sheriff lombardo: well, good afternoon, everyone. i am sheriff lombardo for clark county. i don't have very much employer to update you with from our previous briefings. one thing in particular that's changed in the negative is our body count. that's a wrong way to say this. the number of people that have died associated with this event has increased. right now we're using the number of 58. i just informed it may be 59, that an individual that just expired at sunrise hospital. in normal fashion i do not want to give you bad information but please do not press me on that number until we get into this investigation. the number of injured we're using the number of 515. as you can tell as the hours go by that number continues to increase. we have not received any additional intelligence associated with the suspect. we have completed the search warrant in mesquite. i am not aware of any derogatory information we can utilize in furtherance of this investigation at this point, but we have just recovered items and it will take a little while to evaluate that information. we have l

sheriff lombardo: no. there will be hours of video surveillance we'll have to recall with the cooperation of the m.g.m. reporter: [inaudible] -- heriff lombardo: i don't ombardo: understand what you are alluding to. how could it happen. this is an individual that was described as a lone wolf. i don't know how it could have been prevented if we didn't have any prior knowledge to this individual. it wasn't evident that he had weapons in his room. we have determined that there has been employees going to and fro from his room and nothing in fairous was noticed at this points. that's what -- nefarious was noticed at this point. reporter: can you describe how multiagency effort and strike teams were able to find the suspect? sheriff lombardo: any special event that takes place in the southern nevada region, it's required by n.r.s. to supply police officers to ensure security. the mandalay bay did a great job of hiring police officers. they had sufficient staffing for the concert. and when this individual decide

according to lombardo, one police officer has been killed. information still just coming in about all of this. >> we can tell you the suspect in this las vegas shooting is dead. le police say he has been killed. he was in a room on the 32nd floor with what clearly sounded like an automatic weapon. we can hear jason aldean and hear him singing. listen for yourself. [ gunshots ] >> oh, my god. get down. get down. stay down. [ gunshots ] >> stay down. [ gunshots ] >> down down down. down down down. [ gunshots ] [ screaming ] >> behind the stands. behind the stas. >> all right. let's get to our jean casarez live in las vegas. what do you have? >> reporter: i think people right now are getting the stark realization of what has happened here. i want to let you know we're right here on the las vegas strip. we mind me is the mandalay bay. we're about a mile away from the where the hotel is.

lombardo.d the clarke county sheriffjoseph lombardo. we've spoken to many people he had contact with, we still have more interviews to conduct. since monday there have been many questions for us to release a timeline and today we have one. the previous information based one. the previous information based on the first shot was a computer aided dispatch report. that's what we do for calls for service. that report is dependent on a particular person calling in and that timestamp but what we did through the review of bobby cameron is, we were able to pull it back to 10:08pm to 10:05pm. carlos? —— body cameras. i'm going to give you a chance to review that and take photographs of it and i'll walk you through each time i'm. at 10:05pm the first shots fired by the suspect was seen on cctv from the concert venues —— timeline. 10:12 pm, the first two officers arrived on the 315t floor and announced gunfire was coming from directly above them. 10:15 pm, last shots fired from the subject from a body came

here is sheriff lombardo now. >> good evening.bviously i'm sheriff joe lombardo from clark yount yip and i'm here to talk to you about the tragic event taking place at the mandalay bay out on the las vegas boulevard south. we experienced an active shooter situation. approximately 10 dln 08:00 p.m. tonight, this evening. the we had calls come into dis patch of multiple shots being fired from the direction of the mandalay bay towards the route 91 concert that was taking place on the east side of las vegas boulevard. through investigation and response, we determined there was a shooter on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay. officers responded to that location and engaged the suspect at that location. he is dead. currently. he has been identified. he is a local resident. i will not release his name at this time. but we are interested in a companion that is traveling with him. her name is -- i will provide you the name please be accurate. marilou last name spelled danley. she is an asian female, approximately 4'11", weight of 111 pound

