from sittwe a she planned to continue on to mandalay. but soon after her plane took off there was some unfortunate news. a prominent lawyer kone had been murdered at tiangong airport. been nks and sue cheese legal adviser for several years he was also a muslim a member of suchi is ruling national league for democracy party and helped create the office of state councilor that enabled her to become the effective head of the government in twenty sixteen. sittwe a was at the center of serious violence in twenty twelve hundreds of rahane joe were killed and tens of thousands forced to leave their homes in the city and move to nearby camps. in february twenty seventh teen it was difficult to find any written job on the streets. there was no call to prayer and it was forbidden even to enter any of the mosques. wanted to enter one of the camps near situate but it was heavily guarded by the army. of others. although to. talk to. them yes a lot of the it was a lot of safety as the lead up. to what happened. just right my name's my congressman i fo

on october 1 paddock fired multiple weapons from a hotel room at the mandalay bay. he targeted a crowd of 22,000 people attending an outdoor country music festival. he killed 58 people and injured hundreds more. paddock was found dead in his hotel room. in the case against the florida school shooting suspect. today for the judge ruled that a report on the education background of alleged killer nikolas cruz can be made public. cruz was a court as his attorneys not to keep those records sealed citing privacy rights. it outlines cruz's time in the broward county school system, including mental health records. the 19-year-old former student is accused of killing 17 people when he opened fire at the marjorie stoneman douglas high school in february. 17 others were wounded in the attack. cruz faces the death penalty if convicted. >>> new details just in about the search for 12 your girl visiting the united states from china. moments ago the national center for missing and exploited children reported that she has been found safe. no details yet on where she was located. sh

four days, the gunman, stephen paddock, methodically stockpiled his room on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay resort and casino. with more than a dozen guns, some modified to fire and rapids of succession, some loaded with tracer bullets so the killers could see exactly where his shot landed in the darkness. october 1st, the reclusive high-stakes gambler open fire on the popular outdoor music festival from the 32nd floor effect resort. 58 people killed, injuring hundreds, the festival was attended by 22,000 people. lisa fein was one of them and she watched that a news conference from las vegas. the sheriff today. she says one particular moment left her at her fellow survivors outraged and upset. she'll tell us why moments from now. first, though, let's go to our correspondent jonathan hunt, in our west coast newsroom with the details of this report. jonathan? >> good evening, harris. those who lost loved ones or who survived that terrible, traumatic night, it is a disappointing into a ten month investigation that has left us no closer to uncovering a motivation for the massacre. paddock o

this is a surviellance image released by the mandalay bay of the gunman..people died in the las vegasincident last october. the report says paddock also fired eights rounds at a fuel tank. two bullets hit the tank, but it did not explode. a timeline says were among the first of 1,057 that paddock fired for 11 minutes from the windows of the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay... aiming at a crowd of concert goers below. but - investigators say they still don't have a motive. sheriff joe lombardo / clark county: "what we have been able to answer are the questions of who, what, when, where, and how. what we have not been able to definitively answer is the why stephen paddock committed this act." (ken)after more than ten months, police say they are closing their investigation. they say there is no evidence of a conspiracy or any additional gunmen. (ken) back to school is here.. and an east bay school district to making steps to get rid of biased and body shaming agaisnt female students. kron 4's dan kerman explains that the alameda school district is doing that thr

. >> the michael jalkson diamond celebration was held at mandalay bay.ing of pop was honored with the 2018 aides foundation award. >> i'm proud to be here with my sister as an ambassador of the foundation. >> we honor him. i don't expect anybody to understand except this dude right here. >> i'm i honor him every day. i'm excited so to the see so many people gathered. it's an amazing thing. >> her father would be proud. >> harry and meghan markle at "hamilton." everybody is talking about two things -- meghan's legs and, wait for this, harry's singing voice. >> ladies and gentlemen, the prince of sussex. ♪ you say >> prince harry steals to show, but sorry, no encore. >> the line harry belted out is actually part of a song sing by king george in the musical "hamilton" who happens to be harry's great, great, great, great grandfather. but last night, all eyes were also on meghan's little black dress, a potential mini scandal. the judith and charles digital tuxedo dress that hit above the knee is considered by some a bad representation of the royals that break

