> who is jason young?s he the person responsible for miss young's death. it seems fundamentally unfair. >> what was fundamentally unfair? remember during the trial the attorney pointed out the prosecution introduced testimony of the civil cases against jason brought by michelle's family. they accuse jason young of murder? see. jason young murdered michelle young. >> the defendant murdered michelle young. >> way out of bounds. >> michelle's sister predicted the appeal would be thrown out. >> they came to the right verdict and we're confident it will stay. >> she was wrong. >> a raleigh man is getting a third trial in the death of his wife. >> in 2014, the judges ruled testimony about the civil cases prejudiced the jury and took particularly exception the prosecutors were allowed to tell the jurors it was their trial judge that signed the civil judgment against jason that said he killed his wife. in fact, allowing it in was a violation of north carolina law. >> that law says you cannot use a civil complaint,

professionals young adults can't afford to rent a room of their own let alone an entire apartment wages alone and many employers expect their staff to work overtime seven days a week at least jason has the weekends off. in china young people are brought up to work hard be disciplined and subservient but the government's one child policy has resulted in a generation that feels entitled at the same time these young adults suffer from the weight of society's expectations of them. they know they're expected to hold down a job get married have children buy a home most of them are wrecked with and. i don't think i'm especially brave but i want to have fun it makes me feel good when you have it on but how about. over there there's a lightning conductor the red one. that's a cool place to climb i've never been there before even though it's so close. b. k.k. and hendry are already waiting the three friends have climbed a lot of towers together. these days all of shanghai skyscraper lobbies are patrolled by security guards the rooftop is no they have to look confident the tower houses offices and a hotel with their shorts and backpacks they don't stand out. they're approaching bag-o. and

professionals young adults can't afford to rent a room of their own let alone an entire apartment wages alone and many employers expect their staff to work overtime seven days a week at least jason has the weekends off. in china young people are brought up to work hard be disciplined and subservient but the government's one child policy has resulted in a generation that feels entitled at the same time these young adults suffer from the weight of society's expectations of them. they know they're expected to hold down a job get married have children buy a home most of them are wrecked with and society. there was one who. i don't think i'm especially brave but i want to have fun it makes me feel good so i'm going to give it a half.

and there might be a lot of victims who were young because jason aldean a big time count music star but he really attracts families. we could see victims as young as 13, 14, 15 years old. so we'll be here reporting for the next couple days. we'll send it back to the bay area. >> join us tomorrow morning. savannah guthrie is going to be live in las vegas for a special to today, joined by lester holt. today begins at 7:00 a.m. >> that does it for us. we hope you have a good evening. we'll see you tomorrow. >> jimmy: this morning, we woke up to the news of another senseless shooting. this time in las vegas. in the face of tragedies and acts of terror, we need to remember that good still exists in this world. we're here to entertain you tonight, and that's what we're going to do. ladies and gentlemen, with a a little from adam sandler, miley cyrus.

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keith morrison: then, there was jason luck-- a young lawyer with whom she often shared lunch and a spirited debate. well, she was strong willed. she was very energetic. she was rarely, rarely incorrect. that's, uh-- keith morrison: but her best friend, as she made clear to all the others, was ethan mack. she really liked ethan. she really trusted him. said, this is my best friend, jason. she really-- she put a lot of trust in him. she's a lovable person, full of energy, always rambunctious. keith morrison: ethan worked in a local hotel-- very different background than kate. but he'd been her best buddy for years. and, in a way, her protector. everybody in ethan's neighborhood knew you didn't mess with kate when ethan was around. they loved each other like, well, siblings. i made sure no harm would come to her when those certain, little boyfriends would act like they got hand problems. and i would put them in their place. it wasn't a romance, at all, then? never at all. it just was like-- she was just like a little sister to me. keith morrison: and it was a token of his family's regard for k