juan: en esta ocasiÓn el sheriff lombardo dio una explicaciÓn mÁs detallada sobre los minutos previoscediÓ entre las 29:59 y las 22:00 --21:59 y las 22:00 aquella fatÍdica noche. una barricada hizo que el guardia campos, tuviera que tomar otro camino luego paddock le disparÓ. campos reportÓ la ubicación del tirador por radio. los primeros agentes llegaron al piso a las 22:17. la aclaraciÓn surge un dÍa despuÉs de que la administraciÓn del hotel refutar ala versiÓn de las autorÍa con respecto a la cronologÍa de los hechos y asegurara que paddock estaba disparando el festival al mismo tiempo o 40 segundos despuÉs de que campos reportarÁ por radio que se efectuaban disparos. " estoy de acuerdo con la postura del hotel", dijo lombardo. advirtiÓ que hay demasiada informaciÓn que revisar por lo que dijo: " no es justo que critiquen mi integridad en las redes sociales". por su parte el agente especial del fbi a las vegas, reitero que hasta el momento no han encontrado indicios de que paddock tuviera afiliaciÓn ideológica con algÚn grupo. a diferencia de otras ocasiones en esta rueda de prens

[shouting questions] trish: you just heard from sheriff lombardo there, joe lombardo, talking about that horrible event in las vegas, updating that there are 546 injuries, 501 have been released from the hospital. you saw him break down there at the end as he talked about some of the heroism from among some of those officers. i'm here with david bruno and steve rogers. steve, what is your reaction to what you heard? what perhaps surprised you the most in all of that? >> well, i'll tell you the integrity and credibility of this department stands strong and they did a great job but here is something i noted the sheriff said very, very important and probably answers the questions regarding the integrity of the investigation and the timeline. he said he was giving information out to the public as soon as he received it, unverified. he did say that, unverified to calm nerves of the public. that was fine. this is why there may have been some questions regarding the timeline. the sheriff was doing the best he could. his motive at that point, calm the public based on information that he had. tri

that confirmed today by lombardo. the purpose of that is unclear, whether he was casing it or doing a dry run. none of that is clear at this moment. i want to bring in the congressman from massachusetts. he served four tours in iraq. congressman, you've been outspoken about your view about guns in the wake of this. as someone who served in a professional capacity in the armed services, i mean, the mind really reels at both the combination of the level of planning that went into this and the arsenal that was acquired and the way those were brought together to bear in this massacre. >> he knew what he was doing and knew what he intended. and the fact that he was able to get away with buying such an arsenal here in the united states is frightening. that's exactly what we have to change. i've seen gun violence first hand. i was in the infantry and i know what this looks like. it has no business on our streets, in our schools and at our concerts in the united states of america. >> there was one detail that was confirmed by

your guys got up there in, like, 12 minutes. >> lombardo: 12 minutes. 12 minutes.> whitaker: up on the 32nd floor-- >> lombardo: you know, and during a critical incident, 12 minutes is a long time, you know? could you imagine being in a fistfight for 12 minutes? it's a very long time. but when you step back and you-- you-- you evaluate it after the fact, it's a s-- very short period of time for th-- to get the intelligence, figure out what the hell is going on-- put a team together. go up 32 floors and evaluate the situation. i think they prevented 1,000 deaths. and i think it's important for the american public to understand that. money managers are pretty much the same. all but while some push high commission investment products, fisher investments avoids them. some advisers have hidden and layered fees. fisher investments never does. and while some advisers are happy to earn commissions from you whether you do well or not, fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money manager

sheriff joseph lombardo/ las vegas metropolitian police: "yes." reporters: "can you tell us what that is?" "what's that?" sheriff joseph lombardo/ las vegas metropolitian police:"i can't tell you."police now say paddock had barricaded the stairwell next to his door, similar to this one and had set up an elaborate system to monitor the hallway, including more cameras than first thought: two on this cart... one in the door's peephole and another inside the room. they say when he saw campos on a screen, he unloaded more than 200 bullets some thru the door into the hallway.sheriff joseph lombardo/ las vegas metropolitan police:"i believe because of his counter measures placed in the peephole and the hallway he observed the security guard and he was in fear that he was about to be breached."at that point, police say, paddock stops firing on the crowd. the sheriff believes he has turned his focus from killing, to getting away.sheriff joseph lombardo/ las vegas metropolitan police:"so he was doing everything possible to figure out how he could escape at

