paddock lived in a retirement community in mesquite, nevada. he previously worked as an accountant, a property manager, and spent three years working at a weapons company that was later acquired by lockheed martin. neighbors described paddock as a recluse who spent long hours playing video poker. stephen paddock's father, benjamin hoskins paddock, was once on the fbi's most wanted list after he escaped from a federal prison in the 1960's after a conviction on serial bank robbery charges. at the time, the fbi said benjamin paddock "reportedly had suicidal tendencies should be considered armed and very dangerous." they said he was psychopathic. on monday, steven paddock's brother, eric paddock, told reporters monday the massacre was a complete surprise to the family. >> just nothing. he did stuff. he would to college. he had a job. owned some apartments. we sold some apartments. there is nothing. amy: police say his girlfriend, marilou danley, has been could of any involvement. haddock reportedly used a hammer to smash a pair of windows and set u

bu nevada. but it probably won't take long before he will be able to move to florida. >> you said that he was released at night. and this is definitely to sort of stay away from media. but now that he last to go to the parole office, has the media frenzy began already? >> on obviously a lot of media have come to nevada anticipating this. the theory all along was that he would probably be released as early as monday morning. that was based upon the fact that he will probably have to meet with the parole officer, that releases don't typically happen on a weekend. clearly the department of correction credits decis decide differently. they said they made the move to ensure safety and to avoid any sort of incident. with all this media attention, there was always concern that o.j. simpson's release could become a giant spectacle, that there could be a number of reporters, paparazzi and perhaps trying to on follow his car, creating a dangerous simpson not just simpson, but other people on the road. it'

(upbeat music) - the name nevada comes from the spanish phrase, sierra nevada, which means snow-covered mountains. the sierra nevada range rises along the state's western border. in 1857, a huge deposit of silver known as the comstock lode was discovered. prospectors flocked to nevada seeking their fortunes. settlements quickly grew into towns. not only did nevada change, it's state flag would change many times. - nevada's original flag was quite garish. it had big stars, it had the word silver on it, the words gold. - [eric] over the years, the flag was changed at least three more times and the slogan, battle born, was added. - [randy] that's because nevada was added to the union during the civil war. - [eric] the slogan rests upon a sage brush wreath that partially surrounds nevada and a large silver star. the star represents the importance of silver throughout nevada's history. huge quantities of silver still flow out of nevada's mines each year and huge quantities of silver still flow into nevada as well thanks to the thousands of slot machines in the state's most famous city, las v

now, this is -- in clark county, nevada, typically that person would have been moved from lovelock, nevada, which is in the northern part of the state, to the prison down in the southern part of the state that's called high desert prison. typically he would have been moved to here, stayed here for a day or two, and then on a week day during business hours would have been transported by the department of corrections to his parole office, the parole office in the county where the crime was committed. clark county in las vegas where he would be processed, have the paper signed, and then be released there after meeting the parole officer into the family or friends or whatever. the concern all along from officials in nevada is that by doing that, it might create a sort of hectic situation. perhaps even a dangerous situation where o.j. simpson would be in the public eye, all the media, the paparazzi, even the public would actually see him arrive at the parole office and then from there when he hit the road, who knew what kind of safety situation would happen when he tried to get to wherever it i

he owned another piece of property in northern nevada. as far as electronic evaluation, we haven't had the opportunity to do that yet. the only thing we are immediately aware in our position is additional firearms and ammunition. reporter: people hit with shrapnel, i want you to follow-up on that. [inaudible] sheriff lombardo: like i said, we are doing an investigation. i don't want to give you any inaccurate information but we do know that he brought the weapons in on his own. original briefing we believe that he was in partnership or companionship of a female and we have determined the female is out of the country. so he brought these weapons in on his own. as far as method i don't have the ability to give you an accurate picture. reporter: was the shooter known to local police here in clark county? sheriff lombardo: no, not at all. we checked local, state and federal databases and we had no knowledge of this individual. reporter: [inaudible] person of interest, accomplice? sheriff lombardo: we consider her a person of interest. we have