this fix didn't occur in time to help jason and rachel hallett, as you'll see-- soon after we left, a youngographer picked up their story and has been documenting their life ever since. kirsten leah bitzer was taking intro to photography at college, and she had an idea for her class project. the idea came from her mom-- she was a nurse at an i.v.f. center, and she's often told kirsten about the tough time couples often go through when they're trying to conceive a child. >> i said: can you please find me a couple who might be interested in allowing me to tag along for their story. >> brangham: and it turned out that jason and rachel hallett, who were just a few weeks into their i.v.f. process at the same clinic, said yes. >> i was asking them to be involved in the most intimate, one of the most intimate things people can go through. normal, able-bodied couples who are dealing with infertility have enough insecurities and difficulties that they're dealing with already, but when you're dealing with a triple amputee, as well and his caregiver, it's a whole other level of sensitivity training, h

jason ball in the head and body. >> we were hysterical. he's a fine young man. >> reporter: ball was doshs conscious and alert. and told the man's name who shot him. family spoke with responders and prayed outside the hospital. >> he told the cop to tell my daughter he love her. >> reporter: prince targeted ball because of a past history on some criminal case. one neighbor says she knows princes family. >> that boy had a good upbringing. he wasn't a madmen or crazed. he wasn't. >> reporter: his history paints a dirnt picture. arrested 42 times in delaware alone. including 15 felonies leading people to question why he was freed today. >> is we have to find a way to keep them behind bars so they can't reoffend. >> ball is in stable condition in td hospital. he's a very lucky man to survive such a deliberate shooting. >> the fbi says they are treating this as a case of workplace violence. and don't see ties to terrorism. the official charges against prince haven't been released. he will be arraigned tomorrow. count on nbc10 to bring you the latest updates on this breaking story. we were first to report his captur

bit and i don't know whether it was the weather or just not having jason peters or just maybe a bad day but these are the things that youngerbacks go through and the football when he struggles the defense steps up and find a way to win and how it goes. >> wentz needs to be sharper but not overly concerned. >> when you play this much you will miss some throws and kind of ticks me off right away and on to the next and i know my self confidence and my coach and coach confidence will throw the next play. >> reporter: switching gears for just a moment phillies reportedly settled in on a manager and it's big league outfielder gabe kapler 12 years in the majors with six different teams and played in 2010 the 42-year-old kapler has no mlb managerial experience and in the la dodgers for office of player development and kapler is heavily in the metrics and phillies could make official announcement as early as tomorrow and back to the eagles straight ahead after the break and examine the play of the of fn civ line and hear why one of their line men says he feels like they lost the game and brian and i are back after this. ♪ action n

young children. back to you, raj. >> robert, thank you reporting from the unlv medical center just a few miles from here at the mandalay bay hotel in terms of jasonldean he is one of the most popular stars you will see young boys and young boys all the way to grandparents at his concerts. has as the list comes in we are bracing for everything coming our way in terms of who who was at the concert last night. jason aldean performed in mountain view at shore line amp theater in. and today sending out his condolences to the victims as he was on stage when it went down. . in 15 minutes we're expecting an update from the las vegas police department and fbi perhaps updated death toll though we hope not the case. also updates and injuries and perhaps more into the investigation of the shooter. that's the latest from las vegas. send it back to you in the bay area. >> thank you very much, raj. >>> raj is right. jason performed a concert in friday night he performed at shore line on saturday he was at the concert. it's a family friendly environment, tons of teenager that is go to that. it's just a fun, you know very wholesome environment to think that somet

jason baul in the head and body. friends and relatives say they don't know why he would be targeted. >> we all were hysterical. we really got upset. he's a fine young man. >> and as we mentioned, that manhunt continued for prince until about 7:00 last night when he was captured in newark. we're told that jason baul, the wilmington victim is stable at the hospital right now and a neighbor who knows the suspect can't understand why he would go on a rampage like this. now live in wilmington, matt delucia, nbc 10 news. >>> look under to the suspect's past and found he has a long rap sheet with dozens of arrests. radee prince has been arrested 42 times dating back to 2003 did time for burglary and gun charges. investigators say he should have never been allowed to go free. >> if there are violent people causing carnage in the community and have violent crimes, we have to find a way to keep them behind bars so they can't go out and reoffend. >> the last person prince shot yesterday at 28th street auto sales in wilmington was able to identify him to officers. that victim, jason baul, again, as matt just told us is in stable condition. you can count on nbc

