out of touch and out of step — the fa chairman greg clarke admitting today his organisation had lost rust, over its handling of discriminatory remarks made by the former england women's manager mark sampson. clarke today launched a ‘cultural review‘ into the fa‘s practices, in a bid to tackle the fall—out to last week‘s meeting of the select committee. 0ur sports news correspondent richard conwayjoins us on sportsday tonight. the fa trying to clear up some of the negative press they‘ve received since last week‘s hearing and address the cultural change needed. is this review going to have that affect? greg clark wants that to be the case. he went before the fa council today. we don‘t know the tone of the speech because cameras are not allowed in but we‘ve got a copy of the speech, and from the words on the page it appears there isa words on the page it appears there is a mea culpa from greg clark, admitting the words he used to the parliamentary hearing were wrong. he described institutional racism claims as fluff to mps, something he retracted but the damage was done. the two messages

greg clark spoke about a victim crying like a baby.ard felt such a comment from the head of the fa was unacceptable and upsetting. i was devastated. i will not lie. it was deep,ly, deeply, upsetting. it was deep,ly, deeply, upsetting. it was a confident shall meeting between myself and two other members of the fa with gregg and two other members in the room. ifelt let down. i contacted the fa when i had seen down. i contacted the fa when i had seen it from a response from them but i didn't receive one. it must have been disappointing?m was upsetting but he has contacted me since. and sincerely apologised for what he said. what was said in that conversation? how did you come away from it? what was said in that conversation? how did you come away from mm was positive. he said he is willing to meet me in the next few weeks when he is available. so i hope it has a positive outcome from that meeting. what would you want to a achieve from the meeting next month?” what would you want to a achieve from the meeting next month? i want to sit dow

he called the whole situation a mess today, greg clark.ave a suggestion made, one mp saying she had not heard such shambolic evidence given on government for soap this has not been a good day for the football association in amongst those claims about blackmail and denials, claims and counterclaims and in the last few moments, the session ended just before we went on at night and what was revealed was that mark sampson, who of course was sacked for something completely separate, for his behaviour or what his fa called inappropriate behaviour during a previousjob at inappropriate behaviour during a previous job at bristol academy, he is considering bringing an employment claim against the football association, that is what we learned just the court for —— just before coming on. there are still a lot of outstanding questions, lots of things came out in evidence today will be picked over by the media in the coming days, so a messy situation and one thatis days, so a messy situation and one that is far from complete. for the moment, richard con

the bbc he felt devastated by the way in which he said he was described by the fa chief executive greg clarke him, "cried like a baby". i was devastated. i would like you, it's deeply upset me because that was a confidential meeting between myself and two other members of the fa and greg clark, who came into the room, so i felt let down. i did contact the fa the following day when i had seen it for a response from them but i didn't receive one. that must be disappointing. from them but i didn't receive one. that must be disappointingm from them but i didn't receive one. that must be disappointing. it was upsetting but he has contacted me since and apologi5ed upsetting but he has contacted me since and apologised for what he said. former world number one martina hingis has announced her retirement from tennis. she's said she'd like to go out at the peak of her career, following 25 grand slam titles, including winning the mixed double5 at wimbledon with jamie murray this summer. she'll retire after the current wta finals in singapore, where she is playing double5 with partner yung jan—chan. the

the fa chairman greg clarke says it's lost the trust of the public over its handling of discriminationt ex—england women's manager mark sampson. good evening. the uk is facing a far greater mental health challenge in the workplace than previously thought. a review carried out for the government found that mental health is still a taboo subject for many employees — and that employers are not doing enough to help their staff. the report shows that 300,000 people are leaving the workforce every year because of a lack of support for mental health problems. up to 15% of people at work have symptoms of an existing mental health condition. the cost of poor mental health to the economy is enormous — up to £99 billion each year. our health editor hugh pym has the details. it's a stark new message for workers and their bosses. behind the appearance of getting on with the job, some people are really struggling with their mental health — and getting no help from their employers. jaabir had a breakdown at work, and was signed off sick for several months. he heard nothing from his employer until an

the energy secretary greg clark.ound of talks on brexit have concluded, with the eu's chief negotiator michel barnier saying that there had not been enough progress to move onto the next stage, trade talks, as the uk wants. he said there was new momentum in the process but there was still deadlock over the so—called divorce bill, which he said was disturbing. but the brexit secretary david davis insisted considerable headway had been made. back in the commons, mps were digesting a declaration by the chancellor, philip hammond, that taxpayers' money would not be spent on preparing for a no—deal brexit until the very last moment, a comment the prime minister appeared to contradict. theresa may said the government was ready to spend whatever was needed to make sure the uk was ready to leave the eu. what are the plans his department have laid out, in particular relation to the wto, if we don't go into the agreement and the quotas? mr speaker, as i said, first of all, we have to get our trading schedules agreed. then we h

