jane wells is for us in las vegas. >> reporter: mgm resorts has announced it's canceled all shows tonightthat's what one thing people come to enjoy. now coming to veg goods may change. in a place where people go to forget their troubles, they became sitting ducks sunday night to a lone gunman whose motive remains a mystery. >> i can't get into the mind of a psychopath. >>> he lived 60 -- and reportedly had been placing large wagers, but for whatever rover, sunday night broke out a window across the street, killing dozens and hundreds ended up being injured. i didn't know whether to run, to stay, to duck. its the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. >> it was an act of pure evil. >> this is a crazed lunatic full of hate. >> while police search pad dock's property in nevada, nbc news has learned that his father was a serial bank robber in the late '60s once on the fbi's most wanted list and diagnosed as a psychopath. his father's first arrest was in las vegas. mean time people were trying monday to get back to their rooms. >> i called my host, who basically wee hours of the morning and said

jane wells is there. president trump will visit las vegas tomorrow he called the shooting an act of pure evil. >>> today the president does continue his plan to tour puerto rico that visit coming nearly two weeks after hurricane maria made landfall there let's get more from eamon javers about the schedule and the controversy surrounding this trip >> an american president touring a disaster zone after publicly feuding with some of the people in that disaster zone. the president will leave later this morning for puerto rico here's how he described yesterday the federal response there. >> there's never been a piece of land that we've known that was so devastated, the bridges are down, the telecommunications was not existent, it's in very, very bad shape. the electrical grid was totally destroyed. we have gotten tremendous amounts of food and water and lots of other things, supplies generally speaking on the island so we'll be going tomorrow morning first thing very early >> the president has been feuding wit

more than 500, incredibly, have been injured and we get right to cnbc's jane wells who has been in vegas all day. she joins us now with the very latest jane >> reporter: guys, we're starting to learn more about the gunman police believe he was a lone wolf who had no connection to any terror groups, but nbc news is reporting that stephen paddock's father was once on the fbi's most wanted list in the late '60s. a serial bank robber once diagnosed as a psychopath and while paddock was born in l.a., his father was first arrested here in las vegas. he had nicknames like big daddy and chrome dome. does that have anything to do with what happened with his son here last night as paddock opened fire from a 32rd floor hotel room onto a concert across the street mowing down dozens of people as you said, more than 500 people ended up needing medical care here's audio of what it sounded like on the first responder alert system [ gunfire >> what is it? >> i don't know. >> reporter: hear the police radio audio later. the first responder system telling everyone that there was a mass shooting going on ho

jane wells in las vegas.nd of course, anymore information we get on the story as it unfolds, we will immediately bring it to you. welcome to the closing bell, everybody, i am kelly evans here at the stock exchange. markets closed just about four or five minutes ago and all-time highs, for the dow, s&p, and nasdaq not huge gains, just 19 points for the dow, 22661, three points to the nasdaq 26534 and the mussel small caps dropping four points today joining know discuss these markets a little bit more, we have cnbc senior markets commentator, michael san toely next to me michael, today we have yet another day of all-time highs from the stock market. the month of october has kicked off in such earnest, some data may support that this morning that the services index is really strong here for the u.s what do you make of it >> you have to have acknowledgment that the conditions that are surrounding the stock market are very good right now. and i think the big question is, is that fully understood have basically alm

rico yesterday, today he heads to las vegas where he'll meet with victims of that mass shooting jane wellsood morning >> this is the concert venue behind me. people still have not been able to get in there. it's exactly like it was at sunday night at some point they hope people can retrieve their elongings we have some late video from overnight west coast time. stephen paddock's girlfriend returned from the philippines. she was met at l.a.x. by the fbi. perhaps she can help determine a motive police also released some of the 67 body cam videos they have from sunday night as they try to piece together the sequence of events >> pretty incredible stuff authorities claim gunman stephen paddock had 23 weapons in his room attached devices to 12 of them to mimic semiautomatic he had cameras allowing him to see who was coming a lot of planning went into this putting together exactly what happened is taking time. >> the best of our estimates and video review, he continued to fire at a progressive successive rate for approximately nine minutes. we had individuals who were shot they continued to run