jason's. >> i was curious about the new additions. nick young.didn't have any assists -- had a lot of points. >> he is going to go make young all your. mark -- swanky p. he stole the show. he was the best player on the floor offensively. six of seven from beyond the arc. eight of nine for the game. 20 points in the first half. he had three points after halftime. a little foul trouble for him and stephen curry as well. that was great because you want to endear yourself to the home crowd early. the first time is the time to do it. the warriors led by 13, saw the lead evaporate. final position john livingston tipped it out to keep the ball alive. here's my perspective and our producer, it looks like they won. the fans are going crazy. everyone is going nuts. we think wow!. this shows you what sports is all about. one 10th of a second. and their is the look on their faces this the look on their faces. the warriors lose on this lose by one. he said last year we lost by 29 on opening night. i think we will be okay. we lost by one point this time. 81 ga

young girls we just talked to was silenced and replaced with gun fire. ♪ ♪ [ shots fired ] >>> again, 10:00 in the evening local time. the headliner jasonean, he was on stage in front of of a crowd of about 22,000 people. a lot of young people, a lot of children. this is the route 91 harvest festival where the shooter, 64-year-old stephen paddock of mesquite, nevada, smashed through a window and started firing from the 32nd floor of the mandalay right there killing himself before officers stormed his hotel room. it was there in that hotel room where police found evidence of premeditated mass murder, a stockpile of weapons, at least ten rifles to begin to explain this barrage of unrelenting gun fire. [ screaming ] [ shots fired ] [ bleep ]. >> get down! >> oh, my god! [ shots fired ] >> i remember just getting around this cop car and hearing bullets whizzing and just bouncing, like -- oh, like, on the ground nearby and these girls -- >> the center will now observe a moment of silence for the victims of the attack in las vegas. >> majority leader? >> majority leader? >> the news we awoke to this morning was heartbreaking. what happened in

young woman who was just 20 years old when she died, jason carroll has much more on the victims, the lives they led, those they leave behind for us this morning. >> it really hits home when you see their faces up there, doesn't it? >> it's just incredible. with each new name that is released there is another story of a life lost and loved ones now in mourning. i would like to begin with susan smith, she was 53 years old. she had worked for the sim mi valley school district in southern california for 16 years. her friends say she was a huge country music fan and known for being an advocate for children. she is survived by her husband and two children of her own. next there is jenny parks, she had gone to vegas to visit her brothers and go to the concert. parks was a kindergarten teacher for the lancaster school district in california. her family says she was truly one of the most loving people you could ever hope to meet. someone who always went out of her way to help everyone. bailey schweitzer from bakersfield, california. watching some of their favorite bands at the concert when th

young the fans amiss the tribe members. they do everything well. including defense. jason leaving his feet. making a play.hat guy is a converted second baseman. trevor bauer -- great not so affected. -- effective. j bruce going upstairs. way upstairs. this thing is as high as it is long. a two-run shot. cleveland 43 and 9 since trading for jay bruce last with the yankees. down for nothing. to on into out. northern california aaron judge. cody alan got him. indians take game 1 4-stomach there is a website called how many --.com. inspired by josi out to they pick encumbered some measurements from feed into units. the site probably got a few hits tonight.>> red sox and astros -- got a few big hits tonight. more on that in a moment. just denver lander playoffs tested. the astros got him and he delivered. three strikeouts including andrew bennett 10. out to bait was the story in the first inning. after alex bregman led off with a home run. out to bait makes it back to back. it is 2-zero houston. fifth inning again off of chris sale. solo shot. makes his five two -- 5-two astros. you can make it 10. out to bait

jason: freethinkers! i want to start off tonight with a nice little nugget of liberty and family values. a new study shows that babies as young than scientists previously thought. that means our widdy-biddy angels know what mama and dada we know what they're thinking-- awww, babies are so dangerous. ( laughter ) babies are out to get us. they're reading our minds and collecting data like fleshy, low-flying drones. ( laughter )