that was greg clark, the chairman.following this story for us, here is his analysis. if the fa thought that humiliating apology to eni aluko would put them on the front foot, there was sadly mistaken of this devastating testimony from former england striker. what began as a dispute between a player and national coach has become a scandal that has threatened to engulf the entire am that some of the most powerful figures in the game under serious pressure. the fa must consider that whereas in the past some of the crises have revolved around a feeling england team on the sacking of national managers, the relationship to the professional game, this was all about their commitment to safeguarding, whistle—blowing and once again to their fitness to govern. it's highly unlikely this sorry saga will end after today's hearing. let's go back to where we started. our top story, the 19th party congress in china. understandably, dominating the headlines. it is only happening every five years. for example, let sure you one pictured b

fa chairman, greg clarke and chief executive, martin glenn were among key fa figures who responded todressed claims of discrimination made against ex—england women's boss mark sampson. i have worked with the fa for many yea rs. i have worked with the fa for many years. there is a willingness to change but there is an inability to lead into that change. the evidence now suggests that i don't think anybody would have confidence in whistle—blowing. chairman come, chairman go and we are still circulating with the similar types, similar problems and that is why i keep saying, football needs a structural change, looking at ways of recruiting, how people are recruited and how transparent that process and opportunities for proper representation for people involved in the game. interim england women's head coach mo marley said she would "100%" consider picking eni aluko. yesterday the fa apologised for comments made to aluko by former manager mark sampson. the chelsea forward hasn't played for england since april last year. marley will oversee a friendly against france on friday, followed by w

greg clark told the bbc the regulator ofgem would receive legal backing from parliament to introduces could mean the end to cheap energy deals. let's talk to our personal finance correspondent simon gompertz, who is here. the energy cap was a big part of the prime minister's speech. is it easier said than done to bring in a cap like this? you're right, it was one clear pa rt this? you're right, it was one clear part of her speech. she said there would be a draft bill introducing a price cap across the whole gamut of people paying what is called standard variable tariffs. about two thirds of customers. the bill would be tabled next week. that then start ofa be tabled next week. that then start of a whole long process of getting legislation through that could take quite a long time. after her speech we began to get noises from within government that ofgem, the energy regulator, could take this as a push to come forward with their own cap. the talk was that they did have the powers and could move more quickly. the problem with this is that ofgem has always said although it has the power

the fa chairman greg clarke and the chief executive martin glenn were answering questions after discriminationsports correspondent richard conway reports. accusations of a cover—up, claims of failure to support a victim of racism. evidence labelled as shambolic. the fa is dealing with another self—made crisis, one that some feel could cost official their jobs. what was really disappointing was that the people who were directly involved in that process, the chief executive, the hate shaft head —— head of hr, they will not prepared to apologise for their failure looks for the ways this was investigated and that raises questions about whether they are the right people to take the organisation forward. eniola aluko says she feels vindicated after receiving an fa apology. it was judged she was the victim of racist remarks from herformer judged she was the victim of racist remarks from her former england manager. but the sa's processes and its power structure is under increasing scrutiny, given the way it handled the claims. time and again we see a failure to address issues, a failure to address ser

the chairman of the football association greg clark says the national body has lost the trust of thead for next month's three autumn internationals at twickenham. more on all those stories at about half past two. see you then. the catalan government says its leader, carles puigdemont, has "suspended" a statement he was due to make this afternoon about the future of the region. there had been speculation that he would use the occasion either to declare independence from spain or to call new elections in the region. my colleague tim willcox is in barcelona. lots of speculation but nobody really seems to know. that's about right, simon. high political drama, attempted political brinkmanship. quite frankly chaos. carles puigdemont, the catalan president, was due to give a statement at one o'clock local time. that was delayed by an hour, then half an hour, now we think suspended. there is talk you might come to the catalan parliament to speak later on. the reports we were getting word that he would announce snap elections and he would announce snap elections and he would do that in a bid

she told them that she was astonished the fa chairman greg clark dismissed her claims. area of low pressure that will arrive in time for the weekend. i will have more details later on. thanks, darren. also coming up, getting himself into hot water. the mp who admits spending an hour in the bath every morning so he can clean his body and clear his mind! hello everyone. this is afternoon live. i'm simon mccoy. the performance of hospitals has slumped across the uk, with targets for cancer, a&e and planned operations being widely missed — that's according to bbc research. nationally england, wales and northern ireland have not hit one of their three key targets for 18 months. 0nly scotland has hit one of the targets. the findings are revealed as the bbc launches its online nhs tracker, which will allow you to see how your local service is performing on these three key waiting time targets. being seen within four hours at accident and emergency, cancer care beginning within 62 days of diagnosis and planned operations taking place within 18 weeks in england and scotland. our

