stephen paddock is seen checking into his suite on the 32nd floor of the mandalay bay.t follows is a haunting collection of surveillance images capturing paddock getting on and off elevators, playing video poker, eating alone in the hotel sushi restaurant, interacting with hotel and casino staff, and transporting his arsenal of 23 guns and thousands of rounds of ammo in nearly two dozen suitcases and containers. the last we see of him is on the day of the shooting, gambling all night in a high-limit slot machine area before returning to his room at 7:37 in the morning. at quarter past noon he makes one more trip to the parking garage, returning in just a few minutes with two more suitcases. he gets off the elevator a few seconds before 12:30. a little more than nine hours later jason aldean would start playing. and 25 minutes after that the shooting would begin. nearly six months later we may know more about what stephen paddock was doing and when but still nothing about why. >> i think if we don't know by now i doubt that we ever will know. >> reporter: randy sutton wa

a final image shows paddock walking off an elevator sunday nearly ten hours before the massacre. what the footage doesn't explain is why he did it. joe fryer, nbc news. >>> in the wake of mass -- >>> tonight a driver is dead after breaching a main gate at an unauthorized area that erupted into flames. steve patterson has the latest. >> reporter: tonight new information on what led to a deadly vehicle crash inside travis air force base sending a ball of fire high above the compound. wednesday evening, investigators say a man was able to slam his car through the base's main gate. the vehicle then crashed, bursting into flames moments later, sending firefighters rushing to the scene. sources say multiple propane tanks were removed from the vehicle. the driver pronounced dead. officials say an investigation is being led by the fbi and may be looked into for any links to terrorism. a statement from the air force released earlier today said in part, "travis air force base first responders are working with federal and local law enforcement agencies to investigate a security incident tha

he turned out to be the las vegas gunman, stephen paddock.porter cristen drummond show us what the video reveals about the killers preparations before the massacre. video shows stephen paddock checking into the mandalay bay on monday, september 25 then eating sushi alone at a restaurant. time codes matching the preliminary report from the las vegas metro police department reveal he then drives his car to valet just before 5 in the evening. a bellman unloads four bags -- paddock rolls one suitcase and requests to use the service elevator, which is not uncommon according the hotel. he spends some time in the room then is seen leaving with two suitcases. he departs for mesquite. paddock then returns to the mandalay bay tuesday night with more luggage and later gambles. over and over again, the 32 clips and 15 pictures released by m-g-m show this similar pattern for a week of leaving for his home, returning to the hotel in the dark minivan with suticases and bellhops stacking the luggage on carts. his only interactions appear to be with hotel sta

monday, september 25th, stephen paddock is seen checking into n the mandalay bay. what follows is a haunting collection of images, capturing paddock getting on and off elevators, eating sushi in the hotel restaurant, interacting with staff, and transporting his arsenal of 23 guns and thousands of rounds of ammo in nearly two dozen suitcases and containers. the last day we see him is the day of the shooting gambling all night at a slot machine area before returning to his room at 7:37 in the morning. at quarter past noon he makes one more trip to the parking garage, returning in just a few minutes with two more suitcases. he gets off the elevator a few seconds before 12:30. a little more than nine hours later jason aldean would start playing and 25 minutes after that, the shooting would begin. nearly six months later we may know more about what stephen paddock was doing and when, but still nothing about why. >> i think if we don't know by now, i doubt that we ever will know. >> reporter: randy sutton was a lieutenant with the las vegas police department for nearly 2

we first see paddock checking in to the hotel.ew days he doesn't appear to be preparing for anything, much less a killing spree. he gambles on the casino floor. several different poker machines. he seems like a loner and not joined by anybody else at least on these videos. otherwise he is unmarkable. after the week he leaves the hotel several times apparently to go to his house. when he returns, he brings bags with him. 21 bags in total. carrying the bag guns he would use to kill people. bell hops assist him, escorting him to the elevator where he tipped them.. paddock often makes small talk with employees as he waits for the elevator to arrive. the very last time we see paddock on these videos is 12:30 on october 1st, bringing two more bags up to his room. less than 10 hours later, the massacre begins. a lot of questions about this. beginning with why now? and what does it mean?be catherine lombardo is representing the victims of las vegas and we have a former security guard and joins uss as well. catherine, first to you, you're