for those of you that don't know, i'm sheriff lombardo from clark county. i don't have very much more to update you with from our previous briefings. one thing in particular that has changed in the negative is our body count -- that's the wrong way to say it. the number of people that have died associated with this event has increased. right now we're using the number of 58. i just was informed that it may be 59 of an individual that may have expired at sunrise hospital. in normal fashion, i do not want to give you bad information, so please do not press me on that number until we get further into this investigation. the number of injured, we are using the number of 515. as you can tell as the hours go by, that number continues to increase. we have not received any additional intelligence associated with the suspect. we have completed the search warrant in mesquite. i am not aware of any derogatory information that we can utilize in furtherance of this investigation at this point, but we have just recovered items and it will take a little while to evaluate

of course to sheriff lombardo, incredible job you have done. hello mayorn, goodman. >> cannot be blocked. [laughter] president trump: sen. heller: the thank you very much. senator cortez. ?ajority leader, where is kevin adam, all of the great congressman we have with us .oday, from both parties we are up very honored you could be with us. on behalf of the great nation, melania and i think each and every one of you in law enforcement, in the depths of honor, we will always find hope in the men in the men and women who risk their lives for hours -- four r ours. america is truly a nation in mourning. i visited the hospital earlier today were many victims are still recovering from their wounds. and we ask god to ease their suffering and to speed their healing. we pray for the recovery of the and those injured officers who so bravely threw themselves into danger when duty called. and we grieve the loss of the law enforcement personnel who were killed in this vicious attack. many families tonight will go to bed in a world that is suddenly empty. so d

lombardo reiterÓ que termino el disparo a las 10:15.ersiÓn de las autoridades con respecto a la cronologÍa de los hechos y asegurar que paddock estaba disparando al festival, al mismo tiempo o 40 segundos despuÉs de que jesÚs campos reportara por radio que se estaban efectuando los disparos. " estoy de acuerdo con la postura del hotel" dijo lombardo. pero advirtiÓ que demasiada informaciÓn que revisar, por lo que dijo que no es justo que critican mi integridad de las redes sociales. por su parte, el agente especial del fbi en las vegas, reiterÓ que hasta el momentono han encontrado indicios de que paddock tuviera afiliaciÓn ideolÓgica con algÚn grupo. ilia: los incendios en california son los mÁs fatales en historia del estado.suman 34 las personas muertas y podrÍan aumentar debido a que centenares continÚan desaparecidas. expertos dicen que los llamados vientos del diablo son responsables de la propagaciÓn del fuego, lo que podrÍan ser mÁs intensos este fin de semana. luis: el norte de california, ha sido una semana de caos y terror. >

i'm sheriff lombardo, clark county. this will be our fourth media briefing since the incident took place yesterday evening. i'm going to give you a short synopsis of the updates, and other individuals are going to make some comments, reference other issues. so, there's two things we're attempting to achieve. one is, we have to finish processing the scenes. we have three separate scenes we are working, actually, it will be four at this point. so, we have the 32 nd floor of the mandalay bay, the event location, the house in mesquite, we have s.w.a.t. standing by to hit a house in northern nevada. at this point, we did, in the last briefing, i was unable to tell you what we retrieved from the house in mesquite. we retrieved in excess -- how many firearms was it? in excess of 18 additional firearms. some explosives and several thousand rounds of ammo, along with some electronic divisons that we're evaluating at this point. i mentioned that s.w.a.t. is about to breach the house up in northern nevada, i'm going to give you an

sheriff joe lombardo says he doesn't necessarily could have pulled this off without an accomplice and surprising new information tonight that the smooter may not have intended to die inside that hotel room. >> go, run, keep your head down. go! >> reporter: police believe that stephen paddock had not only had a plan to carry out mass carnage, but tried to escape. investigators say they have a clearer timeline of just what happened sunday night. the shooting began three minutes earlier than thought at 10:05 p.m. and lasted for tenter if iing minutes. this newly released video shows victims fleeing along las vegas boulevard, still in the line of fire. 32 stories up :00 stories up at the first police officers on the scene arrive in a hallway, like this one, and find a security guard shot in the leg. it's the first interaction that suggests paddock was not planning to die in his suite. >> did you see evidence that he planned to survive or try to escape? >> yes. >> can you tell what you say that is. >> i can't tell you. >> reporter: police now say paddock barricaded the stairwell, similar t