roberts spoke with one person who is at the jason aldean concert and thought they would not make it out alive. >> the hardest moment for me was i saw six young women, they were maybe 20, 22, they were all crying on the ground. [crying] to be cool, but at the moment i thought of this orlando shooting, we were in a room w he was, we thought he was just going to jump the fence income shoot us all. i didn't know if that was the right decision. i'm thinking -- am i going to die in this room? and then, and in the shooting stopped. i peeked out the front of the door, pizza my head out. police officer screamed go -- go. i rallied everybody out of that room and we ran towards the further back of the venue. [gunfire] well, right now the search continues for a motive in this deadly shooting. just in the last hour we got an update on the number of victims. police say that the number of people killed stands at 58 and more than 500 others are hurt. ,et's go now to danya bacchus who has been giving us updates all morning long from the strip. as the death toll and number injured continues to rise , the police in las vegas continue to investigate the motive

young because that's more vulnerable. you know. but it's very very common. >> again, that was jason carroll reporting. coming up, talk of chaos in the trump white house. but talk of a coup? what steve bannon reportedly told trump about the biggest threat to his presidency. >>> and new developments in the russia probe as the special counsel interviews president trump's former chief of staff. the other top aides who could be next. . a premium juice company. a coconut water company. we've got drinks for long days. for birthdays. for turning over new leaves. and we make them for every moment in every corner of the country. we are the coca-cola company, and we're proud to offer so much more. you know win control? be this guy. check it out! self-appendectomy! oh, that's really attached. that's why i rent from national. where i get the control to choose any car in the aisle i want, not some car they choose for me. which makes me one smooth operator. ah! still a little tender. (vo) go national. go like a pro. i am totally blind. and non-24 can throw my days and nights out of sync, keeping me from the things i

kennedy the young and gracious 35th president of the united states in daley plaza in dallas. >> jasonad appears to go back when he's hit by the slug which would indicate a shooter in the front is what fueled the conspiracy theory because lee harvey oswald was in the texas book depository when he shot him with the sniper so when the president's head goes back you say there must have been a second shooter but i applaud the president, about time i don't know why these files are still classified. i know the photos of the autopsy of the slain president are pretty gruesome and i know that was one of the reasons the sensibility of the kennedy family, but it is well pastime to release everything we have on that. the human connection which i think is non existent. lee harvey oswald and his time in moscow and the rest of it and for every generation it's a mystery that renews itself well pastime. >> abby: apparently there are over 3000 pages that have not been seen before. >> geraldo: but to pete's point , people, it's like the shooter in vegas. we don't want to believe that something so momento

jason patinkin made the treacherous journey into to south sudan. >> reporter: in the hills of northeastern uganda, a concealed forest path leads across the border into south sudan. the youngnation, mired in a four-year civil war, is increasingly difficult for journalists to access, so we use this hidden route to enter into rebel-held parts of the country. >> this is the river. >> reporter: we are traveling with martin abucha, a commander with a rebel group called the sudan people's liberation army in opposition. what separates abucha from other combatants in this war is, he's a dual south sudanese and american citizen with family in the united states. >> i would like to enjoy eating hamburgers. i'd like to enjoy going to burger king and mcdonald's with my daughters, and things like that. but i feel it's an obligation that i must carry. i don't want my kids to go through this. >> reporter: as we pass the peak of this hill, we cross into south sudan and meet the rebels. for the next four days, we'll travel with abucha to a base, to see how these soldiers live and why they fight. abucha is 45, and his life now is a far cry from his comfortable life in the united states. >> i

two young girls said they were at the front rowan snowing the end of this concert when they saw the singer jason aldean duck to the floor and this is what they said. >> he dropped and ran. he ran off the stage. then people started dropping to the floor and running out. >> we saw someone with a hole through the side of her head, and someone was there with her. reporter: the gunman possibly opened fire from a high floor. possibly the 0th floor of the mandalay bay. there were reports con unconfirmed of other shooters. many parts of the las vegas strip completely shut down. people out of there. people are trying to take all their employees into account. a husband was waiting for his wife who was a cocktail waitress. she jumped over a fence and was making her way here. he was anxious are you waiting. they have five children and he was extremely worried. he knew people who had been shot. so folks here on high alert. take taking no precautions at this moment. >> taking extra precautions. robert: the scene has obamaed a little bit? it doesn't look like an active scene, does it? reporter: up and down thi

