heather is at peace.t peace. he will never hurt anybody again. >> reporter: even after his conviction, chris jones insisted that he didn't kill heather. he told "dateline" in a phone call from jail that he never tried to control heather, that he is absolutely innocent of murder of any type, and that his taped statements to police were coerced. the detectives said chris jones talked to them voluntarily and could have ended the interview at any time. as for cousin diane, she has obtained legal custody of heather and chris' two children. and heather's gym friends, they find comfort in knowing that before her death, heather achieved that remarkable journey, becoming the person she was always meant to be. >> she got to experience that before she left this earth. she got to experience what it was like to be as beautiful as she wanted to be, inside and out. i'm glad she did. >> reporter: that dance class where heather spread her wings still keeps a place for her, a heart with heather's name on it. a reminder of

heather: exactly.he season ticket holders are stuck but still planning ahead for the super bowl and half-time show. carley: performer has been announced, it is drum roll, please, justin timberlake, he took to twitter with this announcement saying it's official, nsinc chimed in. congratulations. best pepsi half time shows better, better bring back nsync too. last time he was in super bowl, yeah, wardrobe malfunction. heather: they can have a special guest. carley: i bet that will happen. heather: february 18th? carley: yeah. heather: we will be watching. time now 26 minutes after the top of the hour and fox news alert for you, nuclear bombers now on standby as the tensions with north korea raises to all-time high. how former president is offering to help. we are live next. bow bergdahl claiming the taliban is more right than taliban and nest guest says he's wrong for all the wrong reasons. heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", 4:30 on the east coast. u.s. air force putting nuclear armed b-52 b

heather: appreciate it. until the top of the hour, stand up for the anthem or get benched. the new law of the land for the dallas cowboys. what do you think about that, we are reading your emails up next heather: welcome back to "fox & friends first", time now for your brew on this, vice president mike pence taking a stand, walking out of the colts game in indianapolis after san francisco players took a knee. and now owners and coaches are also vowing to put patriotism first, threatening to bench any player who disrespects our flag. so we asked players who don't stand for the national anthem should be punished, jackie ibaÑez with results. jackie. [inaudible] >> okay hey, there, guys, i'm not supposed if i'm supposed to look at facebook live or photo, we have been getting a number of comments from people, a lot of people have a number of things to say. marilou says absolutely bench, my husband is an avid football . we hear a lot of people who may not watch the nfl anymore. they are going to totally boycott. h

heather: the handle itself.eports of injuries, people have had to have stitches because of this happening, july 2014, january, 2014, july 2017, sold at macy's stores across the country online and at military exchange, if you have one of those, take it back to the story. heather: will you replace it or get your money back? tracee: i'm sure they will give you your money back. heather: not good idea to replace it unless they fix the problem first. ordering your prescriptions will be different, right? tracee: forget waiting in line at the pharmacy, order prescriptions the wave of the future, you could soon do it through amazon echo or google phone. there's a company now rx and you'll be able to do it with voice command. alexa open now rx and it will open the app and be able to place the order for your prescription, refill a prescription and then that's it. heather: that's interesting, i could see potential problems with that, though. tracee: absolutely. they are still waiting for approval from google and amazon to d

>> thank you, heather. heather: is patriotism a problem?ext hour. in the meantime, the time right now is 5 minutes until the top of the hour. some fans thought that they snagged a piece of world series history. watch. >> that is hooked down into the corner at the wall. it's gone. heather: but, that souvenir was very short-lived when another fan throws it back. have you got to see this. stay with us. ♪ ♪ heather: welcome back, a nascar fan tries to pick a fight with driver denny hamlin on the racetrack after the playoff cup race at martinsville speedway. >> you shouldn't be driving like that. [bleep] [bleep] heather: the threats coming after hamlin pumped chase elliott's car sending him into the wall near the end of the race. police having to restrain the man away from hamlin. in the end kyle busch took home that win. you don't want to mess with denny hamlin. stealing a home run ball from another astro's fan and then throwing it back on the field. >> that is hooked down into the corner at the wall. it's gone. into the crawford box. heather:

and two-- heather kamp's a liar, heather kamp's jealous of kate, heather kamp's the one stealing.th morrison (voiceover): but heather's testimony did seem to terrify one person, ethan mack himself. and it showed. when he was in the courtroom waiting for the jury to come back, we have that picture of him. what was happening with your client? at that point, true fear-- true fear. i could really see it. keith morrison (voiceover): what hold did heather have this man? did the jury, did anybody have this crime figured out? lester holt (voiceover): coming up, a surprise from the jury and another one from ethan mack's mom. his mother said, there's more to this story and you need to tell it and you need to tell it right now. lester holt (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. if you've got a life, you gotta swiffer you have enough food thefor your guestslize but not enough fridge. at lowe's, we have more appliances to choose from. so, you can get the right one, at the right price, right now. hurry into lowe's and get up to 30% off select appliance special values. one laugh, and hello so i

heather: welcome back.for wildfires in california history. 31 people have died and hundreds still missing. live santa rosa authorities are in rescue and recovery mode. >> cadaver dogs will start coming through these neighborhoods. it is a car graveyard. they have to go through all of this and go property by property, search every home for bodies because 400 people are still missing across this area. they discovered some bodies yesterday. authorities said they were ash and bones. this is a meticulously slow process going through dental records as they try to identify the victims, 31 dead but that number could go up throughout the weekend. we are continuing to hear stories of survival, one couple held onto each other in the neighbor's pool is flames surrounded their community, burning their home and their neighbors home. we heard from one woman whose home was in this community as she returned to see what is left. >> people going every direction. it was apocalyptic, insane. >> we don't know what the next move

heather: welcome back.tter promises information without borders but that doesn't apply to republicans especially those running for office. we played that ad before the break. carly shimkus here with more on the outrage boiling over from this woman's campaign. >> reporter: twitter accused of not only censoring speech but taking a political stance after they blocked marsha blackburn absented campaign and including a line about planned parenthood. here's the line twitter didn't like. >> i'm 100% pro-life. i thought planned parenthood and we stopped the sale of baby body parts thank god. >> the twitter spokesperson told blackburn's campaign that line was deemed inflammatory and will invoke a strong negative reaction. she was blocked -- paid to promote that ad but does appear on her personal twitter account. she responded saying this is the video twitter didn't want you to see. watch it and retweet it to your followers, don't let silicon valley sensor republicans. heather: she has been on our show before. >> if

heather: what is the negative? bottom of the labor market you can push down their wages, their employment opportunities and research shows many immigrants are very affluent and do well overall immigrants tend to be poor, use more in public services, have immigrant households on welfare so it tends to be bad for taxpayers, workers and taxpayers tend to lose out, employers do better. heather: this may not surprise a lot of people, the largest immigrant increases in 2010 have been finishing in the top 3 states, texas, florida and california. are we talking legal immigration or are you including illegal? >> it does capture a large fraction of the illegal immigrants as well. we think 90% of the respond to census surveys like this, 10 million people send their census forms back in 2010 who are here illegally. congressional districts and everything. census data of this kind generally captures legal and illegal. it misses some people, 2 million illegal immigrants get mixed, the total immigrant population, 44 million as you

heather: testing the wall could take two months.urning to scare tactics to turn voters against the president's push for tax cuts. >> ripoff, shakedown. >> this is the most reckless and irresponsible budget i have seen in 37 years i have been here. >> no wonder our republican colleagues, the more it is exposed to sunlight the more -- heather: disaster for america in the dark of night, the path the left should be taking on the issue. thank you for joining us this morning. the world was ending with this. i they write? >> they have no reliable studies or data to back up those claims with the president's program is going to return money to lower and middle-class americans, working families, to make their lives better, promote growth, increase jobs, raise wages. i don't know how nancy pelosi could be against that except she is against everything the president wants to do. jillian: people sitting at home, you hear the opposite from both sides, republican saying what you just said, this will benefit middle-class america, working americans h

heather: have the come out? >> june 2018. heather: i wondered why we didn't have samples. 2018. it is 15 minutes until the top of the hour. what do these three have in common? the top five richest people in the country and they have all taken shots at our president. our next guest here to explain how these limousine liberals get political to get rich. ♪ really really rich ♪ heather: billionaire dallas mavericks owner mark cuban doing little to quiet rumors following donald trump's footsteps and make a run for the white house in 2020. >> we have to go to a time we need somebody who can connect to people and relate to people and i think i qualify. whether i will do it is a big decision. i am a concerned american citizen. >> see the full interview on objectified sunday night on the fox news channel. if he decides to run he will not be facing that woman, oprah. >> 2020, wondering if you narrow down your short list of vp candidates? >> in the running for office of any kind for me. heather: speculation she was considering a run started after she tweeted a column calling her the