(catherine) karen s live near mandalay bay in las vegas.. she's been studying that report..t does it tell us? (karen) the almost-200 page report further details the gunman's history of possible mental health, financial losses, and odd behavior. but metro can not definitively say why stephen paddock open fired from the 32-nd floor of the mandalay bay, killing 58 people and injuring more than 8-hundred others. pkg$w5 32 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 5 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 8 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 7 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 8 c2.5 g 0 c2.5 g 6 (karen) police have never located a computer hardrive missing from paddock's hotel suite. and they cannot say for sure how far back he was planing the mass shooting. reporting live, karen castro, (catherine) an appellate court has decided to uphold a law requiring bullet stamping. this means new models of semi-automatic handguns would stamp identifying information on bullet casings...in an attemptto help solve crimes. the 9th u.s. circuit court of appeals made the decision saying it does not violate the second admentment. (vicki) taking a live look outsid

he shot from the mandalay bay hotel killing 50 and wounding hundreds more. officers say stephen paddock acted alone. there is no evidence of a conspiracy or second gunman. >>> now to our ongoing look at the criminal justice system when rapper meek mill was freed after serving time for probation violation he promised to be an advocate to justice reform and pointed us to pennsylvania inmate that may have been wrongly convicted of a philadelphia murder but remains behind bars possibly because of a missed filing deadline. tonight, we take a closer look. the evidence suggestions to many including two judges who have reviewed the case that eric riddick spent 26 years in prison for a murder he couldn't have committed. >> i definitely felt so overwhelmed and cheated in the last 26 years. >> reporter: cheated riddick's mother christine says because in the eyes of the law when many see as proof of innocence doesn't apply in his case. to understand why, you have to go back to 1992 when riddick was sentenced to life for the murder of his childhood friend will catlett. d

morning a major road was also flooded a bridge connecting me and mars two biggest cities yang gone and mandalay was damage thousands of villagers have been moved from their homes to emergency shelters in all sixty three thousand people are said to be affected convoys of military trucks carrying boats are on their way to reach the stranded the dam collapsed after days of monsoon rain and weeks after heavy rain caused flash floods forcing one hundred fifty three thousand people from their homes natasha going to aim. friends fishermen have been accused of the lives of british fishing crews after violent confrontations over scallops forty french fishing boats through smoke bombs and around the british vessels in the english channel british boats are a lot of fish in that area but the french say it's depleting shellfish stocks paul brennan reports. the encounter began before dawn when the french fishing fleet tilak confronted a handful of british boats fishing perfectly legally in international waters first came the verbal insults. then as the french boats crowded the british and began hurling smoke

raising any red flags, as he transported suitcases full of weapons undetected to a suite at the mandalay. paock left no note and no stnifesto. >> an interview with his doctor indicated signs of a troubled epnd. >> reporter: paddock's primary care physician described odd behavior with little emotion and that he may have been bipolar. his four-year live-in girlfriend said paddock would not shake hands with people and often wore gloves. she says he was an atheist and toten told her, a catholic, oour god doesn't love me." ibedof his brothers described him as "paranoid and delusional." ( gunshots ) >> i'm down! >>got shot! >> reporter: but there was inthing, say investigators, that would have tipped them off to the sheer terror that took 58 >>ves and wounded hundreds more. >> i can't put myself in the minds of each one of those rdividual families. but it is my role to try to give them some closure. >> reporter: for brian ahlers, who lost his wife, closure may pver come. >> i post pictures about my wife every day on social media. we talk about her all the time. we celebrate her and love her ve

october when stephen paddock unleashed a hail of bullets on a music festival from a suite in the mandalay bay resort. the report details how paddock burned through $1.5 million in the two years before the shooting. ". it is still incredibly difficult to comprehend th the high stakes gambler paid $600,000 to casinos and spent 95,000 on guns and ammunition. >> incredibly difficult to try to comprehend this senseless act of violence. by all accounts stephen paddock was an unremarkable man. >> paddock's doctor described odd behavior with little emotion. he said that he may have been bipolar, but paddock left no manifesto or note about his motive for carrying out the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. >>> coming up a smooth criminal makes his move and this diner never even turned her back, the brazen theft caught on camera at a restaurant. >> and unraveling, the mega millions mystery, the half billion dollar prize schooled up by an office pool. why -- scooped up by an office pool. why it's not enough to get these bay area co-workers to quit. >> and slamming on san francisco, texas