. >> jason richardson has already been found guilty of killing the manager of a home depot store, a former marine who left behind a wife and youngwhen it came to determining richardson's sentence. >> he was up for the death penalty. there was a hung jury. >> strip down to your boxers. you know the drill. >> it's about to restart again so they can find out whether or not he's going to end up getting the death penalty or life in prison. >> but, for now, richardson's focus is on his complicated love life. while he has three children with his wife of 20 years, he recently began a relationship with another woman, a childhood friend. >> it's such a blessing. we so know that god brought us back together and created this. it's so powerful and beautiful. it's like, i can't -- i can't put it into words. we feel each other so deeply and on such a soulful, powerful, passionately -- where we tell each other, you're my every breath, you're my soul, you're my heart and my spirit. it's gotten to a point where i love you doesn't cut it so i you -- i absolutely you. i will, i do, and i you will end our letters with. i will be yours forever and ev

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with schroders, jason furman continuing with us as well. coming up, a conversation with jim youngnk president, who focused him what the world bank can do to jumpstart investment in infrastructure within the emerging markets. from the meetings of the imf and world bank in washington and her washington studios, this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ francine: this is " bloomberg: surveillance." -- the chief of executive. a earning season gets underway with u.s. banks, with jpmorgan and citigroup -- having results. jumpinges have them down expectations. some analysts say trading revenue may drop by 20%. here's the global head of strategy, one of the biggest experts in banks overall, and we are also back with jason furman, former counsel of dax economic advisor. thank you both -- both for sticking around. if i go to you one banks, is there any chance there will be a big investment bank coming from europe left and 4-5 years? >> i think five u.s. banks -- they've got a much stronger and healthier economy. think that's really supportive. the europeans clearly have a reasonable chance, but they are now b

champions in this age group fail to qualify for this year's events jason montserrat of the go and football association underlining why young indian athletes may be attracted to cricket rather than football india's under seventeen players are being paid just twenty to thirty dollars a month i should like football takes over but we can do better he says and there are some big deals that could be emerging from this tournament brazil midfielder could be about to sign up for real madrid brazil they played germany in the last eight on sunday ronald denio neymar francesco totti and costs have those just some of the big names who began their international career is this events as always you can get in touch with this connect with us using the hash tag a.j. news grid i'm on twitter and they are underscore sports more for me in the eight hundred g.m.t. news hour but for now let's get back to come on now we thank you for that andy and further to the contact is yours and he had there there's the rest of them as they go join us with twitter facebook and whatsapp up and running all the time remember we've got producers checking their th

jason say to you since he was on stage? >> i mean, we -- he just text me to make sure we were okay. my buddy chris young and tyler reed, they were in a trailer behind the stage that had gotten hit with bullets and no matter where you went, it's a miracle that more people, unfortunately the folks that passed away, i can't fathom that but it's a miracle that more people were not injured because of how long this went on. this went on for at least five minutes. 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

jason, who is winning the fight between trump and the nfl? >> i think, the nfl, paul, is winning, what started by protests by some players about how police are treating youngrt of morphed into an antitrump protest that you're seeing and i think more people are joining it and when you see the owners kneeling with their players as we have seen recently, i think that is evidence of who is winning this. paul: uniting the owners and the players which is some achievement. [laughter] paul: but don't most americans, would trump have a point that most americans agree with him about honoring a flag or has this become a much larger issue -- >> i think trump supporters agree with him. i think that different people view protests differently. trump has tried to frame this as a questioning patriotism of the players. i think many, many americans view this differently. paul: how do they view it? >> they feel that the players have legitimate grief is how they view it and -- i think we can get into this if you want, i question whether they do have a legitimate grief but i don't question their patriotism. paul: dan, what do you think about this about who is winning? >> not re

