will be released on thursday, unless president trump says otherwise, and his tweets suggest that he will, unless a strong national security argument is made. so decades of secrecy might be about to come to an end. at least 15 army cadets have been killed in an attack on a military academy in afghanistan. a suicide bomber drove a car full of explosives into a bus outside the training centre, in kabul. it's the latest in a number of bomb attacks across the country this week. anbarasan ethirajan has this report. the minibus carrying the army cadets was leaving the military academy in kabul when

americans are sick of the status quo when it comes to government now a new gallup poll finds that sixty one percent of americans believe the two major parties are inadequate and that the united states should have a third major political party jesse you ran for governor and won as an independent but of course it's really hard for third parties to gain support now many people don't know this about you but prior to becoming the governor of minnesota you were also the mayor of brooklyn park how did you get in politics. well brooklyn part is this it was the sixth largest city it's of north ring suburb of minneapolis and how i got into politics bruges was really an accident i didn't have any desire really to be to get into politics or be an elected official but it started for me and i lived in an old neighborhood along the mississippi river very developed that had a few undeveloped lots while a developer came.

it didn't work, because a recent gallup poll showed that around 30% of americans believe that the manof course, was shot and killed before he had his day in court. now, the files that historians really want to pore over surround oswald's visit to mexico city just a few weeks before the assassination. it is there he met with cuban and soviet spies and it's alleged he announced his intention to kill the president — although that has not been made a fact as yet. now, when it comes to these documents, they will be released on thursday, unless president trump says otherwise — and his tweets suggest that he will — unless a strong national security argument is made. so decades of secrecy might be about to come to an end. a billionaire businessman in the czech republic has scored a convincing victory in elections to the lower house of parliament. andrej babis, the country's second richest man, emerged with 30% of the vote — not enough to govern alone but far ahead of his rivals. a far—right islamophobic party also made strong gains while liberal, pro—european parties faltered. rob cameron has

has asked for a further delay in releasing these documents a twenty thirteen gallup poll shows that only three percent of americans believe that oswald acted alone the other seventy percent point to other theories ranging from the cia the mafia to fail castro leslye judge to haim sought release of the records was so vital to the american public and everyone abroad anytime there is still records that are hidden needed particularly when so. interesting to people and so concerning to. show that i mean after the fact you're going to leave an impression that there simply isn't that big from the people. so the question remains once these documents are released will they put to bed any theories against oswald acted alone well only the public can decide ashley thank you so much and talk to us we'd first thing on top of that story the photographer reporting in los angeles thank you. for more on the j.f.k. documents getting released from the white house i spoke with andrew krag an investigative reporter who organize a conference of top experts on this matter at the national press club and i asked

lisa romero, a secretary at miyamura high school in gallup, new mexico.usan smith, an office manager at vista elementary in simi valley, california. manhattan beach special education teacher sandy casey, her students in mourning today. >> it was painful. there was a lot of pain on the campus today. it's a very difficult day in our district. >> reporter: rachael parker, a manhattan beach police records technician, lost her life. two las vegas metropolitan police officers were also hit, the sheriff, emotional. >> one was critical, but he is stable, and one of my officers was off-duty, attending the converco concert and lost his life. >> reporter: and amidst the horror, tonight we are also learning of astonishing acts of heroic bravery, huddling together, carrying the injured through the chaos and to safety, using their own bodies as protection. >> there were men going over their wives, their girlfriends to block them. there were lives saved. >> reporter: michelle schmidt packing her car with strangers before getting out and calling her own family. >> i call

to betty will soon go to gallup the day to get their youth. it was a mistake you must have gotten out of the. guy then. i came to. you handle the case of the real iceman on my own. talking billions i think because i have to slough. raji. but i will not stand them as the. joke at the last us. your company as i now provoke some. that have to tell you i certainly had an episode last. this moment to set a precedent for genocide and to see if they will experience. by miss these things i did for the. national. lead to get out and i sleep in. this program of. if you scalp the band on us by michigan those years they can do is pull up oh you mean pit a.s.b. admitting he was when he was little by you as you were young thing in the muscles incident that she managed to be and yes what is the use of my the most obvious you know you saw him in that he was like and like you know a little. bit yeah he's gotten a million go by his own life. for. no users is enough to see the filth and fighting if you must use that in his new film as my view is yours was his wa