paddock casually chatting with a porter, handing him a tip. seven more bags on a cart heading upstairs. most nights he played high stakes video poker, sometimes working two machines at once. shaking hands with a casino employee. he was a regular. and they knew him there. on the video, he seems relaxed. an unassuming presence, moving among the hotel guests. politely making way for tourists toting inner tubes. on the day of the massacre, hauling one last load of luggage up the 32nd floor. ten hours later, he opened fire. [ gunshots ] days after that, we got a birds eye view of the aftermath. it doesn't look so much like there was a concert there, but that a tornado swept through there. those overturned lawn chairs, we've seen strollers there, we've seen walkers there. evidence of just the absolute chaos. what the video couldn't show is how paddock rigged his room. his own surveillance cameras under that plate, the barriers on the door, the hammer he used to shatter the window in his sniper's perch. and finally, his lifeless body among the bullet

stephen paddock parece un cliente cualquiera.ntes tamaÑos en las que guardaba su potente armamento, sin ddespertar la mÁs mÍnima sospecha. vilma: los videos de vigilancia obtenidos por the new york times, muestran la frialdad como stephen paddock logrÓ pasar y mezclarse como un huÉsped mÁs en el hotel mandalay de las vegas. se registrÓ en el mostrador para huÉspedes especiales o vip y pidiÓ una suite en el piso 32. horas mÁs tarde aparece en su camioneta y el botones del hotel le ayuda a entrar las primeras maletas y las sube a su habitaciÓn. permanece cuatro horas en el hotel y luego se va llevando consigo dos maletas pequeÑas. maneja hasta su vivienda a una hora del hotel y allÍ pasa la noche. al dÍa siguiente regresa al hotel. nuevamente usa el ascensor de servicio y le da la propina al botones. estuvo apostando en el casino ocho horas. el miÉrcoles pasÓ casi todo el dÍa en su suite. el jueves compra un rifle y regresa al hotel. otro botones de ayuda con las nuevas maletas que trae. para ese momento ya suman 15. luego registra

7 dÍas fue creando un arsenal en dos habitaciones del piso 32, desde el 25 de septiembre, stephen paddocks maleta desde su hogar hasta el hotel, los empleados le ayudaron a descargarlo y subirlo por elevadores lo llevaron a sus habitaciones donde el futuro tirador los agradece con una propina, la calma que muestra en la pl planeaciÓn del tiroteo es evidente mientras juega en el casino las noches previas a la matanza y saluda a otros jugadores quienes bien lo conocÍan, al final de la semana stephen paddock logrÓ introducir 21 maletas a su habitaciÓn con 23 armas y miles de municiones fue visto por Última vez en el elevador, donde en menos de diez minutos asesinÓ a 58 e hirio a mÁs de 700 antes de quitarse la vida. mientras en austin texas la policÍa sigue investigando las causas que llevaron a mark a sembrar la zona de bombas, el joven grabÓ una confesion en videos poco antes de morir con algunas claves, edgardo muÑoz tiene mÁs detalles. >> los agentes, siguieron sacando evidencia de la casa del atacante de mÚltiples paquetes bombas, donde anthony tenÍa una habitaciÓn bajo llave. >> hablÉ

that's not normal. >> reporter: paddock can be seen coming and going from the hotel.e to his room. sometimes by himself. other times with a bellhop through the service elevator. over seven days, he brought in 23 guns and at least 22 pieces of luggage. should have that set off any alarm bells or red flags? >> not really. i mean, you can see that he plotted this very well. the fact that he used different bell people every time he came in. it was somebody else on duty. so there wasn't one bell guy who said, you know, geez, why is this guy bringing in, you know, 4,000 pieces of luggage? >> reporter: the security video tracks right up to the day of the shooting. he gambled into the early morning hours. that night, he would carry out the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. he killed 58 people and wounded more than 500. in january, investigators released a preliminary report saying police and the fbi believed paddock acted alone. but now nearly six months later they still don't have a motive. >> most people want to know is why. >> that's the burning question. why would a gu