heather: or she was part of it. body cam video showing the sheer chaos, from a hail of bullets trying to bring people to safety. rob: unbelievable to listen to that. new details about dozens of people who died and stories of heroism from survivors. heather: team coverage from las vegas with more. >> reporter: that body camera video is chilling to watch. let's begin with and played that for you. [gunshots] >> go that way. go that way. they are shooting right at us, stay down. out of a window. [gunshots] >> get back! get back! get back. get back. get back. >> reporter: you can tell the sheer terror, the chaos going on as gunfire is flying everywhere, officers trying to figure out where the gunfire is coming for him. trying to help those innocent victims as they healed themselves and attempt to shield themselves from that gunfire. a terrifying scene. this as we learn the identities of some of the victims, 59 people in total have died, 36 victims at this point including a kindergarten teacher, mother of three, mother of

heather: that was then, this is now. inspired that comment joins us this morning to break down the president's tax plan and explain how it will put americans back to work. good morning and thank you for joining us. when we say that was then, that was 2014 you wrote an op-ed with a number. now it is 2017. what do you think the real unemployment situation looks like? >> 8% or 9%. one of 20 american adults on social security disability, basically a place the obama administration -- couldn't create jobs for them. heather: the president will be in pennsylvania selling his plan. we got some of the points he was going to talk about, why pennsylvania and how will it benefit? >> these section of pennsylvania he's going to is a manufacturing area or was, it has been hard hit by globalization. this plan will lower corporate taxes by 20%. there are corporate taxes that are terribly high, higher in sweden. this will make companies more competitive but more importantly will make harrisburg, pennsylvania a more competitive place to loc

heather: i didn't know about.e had some experts on "fox and friends" first talking about how easy it is for people to get the material needed to make them themselves, democrats are calling for the ban on bump stocks, the rifle modifiers were greenlighted by the obama administration, newt gingrich says the obama administration was a disaster from the beginning. >> in terms of public safety, particularly in chicago, it is staggering we never had a national debate, the failure of the system, all of whom are african-american and black lives matter care about black lives, what i really targeted would have been southside chicago and the terrible death rate that occurs there. we can't have an open honest conversation about these practical problems. rob: we are talking 2015-2016, a 58% increase, both of that southside happening, african-american neighborhoods, 487 to 769. where was president obama on that when it led to this? atf was under the obama administration allowing bump stocks to come on the market and be sold to

heather: man. rob: it's also just incredible to see how quickly police descended on where the man was shooting from because this is not an easy thing to solve. in this chaos, we heard people temming us that there were shootings at different hotels, you're getting so much information coming in and nobody has any idea what's going on, you just know you're hearing and hearing gunshots and pure chaos. >> i will say to this, huge shout-out to the law enforcement and people who responded here in las vegas with as many people that were out there, i mean, we don't give enough credit to law enforcement people that. >> putting life on the line to keep us safe and i think they handled it rather well and they need a huge pat on the back for that. heather: hey, jake, we heard of the shootings that have happened, there was a shooting that happened in orlando, the shooting that happened at the concert, ariana grandi, is there anything that you and your security team have discussed if something like this happen, w

heather: come back anytime.s to tell you about, kate steinle, one witness testifying she saw juan francisco lopez sanchez blasting moments before he shot and killed steinle. others heard screams like out of a horror movie calling it an accident. he had been deported five times and was routinely jailed before the shooting. a federal appeals court clearing the way for an illegal immigrant team to have an abortion. the ruling reverses a block that required the girl to voluntarily leave the country if she wanted an abortion. the 17-year-old in federal custody in texas after discovering she was pregnant after crossing the border illegally. that ruling could be fueled by the trump administration. north american airline under investigation after a pilot ignores air traffic control six times. the pilot of an air canada flight ignoring warnings not to land in san francisco over fears the aircraft could collide with another plane. the pilot going radio silent for two minutes claiming technical issues before landing safely