nevada really is a very, very special place. i am honored to be here today at the las vegas metropolitan police department in the company of heroes. thank you to our police, our firefighters, and to our first responders, and, of course, to the sheriff. an incredible job you have done. mayor. hello, mayor. [laughter] president trump: senator heller. thank you. kevin mccarthy, all of the great congressmen that we have with us today from both parties. we are just very honored that you could be here with us, and on behalf of a great nation, melania and i thank you. we will always find help in the men and women who risk lives for ours. the mass murder that took place on sunday night fills our heart. america is truly a nation in mourning. i visited the hospital earlier today. there were many victims. they 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 injured and those injured officers who so bravely threw themselves into danger when duty calle

las personas que representan el estado de nevada.evamente paulina sobre la controversia del control de armas regreso contigo. >> gracias lori. >> no han revelado se sabe cuÁl es el motivo que provocÓ el ataque tambiÉn se informÓ que la casa del atacante fue revisada para descartar que existiera armamento se estÁ pidiendo a la poblaciÓn de aquellas personas que captaron en video o fotografÍa, proporcionarlo para que puedan continuar con la investigaciÓn asimismo se ha abierto un albergue para turistas que se encontraban en la zona y fueron desplazadas despuÉs del ataque para resguardarse en estos momentos en que no pueden ingresar en habitaciones de hotel destacar que dos vehÍculos relacionados al casilla fueron encontrados por las autoridades se trata de una chrysler. >> y un hundai tucson color oscuro, placas 114 d40 ambas placas pertenecen anef da estos dos vehÍculos y formaban parte de la investigaciÓn inicialmente se relacionÓ a una mujer marilou danley, pero se dijo que no esÁa relacionada al caso vamos a escuchar mÁs de lo que

it is good to be here with my ins.ow nevada wins -- nevada of victims of the families this horrible tragedy, and i want to think the sheriff and the men and women of the metropolitan police department or their courage, their bravery, their professionalism, and everything they have done for us. it makes me so proud as governor. the first responders and how they reacted to the situation provided so much love and care for all of the people that were harmed by this horrible incident. the medical community, the men and women at all of our hospitals, who came to the aid of all of these people. the employees at mgm resorts and how they responded, as well as a and everyone else, perfect strangers and how they responded to this and gave love and assistance to their fellow man. also want to thank the people across the country and across the world for their outpouring of support and generosity that has come here. it is unprecedented in our history. it makes us feel like we are not alone and gives us strength. briefly, i attended a candlelight vigil last night at the university of nevada. it was an imp

nevada but the country in the nation, it is a humbling thing. it is a humbling time for everybody to sort out what is going on. but there is time in the coming weeks to find those answers and to do those sorts of things that we need to do, and see what lessons are learned. right now it is just that humility, thoughts and prayers to the folks affected, those here and those that are gone. and thank you all for your support on behalf of the silver state, nevada resilience. thanks a lot. rep. scalise: let me first say it is great to see all of you. it is great to be back. i continue to let everybody know who prayed for me during those tough times, how much it meant. it was tremendously uplifting. it gave me and my family strength. on that same token, jennifer and i pray for the people that were involved in the nevada shooting. obviously, so much loss of life, and so many people still injured today, those families need our prayers right now. they need to be uplifted. we need as people are saying, what can we do to help? we need to remember there is a

we are in southern nevada. northern nevada is a long ways away.ut a seven-hour drive from las vegas. northern and southern is very different. they are so far apart. it's interesting that they found more property, but the crime scene investigation continues. it will continue for sometime. days, they are saying. >> jean casarez live on the strip for us. appreciate your reports throughout these trying hours. keeping track of the investigation, isis said the shooter was a convert, but the fbi said there is no evidence to support that. isis is interested in the propaganda, but from everything you are told by your sources, nothing. >> nothing so far. as jean just mentioned, they did a search of the hotel room and one of the first things they do is to see if they left behind something to explain what he did. they did a search of the hotel room and his home in mesquite which is in another part of the state. several hours away. again, nothing jumped out at them. one of the things they are doing is going through looking at any computer or social media that