they kwh he opened fire at the mandalay bay hotel. the sheriff calling paddock, quote, an unremarkable man with a troubled mind. >>> next tonight, president trump in china stoking the flames of their trade war. china warning it will hit the u.s. with $60 billion worth of new tariffs. in response to the president's threat of a $200 billion tariff on chinese products. americans already caught in the middle. here's abc's chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl. >> reporter: a new front in the escalating trade war with china which today threatened to impose $60 billion in new tariffs on a wide range of american products. the move comes after the president moved to dramatically increase u.s. tariffs on chinese goods. the president talked about his >> rht now chi y orin the history of the world. we got ripped off. >> reporter: the new chinese tariffs would cover over 5,000 american products. new taxes on honey, coffee, wine, american beef, salmon, vegetables and much more. many of the targeted products come from areas that voted over

morning a major road was also flooded a bridge connecting me and mars two biggest cities gone and mandalay was damage thousands of villagers have been moved from their homes to emergency shelters in all sixty three thousand people are said to be affected convoys of military trucks carrying boats are on their way to reach the stranded the dam collapsed after days of monsoon rain and weeks after heavy rain caused flash floods forcing one hundred fifty three thousand people from their homes natasha. people in the u.s. state of arizona are paying their respects to the republican senator john mccain the late politician is lying in state in phoenix on what would have been his eighty second birthday earlier family and politicians attended an emotional private ceremony at the capitol with the senator's flag draped and draped casket of former vietnam war hero died on saturday of brain cancer he was one of trump's fiercest critics and often publicly clashed with the president. well we cannot cross over to n.b.c.'s jay gray who is in phoenix to first start off by setting the scene there for us and gi

work is also started on a bridge that was damaged causing traffic chaos it's on the main yang gone mandalay highway that links me and miles to biggest cities and it's the wit season in this part of me and ma and flooding is common the questions will be asked why the dam didn't cope this time and whether those responsible for its management and maintenance could have done more when hey al-jazeera bangkok. astray its catholic church has rejected proposed last forcing priests to report sexual abuse of children reveal jenkin to fashion now the decision up of the country's biggest religious group at loggerheads with the government a five year long inquiry had recommended that priests face criminal charges if they fail to report abuse the catholic church has accepted ninety eight percent of the record. as we were all committed that related to the catholic church. the only recommendation we turn to removing the seal of confession or priest penitent privilege as it's sometimes called and that would be no surprise to most of you. her voice and spirit captivated the united states for more than half a

work is also started on a bridge that was damaged causing traffic chaos it's on the main yang gone mandalay highway that links me and miles to biggest cities it's the wit season in this part of me and and flooding is common the questions will be asked why the dam didn't cope this time and whether those responsible for its management and maintenance could have done more when hey al jazeera bangkok. and in neighboring bangladesh range of refugees from me and maher also struggling with the heavy rain nearly a million of them living in the camps and coaxes bizarre after the military crackdown in million miles north in rakhine state and mohammed germ is reporting for us from that. we talk a lot about how our hindu refugees living here in could to prolong refugee camp are very vulnerable when it comes to the rains let me try and explain why first of all they live in huts mostly like this this is a hut that's made entirely of tarp of plastic and of bamboo some of them are tied down with rope there are some of them have bricks and wood on top to try to to try to keep it from flying away and some of

morning a major road was also flooded a bridge connecting me and mars two biggest cities gone and mandalay was damage thousands of villagers have been moved from their homes to emergency shelters in all sixty three thousand people are said to be affected convoys of military trucks carrying boats are on their way to reach the stranded the dam collapsed after days of monsoon rain and weeks after heavy rain caused flash floods forcing one hundred fifty three thousand people from their homes natasha does iraq saudi arabia and the united arab emirates have dismissed a un report accusing them of possible war crimes in yemen as inaccurate the report by un experts said there is reason to believe that the governments of yemen saudi arabia and the u.a.e. are responsible for human rights violations it also says who may have tortured prisoners because a report did not mention iran's role in the war and its support for who the rebels . iran's supreme leader has advised president rouhani not to rely on europe to save the nuclear deal as he comes under growing pressure of the economy this as the governme