our jane wells is there still. she has the latest on the investigation. jane >> reporter: hey, bill at the top of the hour we should get some more information and maybe some answers to the many questions. we have started to learn a few things about the shooter, stephen paddock, known high roller in las vegas, vip at the top tier at cesars days before we checked into mandalay bay, he transferred millions of dollars to the philippines where his girlfriend may have family. see two small holes on the 32rd floor of the mandalay bay. he would have had a direct view of us right here and certainly had a direct view of this behind me this is the concert venue, where the slaughter happened today it is still a cordoned off crime scene and proves no matter how many cameras, security you have in a city like las vegas, it wasn't enough to stop a lone wolf with 23 weapons so do changes need to be made? >> we're going to do a lot of work thinking about this in the future, about working with the federal government president of the united states is coming here in a couple

jane wells, of course, covering the shooting in las vegas.e back, tesla missing the mark, why the automaker says it struggled with producing the model 3. we're getting numbers out from ford as auto sales are coming our way. another look at the premarket, the s&p is not only up five straight, it is up 13 of 16. we're back in a minute >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street," i'm phil lebeau september auto sales, a couple of the big three have reported, ford doing better than expected, an increase in september sales of 8.7%. the expectation from edmunds was for an increase of 4.7%. more importantly, look at the inventory at ford, something they have been working on, just 72 days supply, compared with 85 days supply at the end of august chrysler also reporting sales down 9.7%. a little bit better than the expectation from edmunds, which was for a decline of 10.9% guys, we're going to get general motors in ten minutes. speaking of general motors, you saw the note from bank of america, the gm train seems to be leaving the station, guys a lot of

back to you. >> jane, we'll check in with you in a bit thank you very much, jane wells. we want to bring in bill daley this morning, former fbi investigator, also joining us from washington, former assistant homeland security secretary b secretary. i wonder to jane's point about hotel access, does it surprise you if you had ten long rifles that you could get them into a hotel room >> well, you know, this is certainly a serious question about how we control environments i think hotels are quite porous in a way in fact, many times people who check in the front desk go back out again, maybe go out to a vehicle, maybe meet some other people, and can come back into the hotel, whether disguised as golf clubs, whether broken down and contained in small packages, backpacks, we don't know at this point. so as far as this hotel security, may not be severe lacking of their security, but this person just found some nuanced way to get around it >> bob, we discussed part of this in the last half hour, but hotels are porous, because as guests we expect to go in and bring what we want, c

dodgers prepare for game six of the world series our jane wells is live i'm sure there will be lots oftonight there, jane [ no audio ] >> we didn't hear jane too bad. try to work on getting her back. >> a gorgeous shot. >> an amazing shot we'll make that happen no doubt we'll get back to jane later on this morning going ton an exciting game six dow for the meantime is up about 16 points. a number of headlines crossing regarding tax reform and we are expecting some pool playback from the president not too long from now let's try one more time on jane wells at dodger stadium. >> reporter: hello, hello. hey, can you hear me now, as they used to say in the ad all right. happy halloween. happy halloween from dodger stadium. we're in this crazy series, tonight game six will be a trick for one team but overall it's been a treat for viewers ratings for fox have trailed last year's epic cubs victory, but sunday night, game five, they had been up significantly over the previous two world series and the ten-inning see-saw beat "sunday night football." retail prices for game six plummeted after th

history our jane wells has been following this story for us in las vegas. jane >> reporter: hi, scott the president is being met there by governor brian sandoval, a republican, mayor carol goodman and sheriff joe lombardo who we've come to know after this tragedy. he and the first lady will be de-planing soon and going to the major medical center where most of the victims were rushed to, though the only place with an actual level one trauma center in the state he'll visit with the victims that are there that will be closed off from the press from what we've told anything can change. after that he'll meet with first responders and thank them. there may be a gaggle at some point. we're not sure if he will speak to the media before he takes off again. this is, of course, just up day after he visited puerto rico, but earlier today, before he left washington, d.c., he did speak briefly. here's what he had to say. >> well, it's a very sad thing we're going to pay our respects and to see the police who is have done really a fantastic job in a very short time, and,