. >> that was nevada governor brian sandoval. he calls it an unprecedented event in our nations history. the human toll is staggering. 59 killed. another 527 hertz. or wounded. the las vegas shooting is the deadliest mass shooting in modern u.s. history. the gunman had a major advantage. he was positioned on the 32nd floor at the mandalay bay hotel with a small arsenal of high- powered weapons. he was 1000 feet away from thousands of people at a country music concert across the street. >> when the shots rang out. some say they had nowhere to go. there were two exits on the left and one on the right. the fencing it made many people feel trapped. forcing them to take cover on the ground or jump over barriers to escape. >> have live coverage tonight. paul chambers with details on the increase security in san francisco. the community in las vegas is coming together.>> more on the tragic outcome is thousands were sent running for their lives.>> reporter: the names and faces of those 59 victims are beginning to emerge. we have a better

we are now joined by nevada, i'm saying it wrong for two days, with this man next to me, nevada congressman ruben keywen. what a couple days you've had. you spent a lot of time at the hospital yesterday with doctors and nurses, what did you learn? >> i learned we have so many heroes here in las vegas. obviously, this is a very hard time for us. i've been here 25 years, never seen anything like this. i don't think our country has seen anything like this, but we saw a lot of heroes, nurses, running from one bed to another trying to save a life. police officers not doctors or nurses were running from one bed to another to save lives. i mean, everybody, the entire staff at the hospitals, they are doing everything, even as we speak right now, to try to save a lot of lives. >> congressman, we were talking off camera, you had two potential connections here. one brother who works at the mandalay and another broke who might have been working at this venue on sunday night. >> that's correct. you know, that night when i found out about the shooting, i texted my brother jose who works at the mandalay b

clark county nevada has declared a state of emergency. bodies were still being cleared from the scene mid afternoon today. five hospitals including the level one trama center have been handling nearly 600 victims, 59 dead, 527 hurt. we don't know exactly how many of the victims were shot directly rather than hurt in some other way related to the shooting. trampled or hit with shrapnel but this is one man that was able to set up enough legal firepower that he as a single person created more victims than if he had crashed a fully loaded 747. police say in addition to the 20 rifles in his hotel room, they recovered another 18 guns at his home in mesquite, nevada and explosives although we don't know the character of the explosives. three gun scores say they sold him guns, one in utah sold him a shotgun and two in nevada. you don't even need a license to buy a long gun in nevada, just cash. and if you buy it from a store, you got to pass a federal background check. don't want to do that, just go to the gun show. if that background check is a

. >> this morning the sheriff of clark county, nevada, briefed reporters, we'll also hear from nevada's governor, attorney general, and other officials, this is about 30 minutes. sheriff lombardo: good morning, everyone. 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, 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 deroga

we have a hyundai tucson with nevada plate 114 baker 40, b40 an chrysler pacifica touring, nevada plate 19 d-4 01. these are the plates registered to the suspect that well located at the mandalay bay. so, there's a couple things need to occur at this time. one is the red cross is responding to the headquarters here at police department at 400 south martin luther king to r from family members who are trying to locate their family that attended the concert and are unable to contact them. so that number will be established here shortly and we'll get it out to you to publicize it here shortly. additionally, anybody that may have cell phone video or any type of video associated with this event that would be of benefit to the investigation, please respond to the las vegas metropolitan police department headquarters at 400 south martin luther king and we will take custody of that video. so, you have it, you evaluated it and you think it would be of benefit please bring that down to the headquarters. so, family members, if you are unable to call or you do not want to wait for a call and you wan

they've just said it's a local resident of nevada, las vegas. there's a search under way for a woman who was traveling with him. authorities called her his companion. her name marilou danley. >> we also know that she is 62 years old. we understand, again, we're not identifying the suspect, but he is said also to be in his 60s. and now we apparently are able to identify the suspect. pete williams has that information. pete? >> reporter: matt, we've been told by several investigative agencies that the man they believe fired the shots is 64-year-old steven paddock, stephen paddock, of mesquite, nevada. authorities are now searching his house in mesquite, they have told us and the databases indicate this as well, that the woman they're looking for, mary lou danley lived with him. we don't know what their relationship was but the police described her as the companion or roommate. they were apparently living together. we don't know how long. we believe she is 62. you had asked me earlier whether he was known to the authorities. i have not heard any fe