investigators say they may never know why he opened fire from his room at the mandalay bay hotel. 58 people were killed, hundreds wounded, attending that outdoor concert. the sheriff calling paddock, quote, an unremarkable man with a troubled mind. >>> next tonight, president trump and china stoking the flames of their trade war. china warning it will hit the u.s. with $60 billion worth of new tariffs. in response to the president's threat of a $200 billion tariff on chinese products. americans already caught in the middle. here's abc's chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl. >> reporter: a new front in the escalating trade war with china which today threatened to impose $60 billion in new tariffs on a wide range of american products. the move comes after the president moved to dramatically increase u.s. tariffs on chinese goods. the president talked about his get-tough-on-china trade policy at his rally last night in pennsylvania. >> right now, championship is -- >> right now, china is not too happy with me. and our country got ripped off like no country ever before in the h

he was found dead in his room in the mandalay bay hotel overlooking the festival. the clark county sheriff admits they are unable to answer the biggest question. why does he do this? surveillance video and forensics have not shed light on a reason. investigators know he was in deep financial trouble because of gambling and credit card debt. but as for a definitive motive, they will likely never know.>> without notes to answer questions, the totality of the information that has been gathered leads us to only make an educated guess as to his motives. >> reporter: he was told to be an unremarkable man. there was no evidence of a second gunman. the only charges will be the ones already filed against the man who sold him more than 700 rounds of bullets. authorities may not have found a motive, but they did find plenty of tales of heroism and bravery. in los angeles, marion rafferty.>>> the sonoma county bomb squad was called out to a safeway today. the bomb squad blew up a backpack and this started while a deputy was getting lunch at the safeway just before noon. the ma

he was found dead with a self- inflicted gunshot wound i in his room on the mandalay bay hotel overlooking festival. the sheriff admits that they are unable to answer the biggest question, why did he do it. despite hundreds of interviews, surveillance video, police reports and forensic none of it shed a light on a reason. investigators know that he was in deep financial trouble because of gambling and credit card debt. as for a motive the sheriff admits they likely will never know. >>without a manifesto or a note , the totality of information that has been gathered leaves us to make an educated guess as to the motives of stephen paddock. >> reporter: he called him an unremarkable man who showed signs of mental trouble. investigators were unable to find evidence of a second gunman or a larger conspiracy. the only charge in the case will likely be the ones filed against the man who sold him more than 700 rounds. authorities may not have found a motive but the sheriff did find plenty of tales of heroism and bravery among concertgoers who stepped in to help others. >>> the texas man accused of

to determine why the las vegas shooter opened fire on a music festival from the 32nd floor of the mandalayl in october. 58 people were killed and hundreds were injured. the investigators' final report released yesterday does conclude the shooter acted alone. >>> governor jerry brown is planning to see for himself what kind of damage the deadly carr fire has done in northern california. his visit comes as conditions for firefighters get even worse this weekend. the area is supposed to see stronger winds and temperatures above 100 degrees. the carr fire is the biggest of 11 major wildfires burning now in california. it left six people dead, including two firefighters, and destroyed about 1500 structures. it's only about 40% contained. >>> next. a new report says cbs knew about sexual harassment allegations against its chief executive les moonves months ago. did the network try to sweep the allegations under the rug? we'll discuss next. salads should look like this. crisp leaves of lettuce. freshly made dressing. clean food that looks this good. delivered to your desk. now delivering to home

. >> reporter: it has bee ten months since gunfire erupted from the mandalay bay.d an the numbers found in the las vegas police final report are absolutely staggering 2,000 investigative leads. 22,000ours of video. 250,000 images.av police a moment to moment timeline detailing to the minute the thousands of rounds fired into the crowd. >> still shooting. still shooting. >> reporter: but despite so many specifics, still no reason why. >> single shooter. >> reporter: police finding no evidence the shooter was radi l radicaliz radicalized, but found searches of how crowded venue gets. there was no manifesto orno suicide te. hand drawn calculations of bullet trajectories and bump stocks. the shooter maye h had bipolar disorder and gambled before the massacre, but never committed a crime before the first shot. in the shooting that happened, 58 people killed and 887 people wounded. >> i'm reminded of itco tantly. there is not a moment that i don't. i'm stuck in the chair. my life. >> reporter: investigators finding communications systems worked, but overwhelmed. >> operators are bus >> no sys