for "nightly business report," jane wells, las vegas. >>> wall street is also analyzing the impact on the gaming sector. today a long time bull on mgm resorts which owns the mandalay bay downgraded the stock, citing concerns that the mass shog a negative effective on bookings in the coming months. >>> tonight's market focus, despite seeing many of its markets impacted by the recent hurricanes, the nation's second largest homebuilder actually still managed to report a rise in both profit and revenue that topped expectations. the company cited increased demand and higher average selling prices. shares of lennar were higher to $55.35. >>> delta said flight disruptions from hurricane irma are expected to cost that airlines $129 million in the third quarter. it expects to report passenger unit revenue that rose about 2%. investors had feared that the financial impact from the storm would be worse. so shares actually soared on delta today by 6% to $51.25. as you see, the shares of several other airlines also took off today and sent the dow transports into record territory. >>> paychecks sai

first, though, let's get to jane wells live on the ground in las vegas with the latest at this hour jane >> hi, tyler yeah, we're at the southern end of the las vegas strip here, where they still have it shut down, and it will be hours before they open up this area again. you can see the mandalay bay behind me there. they were saying that guests who had been rushed out last night could get back in, but they are stopping anyone coming from this direction. this is not the side of mandalay bay where the gunman was he was just to the right on the east side shooting across the street there, where the mayor described him as a crazed fanatic full of hate for some reason he decided to mow down a concert venue of 22,000 people. we have video, you've seen these pictures all night long. it was just chaos and horrific the latest numbers are 58, possibly 59 dead over 500 injured, but it's not clear everyone has been accounted for. there have been pleas on social media from family trying to find loved ones they are going to open up the convention center at 1:00 p.m. local for reunification for people

jane wells is covering the. >> reporter: for the second day in a row, the president came to a place of heartbreak to praise those who had rushed in to help. >> americans dashed into a hail of bullets to rescue total strangers. >> reporter: he also met privately with victims of sunday night's massacre, even as investigators continue to process the well-armed lair stephen paddock created inside his las vegas hotel room, complete with cameras to surveil the hallway. newly released police body cam video shows what the chaos was like as officers responded sunday night. the gunfire lasted nine to 11 minutes. when a s.w.a.t. team finally broke into paddock's hotel room an hour later, they found him dead, a suicide. meantime his girlfriend returned to the u.s. from the philippines and was questioned by the fbi in los angeles in hopes of finding out a motive, something the bureau says is eluding them. >> this individual and this attack didn't leave the sort of immediately accessible thumb prints that you find on mass casualty attacks. >> reporter: las vegas has more cameras per square foot than

jane wells is there.t jane >> hi, melissa this is the area behind me where the concert took place you can see mandalay bay in the distance it was about a little more than halfway up that building where stephen paddock had his perch. they have not yet opened this area you can see here we have police cars this perimeter is still closed off. that's the las vegas strip down there. the short area at some point, of course, people who still have their belongings here would like to get back and retrieve them as well as families of the dead who would like to get their loved ones belongings we are starting to learn more about the 59 who died. we have some pictures here they come from all over the country. there was a male nurse who died protecting his wife. a veteran who survived the war in afghanistan an off duty police officer, a commercial fisherman a worker at disney's california adventure. while investigators are still trying to figure out why stephen paddock did this, what was his motive at the last briefing,

jane wells joins us from las vegas with the latest. hi, melissa right now -- well, people are still not able to go into the concert venue behind me to collect their belongings, which have been there since sunday, but they are allowed to get their cars in the area if they have id. of course, that could be an issue if their id is in there. first of all, has stephen paddock's girlfriend, marilou danley was met by the fbi at the airport. she's a person of interest they hope she can help fill in a lot of holes in the story. her sister, according to nbc news, said paddock sent danley away two weeks ago, and police have released some of the dramatic body cam videos from officers wearing during the massacre [ gunfire you can hear it there. police say paddock shot on and off for nine to 11 minutes, and it seemed like an eternity you could hear people saying, oh, no, it's fireworks others shouting the fire is coming from mandalay bay, and people rushing to safety, shouting for them to get down or run. it would take another hour for swat to break