that says nevada law cannot dictate how federal resources are applied. >> the people of nevada spoke.y voted on this measure. >> reporter: but john feinblatt, the president of "every town," says laxalt and nevada's governor, bryan sandoval, should negotiate a solution. >> if they need to get on the phone with f.b.i. and work it out, they should do that today. the governor and the attorney general are turning this into a political football. >> reporter: after the las vegas massacre, governor sandoval asked attorney general laxalt to re-examine the question. the attorney general responded with an opinion last week saying the governor has the authority fo work it out with the f.b.i., setting the stage for this to be fought out in the courts. anthony? >> mason: julianna goldman, thanks. and up next, panic at 34,000 feet. ,000 feet. help you reach your goals. it's having the confidence to create the future that's most meaningful to you. it's protection for generations of families, and 150 years of strength and stability. and when you're able to harness all of that, that's the power of paci

this is the nevada family at its best.od bless all of you and the families and the victims and the mothers, fathers,s and daughters and aunts and uncle. cousins, nieces, nephews and neighbors. for everyone who is watching, please stop and pause and say a prayer for them. thank you. >> hold on a second. i will take questions shortly. as you can see, we had the opportunity to have some of nevada's delegation here today and some are missing, but i don't want them slighted. they reached out to me. they reached out and offered their assistance. i don't want them slighted because they are not standing behind me. i have a chief of police next to me and as chief troy tanner of the mesquite pd has been instrumental in the assistance of his folks towards us to complete this investigation. i think it's appropriate he gets recognized. greg kassel is very humble. he is the fire chief and likes to stand in the back, but where we are different in our jurisdiction is through my travels in comparison to other jurisdictions, we work well wi

el estado de nevada, donde paso la tragedia, no requiere permiso para comprar armas, ni obliga a losortadores a registrarlas, ni tampoco limita el nmero de armas que una persona puede adquirir. sobre el control de armas la portavoz del presidente dijo este lunes.. s/ sara huckabee sanders, portavoz de la casa blanca que hoy es undia para consolar a las victimas y no para hablar de polticas. s/randy serrano, @serranonews el presidente trump viajará a las vegas el miércoles para reunirse con las victimas del tiroteo y con las autoridades que dijo trabajaron "milagrosamente" para salvar vidas durante la masacre. --el fbi lleg rpidamente al lugar al darse a conocer de la magnitud del evento... "balbino aviles" con los ltimos detalles de la investigacin.. ---cientos de personas conmovidos por los sucesos en la ciudad de las vegas han atendio al llamado de donar sangre. ---despues de los terribles sucesos en las vegas, centenares de personas acudieron a donar sangre. ---desde temprano respondieron en busca de poner su granito de arena y buscar salvar vidas despues que se han reportado 59 m

las vegas, nevada, i mean, and o.j.hen they showed him on the camera, i mean, everybody was like first caught him like he was drinking a bottle of booze between his legs. host: all right, shauna, let's go get some other viewpoints in here. international reaction. this from the prime minister. in great britain. teresa may. the u.k.'s thoughtings are with the victims responding to the appalling attack in las vegas. more than 50 people dead and at least 200 injured. the loan suspect is dead. we're hearing -- lone suspect is dead. the roommate has been found. they wanted her for questioning. the "l.a. times" talked about the opening fire this gunman sunday night, last night, just after 10:00 local time at a local country music festival opposite the mandalay bay. police released the updated death toll after a horrific night of violence that turned a concert into a scene of carnage. while initial report put the death toll to 20. but later, 50 were dead. right now, we believe it's a olo act. more than 50 dead. more than 200 hu

nevada is strong. nevada will remain strong. we'll get through this working together. thank you. >> carolyn goodman, the mayor of the great city of las vegas. the help has not only come from around this country, but also from abroad. we want to thank all of the law enforcement and first responders that have come in from other parts of the state as well as los angeles. the number of people that have come and gotten in line to give blood has become an issue we are going to learn from. we haven't been able to keep up with it. people are frustrated. they love this community and love what it represents. and they want to do something about it. it's been incredible. to learn this fund the sheriff set up is over a million dollars. you can feel the heartbeat of the people that call las vegas and nevada home. most of especially in talking and i spent last night at the hospital in umc and at valley to talk to some of those who were less seriously injured, how confused they were about the issue. when you go to an outdoor entertainment and even the inner side, you are usually given

nevada is a special place. i am honored to be here today at the las vegas metropolitan police department in the company of heroes. character, kurds and resolve. our police, our firefighters in our first responders. 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 in