it didn't work, because a recent gallup poll showed that around 30% of americans believe that the manhot and killed before he had his day in court. now, the files that historians really want to pore over surround oswald's visit to mexico city just a few weeks before the assassination. it is there he met with cuban and soviet spies, and it's alleged he announced his intention to kill the president — although that has not been made a fact as yet. now, when it comes to these documents, they will be released on thursday, unless president trump says otherwise — and his tweets suggest that he will — unless a strong national security argument is made. so decades of secrecy might be about to come to an end. almost a month after hurricane maria devastated puerto rico, the us territory is still struggling to provide basic services like electricity and running water. 3a people were killed by the storm and some estimates have put the clean—up bill as high as $95 billion. speaking on thursday, president trump gave his administration "10 out of 10" for its handling of the disaster. but there was st

a recent gallup poll shows most americans continue to disapprove of his performance, holding at 57% withy 38% approving. >> this is the thing i love. i love this. >> reporter: an issue the president says is in his wheelhouse is tax reform. he sold his plan on former governor mike huckabee's show. >> most importantly it's tax cuts. we're going to be cutting taxes of people. and i'm really focused on the middle class and really focused on companies. because companies create jobs. >> reporter: now president trump needs unanimous republican support in the senate for his tax plan to pass. despite that he took to twitter today attacking retiring republican senator bob corker for his recent criticism, calling him a negative voice who didn't have the guts to run. corker responded saying it's a shame the white house has become an adult daycare center. elaine? >> quijano: errol, thanks. syrian forces backed by the u.s. military are begiining called the final push to drive isis out of raqqa. isis has controlled the city for more than three years, holly williams is in northern syria. >> the u.s. coa

time, ijust need a thought from you on your friend, donald trump, who just pardoned you — the latest gallupproval rating is at 35%, it's pretty much as low as it's ever been. approval rating, 35%. his disapproval rating, 60%. george w bush the other day said this of the times we are living in in trump's america. "bigotry seems emboldened," he said, "0ur politics more vulnerable to conspiracy theory and outright publication. " "bigotry in any form," that's former president bush said, "is blasphemy against the american creed." he is very worried about trump's america. are you? well, first of all, i was a campaign guy honourary for bush and mitt romney and rick perry. you say his so—called polls have him at 33%. he's still higher than your profession, the media, and he's still higher than congress. i think the president's doing pretty good. address my point, particularly with regard to what george w bush said about bigotry right now in america seeming emboldened. are you worried about what you see from the white house and what the tone of trump's america is? no, i'm not worried about it. let m

that gallup poll specifically said to an event with thousands of people.k about going to the movie theater, that doesn't feel like an event with thousands of people. you're in a room with maybe a couple hundred people at most. so i think that there is a sense that these events that are massive crowds are really trying to figure out how to secure the area i did a story earl eaier this y with technology used for live events there are companies putting up effectively force fields around stadiums and arenas to keep drones that aren't imnvited fro flying overhead of those areas and see drone companies that are working to do surveillance from the air. so a lot of different ways technologies are being used here >> and just yesterday, as i mentioned, we were at this nascar race, same thing, it's right next to a casino hotel. >> right i know that one. >> that overlooks the track. the whole point is to say to people, you can have this experience to try to secure an area like that all around, perhaps, bill, that's a place where you could easily put metal detecters in

a twenty thirteen gallup poll shows only thirty percent of americans believe that oswald acted alone the other seventy percent points to other theories ranging from the cia the mafia to fidel castro well that's why judge to him sought release in the records was so vital to the american public and everyone abroad. there is still records that are. needed particularly when so. interesting to people. concerning. so long after this you're going to leave the question that they're simply speak from. so middle of those thirty five hundred documents twenty eight hundred have been released this evening and the ones that are being withheld will undergo a one hundred eighty day review period and so the question remains once these documents are released and full well a put to bed in the theory that oswald acted alone well that's for the public to decide when ella i guess everybody's got a hold on a little bit longer thank you so much attash a suite in los angeles. thank you. that's the news tonight follow me on twitter at manilla channel all right manila chanting in for ed schultz reporting here