. >> done here >> uk business minister greg clark welcomed a decision by airbus to buy a stake in bombardier, the deal would come at no cost to airbus and give them an interest in cseries. bombardier will lose control of the program as it deals with a costly trade dispute with boeing clark said he will continue to work with canada into an attempt to bring the dispute to a swift conclusion for more, head to cnbc.com. >>> this is the big move in the markets overnight. treasury yields traded higher as investors focused on a new name in the race for the fed chair. president trump reportedly met stanford economist john taylor as a potential candidate and was impressed by the outsider who is more hawkish than some other names. cnbc sources confirmed a separate media report that the president will interview janet yellen this thursday about the prospect of staying on a predicted poll shows jerome powell is the favorite with 32%. taylor is second with 21%, and once a front-runner, kevin warsh dropped behind janet yellen and gary cohn has a 6% chance. joining us now for discussion are john johnson, se

tonight it seems fa chairman greg clark and chief exec martin glenn are safe. seemingly behaving like a grubby men's club. and a culture that appears to accept it. richard conway reports. crisis within the fa. as much a part of football, it seems as three o'clock kick—offs, a half—time pie and goal celebrations. debates about reform are almost as old as the classic kids' game subbuteo. it was way back in 1966 that the government of the day commissioned the chester report to see what could be done to modernise english football's governance. fast forward to 2017 and that debate about fa reform, well, it's still ongoing. it's been amplified in recent weeks by the issues concerning eni aluko and mark sampson, the former england women's manager. aluko alleges that sampson made racist remarks towards her. mark sampson was fired by the fa last month for what they claim is an entirely separate matter. yesterday the fa apologised to eni aluko after an independent barrister ruled mark sampson had indeed made racist remarks towards. it included his fears that a nigerian—b

the business secretary greg clark will publish a draft bill which gives the energy regulator new powerstomers‘ bills. sean has more. it's been a big political potato, energy bills, of late. so, consumer groups have been saying for quite a while that competition isn't working in the energy market. in the run—up to the election, labour leaderjeremy corbyn promised to introduce one form of an energy price cap, as did ed miliband before him. now the current conservative government is planning a similar thing, with a focus on what are known as standard variable tariffs. you've probably heard of them, because most of us are on them. they are the default deals offered by most energy companies, so even if you sign up to a cheaper fixed term deal, when that fixed term is over, you usually end up on a standard variable tariff. that's one of the main reasons why 12 million households have them. now, here's the issue. standard variable tariffs tend to be around 25% more expensive than the supplier's other deals. and despite several awareness campaigns, it's still felt that not enough customers have

that is greg clark, business secretary. let's talk to conservative mp john penrose.ement it quickly. rebecca long—bailey is the shadow secretary of state for energy. lea shaw has been struggling to pay her fuel bills since her disability benefits were cut two years ago. rich towton, a married father of two, who struggles to keep up with his fuel bills. and ruth london is from the grassroots group fuel poverty action. thank you all very much for coming on the programme. john penrose, first of all, the five of the big six energy companies have recently put up their standard variable tariffs. what do you say a cap will do in practical terms? tariffs. what do you say a cap will do in practicalterms? it will make our energy a great deal more affordable, and it will mean that for those of us, as you were showing in yourclips, for those of us, as you were showing in your clips, those for whom life is too busy and we forget to switch, or we remember and then recycle off on to the ordinary default tariffs, it will mean we cannot be ripped off too badly. we need to make sure t

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meeting between myself and buttler other members of the fa and buttler other members of the fa and greg clarktact the fa following day, when i had seen it, for a response from them, but i haven't seen one. that must be disappointing. it was upsetting. but he has contacted me since and sincerely apologised for what he said. the bbc approached the fa for comment, but would not respond to woodward's comments. it was a reign that lasted just 26 games, pedro caixanha's sacking as rangers manager today. last night's1—1 draw with kilmarnock his last match in charge. the bbc‘s chris mclaughlin is in glasgow. in never really got going for him. he was appointed just 230 days ago, some people saw it as a progressive move, others saw it as something of a left—field appointment. he had struggled last year. he was dumped out of europa league qualifying. he was defeated in the better red cup final by motherwell in the semis at the weekend and then the drop, nick. it comes as no real surprise, the rangers board met here this morning, after that he said he was still the rangers manager but then they released