now the las vegas sheriff joe lombardo spoke just a few minutes ago let's listen in. for here is his history and background we haven't completed that part of the investigation yet but we located numerous firearms within the room that he occupied and that's and like i stated earlier it's going to be of long and tedious investigation now we're bringing in all the resources of the f.b.i. to assist us in this investigation in particular to their victim witness advocates and their c.s.i. folks to help us process the scene and ensure that we are getting all the evidence that we can possibly obtain. las vegas sheriff joe lombardo there speaking earlier confirming that at least fifty people have been killed making it the worst mass shooting in u.s. history and authorities say was a sixty four year old local resident of las vegas that was the shooter let's take a look now at what happened. the moment when music tends into a mama noises. and people begin to run for their lives. as hysteria breaks out in the concert venue gunshots continue. some say it lasted for five minutes so

. >> reporter: clark county sheriff joseph lombardo defended the shift this morning to our cbs station in las vegas. >> what we want to do is draw the most accurate picture we can. and i'm telling you right now, today, that that timeline might change again. >> reporter: in a statement, margaret brennan, the owner of mandalay bay, disputedly the latest police timeline, but gave no detail, saying in part, "we believe what is currently being expressed may not be accurate." in a taped interview with the "las vegas review-journal" lombardo said police have yet to find a motive for the attack. he said paddock did not have gambling debts and that he traveled to mesquite, nevada, several times in the days before the shooting. it's an area cbs news learned law enforcement thinks he may have used for target practice. >> we're looking for a trigger point and right now, we haven't been able to find one. >> reporter: sheriff lombardo says paddock's girlfriend was not concerned with his mental health, and, anthony, it appears a bellman may have helped paddock get his bags to his room. >> mason: jami

in a taped interview with the "las vegas review-journal" lombardo said police have yet to find a motive for the attack. he said paddock did not have gambling debts and that he traveled to mesquite, nevada, several times in the days before the shooting. it's an area cbs news learned law enforcement thinks he may have used for target practice. >> we're looking for a trigger point and right now, we haven't been able to find one. >> reporter: sheriff lombardo says paddock's girlfriend was not concerned with his mental health, and, anthony, it appears a bellman may have helped paddock get his bags to his room. >> mason: jamie yuccas in las vegas. thanks, jamie. president trump today denounced an nbc news report that he's the u.s. nuclear arsenal." he called it pure fiction meant to demean him, and he threatened to challenge network licenses. there are nearly a dozen nbc tv stations licensed by the f.c.c. it's a page out of the nixon playbook, which included license challenges and threats of antitrust suits against the networks. nearly 30 women have now accused movie mogul harvey weinstein of

sheriff joe lombardo, clark county sheriff joe lombardo said earlier they believe what happened in las vegas starting a little after 10:00 p.m. last night was a lone wolf style attack. jeff is in washington with an update on the investigation. and, jeff, we know that the shooter stephen paddock received some sort of citation within the last few years. and we also know that he was involved or feiled some sort of lawsuit against a hotel in las vegas. what else do we know about him? >> well, we know about that citation, and that, you know, that's the type of run-in with police we're talking about earlier where there was nothing really major. we don't know specifically what type of citation that was, whether it was a parking ticket, something along those lines. but nothing to indicate he was on this path to carrying out a shooting of this magnitude. but investigators are gathering as much information as they can, as we know the fbi is assisting, they're not leading this investigation, but they are assisting, and what they will be doing is gathering all the witness accounts that are handed

sheriffjoe lombardo of the las vegas police department.lice give media updates. the us president and the uk's foreign secretary have taken to twitter to react to the attack. donald trump offered his "warmest condolences and sympathies to the victims and families of the terrible las vegas shooting." whilst borisjohnson said he was "horrified by awful and indiscriminate" attack. he also said he was looking into whether any british citizens were involved. in a moment a summary of the business news this hour but first, the headlines on bbc news: at least 50 people have died and more than 400 have been taken to hospital after a gunman opened fire ona hospital after a gunman opened fire on a country music festival in las vegas in the biggest mass shooting in modern us history. police say the gunman was a 64—year—old local man, stephen paddock, who was shot dead by officers on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel. the civil aviation authority is planning more than 100,000 monarch passengers back to the uk after the airline collapsed. i'm egon