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jane wells is there and she joins us now with the latest on the ground in vegas?> reporter: hi, brian. it's 36 hours since the shooting. this is the venue behind me where it happened. people still haven't been able to get in there and collect their belongings. you can see mandalay bay, that is where steven padlock dock -- paddock, had the perfect view. nbc news reports law enforcement sources say that paddock checked into two rooms on september 28th, that's last thursday, days earlier, he had transferred $100,000 to an account in the philippines where it's believed his girlfriend might have family. she had left the country. supposed to be coming back and he liked to gamble large sums. paddock reportedly had the highest status as a patron at caesar's. now we checked into mandalay bay yesterday. here's the photo i snapped but the mood was subdued. security was increasingly tighter. when my reservation didn't quite match my name i had to produce four pieces of i.d., get a manager's okay. that's never happened before. and up the street at the wynn a short time ago, ou

back to you. >> jane wells, thank you very much. appreciate it. >>> a surprise decision from the fda making one big drug company investors very happy today. the name and the reason behind the big move coming up. right now back to tyler at the cambridge cyber summit. >> thank you very much. the ceo of southern company will join us after this on protecting our powegr fm ha. r idroa ck throughout my career, i've been fortunate enough to travel to many interesting places. i've always wanted to create those experiences for others. with my advisor's help along the way, it's finally my turn to be the host. when you have the right financial advisor, life can be brilliant. ameriprise >>> welcome back. "power lunch" live in boston where cnbc and the aspen institute partner for the second year running. the focus here is to look at ways we can combat urgent cyber threats and secure the country. tom fanning is with me. the ceo of southern company, one of the nation's largest utilities, he's also the co-chair of the council. tom, great as always

let's go back out to jane wells in las vegas with more >> in fact the clark county commissioners is using the number 60s mgm says it's cancelling all of its shows and other shows have been canceled. that's the mandalay bay behind me it seems as if you look add a video of the crime scene, we get new information every hour about the shooter stephen pad dock "new york times" said he had 19 weapons in his room, two on tripods, and nbc news is reporting his father in the '60s was a serial bank robber on the fbi's most wanted list people here who have survived are trying to get back to the scene to get their stuff, including daniel rosales who was working the show last night. you get a sense -- as soon as he hit the ground with his wife he started facebook live you could hear gunfire go on and on, then a short break, and gunfire on and on. here is a short snippet of what he told me. >> it seemed like it went on forever. i'm toil shaky. >> what do you have left over there? >> our vehicles, we lost a love the stuff. personal items that we don't really need. we want our vehicle. >> we're being sho

joining us is our own jane wells.w you have made your way to vegas this morning are just getting settled on the ground there your reflections on this in. >> yeah. i'm on las vegas boulevard south of mandalay bay where the police have the entire las vegas strip shut down which is something to see. the unusual thing about what happened is the concert was across the street. it was on the east side of the strip, just south of the tropicana. mandalay bay is on the west side the gunman when he was opening fire last night was shooting across las vegas boulevard at the concertgoers on the other side of the street it's a fairly open area. it's next to where the las vegas airport where they keep many of the private jets, that area of the airport. this is a city as you know that is prepared for a terrorist attack i do know folks in the casino business today, they are meeting with their emergency preparedness teams they have to reassess what needs to be done if anything in addition to just sort of calming their own employees. i d

i mean, these new risks, i think they will have to do a complete re-examination, especially as jane wellss such a gun place. there are gun shows there. >> yeah. >> and it's legal. >> yeah. people come for the actual gun shows which jane has pointed out and sometimes bring their firearms with them well -- >> on that sad note. >> very unfortunate. >> we'll watch for more security measures and that does it for us other on "quack alley. have a good rest of the day. "halftime report" starts right now. >>> and welcome to "the halftime report." i'm swappier top trade this hour, a tale of two generals, one flying and one falling and which at the moment is a better bet for your portfolio. with us for the hour today, josh brown and steve-wise and jim lavanthal and jon najarian began electric falling to a two year low, the biggest loser on the dow after a series of management changes