chairman greg clarke and chief executive martin glenn have been widely criticised following the evidencert select committee with the sports minister tracy crouch saying she hopes the fa ‘learns lessons' after how they dealt with racism and bullying claims made by england striker eni aluko. gary neville worked for the fa as an england coach and has had strong words for the organisation. the fa has forfar too the fa has for far too long the fa has forfar too long moved from one management team to the other, there's been no continuity, it always goes in different directions. i do believe that fa needs to be completely reformed from a governance point of view. it's a shambles, always has been. the bureaucracy and things that happen within the fa, i know it's got better, but that is not a modern organisation. you have to look at the head, martin glenn, and i feel that decisions need to be made because i think the fa and the trust from the public from professionals within the sport is at an all—time low. this needs to be prepared. i don't feel anybody will be willing to buy into repairing it u

the business secretary greg clark.e constructed aircraft. belfast is integral to the overall programme. when you see the statements from airbus and bombardier, the uk facilities and belfast. has the dup has had any assurances since the announcement has been made? we have heard from —— we see this as a very positive step where last week it was fitting david against goliath. bombardier now has some of that that which is important. a significant strategic partner. a huge clear—up operation is taking place across ireland — after storm ophelia battered the british isles yesterday our correspondent chris buckler is in galway with the latest there. it isa it is a major killer operation in galway and across our land. there are still some roads closed. you can see rocks and seaweed being cleared away from the road. if you take a look here, you can see the other big problem to deal with. these are trees which have fallen during the storms, they have been taken off the road but not have affected power cables, and there are huge n

fa chairman greg clarke and chief executive martin glenn were answering questions after discriminationon. aluko had alu ko had to aluko had to wait 18 months to get an answer from the serious allegations. the reason she had to wait that long is the failures of the fa to investigate. what was disappointing is the people directly involved in the process, they weren't prepared to apologise for their failings weren't prepared to apologise for theirfailings and weren't prepared to apologise for their failings and the way this was investigated. that raises serious doubts about whether they are the right people to take the 0rganisation forward. i think we need to see an acknowledgement from the fa on their own internal failings, not just the the fa on their own internal failings, notjust the conduct of mark sampson. former england striker ian wright has made clear his desire to help change the football association but he's said he'd find it difficult to take up a role within the fa if he was asked to help improve its governance. i don't want to work under these people. if i go in and they tel

the guardian reported that when fa chairman greg clark was sent a document by the pfa saying its internalmanager. the full details have never been revealed. the fa said the investigation's full report was only brought to its attention the week before his sacking. 0n reading that report i felt that what i saw was incompatible with the standards that we'd expect from someone to work in the fa. senior fa executives are now due to be grilled by mps over their investigations into sampson's alleged bullying of eni aluko. let's talk now to rachel brown—finnis, let's ta ke let's take to janie frampton. what do you think about this? it's going to put girls off coming into football. do you think that is right paul mortimer? if you look at it from a players‘ point of view. would a player in that environment whistleblow, speak out about something when they look? what do you think? well, as a player, an ex—player, i would you think? well, as a player, an ex—player, iwould be you think? well, as a player, an ex—player, i would be frightened to speak out simply because of how it‘s been dealt with. the p

that is the business secretary greg clark.ines: the chancellor said he will not yet committed to spending taxpayer money on preparing for the uk to leave the eu without a deal. the spanish government holds an emergency cabinet meeting to discuss catalonian symbolic depot —— symbolic declaration of independence. and the wife of film producer harvey weinstein said he's leaving him after allegations of sexual harassment from several women. time for that is sports news. argentina will be in russia next summer despite looking as though they could be on their way out when they could be on their way out when they went behind early on against ecuador. but it was thanks to this man, lionel messi, who scored a hat—trick to give them a 3—1victory and send them through. they were in danger of failing to qualify for the first time in 47 years. things have looked shaky for portugal, too, but he avoided the play—offs with victory over switzerland. the european champions were cheered on by none other than madonna, she has moved to lisbon with

yesterday fa chairman greg clarke and chief executive martin glenn apeared in front of a parliamentaryfa, has, for far too long, moved from one management tea m too long, moved from one management team to the other. there's been no continuity and it always ends up in different i/o —— directions. i believe the fa needs to be com pletely believe the fa needs to be completely reformed. it is a shambles and it always has been. the bureaucracy and things happen in the fa, i know it has got better, but it's not modern organisation. the premier league have announced there won be any fixtures on christmas eve this year after calls from fans to bear theirfestive plans in mind. december 24th is a sunday and supporters had feared they'd be asked to travel for one or even two matches selected for broadcast. but even though four matches will be on the television that weekend, three will be on the saturday, while arsenal against liverpool, thought to be the most likely to be scheduled for christmas eve, will be on friday 22nd. arsenal have made nine changes for their europa league match in belgrade