heather: what she just revealed is up next. ♪ love is in the air ♪ heather: a big surprise for middleudents, a visit from first lady melania trump, promoting the anti-bullying program no one eats alone. the event kicking off the week of inclusion as part of national bullying prevention and ivanka revealing something on sean hannity last night. >> our secret talents. people don't realize it is our hidden skill come we are matchmakers. 7 marriages, 0 divorces, god willing that continues. heather: this started after the revelation that sean hannity tried setting up one of his assistants. that wraps it up for the 4:00 am our. "fox and friends" continues, see you back later. goodbye. rob: it is tuesday, october 24th. harrowing new details about the deadly attack in niger on four us soldiers. when the call for help was made and how long it took for that help to arrive. >> the illegal immigrant accused of killing kate steinle goes on trial, her father breaks down on the stand. rob: controversy in the classroom, parent or two schools angry over anti-trump halloween decorations. "fox and frien

heather: maybe she will.ll, some prototypes. >> one of the president's biggest campaign promises is happening, yesterday the president took to twitter and posted a video that shows the progress of a prototype for the border wall being built. in total eight prototypes are under construction which is going over well with the president's supporters, john says thank you for your commitment to our nation's border security, build the wall and stop illegal immigration. another tweet said congress, build a wall, listen to the people who voted for trump, not going away. heather: look at the prototypes and choose among them. >> isn't that interesting? heather: eight options. >> finally, this country music song. jillian: a cute one. created a song to support fans and players standing for the national anthem in the nfl, take a listen. not going to stand for my hand on my heart ♪ old glory represents ♪ this is my love ♪ >> finger pat garrett posted that on facebook, bringing a lot of praise. a fantastic song, love this, t

heather: i don't know about that.n diego brought close to 30 people to the hospital. rob: five men headlining a hurricane relief concert, but they are not rock stars. heather: no. former president barack obama, george w. bush, bill clinton and jimmy w. carter and barack obama will attend concert to raise money for victims of hurricane harvey, irma and maria. >> that special that calls us when we are down to step up and do whatever it takes. heather: the concert is set for october 21st. performances by alabama, lyle lovette and even more. there is more good in the world we didn't have time to talk about it. rob: we got to put together some packages for our troops overseas myself and janice dean throwing together some boxes. it was fun for a great cause. we will be happy to do it. it will be their christmas present and we love them. "fox & friends" starts right now. we'll see you later. >> we stand together to help you carry your pain. you're not alone. we will never leave your side. >> incredible patriotic moment despi

heather: happy halloween. baskin-robbins offering specials on halloween and special treats, they are decorated for halloween. >> this is my favorite donuts, a spider with a munchkin, you get the donut and the doughnut hole. heather: these are trick or treat polar pizzas from baskin-robbins. ice cream, even better. >> we think halloween is for kids but it is for adults too. speaking of kids some final pictures here, this is me dressed as a scarecrow, a clown, we had you as a clown earlier but now we have you as a major at and as a pope. do we have that? there you are. and young tracy as a ballerina. happy halloween to everyone. "fox and friends" first continues, have a great day. ripping it apart. rob: fox news alert us special forces detaining one of the alleged benghazi masterminds bringing him home to face justice in the united states. the key militant just captured. >> donald trump was evidence mister manaforte and the trump campaign colluded with the russian governme

heather: they beat us but that is okay., when you see these players not standing for the national anthem? >> they have a constitutional right and i have a solution for all of this, you wanted to know about the song. on thursday we wrote the song and friday we performed in pennsylvania and i didn't have a chance to rehearse with the band but i wanted to try it out in the evening so susie, my bandmates and cowriter holding the lyrics sheet concentrating on singing the song. so we got going. heather: the crowd loved it. >> they were shared. heather: they can find you on twitter as well as hashtag i'm going to stand. >> they can find me at patgarrett.com and on facebook. >> thank you for joining us, appreciate it. see you back here, have a great weekend, goodbye. ♪ my hand on my heart ♪ >> when i came to work brokenhearted yesterday morning at what i saw. absolutely stuns me and i thought at least that was sacred. >> it is october 20th, stunned and heartbroken, john kelly defending donald trump and