a white male from mesquite, nevada. we have no information or background associated with this individual. the only thing that we can tell is he received a citation several years ago and that was handled in normal practice in the court system. >> authorities say he had a cache of weapons at least 10 rifles with a lot of ammunition in his hotel room above the scene. there were no balconies or windows that open in the room so he likely shot out the window to take aim at the crowd below. going to police he then killed himself. >> we heard some popping when jason aldean came on. we honestly thought it was some electronic thing like feed back or something. and then all of a sudden people started dropping by the stage area. >> a lot of concertgoers described the panic. overnight police were looking for this woman, marilou danley she reportedly lived with the suspect but now she is not connected to the incident according to police. police say she was out of the country when this happened overnight. there is a hotline for people

apparently the suspect livid lived in a retirement community in mesquite nevada, nevada. >> in talking about the different ten cals. authorities are currently searching the suspect's home. >> how important an aspect. finding the social media and searching the sites of this particular guy. >> usually critical in the investigations. the older the suspect, the less their presence on social media generally speaking. younger people just gravitated to that naturally. not saying that older people don't use it as much. there's some people maybe the age of this killer that don't use any social media. so they don't use facebook or twitter, instagram. law enforcement doesn't find that treasure-trove of data about the person's life. so it may be, there may be some there. there may be nothing there. you have to prepare for that. there will be a compute, even if he doesn't have a social profile, social person profile. he probably has a compute and probably googling things. this is a picture of your mind. when you're google things, that's what you're thinking about at the moment. and that can be retr

simpson is now a free man after serving nine years in nevada. he was quietly released in the early morning hours to successfully avoid any media attention. pictures were released of him as he left from serving time on robbery charges. he is on supervised parole for the next five years, which means he cannot leave nevada without prior approval. >>> coming up, relief is coming to puerto rico and the key service that was restored over the weekend. >>> more prospective jurors are said to be question tomorrow for the trial of the men charged with shooting and killing kate steinle on a pier in san francisco two years ago. the 50 -- 54-year-old illegal immigrant said he found the gun that killed her, and it went off accidentally. at least 1000 people were called to the court as prospective jurors. that is a higher number than what is typically called. today, people were questioned about possible hardships. >>> the supreme court began a new term today with a number of high profile cases on the agenda. one of them was about a colorado maker who refused t

. >> very, very different than nevada.ouse is saying it is not the time to talk about gun control, but plenty of people disagree about that. here in california we have dozens of gun control laws and we wanted to know would they have prevented a shooting like the one in las vegas? >> the types of guns that enable this tragic, horrific massacre are not legal in california. >> robin thomas, the executive director of the law center to prevent gun violence, says california's gun laws are working. >> california has by far the best gun regulations anywhere in the united states and california has one of the lowest gun death rates of any state in the country. >> while we don't know for sure what kind of guns were used in the las vegas shooting, the sound offers a clue. experts say this sound indicates that the gun was an automatic weapon. in california those require a permit from the state that is very hard to get and kits to convert guns into automatic weapons are illegal, but according to thomas, that is not the case in nevada wh

today it's a very sad day for nevada. it's a very sad day for las vegas. but if anything good came out of this, i saw humanity. i saw our community come together. i saw strangers helping strangers and saving lives. i do want to say thank you to the sheriff and to metro police, to firefighters, the doctors, the nurses and everybody who is working tirelessly to save lives at this precise moment. i know we're going to get through this and our city will be stronger. thank you so much. >>> i'm clark county district attorney steve wolfson. on behalf of the clark county d.a.'s office, our thoughts and prayers go out to everybody associated with this event. two of my prosecutors, two of my young female prosecutors were actually at this concert close to the stage. i've spoken to both of them this morning and they're pretty rattled. they're pretty shaken up. this was a horrific event to say the least. this is a classic wmd. this is a weapon and a man of mass destruction. what i'm pleased so much about is how this doesn't involve politics in the sense of republican o

nevada is strong. nevada will remain strong. we'll get through this. and we'll all do it working together. thank you. >> caroline goodman, mayor of the great city of las vegas. and the outpouring of attention, love, sympathy and offers of help not only have come from around this country from mayors and governors but also from abroad. and we want to thank for sure all of the law enforcement and first responders that have come in from other parts of the state as well as from los angeles to help us out here. the number of people that have come and gotten in line to give blood has really become an issue that we're going to learn from. we haven't been able to keep up with it. people are frustrated. they love this community. they love what it represents. and they want to do something about it. it's been simply incredible. and to learn that this wonderful fun that the sheriff had set up is over a million dollars, you can just feel the heartbeat of the people that call las vegas and nevada home. most especially in talking and i spent last night in the hospital