you know, we recently hosted greg clark, the ceo of symantec, and russia is requiring providers to turn over their source code. fortunately, in their case they took security over sales, but i'm not sure -- that's a big issue i think going forward, and china as well. so china has a huge market. so i hope u.s. companies think about the security implications prior to doing that, the flip side. we have a couple of minutes for questions. please identify yourself, and we'll do here and then here, and then -- oh, god. and then we'll go there and then who i can't see back there. so let's start over here. >> hey, rob. thanks for joining us. jeff hancock, senior fellow at the center as well as ceo of advanced cybersecurity group. questions really around active cyber defense. i don't mean hacking back. you and i share some of the similar backgrounds, red, blue. when i talk about hacking back, it is not in context. active cyber defense for across the federal government, civilian side, not dod, not dhs, strictly civilian side. what are your thoughts on that as well as what it means for the commercia

this follows what happened at the department of culture, media and sport with greg clarke and othersthree of them on the saturday, while are still against liverpool, thought to be the most likely scheduled on christmas eve, will be on the evening of friday the 22nd. jack wilshere insists arsenalcharacter isn‘t in question after criticism from watford striker troy deeney. it came after arsenal‘s defeat at vicarage roadin after arsenal‘s defeat at vicarage road in the premier league last we can. the club is back former defender martin keown was another of those to criticise the team saying arsene wenger‘s side lack determination. people try to put us down and they always have. i don‘t think the comments were justified. when we look back at the game, we will look at what we did wrong and i don‘t think we can look back and question our character. we did certain things wrong, but we certainly didn‘t want to let the lead slip. we will move on. jack wilshere‘s arsenal and everton both involved in the europa league tinai. without victory in the condition and a poor start in the premier leagu

he is assisting with the investigation which is ongoing and then we have fire chief greg castle from clark county fire and they're assisting with all the victims. as far as number of victims i cannot give you an accurate number at this point. we have well in excess of a hundred plus injured and in excess of 20 plus that have died at this point. so we will get those numbers to you accurately as soon as we can. but please bear with us. this is an ongoing investigation but we are comfortable that the primary aggressor in this event is -- has expired or passed away, and he is no longer a threat. there has been multiple phone calls and accusations or conjecture coming through social media that there's multiple shooters at other resorts. that has been proven to be false. additionally there has been accusations or belief -- there's some explosives going off, that is also false. the only explosive contained in this event was from our swat team breaching the room, so please, we are pretty confident that there is no longer a threat other than we are attempting to locate the person of interest. >> an

rouse he is assisting with the investigation which is ongoing and then we have fire chief greg castle from clark county fire and they are assisting with all the victims now as far as number of victims i cannot give you an accurate number at this point we have well in excess of one hundred plus injured an excess of twenty plus. that have died at this point so we will get those numbers to you accurately as soon as we can but please bear with us this is an ongoing investigation but we are comfortable that the primary aggressor in this event is has expired or passed away and is no longer a threat there has been multiple multiple phone calls and accusations or conjecture coming through social media that there is multiple shooters at other result resorts that has been proven to be false additionally there has been accusations or belief there's some explosives going off that is also false the only explosive contained in this event was. from our swat team breaching the room so please we are pretty confident that there is no longer a threat other than we are attempting to locate the person of interest. n

we have fire chief greg castle from clark county fire assisting with the victims. as far as number of victims, i cannot give you an accurate number at this point. we have well in excess of 100-plus injured. in excess of 20-plus that have died. we will get those numbers to you as soon as we can accurately. this is an ongoing investigation. we are comfortable that the primary aggressor in this event has expired or passed away and is no longer a threat. there's been multiple phone calls and accusations or conjecture coming through that there's multiple shooters at other resorts. that's been proven to be false. additionally there's been accusations or beliefs that there's explosions going off, that is also false. the only explosive in this event was from our s.w.a.t. team breaching the roof please, we are pretty confident that there is no longer a threat other than we're attempting to locate the person of interest. [ inaudible ] not at this point. we believe it's a local individual. he resides here locally. i'm not at liberty to give you his place of residence yet beca

he is sifting with the investigation which is ongoing and then we have fire chief greg castle from clark county fire and they are assisting with all of the victims. now, as far as number of victims i cannot give you an accurate number at this point. we have well in excess of a hundred plus injured and in excess of 20 plus that have died at this point. so, we will get those numbers to you accurately as soon as we can. but please bear with us. this is an ongoing investigation. but we are comfortable that the primary aggressor in this event has expired or passed away and is no longer a threat. there has been multiple, multiple phone calls and accusations or conjecture coming through social media that there is multiple shoote that has been proven to be false. additionally there has been accusations or beliefs there's some explosives going off. that is also false. the only explosive contained in this event was from our s.w.a.t. team breaching the room. so, please, we are pretty confident that there is no longer a threat other than we are attempting to locate the person of interest. >> was thi