heather: we will breakdown the potential case against her.ents be required to take classes on patriotism in america? your comments boring in on this one. what are people saying? >> reporter: a lot of people talking about their childhoods, when they were in school they stood with their hand over their heart and said the pledge of allegiance, getting a lot of comments. log onto facebook, let me know, want to hear your thoughts and put it on our show. we will be right back. ♪ you won't see these folks at the post office. they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. >> welcome back to "fox and friends" first, the doj lifting a gag order on the fbi informant who holds key information on the link between hillary clinton and russia's your anyone deal, the inf

heather: thanks, appreciate it.onald trump meantime is talking about democrat support of his tax plan, getting it passed by the end of the year. exclusive interview with sean hannity he explains why this gives americans the tax-cut they have been promised for years. >> when we first introduced it, talking about tax reform, nobody understands what it means because that means you could raise taxes. this is the largest tax cut in the history of our country and it is incredible so right now we are the highest taxed nation in the world and we are going to be down in the lower rung in terms of taxes. a family can get and a business can get, doing different things with their businesses, some running individually but you can get a 40% tax reduction, the largest tax reduction. >> taking his pitch to the people may be the key but political analyst britt hume says it will be an uphill battle with those democrats. >> he is doing now on this measure what he never did on obamacare, getting out, talking about specifics, making an

heather: excellent questions. if you want to preview some conversation you will have with secretary mattis. you will have that meeting later today,then migration, bilateral cooperation with italy. minister parly: yes, we will discuss this with general mattis. it is of utmost importance. i am pretty sure that general will be -- knows we are strongly committed. it is a very demanding fight. we need tocommitted. find support everywhere we can. i am not sure it is so important to discuss the way to support it. whatever it comes from -- the u.n. or bilateral support we already have from the u.s. -- but that we would try to increase, of course. otherwise, in five years from now, the situation i would com mend to you, if you would invite me again-- heather: done. minister parly: we would say the situation has not made much progress, and if we don't make progress, terrorists will. we are migration crisis, with our italian allies. we are with them. i have an extremely good relationship with my counterpart in italy. that it

>> heather: yeah.do you think now when you see somebody who's clearly junk sick on the street? >> heather: it gives me that yuck, sick feeling. and it scares me. like it reminds me why i don't want to be out there. it's just scary. a friend of mine overdosed january 1st of this year. and my brother-in-law overdosed in wendy's bathroom and they found him. and they brought him back to life. he was dead in the bathroom. >> anthony: uh-huh. >> heather: so this is my narcan. i carry this around, i have one of these in my house and i have one of these in my car. i have a fear that my husband's going to relapse and i'm going to find him dead. you just put this in here and squirt it up their nose. >> anthony: now in most cases, as i understand it, they're right out of it. >> heather: yeah. they're right out of it and they're instantly sick. >> anthony: they don't wake up happy. but they wake up. >> heather: but they wake up. >> anthony: you walk to the bathroom and there's somebody blue there. >> heather: some

heather: he and everyone he was with.obert: let's go to adam housley right at the scene of that music venue. reporter: robert hayes says he pronounced 20 dead. to give an idea. that freezer was used as a gurney. it has wheels. you will see the police blocked off the street. just beyond that is the actual venue. you keep swinging around, thrilings is the street the people were running in all directions. we are coming slow. but to give you an idea of what's going on here. see the fire truck down there? and you see the ambulance? three bodies western found on tables, tables carried that entire distance. we are talking it's got to be a quarter mile. a quarter mile away. three separate bodies, people carry them that far trying to get them away from the gunfire and they didn't make it. they are down there and three tables. the stables came from the concert venue. they used them as gunnies and carried them that far. it gives an idea of what's transpired here. and that's the venue. robert: can you tell us what's happening inside

heather: a fine line. you don't want to impede on people's freedom but at the same time you want to be able to recognize when there are red flags, something might be a little off. mike baker brought this up earlier. are there any types of checks and balances in terms of the amount of handguns, the amount of ammunition someone can purchase? the firearms this gentleman owns were legal, there were 23 found in the hotel room, another 19 at his home and that is what we know so far. is there any checks and balances with that that would be a red flag? >> if you buy 20 or more weapons does anything tell you that? >> we try to point to and find technical aspects of this, 20 handguns or one handgun or one rifle with 50 magazines will do the same amount of damage, maybe not in the period of time he did but we have got to find that sweet spot, that balance between protecting the public, protecting the homeland and preserving people's constitutional rights and there is a tricky thing in this situation because there are