sheriff lombardo held a press conference to clarify. lombardo says at 9:59 p.m. stephen paddock sprayed 200 rounds from his suite into the hallway but doesn't believe the security guard was struck until around 10:05. that's around the same time the gunman unleashed a barrage of bullets on the festival below. lombardo's time line contradicts other officials that say six minutes passed between the guard being shot and the start of the concert rampage. now that led to questions about whether lombardo's office bungled the response. >> in the public space, the word incompetent has been brought forward and i'm absolutely offended. >> the sheriff provided an update on the number of injuries saying 45 of the 546 wounded are still in the hospital. some of them in grave condition. lombardo says because of that the number of dead may rise above 58. there is still no information about paddock's motive. >> a would be carjacker did not get very far. watch this video in the center of the screen here. a woman is pumping gas next to her chevy sedan at a station in allen park, mic

el sheriff lombardo dijo que campos inmediatamente despuÉs de que el asesino lo hiriÓ, llamÓ a los otrosaba pasando. no se sabe si tambiÉn llamÓ al 911. pero en esta grabaciÓn de las cÁmaras que portan los policÍas, sse escucha que uno de ellos pregunta dÓnde estÁ, refiriÉndose al pistolero. otro le contesta que estÁ en el mandalay bay. que los disparos provienen desde una ventana. " por lo que yo sÉ, jesÚs campos hizo algo heroico". hizo el trabajo para el que son entrenados los guardias de seguridad. autoridades dicen que fue campos quien les indicÓ exactamente dÓnde estaba paddock, pero desconocen por quÉ el pistolero dejo de disparar. agregÓ el sheriff lombardo, que paddock disparÓ 200 balas en el pasillo, lo cual genera mÁs interrogantes. la seÑora angÉlica cervantes que es madre de erica silva, un guardia de seguridad del evento quien muriÓ salvando vidas, ddice que nadie puede saber los momentos que viviÓ jesÚs campos cuando el sospechoso le disparÓ. >> a lo mejor estaba asustado. quÉ se yo. las personas que limpien el cuarto debieron haber visto dos o tres armas. juan: por cierto

this is the sheriff joseph lombardo. >> now the number of injured, i do not know yet. we are looking at in excess of 50 individuals dead and over 200 individuals injured at this point. that is why i'm portraying it in that manner. now the suspect, i am going to provide you his identity at this point. his name is stephen paddock. last name spelled p-a-d-d-o-c-k, with a date of dirth 4/9/1953. as far as his history and background we haven't complete that had yet. we've located numerous firearms within the room that he occupied and that's like i stated earlier will be a long and tedious investigation. now we're bringing in all the resources of the fbi to assist us in this investigation. in particular to witness victim advocates and csi to help process the scene ensuring we are getting all the evidence we can possibly obtain. furthermore, i want to provide you the phone number i said i would provide in the first briefing. that number for family and friends to get an update on loved ones is 1-866-535-5654. one more time, 1-866-535-5654. obviously this is a tragic incident.

. >> clark county sheriff, joseph l lombardo, is she cooperating?y say she was in japan and today in the philippines but supposedly coming back to the united states. >> that's right. the sheriff said they talked to her and working on get her back here. whether she cooperates or not that's in progress. >> so many, some of the bodies are apparently in very very bad condition. how difficult is the identification process for the coroner's office? we're told three of the bodies still have not yet been identified of the 59 dead. >> that's right. three have not. i was at the hospital this morning. they were telling me how difficult it was to identify the people who were there. they dropped their phones when they ran, they dropped their pocketbooks, didn't have driver's license with them. it's been a very tedious process even identifying one off-duty police officer through fingerprints. >> how many families still need to be notified they lost a loved one? >> i can't tell you the number. i do know there's a family reunification center set up, several hotline