stephen paddock shot from his hotel room in the mandalay bay into a crowd of some 22,000, killing 58ing hundreds more. the clark county sheriff joe lombardo made the announcement today as he made public results of the investigation into the shooting. "--ardo says panic was showed was "a man who signs of a troubled mind." the new president of zimbabwe spoke shortly after the opposition leader said monday's peaceful election had been manipulated, and said the results would be challenged in court. the former enforcer of longtime leader robert mugabe has tried to recast himself as a voice of change. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. shery: thank you. the battle for control of the house. them max rose, first time congressional candidate and army veteran, is running against republican daniel donovan in new york's 11th district, made up mostly of staten island. pointsnt trump won by 17 on staten island. how do you think you're going to be able to turn this dis

august in las vegas police have released what they say is the final comprehensive report on the mandalayoting which is the most deadliest mass shooting in the history of this country. 306 days of investigation, and what did they find? just about everything except what we wanted to know. police said they investigated 2,000 leads, viewed 22,000 hours of video tapes, collected 250,000 photographs and after all that police say the believe the shooter planned of the attack for an entire year. he acted alone and was not connected to any terror group. they also say his finances were not to blame. he was not in any debt, but had lost the money in casinos. so what was his motive? police say they have no idea and we may never know. what about the slow response to the shooting by police? joe lombardo says that is an internal matter, whatever that means. there may be threads on this story following up, and we will. meanwhile across america, statues are being toppled and, in new york they have a different plan, honoring a genocidal dictator. the city council is running for lieutenant governor of new

the gunman opened fire on a crowded music concert from his room in the mandalay bay hotel. police say the shooter used something called a bump stock to make them fire like an automatic weapon. since the shooting, still no changes to federal gun laws involving the legality of bump stocks. don't wait. that is the message from hawaiian officials as a dangerous hurricane targets the island chain, this as a volcano is still pouring lava into neighborhoods. how this potential collision course could exhibit people living there, next. >>> first, cnn's alison kosik. >> trade tensions could rattle the stock market this week. investors have bracing for another round of u.s. tariffs on $16 billion worth of chinese goods. that action could come in the days ahead. the chinese have vowed to retaliate. last week they ramped up the threat, announcing plans to impose tariffs on $60 billion of u.s. imports. on the economic front, investors are also watching for signs of inflation. both the producer price index and the consumer price index are out this week. in june, wholesale inflation jumped

i had planned to travel on from scituate to mandalay deeper interac mine state but the police refused to allow it. me and mark can often be a very difficult place for journalists to operate. instead i met a member of the rock kind national party who had served on the government committee that investigated the alleged violence against the rangers in october twenty sixth teen. could have done and on he when they can. do of these are you me are you believe that you did a lot you know double of being leo was a bully of an emoji that he needed anyway you cry to really are. these are the big alleviate the entire area to be the go to. go. double is terrible area to whom you wrote that much as i do go to little mode if you will. he doesn't appeal or don't. only need to remove any need to which all of you and he made me do much either not now you know ari monday night on the new year on change i'll do it the new dick who will run will go local celebrity by to join a lot of them that alliteration. asked why there seemed such think of feeling against the rancho drilling everyone. from over the g

las vegas i finally released with a theory is the last and final and comprehensive report from the mandalay of course, the deadliest one-man mass killing in the history of this country. 306 days of investigation. what did they find? just about everything except what we wanted to know. police say they investigated 2,000ce leads, 22,000 hours of videotape collected 250,000 photographs. after all of that, police say they believe their shooter, stephen paddock, planned his attack for an entire year, he acted alone, was not connected to a terror group. they say his finances were not to blame. he was not in any debt. had had lost a lot of money at casinos, though. what was his motive? police say they have no idea and that we may never know. what about the slow response to the shooting? from police? welcome a clark county sheriff joe lombardo says that is "an internal matter, whatever aythat means. there are many threats worth following up and we will. meanwhile, cross america, statues are being toppled, streets and schools have been renamed, we are in the middle of a revolution, remember! all for

fifty-eight country music concertgoers were killed when he opened fire on them from the mandalay bay hotel about the event. we hate to start the show on that note but let us get to the markets and make that way here. specifically to the nasdaq. up to 20 points here but fighting tooth and nail to turn green in the final hour. it's been very much all morning. it was lower but then the nasdaq was able to scrape its way about the frontline. the nasdaq in a very interesting way has managed to come back. it has been down about 19 points and you can see trying to get there right now. it's mimicking one stock in particular and that is tesla. tesla has crushed it spiking 60% supporting earnings wednesday after the bell. this morning, tesla saw profit taking and we can see the one-day picture of tesla. $342.53 a share and it is now managed to scrape its way out of their climbing out of the morning darkness and it's now flat but up to about $349.63. analysts credit elon musk apology on the earnings call as a driving continuing driver for the stock. as tesla tries to stay of the flatline, there