heather: he squeezed and then stopped. [silence] heather: you don't have to be a doctor to know.: thama a 23-year-old at the concert with his girlfriend. she somehow escaped, and had no idea what happened to her boyfriend, until she gets in touch with heather, who had his phone. said, be honest with me. tell me. is he ok? i said, no, honey. he has passed away. the next several hours, the complete stranger would be into communication with jordan's family, from his mother to his grandparents. heather: i promised his girlfriend that i would not leave him, that i would make sure she knew where he was going to go, what was going to happen, that they knew who he was. home: there was one more reason she stayed with jordan. looking down at the man who had just died in her arms, she realized that could have been her. heather: i kept thinking about if this was me. people stay with me? would they make sure that i was ok? that they tried to contact my family? i could not go. adrianna: the shooting in vegas doublempted many to think going to venues where large crowds could be. enrique a pitbu

heather: excellent questions. if you want to preview some conversation you will have with secretary mattis. you will have that meeting later today,then migration, bilateral cooperation with italy. minister parly: yes, we will discuss this with general mattis. it is of utmost importance. i am pretty sure that general will be -- knows we are strongly committed. it is a very demanding fight. we need tocommitted. find support everywhere we can. i am not sure it is so important to discuss the way to support it. whatever it comes from -- the u.n. or bilateral support we already have from the u.s. -- but that we would try to increase, of course. otherwise, in five years from now, the situation i would com mend to you, if you would invite me again-- heather: done. minister parly: we would say the situation has not made much progress, and if we don't make progress, terrorists will. we are migration crisis, with our italian allies. we are with them. i have an extremely good relationship with my counterpart in italy. that it

me leave. >> heather joins us now from las vegas. heather, thank you for being with us. thank you for what you did. i think in situations like this, we all think what would we do. i can't say that i would do what you did. you didn't run. you stayed. and you held these two men as they were dying in your arms. how did you do that? >> i don't know. i'm not the most courageous and strongest person. something wouldn't let me run. like, everybody was running out the door and something wouldn't let me go. i was seeing everybody around me, you know, one of two things, either they were running for their lives and they had -- there's no reason why you wouldn't. and then there was just random people stopping and helping people and picking people up off the ground and dragging them through the bar because they couldn't walk. and, you know, there was a whole series of events that kind of led up to i ended up back on the street that was right behind where the bar was, and that turned into a triage because the medical tent was overflowing. so this

much bigger profile. given heather the night as captain, she has a much bigger profilem given heatherle. it is strange, strange getting recognised in the street. i guess it comes with being successful. we want to keep being successful. we want to keep being successful. we want to keep being successful. i do not think i will fully get used to it. it is one of those strange things that is a bit uncomfortable. but as long as we keep being successful and happy to keep being successful and happy to keep feeling uncomfortable. keep being successful and happy to keep feeling uncomfortablem keep being successful and happy to keep feeling uncomfortable. it is 15 years since she left. the only girl knocked in address! some staff including the man who ran the cricket team remain. did you spot potential? i would like to say i did, certainly made captain of the cricket team straightaway because she knew a lot about it and also had the qualities. more people over here? the visit was organised by chance to shine. which tries to encourage youngsters into sport. today england were named as the top ran

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on tuesday i spoke to heather melton.er husband sonny was killed at the route 91 harvest festival in vegas. he was just 29. he died protecting the love of his life. here's what heather told me. >> there was never a minute that i doubted his love for me. >> especially sunday night. >> yeah. >> he saved your life. >> he did. and he would do it over and over again. >> do you want to talk about that night at all? >> yeah. i mean, it's horrifically vivid. it's not an image that probably will ever be out of my mind. but we were having such a good time and probably -- >> going to concerts was your thing. >> yeah. we loved going to concerts. every single month we went to a concert. >> you're wearing his favorite -- >> eric church was his guy. and we came to vegas to see eric church. and actually, we have tickets tomorrow night to go see him in nashville. >> eric church heard about that moment. he took to the stage last night in nashville and paid tribute to heather and to sonny. watch. >> last night somebody sent me a video of a