young children. my next guest was at the festival with her daughter. she and her daughter won tickets to the festival specifically to see jason aldean perform.r calling in. i cannot be gigin to imagine wh you and your daughter have gone through. how are you doing and how is your daughter? >> we're doing better. we are both really shooken up, and still really scared and my parents were actually across the street at the tropicana when all of this broke out. and does your daughter even -- does she understand what happened? >> i believe she does, i just don't think she understands why people do this. >> i don't think any of us understand why people do this. >> yeah. i don't think anybody of us can even grasp the concept of why people would want to hurt innocent people. >> so where were you when you started hearing these loud popping noises? >> we, um, i want to say we were kind of we were more toward the back and it was the main stage and a lot of people were, of course, up front. we were kind of towards the back and there was and i don't know what they call it. it has the spotlights and the music equipment for everything for the concert, you kn

jason, who is winning this fight between donald trump and the nfl? >> i think the nfl is winning. i think what started as protest by some of the players about always treating youngck men in the country has morphed into an anti-trap protest that you are seeing. i think more people are joining it. when you see the owners kneeling with their players, as we have seen recently, i think that is evidence of who is winning. >> is uniting the owners and players, that is some achievement but -- do not, don't most americans and with the present have a point that most americans agree with him about honoring the flag or this much larger? >> i think his supporters agree with him. i think that different people view these protests differently. he was trying to frame this as questioning patriotism. i think many americans view this differently. they yefeel that the players ha legitimate -- i think we can get winto this but i question whether they do have a legitimate grief but i do not question their patriotism. >> dan, do you agree with jason on who is winning? >> not really. i think the nfl has shot itself in the foot with this process. let's understand that donald trump did no

jason aldean who was performing on stage. it was a wrap up of the route 91 festival. >> andf,p performers that night was chris young performinghe festival. he sent out this tweet on your screen. i'm not going to say anything other than i'm wluk can i to be alive asd are gone. this is heart break ing. out. police have found a woman they as marilou danley. tweeted out thisu< she has been found. it's not clear if she's connected to the attack. she's perhaps a roommate associated with the shooter, 64-year-old stephen paddockment he was living in a retirement community in las vegas. she is connect ed to him some way. they're looking for her. they have found her this morning. you can see people ducking the record cover from the rounds coming down from up above. people wanted to get up and run but feared being shot if they small breaks while the shooter the clips from the 32nd flash flood of the hotel. >> we have another piece of video to share with you. this one showing more of the chaos outside of the mandalay bay hotel as the shots were fired. we do know at this point one off in the shooting. the latest death toll as we found out

jason baul in the head and his body. friends and relatives say they don't know why he would be targeted. >> we all were hysterical. we got upset. he is a fine young man. >> and that manhunt continued for prince until about 7:00 last night when the suspect was captured in newark. police say this had to do a lot with tips from the public tracking this guy down. jason baul the willmington victm stable at the hospital. a neighbor who knows prince's family said she can't believe why this would happen in the first place. a lot of people having that question this morning. why would this guy allegedly go on this rampage, killing three people and shooting a total of six. for now i'm live in wilmington, matt delucia. >> we have been doing some digging. they looked am to the suspect's past and found a long rap sheet with dozens of arrests. >> radee prince arrested 42 times dating back to 2003. investigators say he should have never been allowed to go free. >> if there are violent people causing carnage in the community and have violent crimes, we have to find a way to keep them behind bars so they can't go out and reoffend. >> prince also had a record in ma