good to be here. >> martha: i watched sheriff lombardo.tched him throughout the course of this entire tragedy and the massacre that happened in las vegas. it so clear today that he feels so deeply offended by the suggestion that there was any delay on the part of the las vegas police department. what did you take away from that news conference this afternoon? >> well, a couple different things. one is that on the time line that was so critical, the six minutes that were, you know, we were talking about, he actually did contradict himself. the original report was that he took -- mr. campos took fire at 21:59, 9:59. and then there was a six-minute delay between that time and the firing on the mass shooting. in essence what the sheriff today that 9:59 wasn't when he was shot, but when he first encountered because paddock had blockaded a door that led to the 32nd floor. that radio communication was what he is referring to. that's not when he was shot. when he got up to that 32nd floor, that's when he was shot. and then apparently that's when t

for those of you that don't know i am sheriff lombardo for clark county. but i don't have very much more to update you with from our previous briefings. one thing in particular that's changed in the negative is our body count. that's the wrong way to say t the number of people that have died associated with this event has increased. right now we're using the number of 58. i just informed it may be 59 at an individual that just expired at sunrise hospital. in normal fashion i do not want to give you bad information but please do not press me on that number until we get into this investigation. the number of injured we're using the number of 515. as you can tell as the hours go by that number continues to increase. we have not received any additional intelligence associated with the suspect. we have completed the search warrant in mesquite. i am not aware of any derogatory information we can utilize in furtherance of this investigation at this point, but we have just recovered items and it will take a little while to evaluate that information. we have learne

for those of you that don't know, i'm sheriff lombardo from clark county. i don't have very much more to update you with from our previous briefings. one thing in particular that has changed in the negative is our body count -- that's the wrong way to say it. the number of people that have died associated with this event has increased. right now we're using the number of 58. i just was informed that it may be 59 of an individual that may have expired at sunrise hospital. in normal fashion, i do not want to give you bad information, so please do not press me on that mb the number of injured, we are using the number of 515. as you can tell as the hours go by, that number continues to increase. we have not received any additional intelligence associated with the suspect. we have completed the search warrant in mesquite. i am not aware of any derogatory information that we can utilize in furtherance of this investigation at this point, but we have just recovered items and it will take a little while to evaluate that information. we have learned information of a

sheriff joe lombardo from the las vegas pd originally got these plates wrong. 114 b40, 19d 401.ca. we don't know the colors but they have a person of interest right now they are looking for. joe lombardo is a person of interest believed to be the roommate, possibly the girlfriend, companion of the lone shooter at the mandalay bay. he is deceased, but she we are now learning was an employee of the mandalay bay hotel. lauren: 62 years old. the governor of nevada, brent sandoval, has shaken the nevada family. our prayers are with the victims and all affect it by this act of cowardice. las vegas has always been considered a target for terrorism or casualties en masse because of where it was in the types of crowds that it attracts and unfortunately, last night and this morning, las vegas saw what an attack really looks like. cheryl: we want to play this sound. eyewitness video taken as shots rang out. you're going to see country singer jason aldean on stage. let's roll the tape. so as you can hear, it is succession of gunfire, meaning that was either a machine gun or a fully automati

. >> in a taped interview with the las vegas review journal, lombardo said police have yet to fiend addock did not have gambling debts and traveled to mesquite nevada several times in the days before the shooting, an area, law enforcement think he's may have used for target practice. >> we are looking for a trigger point. right now we haven't been able to find one. >> sheriff lombardo says paddock's girlfriend was not concerned with his mental health. and it appears a bellman may have helped paddock get his bags to his room. >> thanks, jamie. the cbs "overnight news" will be right back.

obviously, i'm sheriff joe lombardo with clark county. this has been -- this will be one of many press conferences we have provided in order to provide the public information that is occurring. and then so the sequence of these events tonight, i will provide you some -- can we get some help back there? [ pause ] >> i will provide you a sequence of some updates of the investigation as we have moved forward since last time we spoke to you. any specifics or continuance of any global investigative leads that you need to be aware of, um, special agent aaron rouse will produce those, that information associated with that. okay? and then subsequently i will return to the podium, assist with some q & a and then commissioner sislac is available if you have any questions of the commissioner and obviously we have senator dean heller, who wished to address the audience also. so, um, president trump. i think he was in town today. [ laughter ] >> um, yes, he was in town and the reason why i bring up president trump is nothing to do in fact with preside