well jane this goes back to may when the u.s. and countries around the gulf set up a joint terrorism a counter financing center and they at the time the announcement was that this was going to be a concerted multinational effort to try to cut down on the financing of groups that are trying to overturn governments that are trying to claim territory and in essence terrorize people today in their first significant action the united states qatar saudi arabia the united arab emirates oman and behind have all come together to take action against these groups in particular against al qaeda in the arabian peninsula which is headquartered in yemen as well as against eisold inside yemen a love enough people and two organizations have been cited by the qatari national government the united states has cited just slightly fewer eight individuals and one organization but the sanctions which include asset freezes and travel bans work ordinated by all of these countries in an effort to try to get rid of these groups from the gulf region this is

re-examination, especially as jane wells says. vegas is such a gun place. there are gun shows there. >> yeah. >> and it's legal. >> yeah. people come for the actual gun shows which jane has pointed out and sometimes bring their firearms with them well -- >> on that sad note. >> very unfortunate. >> we'll watch for more security measures and that does it for us other on "quack alley. have a good rest of the day. "halftime report" starts right now. >>> and welcome to "the halftime report." i'm swappier top trade this hour, a tale of two generals, one flying and one falling and which at the moment is a better bet for your portfolio. with us for the hour today, josh brown and steve-wise and jim lavanthal and jon najarian began electric falling to a two year low, the biggest loser on the dow after a series of management changes, some saying that ge's challenges are worse than anybody else in the market. they say it's bod and could potentially get worse. >> so the problem with that kind of prognosis for shareholders is, you know, this -- this historically has been

for that we'll go to jane wells. good morning once again, jane. >> reporter: hi, carl. the president will land here within the hour. he'll meet with victims and first responders we've had a lot of developments overnight. first, stephen paddock's girlfriend we have video of her arriving lax from the philippines. she's met by fbi she's a person of interest they hope she can help them determine a motive second, stephen paddock's room where he set up cameras in the peephole for the hallway police say 67 officers wearing body cam sunday night and here is what some of that looked like police at times met with disbelief from concertgoers who thought it was just firecrackers among the 58 victims, paddock is 59, a las vegas off duty police officer at the concert with his wife. >> even though officer hartfield was at the concert as a civilian, he immediately took action to save lives in that moment he was acting as a police officer he ultimately gave his life protecting others. officer hartfield was 11-year member of lvpd and leaves behind a wife and two children. we're very grat

and live from studio fourteen head al-jazeera headquarters in doha jane duffy well coming to the news grid charged with conspiracy against.

i ask mary guyatt at the jane austen's house museum. did she have a lover? >> well, who knows? course, tom lefroy, who was a young irishman, who she met at the age of 20. >> after jane meets tom, a middle-class law student, she write her sister, cassandra, to say, "i rather expect to receive an offer from my friend in the course of the evening." weeks pass. the proposal never comes. >> he wasn't well-off. and nor was she. and that combination was doomed. >> by her parents, do you believe? >> by the older generation. a young couple could not marry unless one of them had some wealth. >> jane never sees tom again. six years later, at the age of 26, she receives a marriage proposal from a wealthy family friend named harris bigg-wither. does harris give her this ring? impossible to say. all we know is that jane accepts. but, overnight, the match fizzles. why do you think she called off that engagement? >> i think she just got cold feet. perhaps she wanted to keep writing and knew that marriage would mean children and a different kind of life. >> when she dies 14 years later, four peo

jane wells >> reporter: hey tyler, a lot of money is spent here. this out, what is this water from the sky it rained a little in la, that's very weird stub hub says the average price for tonight's game is 1300 in change and cheapest price is $450 >> that's a good value for a series this close. the dodgers owner have spent $3 billion first buying the team out of bankruptcy and five years of the league's highest payroll. it still blocks out most la you vooe viewers from watching regular season game. it is halloween, i have seen my costume from a woman she dicame to the stadium, la pumpkin and we'll see an astro fan showing up as a guy who grabs the home run dodgers' president ceo will joining us live on closing bell to talk, lapd is saying no mass and no weapons will be allowed >> it is been an amazing series. can you make sure it does not end at 2:15 eastern time [ laughter ] >> reporter: that's one thing to ask stan kasten about. it is incredibly exciting. the league is addressing next year where they can shorten the game the games are very long. >