jason aldean concert. ( darya ) and the third bay area victim is stacee etcheber. a gufund me page has been setup to collect donations for her family. the novato woman was a mother of two youngs, and a wife to a san francisco police officer. she leaves behind a ten-year-old son and a thirteen-year-old daughter. so far, more than 160- thousand dollars has been raised. and coming up in about 15 minutes we will hear from stacee's parents for the first time since the shooting. ( mark ) among the people who survived the shooting are two north bay couples who were near the stage when the gunfire broke out. jennifer mcgrath... her husband and kim schubert and her boyfriend joel wahl had been waiting all weekend to see jason aldean perform. these pictures were taken just minutes before the shooting started. during the gunfire, the two couples were separated and they tried to aid other victims. eventually schubert ended up under some bleachers that were being riddled with bullets. that's when she pulled out her phone and made an phone call:

jason carroll is "outfront." >> you touch my wrist. >> i'm sorry, swrus come on. i'm used to that. >> you're used to that is this. >>? >> the 2015 recording of harvey weinstein trying to lure a youngctress into his hotel room shed a lurid lilgt on o an open secret. new york city's district attorney coming under fire for his response to that 2015 incident involving the former movie mogul. >> i'll take criticism for my decisions, but my decisions were based on the law. >> vance says his office determined there was not sufficient evidence to prosecute weinstein for a misdee mean nor. >> i understand folks, folks are outraged by his behavior. i understand there are many other allegations that have surfaced, but in our case, we really did what i think the law obligates us to do. >> the district attorney's office seemed to blame the new york city police department for not bringing them into the case sooner. but the nypd tells cnn the detectives used well established techniques to conversation corroborates the acts thart the basis for the complaint. a few monts after, vance decided not the pursue charges against weinstein in 2015. david boise donated $10,000 to vance's re-election campai

young man luke combs, he'll be well known to many of our viewers. two songs on the top 100. he was actually watching his good friend, his colleague in many ways jasonldean perform when the shooting started. and we've talked so much, chris, about how this noise can be confusing when you're talking about a live event like this. he spoke about that earlier on msnbc. take a listen. >> we hear the first four shots kind of ring out, and, you know, you are in music for a living you deal with pyrotechnics a lot on stage. so nobody on the stage really even batted an eye after the first four shots because it just seemed like it was kind of part of the show and nobody on stage was concerned. at that point, we were all just kind of standing there and then the first burst happened and still at that point i was kind of under the impression that something was going wrong with the pyrotechnics or some kind of electrical failure. so they were -- at that point it just seemed like they were clearing everyone off the stage because there was some sort of danger to the people directly on the stage. it wasn't for a few minutes after that that pandemonium set in when the

two young girls that i talked to said they thought it was just -- just part of the music, when all of a sudden they saw jason aldean basically dive off stage then turned around and they saw a woman with a bullet through her head and that's when they realized something terrible was happening. it was at that same moment a lot of people realized something terrible was happening and then they just ran. there was another gentleman i talked to who was waiting here because police wouldn't let him any closer, he was waiting for his wife who was a waitress over in that area and he said as soon as she realized what was happening, she lept all the way up here and we were able to see their very emotional, you know, embrace as they got to see each other. a lot of people, you know, very worried about loved ones this morning as we are finding out so many are injured or dead. >> lauren we thank you so much and there is a number out there, 1-866-535-5654. that is the number for people to call to try to locate their family and the thing about vegas is there's a lot of people that travel there so there very much could be peopl

jason chaffetz. former congressman, answers that question next. i was a good soldier. i had purpose and i loved it. you are my hammer out there. ♪ i'm only human... don't let these youngs see you fold. thank you for looking after my son. we're brothers, we look after each other. thank you for your service. rated r. >> bill: 9:44, washington, d.c., the room awaiting the arrival of jeff sessions. new evidence that former f.b.i. director james comey started writing his letter that exonerated hillary clinton before the email investigation was finished. all that seems to conflict with an answer that comey gave lawmakers last year on the hill about when he says he made that decision. first this sound bite from september of 2016. >> did you make the decision not to recommend criminal charges relating to classified information before or after hillary clinton was interviewed by the f.b.i. on july 2? >> after. all i can do is tell you again the decision was made after that because i didn't know what was going to happen in that interview. >> may 2 is when these memos, these heavily redacted memos appear where they're discussing internally whether or not to make a charging decisi