. >> reporter: through tears, sheriff joseph lombardo praised his officers' response at a press conference on friday. >> no matter what his personal vendetta is against the police or not, but he chose to fire upon the police vehicles roemer lombardo also offered new insight into the changing timeline. >> i still stand by the time of 21:59. mr. campos received his wounds in close proximity to 22.05. >> reporter: at 9:59 p.m., hotel security guard jesus campos went to investigate an alarm on the 32nd floor but was likely not shot until closer to 10:05 p.m. that's when he used his radio and his cell phone to report that he'd been shot. within seconds, stephen paddock then turned his gunfire to concertgoers below his windows and the aviation fuel tanks about 100 yards past the concert crowd. at 10:17 p.m., police arrived outside his room, 12 minutes after the shooting began. campos has not shared his story with the media, but his union released these pictures of him getting an award for his bravery. new court documents show during the raid agents looked for medications, explosives, guns, and c

sheriff joe lombardo on defense.olice originally believed mandalay bay security guard was shot in the leg after the suspect had fired ton concert. the sheriff now says campos was shot six minutes before the shooting at the venue began. lombardo told kalas no one is trying to hide anything and what we want to do is draw the most accurate picture we can an i'm telling you right now today that that timeline might change again because it's human factor involved. the individual that put the time stamp associated with the radio call they received, maybe their watch was different. maybe they lookeded at a different time when they put it down. a revision leaves open the question of why he stopped firing when he did. since police didn't arrive on the 32nd floor until two minutes after he fired his last shot and didn't enter his suite until an hour after that. the company that owns mandalay bay, mgm, is skeptical of the new timeline. in a statement, a spokesperson wrote in part, we cannot be certain about the most recent timel

lombardo said a visual exam of the suspect's brain during an autopsy did not show any abnormalities. >>> the philadelphia branch of the naacp celebrated its annual awards tonight, eyewitness at first district plaza in university city. mayor jim kenney spoke at the reception and discussed how the city is helping to support the civil right organization's mission. several community leaders were also honored. the fund-raising event helps support the philadelphia naacp's program >>> "eyewitness news" also at the 22'nd annual prominent hispanic awards center in voorhees tonight. the camden county freeholder board recognized ten people who have made a positive impact on communities. the celebration is part of the observation of national hispanic heritage month. >>> every friday night, we highlight one person in our community who is helping to make difference >> we're turning the spotlight on a big name with philly roots. find out who's getting three cheers, straight ahead. >>> be careful what you say, the ten things you should never tell your coworkers. >>> summer will return this weekend.

he may be reaching down, picking up another weapon. >> as we listen to sheriff lombardo. another thing jumped out at me. he's composed and professional. and law enforcement lives were lost. an off-duty officer was killed going to the concert. take me forward in the next hours and days. where do the responsibilities in this investigation, separate between the fbi, which he mentioned, and the sheriff's department and local police? >> you saw the scene of the collaboration. it is in las vegas. he is the principal law enforcement office. fbi is there to assist. attorney general to assist on the investigation. but absent is a declared act of terrorism that would bring in the fbi. he will be the lead entity. his demeanor, compliments to joe. calm, reassuring, informative. this is the late northwest a series of press events he's doing. he's keeping a lot in. had officers injured, lost. the trauma of this, all credit to him, for -- he's dealing with a lot. at this juncture. >> i want to correct something he said. he said the suspect checked in on the 28th of september. that would

police also say the gunman set up cameras inside and outside the vegas suite.sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: "the fact that he had the type of weaponry and the amount of weaponry in that room it was pre-planned extensively." investigators say the gunman had at least 19 more weapons and thousands of rounds of ammo at his home. in his car -- several pounds of a fertilizer that can be used to make bombs. sheriff joe lombardo/clark county: "the world has changed and who would have ever imagined this situation? i couldn't imagine it."police are still trying to determine what drove a retired accountant to commit mass murdersheriff joe lombardo/clark county"for this individual to create this chaos and harm is unspeakable." as we learn more about the dozens of people who died -- we're hearing stories of heroics from those who survived.addison short/shooting survivor "if the guy that helped me is watching... i really just want to tell him how grateful i am for basically saving my life" in las vegas -- i'm omar jimenez reporting. (steve) (steve) our team coverage continues... a vigil was held