if so and live from studio fourteen you had al jazeera headquarters and jane dutton well come to the news grid protesting to stay united hundreds of thousands of demonstrators are on the streets of basra spain's government says the deposed cattle. can run in regional elections in december if he's not in jail to get the temperature in the streets of boston. stepping down the need of iraq's kurdish region has been under pressure to walk away from his job since the controversial secession referendum there we're now hearing the supersonic will not extend his presidential term to take over next and what does this mean for the region to explore these issues with our correspondent in iraq and a guest also on the grid another round of violence in the somali capital a double bombing and a ten hour siege of the hotel in mogadishu leaves at least twenty days just weeks ago a massive car bomb killed close to four hundred people it isn't. about their strength and capacity to kill will discuss this with a security expert who lives in mogadishu. and i mean a hearty the president of togo has broken

and live from studio fourteen we had al jazeera headquarters and jane duffy well come to the news grid charged with conspiracy against the us donald trump's former campaign manager for metaphors just turn himself over to the f.b.i. he and his business partner on the first people to be indicted in relation to alleged russian meddling in last year's presidential election campaign we are live in washington d.c. to find out what this means for the president himself. accused of rebellion sedition and misuse of funds spain's top prosecutor rolls out the charges against the natives of the catalan independence road if they are found guilty they could face up to thirty years in prison because one of barcelona talks us through the impact of these very serious charges also making the goods zira is here to stay as a man as reiterated his unequivocal support for the station that some of the country's neighbors want to shut down and that means rain probably one to attend the upcoming g.c.c. summit they say they won't go on this cattle meets the demands of the blockading nations we explore with us. t

well, said palmieri, jane was pairing pajamas.undry room they found her jeans rolled up in a towel tucked between the washer and drier, her top laying there inside out, looked like removed quickly. when an officer tried to administer a gunshot residue kit to jane's hands, standard procedure in a shooting investigation when an officer tried to administer a gunshot residue kit to jane's hands, standard procedure in a shooting investigation -- >> when the officer doing the test began getting the test ready, she did go into the bathroom and either wash her hands or wipe her hands on a towel, one of the two. before coming back to the table and before the test was done. >> so odd things. anyway, police scoured the place, didn't see any murder weapon lying around. and they were about ready to take dave's body off to the morgue when some instinct told the lead detective to look here. he cracked open the doors of the grandfather clock in the dining room, looked down inside, and there it was. >> this is more than likely the murder weapon. >

jane fonda, thank you. welleen a very dramatic period on the weather front of the remnants of hurricane 0phelia still barrelling across the uk. he worst of the winds affected the south of ireland. 0urfriends experience winds gusting up to nearly 100 miles an hour that even here in the uk, we had winds in excess of 70, 80 and even 90 mph. here is the ex—hurricane, what is left over. still very powerful winds. the core of that storm with the gale force winds blowing through the irish sea will still be moving across northern ireland, scotland and northern england during the course of tuesday. the nasty low still with us over the next few hours before it pours out into the north sea and eventually the remnants of that into norway. travel disruption is still very much a possibility first thing on tuesday morning. particularly around the pennines, the north—east of england to the lowlands of scotland. we could get us of up to 70 mph. this is the scene around five a.m. to the south, at different story, winds are much,

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well. when jane rosenberg rushed out the sketch of tom brady during the deflategate aper ans she wasn't lampooned which he is. when i am working fast. lines are heavy, fast. try to pull out quick things. >> here its another one. not good enough. pnope. >> elizabeth williams her own worst critics rejects more drawings than approves doesn't settle on a face until she doodled it. >> if you took the stand. >> over and over and over again. >> you know, i am not getting this right yet. i mean this is going to, going to take me, probably, a whole page of you. to get you. look, your brow is, actually defined like that. see. so now, i know. but. >> people always ask me do you make them uglier because of, what they have done? no, you have to remain professional. you have to remain, true to what you see. >> especially when it is some one like charles manson. >> looks like he is staring right at you. >> yeah, he got into stares with media. there he is with the x carved which he turned into a swastika. he will never forget the day the hippy cult leader leapt across the defense table in a failed attempt to att