Él vivÍa en nevada.ladas y retiradas. se sabe que comprÓ la casa en esta colonia. la comprÓ en el aÑo 2015, por aproximadamente 375.000 $. es una casa de tres recÁmaras y dos baÑos. ahora, en cuanto lo que han encontrado las autoridades, no se dice mucho, con respecto a lo que han encontrado en esta casa. voy aquÍ al lado, no tenemos acceso justo hasta enfrente de la casa. la policÍa ya estÁ bloqueando. esta es la calle principal de esta localidad. hacia el interior de lo que es esta comunidad, ya no se nos permite pasar. vimos que estuvieron llegando algunas unidades de policÍa, tambiÉn lo que se cree que son unidades del fbi. podrÍan ser otras del estado de nevada, de investigaciÓn criminal del estado de nevada. estamos esperando, a diferencia de lo que es en las vegas, donde estÁ nuestro compaÑero jaime. aquÍ no ha habido una conferencia de prensa, al menos en lo que nosotros tenemos aquÍ.otra cosa que nos llama la atenciÓn es que eric, su hermano ha dicho que estÁ muy sorprendido, porque su hermano s

nevada is strong. nevada will remain strong. we will get through this. we will do it working together. thank you. carolyn goodman, mayor of the great city of las vegas. the outpouring of attention, love, sympathy and help not only from around the country from mayors and governors, but also from a broad. we want to thank all of the law enforcement and first responders that have come in from other parts of the state as well as los angeles. the number of people that have come and gotten in line to give blood has really become an issue that we will learn from. we have not been able to keep up with it. people are frustrated. they love this community and what it represents. they want to do something about it. it is incredible. the learn this wonderful fund the sheriff set up is over $1 million, you can feel the heartbeat of the people that call las vegas and nevada home. we spoke to some of those who were less seriously injured, how confused they were about the issue. when you go to one of these outdoor entertainment issues, the arena once, you are usually giv

today it's a very sad day for nevada. it's a very sad day for las vegas. but if anything good came out of this, i saw humanity. i saw our community come together. i saw strangers helping strangers and saving lives. i do want to say thank you to the sheriff and to metro police, to firefighters, the doctors, the nurses and everybody who is working tirelessly to save lives at this precise moment. i know we're going to get through this and our city will be stronger. thank you so much. >>> i'm clark county district attorney steve wolfson. on behalf of the clark county d.a.'s office, our thoughts and prayers go out to everybody associated with this event. two of my prosecutors, two of my young female prosecutors were actually at this concert close to the stage. i've spoken to both of them this morning and they're pretty rattled. they're pretty shaken up. this was a horrific event to say the least. this is a classic wmd. this is a weapon and a man of mass destruction. what i'm pleased so much about is how this doesn't involve politics in the sense of republican o

just by the mandalay bay casino in las vegas nevada two people are now reported dead with a further twenty four now thought have been injured as the local hospital says it is now receiving patients with gun shots were. i. i. i. i. i i. i i i i i now according to las vegas police on their official twitter feed they are confirming that one shooter is down the calling him a suspect but this is an active investigation saying to people via twitter do not head down to the las vegas strip at this time police reportedly suggesting there offered ten chili multiple shooters possibly up one of the stops here's another video that appeared on line a crowd of people fleeing from the scene gunfire can also be heard as you watch this i should caution you the video is distressing. i i. i i i. i i i. i. i i i i i i i i. let's bring in benoit marc now a terrorism and security expert joining us live here on the program or thanks for coming on so quickly before we get into any speculation at this stage or of course america does suffer from a fairly regular shootings but these these pictures this scene coming o