for those of you that don't know, i'm sheriff lombardo from clark county. i don't have very much more to update you with from our previous briefings. one thing in particular that has changed in the negative is our body count -- that's the wrong way to say it. the number of people that have died associated with this event has increased. right now we're using the number of 58. i just was informed that it may be 59 of an individual that may have expired at sunrise hospital. in normal fashion, i do not want to give you bad information, so please do not press me on that number until we get further into this investigation. the number of injured, we are using the number of 515. as you can tell as the hours go by, that number continues to increase. we have not received any additional intelligence associated with the suspect. we have completed the search warrant in mesquite. i am not aware of any derogatory information that we can utilize in furtherance of this investigation at this point, but we have just recovered items and it will take a little while to evaluate

modern u-s history.investigators are piecing together a picture of a troubled man.sheriff joseph lombardo police: "more than one-hundred investigators have spent the last 72 hours combing through the life of 64-year-old stephen paddock, to produce a profile of someone i will call disturbed and dangerous. what we know is that stephen paddock is a man who spent decades acquiring weapons and ammo and living a secret life." las vegas police found 50 pounds of explosives and 16-hundred rounds of ammunition in the car paddock parked at the mandaley bay hotel where he mounted his assault on thousands of concertgoers.authorities also say they suspect paddock may have had help.sheriff joseph lombardo/las vegas police: "it's troublesome that this individual was able to move this amount of gear into a hotel room unassisted. it's troublesome for the amount of stuff he had at both residence unassisted."the shooter's girlfriend, marilou danley, is cooperating with authorities and has spoken to the fbi. the police have said she is not a suspect.in a statement read by her attorney she said she is devasta

lombardo said a visual exam of the suspect's brain during an autopsy did not show any abnormalities. >>> the philadelphia branch of the naacp celebrated its annual awards tonight, eyewitness at first district plaza in university city. mayor jim kenney spoke at the reception and discussed how the city is helping to support the civil right organization's mission. several community leaders were also honored. the fund-raising event helps support the philadelphia naacp's program >>> "eyewitness news" also at the 22'nd annual prominent hispanic awards center in voorhees tonight. the camden county freeholder board recognized ten people who have made a positive impact on communities. the celebration is part of the observation of national hispanic heritage month. >>> every friday night, we highlight one person in our community who is helping to make difference >> we're turning the spotlight on a big name with philly roots. find out who's getting three cheers, straight ahead. >>> be careful what you say, the ten things you should never tell your coworkers. >>> summer will return this weekend.

i'm obviously sheriff lombardo clarke county. this will be our fourth media briefing since the incident took place yesterday evening. i'm going to give you just a short synopsis of our updates and then we have other individuals here standing behind me that are going to make some comments, reference, other issues associated with today's events. so there's two things we're attempting to achieve. one is we have to finish processing the scenes. we have three separate scenes we are working -- now, actually it will be four at this point. so we have the 32nd floor, the room at the mandalay bay, we have the efvent location, the house in mesquite and now we have s.w.a.t. standing by getting ready to hit the house in northern nevada. at this point we did -- in the last briefing i was unable to tell you what we retrieved from the house in mesquite. we retrieved an excess -- how firearms was it? >> 18. >> an excess of 18 additional firearms, some explosives and several thousands rounds of ammo, along with some electronic devices we're evalua

sheriff lombardo gave us more details and we were expecting, trace. >> and i got to tell you, brian.'m looking over at the aviation fuel tanks. right here by mccarran airport. that would have been disastrousr we have not confirmed that. the news coverage, one of the big -- the sheriff confirmed that stephen paddock rented a room a week before this concert, that hotel overlooked the "life is beautiful" concert. the sheriff said he was unclear if that was presurveillance or if that may have been the primary target. the sheriff also confirmed that aside from ammonium nitrate being found in his car at mandalay bay, they found 50 pounds of tannerite, an explosive that can be set off in a high-powered rifle experts tell us that would have taken a big chunk out of the hotel room. the sheriff also said that he believes that stephen paddock was planning to escape after this shooting. held would not say why, but he d say this. watch. >> more than 100 investigators have spent the last 72 hours combing through the life of 64-year-old stephen paddock. to produce a profile of someone i will call d