. —— with some quince in there as well. jane, you have to marry winds for these.y red wine for ben 's dish. add also an accompaniment to that cheesecake. you are in charge of brad's heaven and hell, so go to the website for details. we will see you at ten o'clock. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. time now for a look at the newspapers. political historian mike firm is here to tell us what's caught his eye. brexit has been over everything this week. it's dominating the news so much come you have picked up a story in relation to city workers. much come you have picked up a story in relation to city workerslj much come you have picked up a story in relation to city workers. i have to apologise because brexit, the never—ending story. but with relation to city workers, this story in the was interesting because it highlighted, jumping off a tweet from the ceo of goldman sachs on thursday when he was unambiguous saint great weather in frankfurt, lovely place. just as well i will be here more often, brexit. —— saying great weather. they have looked at possible relo

>> brian: and someone else who is very well known, jane fonda weighed in on this and has a few regrets out about harvey about a year ago. i am ashamed that i didn't say anything about him. >> why didn't you, you are so bold. >> i was not that bold because i guess it hadn't happened to me. i didn't feel it was my place. >> brian: i'm not going to put myself in a woman's place but i see angelina jolie, gwyneth paltrow, jane fonda, what is it like, what am i missing, nicole? why would they come forward after establishing themselves? >> there's probably a fair amount of thinking that it's not my business. the reality is, thank goodness the women were bold enough to come out they came out with this information. i think it's going to be a giant foundation shift for the way hollywood does its business. we are saying a waterfall of ramifications. it was finally the right thing to do. >> right, to echo that, it's not only a defining moment in hollywood history but also american history. we are talking about abuse that run so deeply that harvey weinstein wasn't only able to walk around in public

didn't take you to the doctor i mean why they are believing that if they put them on jane he will be gate that well so these are all the questions i'm going to find out. if my. shared goal for to put them into hiding against the russians in the one nine hundred eighty s. but his family say it was the more recent attack on his convoy and subsequent bombing by drones the triggered his mental illness. where south of a cell phone was really only for what i. think of the war you know the move there. ok. and then you shot him in the gut as i said you. know we need to. share cool was once the respected head of the family bringing up his younger brothers like his own children but his mental illness has made him problem to violence even towards them. began to show. them when. she shot him and then make other better. i mean. the changes left his children frightened and confused. maybe. she saw. me. there i don't know what you mean the people you go to. there was. that i think. going to be with. my. the effects of the war and the bombs are etched on people's faces everywhere yet there is no end in sight and d

>> brian: and someone else who is very well known, jane fonda weighed in on this and has a few regrets i found out about harvey about a year ago. i am ashamed that i didn't say anything about him. >> why didn't you, you are so bold. >> i was not that bold because i guess it hadn't happened to me. i didn't feel it was my place. >> brian: i'm not going to put myself in a woman's place but i see angelina jolie, gwyneth paltrow, jane fonda, what is it like, what am i missing, nicole? why would they come forward after establishing themselves? >> there's probably a fair amount of thinking that it's not my business. the reality is, thank goodness the women were bold enough to come out they came out with this information. i think it's going to be a giant foundation shift for the way hollywood does its business. we are saying a waterfall of ramifications. it was finally the right thing to do. >> right, to echo that, it's not only a defining moment in hollywood history but also american history. we are talking about abuse that run so deeply that harvey weinstein wasn't only able to walk around i