. >> paddock open fire from the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay hotel, killing 58 people attending a concertal days bringing in an arsenal of weapons and ammunition to the hotel but as seen on the security camera footage cover nothing about his luggage caused alarm among hotel employees. while he had complained to friends about feeling constantly in pain or fatigue and his doctor described him as "odd and possibly bipolar," nothing about his behavior raised any red flags. >> by all accounts, stephen paddock was an unremarkable man. 's movements leading up to october 1st didn't lead to any suspicion. an interview with his doctor indicated signs of a troubled mind but no troubling behavior that would trigger a call to law enforcement. >> paddock with a high-stakes gambler's bank balance had dropped from $2 million in 2015 to half a million by september, 2017. he had paid $600,000 to casinos, $170,000 to credit card companies, and had spent $95,000 on weapons and ammunition. the report found paddock acted alone. no suicide note or manifesto was found. there was no evidence of radicalization or

remember, killed 58 people and injured hundreds more when he began shooting from the 32nd floor of the mandalay resort and casino. according to the 187-page report, paddock acted alone and there were no signs that he had links to any hate groups or terrorist organizations. investigators did find 14 bank accounts associated with the shooter, who was a high-stakes gambler. >>> well, mike pompeo met north korea's foreign minister this morning. there were friendly smiles and handshakes. however, a u.n. report says north korea is still pursuing its nuclear program. we'll tell you how. >>> plus, the tsa is looking to save some money. critics say it will be at the expense of airport security. the agency's mulling a proposal to cut screenings at small airports across the country and cut personnel. what could it mean for your travel plans and safety, next. f, agent beekman was one step ahead of them. because he hid his customers' gold in a different box. and the bandits, well, they got rocks. we protected your money then and we're dedicated to helping protect it today. like alerting you to certain card

shooting that left 58 people dead and 8689 others injured at a country music festival outside the mandalayg answers for the victims have been investigators sole goal to help bring closure for those affected and to help move forward from this horrible event. no doubt this has taken an incredible toll on the victims of this incident as it has our officers. >> investigators say they did not determine a motive for attack. >>> the young chinese girl who went missing from her san francisco bound tour group at a washington, d.c. airport was found safe today in new york. a nationwide amber alert was issued when the girl was reported missing yesterday. we passed that along to you as soon as it happened. surveillance video showed her leaving the airport with a woman in an suv with new york tags. lawyers for the parents say the whole thing was, quote, a misunderstanding. [ closing bell ] >> u.s. stocks are closing higher after the labor department said hiring remains solid in july. the dow added 136 points. the nasdaq went up by 9 and the s&p gained 13. apple stock rose, keeping the company above its

work is also started on a bridge that was damaged causing traffic chaos it's on the main yang gone mandalay highway that links me and miles to biggest cities and it's the wit season in this part of me and and flooding is common the questions will be asked why the dam didn't cope this time and whether those responsible for its management and maintenance could have done more rain hey al-jazeera bangkok the queen of soul aretha franklin has been honored at a marathon farewell ceremony that lasted almost a. home city detroit it was the fourth day of remembrance for the singing legends john hendren reports from detroit. it was a requiem fit for a queen. john. paying tribute risk or of political civil rights in hollywood luminaries or in be royalty. a political and a one time head of state to remember and pay their respects to aretha franklin the queen of soul. i think the secret of her greatness when she took his massive talent and this perfect culture razor. and decided to be the composer of her own life so. it turned out to be outside stood a line of pink cadillacs a tribute to the current are

may never know why stephen paddock went on that killing spree opening fire at his room from the mandalay bay hotel. 58 people were killed. hundreds wounded while attending that outdoor concert. >>> and the man seen in a video gone viral taunting a giant bison in yellowstone national park earlier this week, he is now under arrest and facing charges including disturbing wildlife. 55-year-old raymond scme at mecan safari park when a male rhino responded to a female rhino in heat rams its horn into an suv denting the vehicle. the animal and the park visitors were not injured here. the park says the two rhinos had to be separated as a result of this. >> goodness. >>> and finally after bison and rhino stories, how about some goats. more than 100 goats escaped from a farm friday morning invading a residential neighborhood in boise, idaho. those unruly animals were roaming the streets feasting on lawns and bushes while stunned residents watched. the herd was finally rounded up and brought back home. i used to rent goats to cut my grass. >> rent goats? >> yes. >> they're organic lawn mowers. >> b