sensibly trying to recreate the ecosystem but under controlled conditions the main goal is so the gallup poll still has a pulse for that to climate change the great barrier is still sizeable but we've got to start now and we need to get everyone behind the solution tag no i think it's time on hold as iraq. somebody like. protests in kenya after parliament passes a new law seen as paving the way for the president's reelection. people and this is al jazeera live from london also coming up the spanish prime minister gives caseloads news leader five days to clarify his position on the independent. united nations accuses me and mall security forces of a campaign of systematic torture and killings in rakhine state. and a growing problem a new report paints a grim picture of obesity. in kenya where police a fired tear gas at protest as unhappy as a new election law they fear it could lead to a walkover victory for the current president. in the rerun of the election for just over two weeks time it comes a day after the opposition leader raul pulled out for me to has the latest from the capital n

mixed well i was looking at the member nation and i saw that only ten percent of people polled by gallup felt that that gun law should be less strict with thirty four percent saying that they were fine as is and a majority fifty five percent responding that gun laws should be stricter and yet tyrrell the top ten congressional members receiving the most money from the national rifle association like john cain richard burr and journey ernst have all consistently voted against any kind of study restrictions registration and safety for firearms and all they seem to have right now as a lot of people have been saying our thoughts and prayers but after being largely silent on recent events the national rifle association today made a somewhat shocking statement regarding gun control didn't say. that they did to have been a joint statement you know in the earlier this afternoon and they are n.r.a. c.e.o. wayne la pierre and executive director chris cox called the a.t.f. the bureau of tobacco and firearms and explosives to review the infamous there's everybody is kind of pointing the finger at now

americans are sick of the status quo when it comes to government now a new gallup poll finds that sixty one percent of americans believe the two major parties are inadequate and that the united states should have a third major political party jesse you ran for governor and won as an independent but of course it's really hard for third parties to gain support now many people don't know this about you but prior to becoming the governor of minnesota you were also the mayor of brooklyn park how did you get in politics. well brooklyn park is this it was the six largest city it's a north ring suburb of minneapolis and how i got into politics persia to was really an accident i didn't have any desire really to be to get into politics or be an elected official but it started for me and i lived in an old neighborhood along the mississippi river very developed that had a few undeveloped lots while a developer came in and in order to get more money for his lots he needed the city to order a concrete curb gutter and storm sewer to be given to all of us so the city mayor and six council people were r

us to crimea to make opinion polls it's the gallup j.f.k. from germany and pew research from the united states and they have all come to the same conclusion more than eighty five percent. for crimea remain part of russia ukraine ukraine is extremely unstable these days it was clear russia is safe haven in the period the nature doesn't see it their way there are obviously existing military sanctions but that hasn't stopped the russian federation selling as four hundred missile batteries to saudi arabia on this program we often talk about british training for saudi forces attacking yemen threatening according to un agencies tens of millions of people what is russia up to selling arms to europe well first the agreement is not yet a deal and i think that some steps should be made over its making. a practical deal first. second c. four hundred like the cce three hundred which sold to iran. they are purely defensive weapons you cannot use them for they work very well because israel seems to be able to bomb syria where you are they were trained in

. >> lisa romero, a mother, grandmother who worked as a high school secretary, in gallup, new mexico.thern california pta says susan smith was a wonderful woman. an advocate for children. and a friend. and, angie gomez was a riverside california cheerleader. her go fund me page has already surpassed its goal. they, and the rest of the victims, will be missed. now let's go to jeff glor in new york. >> anthony, thank you. a strange twist, las vegas massacre has a connection to orlando florida, scene of the mass murder at the pulse. the shooter had family in orlando. manuel bojorquez is there. >> we're shocked. horrified. completely dumbfounded. >> the shooter's brother, eric paddock shed no light on a motive when he spoke with reporters outside his orlando home. >> no religious affiliation. no political affiliation. no, he just, hung out. >> no history of mental illness? >> not a bit. >> he said steven paddock was an accountant who spent his retired life gambling some times earning large jack pots. he helped his brother move to nevada in 2015. >> he had a couple of guns. but they were a