well. >> actors jane fonda and colin firth voice regret for not speaking up.urs after saying weinstein shouldn't be confirmed, oliver stone was accused of groping a model. actress rose mcgowan claimed an unnamed studio exec raped her in 1997 but agreed to a settlement. she now says the exec was weinstein, and employed to cut ties with weinstein, he refused. amazon put price on leave after a female producer claims price harass her in 2013 and amazon failed to act on her complaint. jeff bezos on twitter for "funding rapists, alleged pedos, and harassers." weinstein denies any sexual assault. bret? >> bret: thank you. the horrors of 9/11 will never be forgotten. for those closest to the tragedy, the scars will always remain. but there is help out there. shortly before that terrible tuesday, a fund was set up to assist the families of victims and the people who came in to help the aftermath. will david asked us on instagram, what's the status of the 9/11 fund? i hear it's in the billions. tonight, correspondent laura ingle has some answers. >> catherine susan wolf

jane lynch now. i mean my parents well you know in this study is the news that by the indian batting the child and then he's a very marked thing. crisis is a two thousand and seven boat sparked months of post-election violence that left one thousand one hundred people that mohammad it all just became. somalia's police and intelligence chiefs have been sacked after two suicide bomb attacks in mogadishu at least twenty seven people died in saturday's attack which has been claimed by the armed group al-shabaab most of those killed were security forces it's the second attack in the capital in just two weeks the head of the international atomic energy agency says iran is complying with the twenty fifty nuclear deal and so should everyone else who was visiting iran for the first time since the us president told congress it wasn't complying with the agreement saying bizarre the reports from. what would have been a routine visit by the head of the international atomic energy agency has taken on added significance. i am very happy. yukiya amano put a positive face on proceedings but the stakes are high it's his

jane." >> thank you. >> jimmy: it's wrapping up after four seasons. >> yeah. >> jimmy: but, you're wrapping up with almost the way you started right? >> with the movie. >> jimmy: yeah. >> yeah. >> jimmy: wellll how did -- i mean, the show started, wasn't there a movie -- >> [ inaudible ] week. >> jimmy: and then people loved it. so, go off and make it into -- it's almost fitting that it ends -- >> yeah. >> jimmy: are, you -- is it bittersweet? >> it's bittersweet. she's one of my favorite characters i've ever played. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and she's completely imperfect. there was the bed-wetting stage, which was -- adult bedwetting not as fun. >> jimmy: no. but it is -- >> she had a really hard time keeping a man during the peeing stage. >> jimmy: yeah. >> oh, was that me? sorry. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: one of us wet the bed. yeah. let's talk about this, "we're going to need more wine." >> yeah. >> jimmy: how did you think of the title for this one? >> you know, i wanted the book to feel like a conversation with friends. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and when i'm with my friends telling tales out of school, we have wine. so, if the conversation starts off, "like girl, hold up, we're going need more wine.

she is someone who knew him well and indeed lived with them. -- him. janeyou have been there all week covering the story. are you getting a sense the city is returning to normal? reporter: the slogan here in las vegas is, "what happens here, stays here." in a way, the events of night will always be imprinted in the city. i walk around the boulevard and there is a vigil going on, a memorial. candles, photos people writing paint tos in chalk or their loved the victims. ones, in many ways, this resilient city is determined to move on. jane: thank you very much. as you heard in the report, the national rifle association has called for new rules on bump stocks, accessories that turn some guns into rapidfire weapons, and were used by stephen paddock in the las vegas shooting. we are joined by our north american correspondent, nick bryant. just how significant is this next move by the nra? --k: significant, but it is because that israel rare for them to ever have concessions. they say it is a rare and grudging concession. designed to forestall congressional action

jane adams pursued peace as well work. francis kelly who was head of the national consumers league wanted to eliminate sweatshops and child labor. had inspired her acolyte frances perkins to pursue social work when can we have spoken at mount holyoke during perkins senior year. after perkins witnessed teenage girls jumped to their desks during the triangle shirtwaist factory fire and march 1911 she committed her life to industrial reform. note the generational connection among women. it happens again and again in this history of women. general federation of women's clubs were 3 million members focused on children. the women's trade union league organized women's workers while the ywca protected their moral and religious welfare. the national council of jewish women opposed quotas on immigrants and college admissions. the national association of colored women worked to outlaw lynching, and segregation in the federal government which wilson and forced the 14th amendment and improve the lives of less privileged black women. e