someone else who is standing by the prime minister this morning, greg clark, the business and energyg a difficult moment for the prime minister, she showed one of her qualities, which was strength in the face of adversity and not giving up on the going gets tough. the agenda she had in the speech was very substantial, the important task that we have, we are in the middle of brexit negotiations, very important that those qualities of keeping a cool head, being able to manage through the ups and downs that negotiations have, as well as having a long—term agenda for the country, that is exactly what the country, that is exactly what the country needs, and i think that was on display in manchester yesterday. not everyone is toeing the party line quite so loyally, one mp today, ed vaizey, who represent a constituency in 0xfordshire, speaking to bbc radio 0xford said in private people are very concerned, he said there would be quite a few people now firmly of the view that she should resign. will this amounts to anything? downing street they resignation is not an issue. 0k, jonathan, thank

this morning, the business and energy secretary, greg clark, said the market needed to change to protectefore parliament which will give off, the energy regulator, to put ina give off, the energy regulator, to put in a safeguard for energy consumers so put in a safeguard for energy consumers so they don't pay more than a reasonable level if they are on these tariffs that have been found to be very poor value for money. consumers are ready have the opportunity to switch to cheaper deals. isn't the danger that you end up deals. isn't the danger that you end up cutting the cost of gas for some people and simply raising the price of those deals for people who have switched around. what was found, was that there are two mac market in effect. people have the opportunity to move to very competitive supplies, that is there and highly completed over. there is another pa rt completed over. there is another part of the market where the competition is very slow, in which the companies can and are overcharging customers. what we want to do is to give some protection to those customers while we drive

aaron roush, he is assisting with the investigation which is ongoing then we have fire chief greg castle from clark county fire and they are assisting with all the victims. now, as far as number of victims, i cannot give you an accurate number at this point. we have well in excess of 100 plus injured and excess of 20 plus that have died at this point. so we will get those numbers to you accurately as soon as we can. but please bear with us. this is an ongoing investigation. but we are comfortable that the primary aggressor in this event is -- has expired or passed away and is no longer a threat. there has been multiple, multiple phone calls and accusations or conjecture coming through social media that there's multiple shooters at other resorts, that has been proven to be false. additionally, there's been accusations or belief there's explosives going off. that is also false. the only explosive contained in this event was from our s.w.a.t. team breaching the room. so please, we are pretty confident that there is no longer a threat other than we are attempting to locate the person of interest. >> wa

a lot of pressure on the roles of chairman greg clark and the chief executive and question marks overestion marks over both of theirfutures. senior and question marks over both of their futures. senior names at the fa spoke to a select committee in westminster and it was regarding their handling of bullying and racism claims levelled at the former england women's head coach mark sampson. evidence was preceded by an fa apology to players eni aluko and true spence, admitting mark sampson did make ill judged jokes true spence, admitting mark sampson did make illjudged jokes which amounted to discriminatory remarks. they said previously the statements did not happen. eni aluko said she felt vindicated. i am happy that the truth has finally come out. i am happy for myself as an is drew spence, leanne who came today. everyone who wanted this process to reflect some of the things that have happened to me for positive change in the future. there certainly were systemic failings historically that contributed to today's mess. i am not here to tell you it is the fa's finest hour. i am trying to

my name is greg castle, fire chief of the clark county fire department. a couple of things i want to mention, first is the family assistant sensor. it's set up right now, a combination of police, fire department, the coroner's office and other local entities working together to provide the services for the families that are coming into town, that are still here, trying to handle what has happened with their loved ones. they're providing all kinds of services, as the sheriff said, many places have zstepped up to provide floiights, housing, fee. that's a wonderful thing for our community to have done. this is located at the south hall of the convention center, s-2, and it's taken up the entire south hall. there's a donation dropoff area that's been set up to facilitate people wanting to drop off nonperishable goods over there at that site, water and so forth, those -- the entrance of that is off of sierra vista, just west of this convention center area command metro building at joe w. brown and sierra vista. so, i'd like to take an opportunity right now to

rouse, he is assisting with the investigation which is ongoing and then we have fire chief greg castle from clark county fire, and they are assisting with all of the victims. as far as number of victims i cannot give you an accurate number at this point. we have well in excess of 100 plus injured and excess of 20 plus that have died at this point. so we will get those numbers to you accurately as soon as we can but please bear with us , this is an ongoing investigation but we are comfortable that the primary aggressor in this event has died or passed away and is in longer a threat. there has been multiple, multiple phone calls, and accusations or conjecture coming through social media that there is multiple shooters at other resorts. that has been proven to be false. additionally there has been accusations or beliefs that there is explosives going off and that is also false. only explosive contained in this event was our swat team in the room. so please, we are pretty confident that there is in longer a threat, other than we are attempt to go locate the person of interests. not at this point we b