nevada has some of the loosest laws in the country. there is no waiting period, and there are no restrictions on the number of purchases per month. the white house says now is not the time to talk about gun control laws. >> in chicago, you have over 4000 shootings, why should they have the strategic -- strictest gun laws? >> white house officials went on to say that right now, their focus is on the shooting investigation and helping the victims and their families. >>> the firearms used in the attack appear to be fully automatic weapons. federal gun laws make buying those weapons extremely difficult. it is legal in nevada to own fully automatic weapons produced before 1986, but the atf says there are ways to convert a semiautomatic weapon into a weapon capable of rapid fire. >> if you have any knowledge of firearms at all, it is not that difficult. you can go online unfortunately and find ways to modify it. >> the atf is working to track the gun found in the hotel room along with paddock's resident to see if any were obtained illegally

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gun shows very popular in nevada guns very popular in nevada. this guy was a citizen he lived in mesquite of course, more information, we don't know much about him at all. back to you. >> jane, we'll check in with you in a bit thank you very much, jane wells. we want to bring in bill daley this morning, former fbi investigator, also joining us from washington, former assistant homeland security secretary b secretary. i wonder to jane's point about hotel access, does it surprise you if you had ten long rifles that you could get them into a hotel room >> well, you know, this is certainly a serious question about how we control environments i think hotels are quite porous in a way in fact, many times people who check in the front desk go back out again, maybe go out to a vehicle, maybe meet some other people, and can come back into the hotel, whether disguised as golf clubs, whether broken down and contained in small packages, backpacks, we don't know at this point. so as far as this hotel security, may not be severe lacking of their security, but

today is a very sad day for nevada. it's a very sad day for las vegas. but if anything good came out of this, is that i saw humanity . i saw a community come together. i saw strangers helping strangers and saving lives. so i do want to say thank you to the sheriff and to metro police, to firefighters, the doctors, nurses, and everybody who has worked to save lives at this precise moment. i know we'll get through this and our city will be stronger. thank you so much. >> i'm clark county district attorney steve wolf. on behast clark county d.a.'s office, our thoughts and prayers go out to everybody associated with this event. two of my prosecutors, two of my young female prosecutors, were actually at this concert, stage. the and i have spoken to both of them this morning. and they are pretty rattled. they are pretty shaken up. this stage. and i have was a horrific event say the least. this is a classic wmd. this is a weapon in a man of mass destruction. what i'm pleased so much about is how this doesn't involve politics in the sense of epublican or democra

nevada has the ninth highest rate of crime gun exports from the state.laws it is exporting crime guns out of nevada into other states with crimes are being committed, so it is creating problems across the board to have such weak laws in a state like that. how do you deal with the sincere argument put forward by many people who either have guns would regard it asa who either have guns would regard it as a basic freedom in the united states that it is part of the us identity? it is something enshrined in the second amendment of the constitution, i have printed out here to write dummett remind myself, well regimented militia being necessary to the free state, the right of people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed. it is only nine years ago the us supreme court confirmed that that was an individual‘s right. court confirmed that that was an individual's right. well, the irony of what you are saying is that for over 200 years the supreme court did not believe it was an individual right, it was considered to be a militia related right and if you studi

: what is the major focus here in nevada for the fbi? >> guest: well, unfortunately the fbi has to be good at everything, and so our focus has to be in the top priorities of the fbi has set out and its what we can do the most with, and so for us our number one priority is always going to be counterterrorism, keeping people safe. >> host: you're attending black hat. why? >> guest: i think it's important for us to know what technologies are out there, what people who are involved in the industry, for good or not so good, what they're involved in, and what kind of things are interesting them and what kind of technology is the latest and greatest that they see out there, and what kind of discussion groups do they have? the fbi wants to be part of that. >> host: are you welcomed here?

he lives in mesquite, nevada, 80 miles from las vegas. his brother telling reporters this morning that this comes as a complete shock. the gunman erupted at 10:08 p.m. las vegas time. the shooter opening fire an automatic weapon who his 32nd floor hotel room at the mandalay bay resort. he targeted the crowd across the street on the final night of a three-day country music festival. witnesses say the shooting continued for five to ten minutes before police burst into his hotel room. police say the shooter died by a self-inflicted gunshot wound. here's what it sounded like as it unfolded. we want to warn everyone, you may find this disturbing. [ gunshots ] >> here's the police response as heard on the lay vegas police scanner. >> coming from upstairs. mandalay bay. upstairs mandalay bae, hay, hal up, i see shots coming from the mandalay bay. multiple casualties. >> be advised, it is automatic fire. fully automatic fire from the elevated position. take cover. >> multiple gsws. medical tents. 4a. south off reno. >> clip after clip after clip.