>> yes. >> heather is a surgeon. sonny, a nurse and they shared a calling, shared the or because they didn't want to be apart. >> we wanted to be together. i mean, there was hardly -- i know we were annually weds, but we had been together for about five years, but i don't remember a time when we were walking when we weren't holding hands. we fell asleep holding hands. it was -- my mom talked about one time he just walked by and he just had to touch my shoulder. we just wanted to be together. >> together back home in big sandy, tennessee, together in las vegas. together at the concert, together in the terror. together in the gunfire, the chaos. together till the end. sonny mel ton, who lived to save lives, died saving heather. >> i have no doubt in my mind he sacrificed his life for me, but i think he would do it for other people he didn't even know. i just feel that he is -- he always puts people above himself, other people. >> heather says she can't imagine life without sonny. says she's not even sure how to try. >>

sonny melton was at the concert with his wife heather. he grabbed her and told her to run, and as he did so, sonny was shot in the back. >> he saved me. he taught me what real love was. i remember looking at him on the day that he died before and thanking god that i knew what real love was. >> heather and sonny had been married just 15 months and were living in tennessee. sonny was 29 years old. >>> police and private security were out in force at shoreline theater tonight as imagine dragons took the stage. joe is there with their message to the crowd. >> reporter: yes, they've been belting out songs since about 9:30 this evening. clearly it was a struggle for them to take the stage, but they did it anyway. for imagine dragons of las vegas, the pain is sharp. lead singer dan reynolds made a short but emotional statement. >> our hearts are heavy, our hearts are with the victims, the families, with our friends, our neighbors who have been effected by this great tragedy. >> i'm sure as a performer they're nervous to be back on stage. we were

sonny melton was at the festival with his wife heather. she says he grabbed her and told her to run. as they did so, sonny was shot in the back. >> he saved me before [ indiscernible ] taught me what real love was. i remember looking at him on the day that he died before and thanking god that i knew what real love was. >> the meltons had been married for 15 months and were living in tennessee. sonny was 29. >>> the president is set to visit las vegas today. yesterday he was in puerto rico where 34 deaths are now linked to hurricane maria. the president helped relief efforts by throwing rolls of paper toils into a crowd of people here who were seeking supplies in a san juan church. >> i hate to tell you, puerto rico, but you have thrown our budget out of whack. [ laughter ] >> because we have spent a lot of money on puerto rico and that's fine. we've saved a lot of lives. >> the president also said that puerto rico should be congratulated for its low death toll compared to katrina. the governor estimates that puerto rico has $90 billion in

heather, good to see you.n right now and it will continue throughout the day and this weekend and next week. we'll try to keep on top of it. no new developments out of london, but a significant incident involving a number of pedestrian and i'm sorry, we're not able to get their condition, hopefully they'll be okay and keeping a very close eye on new york, and dodged what could have been very, very serious event, goal was to take out quite a few people. it never succeeded. las vegas where it did. las vegas residents are getting a visit from the vice-president giving them the tip of the hat to say. elizabeth: a car slamming into pedestrians outside of one of london's top tourist destinations, injuring several pedestrians. we're live on the ground this very hour. leland: hurricane nate strengthening, now expected to be a category 2 hurricane when it hits the gulf coast this weekend. rick leventhal in the big easy where they're preparing for the worst. hi, rick. >> and leland, lake ponchartrain is pretty calm righ

>> yes. >> heather's a surgeon, sonny a nurse. and they shared a calling, shared the or becae they didn't want to be apart. i mean, there was hardly --. i know we were newlyweds, but we had been together for about five years. i don't remember a time we were walking we weren't holding hands. we fell asleep holding hands. it was -- you know, my mom talked about he walked by and he just had to touch my shoulder. we just wanted to be together. >> together back home in big sandy, tennessee, together in las vegas, together in the concert, together in the terror, the gunfire, the chaos, together till the end. sonny melton, who lived to save lives, died saving heather. >> i have no doubt in my mind he sacrificed his life for me. but i think he would do it for other people he didn't even know. i just feel that he is -- he always puts people above himself. other people. >> heather says she can't imagine life without sonny, says she's not even sure how to try. >> i'm not really sure how you do that, because it's not something you learn in li