thank you sheriff my name is greg castle fire chief of clark county fire department is the sheriff said i was a couple things i want to mention the first off is the family assistance center the family assistance center set up right now it's a combination of police department fire department the coroner's office and other local entities working together to provide the services for the families and for the coming that are coming into town or that are still here trying to handle what has happened with their loved ones they're providing all kinds of services as the sheriff said many places have stepped up to provide flights housing food transportation and many other things that's it's a wonderful thing for a community have come forward and done this facility is located in the south all the convention center as to and it's pretty much taking up the entire south hall there's also a donation drop off area that's been set up to facilitate people want to drop off nonperishable goods over there at that site water and so forth those and the entrance to that is off of sierra vista right just west o

greg and to, sure. county, corner of clark i would like to first of all ask that everybody keep those involved in this incident and their thoughts and prayers as well as the first responders, all government agencies, all of us have come together working on this incident please keep is in your thoughts and prayers and know that we are working very hard to make sure we're taking care of the families who have loved ones involved in this incident. i would like to talk more about the family as assistant center. it is set up at the convention center. we are fully operational there right now. we have met with multiple families, we are continuing to interview that families and the goal of that center is to provide families information about the identification of their loved ones and as importantly, to collect information from them so we can make the identifications as fast as possible. atare working very hard making those identifications. out of respect for the families, and rather not go into any detail about the identity of the decedent's or their identities at this time. i am not prepared to answer any questions. [

my name is greg cassel, fire chief of the clarke county fire department. couple things chief mentioned but i want to start with the family assistance center, it's a combination of police department, fire department, the coroner's office and other local entities working together to provide the services for the families and for the -- that are coming into town or are still here trying to handle what has happened with their loved ones. they're providing all kinds of services as the sheriff said many places have stepped up to provide flights, housing, food, transportation and many other things. so that's a wonderful thing for our community to have come forward and done. this facility's located in the south hall of the convention center, s2. and it's pretty much taken up the entire south hall. there's also a donation dropoff area that's been set up to facilitate people wanting to drop off nonperishable goods over there at that site, water and so forth. the entrance to that is off of sierra vista right just west of this convention center area command metro build

and then greg castle, he's very humble. he's obviously the clark county fire chief. he likes to stand in the back. where we're different in our jurisdiction through my travels in comparison to other jurisdictions, we work very well with the fire department. and they did not hesitate to pair up with an officer and enter the fray. i want to thank him for that. thank you, greg. i'm happy to answer some questions. as you know the investigation is continuing. so please do not be too detailed on your questions because i probably will not be you know able to answer at this time. reporter: way of computer information or anything what this man might have. mention add second location in northern neffnefment sheriff lombardo: the second location is based off assessor's records of ownership. we discovered he owned another of property. as far as the electronic evaluation, we haven't had the opportunity to do that yet. the only thing we are immediately aware is of additio firearms and ammunition. reporter: people hit with the that.el, follow up on sheriff lombardo: we're doing an

my name is greg castle, fire chief of the clark county fire department. as the sheriff said there are a couple things i want to mention. the first up is the family assistance center. the family assistance center combination of police department, fire department, coroner's office and other local entities working together to provide the services for the families and for the -- that are coming into town or are still here trying to handle what has happened with their loved ones. their providing all kinds of services as the sheriff said, many places have stepped up to provide flights, housing, food, transportation and many other things. that's a wonderful thing for our community to have come forward and done. the facility is located in the south hall of the convention center. s 2, and it's pretty much there is also a donation drop-off area that's been set up to facilitate people wanting to drop off nonperishable goods over there at that site, water and so forth. those -- the entrance to that is off of sierra vista, right, just west of this convention center ar

joining us now is clark county fire chief greg casting.first responders that jumped into action. chief, thank you for making the time to be with us, brother, but when we look at the timeframe and variables, you can never train for a situation like this. how did the first responders negotiate this situation and act? >> we never trained for a scenario like this, somebody so well armed 32 stories up with an open venue across the street. we train for hostile mci's frequently, it's what we call rescue task, and we go into harm's way so we can get to people fast. we know that immediate combat care is what is needed. we trained on that and never anticipated anything of this magnitude. >> when you were getting into it and you were hearing the reports of how many and we never heard fire like that here, and that is war theater stuff, you know, a world away. how did you process the need? >> well, one, i have to say my men and women and the men and women of all the police and fire departments did a wonderful time sunday night. by the time i arrived th