paddock fired a hail of bullets into an outdoor concert crowd from the2nd floor of the mandalay bay casinoe sheriff said today there's no solid evidence to explain why he did it. >> stephen paddock was an unremarkable man whose mog ment lead to october 1 didn't raise any suspicion. an interview with his doctor indicated signs of a troubled mindut no troubling behavior that would trigger a call to law enforcement. without a manifesto or even a note to answer questions, theta ty of the information that has been gathered leaves us to only make an educated guess ass to the motiv of stephen paddock. >> woodruff: the final report did show that paddock hagrown unstable and distant, and suffered major gamblin in the last two years before the shootings. a tax preparer for paul manafort testified today that she filed tax returns she thought contained false information. knndy laporta, who had been granted immunity, ledged she might have committed a crime. manafort is accused of bank fraud and tax evasi in the years before he managed the trump campaign. federal prosecutors say they may wrap up their c

work is also started on a bridge that was damaged causing traffic chaos it's on the main yang gone mandalay highway that links me and miles to biggest cities and it's the wit season in this part of me and and flooding is common but questions will be asked why the dam didn't cope this time and whether those responsible for its management and maintenance could have done more rain hey al jazeera bangkok. the new york times is reporting that the united arab emirates has been using israeli technology to spy on the leading figures in saudi arabia qatar and lebanon reports they have obtained show leaked e-mails which are linked to lawsuits against an israeli spy or a group called and so i sure have a u.a.e. was trying to listen into calls by saad hariri the lebanese prime minister and also trying to tap the phone of qatar is a mere as early as twenty fourteen and among other high profile individuals from the gulf there's a leading saudi prince interesting they've been a dollar. so i think it's been one of those was the worst kept secret in the middle east that there are these underhand dealings wi

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mandalay bay 10, the arrow is slightly skewed here. northbound 101 is recovering after a couple of earlier crashes. and 280 is slow as well. but the crashes seem to be gone. but it is taking a while to recover. if you're driving into san francisco, don't let that surprise you. just remember, leaving the bay area today, it starts at noon. it gets really busy 3, 4, 5. >>> what time should i not be on the road? >> the peak is about 5:00. but anytime in the afternoon, if you're driving up to, i don't know, sacramento, is not a good day unless you're going there. >> i'll change my plans. we have some delays here. san jose sfo arriving flights because of fog. san jose has a couple. sea-tac has a couple. and newark, new jersey reporting some thunderstorm activity. some of these are low clouds. this is probably coming from st. louis. most of you are going to see some delays. we'll see the temperatures warming up today. the fog bank is there. but it has a lot more holes in it today compared to yesterday. the temperatures, these are really cool,

up against the mayweather fought and all of the casinos suffered because of the tragedy at man d mandalaye you can see how the stock is down today. and again, all of these casino stocks in las vegas taking a real hit and all of them mirroring is expectation for the third quarter, guys. >> yeah, it's plenty contessa. burn was an analyst for many years. now it's a long time he's been ceo. i know we had mark sorrell on for ceo. it's up a little bit today, but a lot of people hurt in that stock as well. >> he came on yesterday and said, well, we weren't giving third quarter guidance but on the call, they set the expectation, flat for this third quarter. and today, caesar has a credibility problem, he still has a buy on it. what we saw was a lot of skepticism about what the expectation was that you would see 7% growth in the third quarter and revising that downward and all three of the ceos when they were talking about weakness in las vegas for the third quarter, they all said the first quarter would be stronger than this is not a loss vegas problem. >> what is the problem, contessa you would