of nevada spoke, they voted on this measure. >> reporter: but the president of every town says the nevadaovernor should negotiate a solution. >> if they need to get on the phone with the fbi and work it out, they should do that today. the governor and the attorney general are turning this into a political football. >> reporter: after the las vegas massacre, governor sandoval asked the attorney general to re-examine the question. the attorney general responded with an opinion last week saying the governor has the authority to work it out with the fbi setting the stage for this to be fought out in the courts. cbs news, washington. >>> coming up on cbs this morning, former news anchor gretchen carlson started a discussion on work place harassment when she sued fox news. why she believes the harvey weinstein scandal is a watershed moment. plus, the deadline is tomorrow for cities to pitch amazon to host its second headquarters. we'll show you the tactics some are using. that's the cbs morning news. i'm anne-marie greene. have a great day. we used to resort to some pretty creative hacks to tak

and swat in mesquite 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 in excess, how many was it y? 18 firearms, explosives, and several thousand rounds of ammo along with electronic devices we are evaluating its end. to reach the house in northern nevada and i will give you an update on the casualty numbers. we are currently standing at 520 74 individuals injured and individuals that have died or passed away, 59. this point,doing at we have several people calling above personal items located at the stadium. we are not done processing that scene. once we're done processing of the scene we will make arrangements for people who have attended the stadium that believe they have personal items to respond to the area and will help you retrieve your items. brings point i want to great forward from the county fire department. you an update on the family resource center. i appreciate for you to put this out, the people's families that ar

, nevada plate 19 d 40uring, nevada plate 19 d 401. >> we have responded to the scene, we are doing the best we can to provide safety for the survivors, right now, we believe it is alone wolf type actor. we have the place under control. >> we will do regular briefings, and advise you of the schedule as they come forward. thank you. >> recap for you, you were listening to sheriff lombardo. who briefed reporters, a lot of information coming out about what took place, and where the investigation is going forward from this point on. we want to start with what he was able to tell us, notably, that the number of fatalities, the number of injured. initially, two people dead, 24 injured. 100 plus more are injured. that is according to the sheriff of clarke county. what he was able to describe, is what began at 10:08, there was gunfire from the mantdalay bay hotel, in the direction of a concert on the vegas strip. they responded to the strip of where they believe the shooter was located. engaged the suppospect was kill. they are describing him as a local resident, to say that he was a local resi

it's right in the town of mesquite, nevada. it's a retirement community and they found a lot of weapons inside of his home. you can see local and federal agents raiding that home. 18 firearms in addition to those found here. they're also investigating his prior addresses his prior residences in reno, nevada and possibly even in idaho. there is such a connection here in las vegas of course with everyone here. but so many paem from the bay area are also here are for the jason aldean concert and the country music festival but around town it's been remarkable to see the outpouring of support. unfortunately we covered these types from san bernadino to orlando and we see the communities as well just like we see in las vegas right now responding and helping people in need. around town what you are looking at just long lines, the blood centers, people showed up at 9:00, 10:00, 11:00 a.m. this morning to donate blood, wait in line 3 to 40 hours we expect to see the line continue throughout the evening and into tonight. now also with me

standing by to hit the house in northern nevada. last briefing was unable to tell you what we retrieved from house in mesquite, retrieved how many firearms? 18 additional firearms. some explosives, several thousand rounds of ammo. along with electronic devices we're evaluating at this point. s.w.a.t. is about to breach the house in northern nevada and update on the casualty. 527 individuals injured and individuals that have died or passed away, 59. so what we're doing at this point, several people are calling about personal items located at the stadium. we're not done processing that scene yet. once we're done processing the scene, we'll make arrangements for people that attended the stadium that believe they have personal items there to respond to the area and we'll help you retrieve your items. at this point i want to bring greg castle forward from the county fire department. he will give you an update on the family resource center. prior to that, i think it's important for -- and i appreciate for you to put this out -- for the pe