joining us now is clark county fire department chief greg castle.patients wounded by the gunman. guys, you are amazing heroes. how many patients did you guys see as this was unfolding? >> 200 patients at sunrise hospital. most of them came in probably within the first hour, hour and a half. >> sean: how many may have died without the care you are offering? >> i can't even quantify that. the job our staff did, nurses, volunteers, absolutely amazing. we had 100 positions show up that night after they were called. 100 nurses. >> sean: new practice for this twice a year? >> about twice a year. >> sean: doctor, i know all the law enforcement guys love you because you work with law enforcement and you've helped them a lot. tell us about that dreadful time for you. >> i don't take the dreadful part. i think everything we did that night as a team -- i don't regret anything that we did. i think we saved every life that could have possibly be saved. there were over 200 people that were dropped off at our e.r. in less than an hour. >> sean: it sort of like a w

i'd like to bring in greg kasell, he's the fire chief of clark county who led the response efforts along with the sheriff. you've described this as war, as a battlefield. what did you, what did your first responders find when they went into those concert grounds? >> well, it was essentially a battlefield. this is something we respond to shootings and car wrecks and things of that nature that are tra tranlic events. however, this one the sheer magnitude of the people, the massive amounts of gunfire, it was a battleground. >> when you look at the number, the total number of people who were killed and hurt, it's almost 600. it's hard to even process for me as a number for you as someone who was seeing it, could you believe what you were seeing? >> no. it was pretty much a nightmare scenario for us. we train for a lot of things and integration for ground based events. shooters and building shooters that have happened all over the country. this was a much different thing than we had imagined. >> we heard from a musician who was trying to escape. they were in a freezer for awhile. he said when

and then greg kassel, he is very humble. he is the clarkef likes to stand in the back. we are different in our jurisdiction is to my travels in comparison to other jurisdictions, we work very well with the fire department and they did not hesitate to pair up with an officer and enter the fray. i'm happy to answer some questions. as you know, the investigation is continuing. please do not get to detailed on your questions because i probably will not be able to answer this time. >> you mentioned a second location in northern nevada. ofthat is based off assessors records of ownership. we discovered he owned another piece of property in northern nevada. as far as electronic evaluation, we haven't had the opportunity to do that yet. the only thing we are immediately aware in our position is additional firearms and ammunition. >> how did he get these weapons into the hotel room? >> we are doing an investigation, i don't want to give you any inaccurate information, but we do know he brought the weapons in on his own. in the original greek and we b

you know what's important, greg talked about this yesterday, chief of the clark county fire departmentyou right now this jurisdiction has the best partnerships, i believe, in the united states as far as public safety. we would not be able to accomplish what we did, as you described in the last 4 eight hours, without that partnership. the fbi stepped into the plate to help us with evidence documentation and prosecution. the fire department, he didn't do a good job describing it yesterday, greg. the fire department in our jurisdiction marries with the police officer during the critical incident. i beg you to find such a robust operation in the rest of the united states. quite often what you observe in the public space is the fire department will wait until secured by public safety before aid is rendered. our primary mission is aid and the safety of the public. they took it upon themselves to train with us, to marry with us, and to go into the fray to assist the victims. if you look at the video, you quite often see individuals with helmets on and vests on, those are firefighters standing

i mean this guy hears the local -- greg castle talked about this yesterday, chief of the clark county fire department. i'm telling you right now, this just has the best partnerships i believe in the united states as far as public safety. we would not be able to accomplish what we did, as you described in the last 48 hours without that partnership. the fbi stepped into the plate to help us with evidence documentation and prosecution. the fire department, here's -- he didn't do a good job describing it yesterday, greg. the fire department and our jurisdiction marries with the police officer during a critical incident. i beg you to find such a robust type operation in the rest of the united states. quite often what you observe in the public space is the fire department will wait until it's secured by public safety before aid is rendered. our primary mission is aid to the public. today took it upon themselves to train with us to marry with us and to go into the fray to assist the victims. if you look at the video you quite often see individuals with helmets and vests on, those are firefig

it is important, greg castle talked about this yesterday, chief of the clark county fire department. i'm telling you right now, this jurisdiction has the best partnerships i believe in the united states as far as public safety. we would not be able to accomplish what we did as you described in the last 48 hours without that partnership. the fbi stepping to the plate, to help us with evidence documentation, prosecution. the fire department, here -- he didn't do a good job describing it yesterday, greg. the fire department in our jurisdiction marries with a police officer during a critical incident. i beg you to find such a robust type operation in the rest of the united states. quite often what you observe in the public space is the fire department will wait until it is secured by public safety before aid is rendered. our primary mission is aid, and safety of the public. they took it upon themselves to train with us, to marry with us, and to go into the fray to assist the victims. if you look at video you quite often see individual with helmets on and vests on. those are firefighters