. ♪ ♪ this is bloomberg markets, i am a mandalay. >> i am stash i'm amanda blank. >> tim shery anh. > the estimated $1.5 trillion coming to u.s. shores things to the tax overhaul. annie,e, bloomberg news there will be winners and losers in this story. >> for sure. one thing we have already seen pulled about 5 billion asos from deutsche bank's that the managers are you already starting to see the development of winners and losers as companies in the u.s. you're out how they are going to repatriate their cash here. >> how much of that money has already returned and who could be the winners? >> estimates are $400 billion so far. the winners could be some of the asset managers who are working with our clients to figure out what is the best strategy to bring their cash back and what to do with it. one reason if the tax treatment differs based on what you bring back. the more liquidated, the higher the tax. are some trying to figure out how to get them tax to most effectively? >> right. if you bring back cash or liquid assets, they will be taxed at a 15% rate. so part of the challenge for a

stephen paddock, shot from his bayl room in the mandalay into a crowd of 22,000, killing 58 and woundingounty sheriff made the announcement today as he made public results of the investigation into the shooting. "--ardo says panic was paddock was "an unremarkable man who showed signs of a troubled mind." global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton, this is bloomberg. scarlet? think you, mark. china's central bank is stepping in to support its currency, and this follows a record string of weekly losses that although u.n. -- that saw the yuan closing in on a milestone of seven per dollar. damien, before we get to the impact on other markets, back to yet buthat happened this is not your straightforward, direct intervention. damien: what china did was raised the margin requirements for investors who want to hedge a china foreign exchange risk. so they raise the margin requirements by 23%, making it more costly to basically short the china yuan. and they're protecting the yuan by

but you got to remember that's we're going up against the mandalay bay incident.ave good fourth quarters we will have issues a lot of people didn't go to vegas. >> morgan brennan here, tillman. you mentioned it's more expensive for vegas. does that make the case for casinos in other parts of the country? you have some casinos in atlantic assistant and other areas. is the case really there do consumers need to get on a plane and go to vegas when they can gocloser >> my property outside of houston in lake charles, louisiana. you can put it in the middle of the strip. these are all billion dollar properties being built around the country. but there is still the energy of vegas. people still want to go to vegas. you got to remember in the 70 years this has been going on in vegas there's only one recession that hurt vegas. and that was the '08, '09, '0. because we brought on like 50,000 rooms right at that time. but vegas is always going to be good you'll have little blips but the regional will hurt a little but we are making as much money in the vegas than the casino

like in toronto, on the mandalay. welcome to bloomberg markets.are the top stories from around the world. the calm after the storm or the eye of the hurricane, u.s. stocks rising as manic monday turns to tuesday. that his announcement advisers might be a squish her's -- squishy assets funding. let's get a quick check of the markets. a little tamer today. you can see the major averages gaining across the board. -- every sector rising today. text relieving -- leading once again. take a look at the russell 2000. while all stocks turn higher, the russell led the way. almost 1%. a broad-based small-cap advanced today. not surprising given the turmoil that we saw yesterday especially with the turkey crisis deepening. we saw the lira plunge to record lows. today we are seeing a bit of a rebound. whether it is the turkish lira or the argentinian peso. fundamentals and default risk rising as we see this five-year credit default swaps. getting investors still a little bit on edge for turkey and argentina. there is pressure mounting on their dollar debt and

only have 30 seconds, mgm has filed a lawsuit naming the victims of the october 1st shooting at mandalay> first, its a despicable act by the man. we don't want a nickel from anybody. what we're trying to do is consolidate cases. there are hundreds of cases and put them into federal court. that's what congress intended when they passed the safety act after 9/11 and if we can accomplish that, put these cases into federal court, these -- all these cases will be adjudicated, the victims and the families everybody affected will get their money quicker and that's all we want to do. i know the headlines were awful. it made me sick to look at them. it was never our intent to hurt anybody. our intent is to, for my own employees, including my cfo who was at the concert that night, we want everyone to be able to get their day in court as soon as possible. >> reporter: thank you so much for being candid with us. appreciate that and congratulations on the opening of the new casino tomorrow. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: guys? >> thank you very much, contessa. >>> when we come back today, retai

visited the las vegas 911 call center that took all the calls in the wake of the 2017 ragedy of the mandalay tragedy. something like 90% of the calls came from wireless phones. it is important that everyone have access to service when emergency strikes. >> i know ms. rosenworcel we've talked about this as well. any comments? >> two thoughts. first this demonstrates very clearly we need better mapping with participation from the people who are on that map and don't have service. an individual you described. a second short-term idea is we should expand the use of signal boosters, they can amplify existing net works. we've had restrictions on businesses, schools, and some consumer use. we have an open proceeding now to remove some of those restrictions and i believe that could help with urban dead zones in a significant way. we should explore their greater use. >> can you comment both of you on digital red lining? what can the fcc do about this and ensure us that we are -- you're addressing this issue where wireless companies do not fully benefit the neighborhoods that feed their bottom line an