heather was working as a bartender at the concert. she es but jordan mcledoon did not. heather used his cell phone to call his girlfriend who was sheltered nearby. >> she said be honest with me, like what's going on? and i said he didn't make it. she said to me, you know, he's the love of my life. like are you sure? i said yeah. >> heather didn't want anything else to happen to jordan's body, so she stayed there with him. with his body for more than four hours. >>> taylor winston and his girlfriend were dancing near the concert stage when the shooting began. the former marine served two tours of duty in iraq. >> the shots got louder and louder closer to us. i saw people getting hit. it was like, we could be hit at any second. once we got to the fence, i over, and gotmy stuff over. i saw a field with a bunch of white trucks. i tested my luck to see if any of them had keys in it. the first one had keys sitting right there. the third looking through people to take to the hospital. there was just too many. it was overwhelming how much blood was everywhere. once we dropped t

heather melton is with us now.r your loss. >> thank you, savannah. >> it is a tremendous loss. you and i were talking about sonny. >> it's a loss for the world and our community. >> i know you feel that he saved your life in those moments. >> i know he saved my life. when we realized that gunshots were going off, and that it doesn't just fireworks like everybody thought. i said, let's get down. he said, we'll get trampled, let's go. as we started to run, i felt him get shot in the back. and we fell to the ground. at that point, there was still gunfire all around us. and people were lying on the ground. and i tried to perform cpr on him in the field. >> you're a doctor. you're a surgeon. >> yes. >> did you know in your heart right then? >> as it progressed on, i did. as i was giving him cpr, he began to bleed from his mouth. and i was screaming for somebody to help me. and somebody finally did come help when the gunfire stopped. >> somebody helped you get to the hospital. >> yes. i don't know who they were. but a ma

heather: thank you as always for joining us.plot which is thickening is authorities uncovered disturbing details about the maniac behind the las vegas massacre. rob: he may have been planning attacks in other cities. heather: new details about other locations he has scouted. >> reporter: a couple other cities including chicago. we learned stephen paddock did book hotel rooms at the blackstone hotel as the festival was going on, a huge music festival, tens of thousands of people from all over the world. he never showed up for that reservation. we also learned he

. >> with heather it was always something about heather. he was crazy about her. >> when the horror started he instinctively grabbed her. his final moments spent protecting the love of his life. heather saying he saved my life and lost his. at this point i can barely breathe. sunny a registered nurse and heather an orthopedic surgeon fell in love at this hospital in tennessee. >> he was a very kind loving person that everybody liked a lot. >> debby allen forced to face a parent's worst nightmare. >> i was trying to run towards where ever he might be. >> she said she and her son were watching the concert from opposite ends of the stage when the chaos erupted. he served in afghanistan would end up losing his life not on the battlefield but at a concert ven venue. he was shot in the chest. qui quinnten robins also was shot in the chest. he coached his little brother's flag football team in his free time. >> he was have a popular kid around school and around town. >> at least two people from manhattan beach, california died in the massacre. rac

he crossed paths with heather goous in the chaos. i'm with a young man who died in my arms, she wrote on facebook. tonight, so many people still s answers. families are being directed here to this convention center. with so many casualties, the identification process will be come kalplicated and they may go days without knowing for sure what happened to their loved ones. >>> the emergency response in the city was overwhelming, victims pouring into hospitals any way they could for hours. some clinging to life, others walking wounded. our national correspondent, miguel almaguer has more on the men and women in the front lines in the rush to save lives. >> reporter: as chaos turned to carnage, thousands ran for exits while those in uniform poured in to help. >> we're getting shot! >> reporter: first responders risking their own lives to save others. >> we're taking gunfire. it's going right over our heads. >> reporter: wearing kevlar helmets and vests, they tended to the wounded any way they could. >> we're qu kits out of blankets. >> r

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jack and heather. stick around. david: congress pushing full steam ahead on tax reform but can they get enough people on board to get americans a tax cut this year? adam shapiro inside the beltway with tax reform. what does a timetable look like? reporter: we're looking roughly 44 days for congress, at the end of the day today it will be 43 for congress to get its act together. that are 43 days they have left to pass the legislation but, david, there are several hurdles in the way. the senate still has to pass a 2018 budget resolution. there will be a conference committee. they have to come up with new piece of legislation both chambers have to pass and we have to fund the government before time runs out in december. after that we get tax reform by december 31st, while the president says most likely yes. he is pushing congress to adhere to his promise of a middle class tax break. here is what he said. >> this tax cut and tax reform is going very well, and it is going to be a tremendous boost for our country, includi