stephen paddock and the employee appeared to be having a casual conversation.addock reportedly brought in 21 bags over the course of a week to mandalay bay. soon after this episode was filmed, paddock opened fire on a crowd at a country music festival killing 58 people. >> the president's lawyer is resigning. that news breaking yesterday. john dowd saying that it is because the president won't take his advice. dowd doesn't want the president sitting down with robert mueller's team. but the president wants to do that. >> this is significant. we're ten months into the investigation. there's a lot of negotiations back and forth led by john dowd as to whether or not the president will sit down for an interview with mueller and his team. so now it's unclear what the next step will be because basically the point person, the lead negotiator and point of contact is no longer calling the shots. >> julie: joining me now, robert driscoll. thanks for talking to us. >> thanks for having me. >> julie: these two have left on good terms. dowd has said, i love the guy and i wis

first we're watching stephen paddock checking in, the video we've been calling for for months at the mandalay front desk. let's watch it. you can see him checking in. you guys have both watched it. what should we be looking for? >> what we're seeing is, he's a high roller. he's a heavy gambler. he's checking in at the v.i.p. desk, which is affording him -- he doesn't have to stand in line like other people, it's expedited process. they know him very well, he's just putting his name in there, getting all of the credit card stuff situated. and he's on his way. >> laura: let's move on to the next piece of video. this is with the bell boy, all of the luggage. big bag. and he's bending over to fix his pants. why is that in any way relevant? >> well, he takes the back entrance which the hotel claims is not uncommon. taking a service elevator. i've never brought bags into a hotel in vegas and gone through the service elevator. that's an advantage. pardon me while i look at the footage and i'm smaning, second long delay. his body language, hands in his pocket, legs are crossed, he's trying t

police say paddock is responsible for killing a total of 58 people at a concert nearby.ned fire from his hotel room on a crowd below and then took his own life. >>> developing news right now from sacramento. "black lives matter" protestors are demonstrating in downtown sacramento tonight after police shot and killed an unarmed black man over the weekend. these are live pictures from the golden one center. that's where the sacramento kings play and tonight, they have a game scheduled against the atlanta hawks set to begin just about 20 minutes from now. about an hour ago, hundreds of protestors walked onton i-5 to protest the -- onto i-5 to protest the shooting causing a major traffic backup. police also released body cam and helicopter footage from the shooting on sunday night. officers thought that 22-year- old stephon clark was breaking into cars and was armed with a gun. they told him to show his hands, and eventually fired 20 shots at him. it turns out that clark did not have a gun and was only carrying a cell phone. police say the officers feared for their lives but

silenciosamente, stephen paddock estaba armÁndose con un arsenal que comprÓ con su dinero, creando unmatar. se comprÓ cada arma, cada bala y cada alimento para matar a mÁs gente y pudo hacerlo porque no habÍa nada que se lo impidiera en su archivo criminal, mÉdico mental. la segunda enmienda se lo garantizÓ. nosotros no pensamos que alguien debe tener un arma que se usen guerra. no hay ninguna razÓn. aunque california tiene las leyes mÁs estrictas, los tiroteos como el de san bernardino dejaron muy en claro que hay grietas en el sistema por donde se filtran masacres. 14 personas fueron asesinadas, 22 heridas gravemente. se estiman 300 millones de armas en todo el paÍs, algunas dejaron huella irreversible. el fiscal de california ve con suma preocupaciÓn cómo los individuos se estÁn armando. >> no queremos que alguien tenga armas militares y decir que eso es algo que se puede usar de una manera justa y racional. dos que protegen las armas, asustan a los votantes y lo que perdemos es la oportunidad de tener buenas leyes. >> los silenciadores y los adaptadores que hacen armas de fuego mÁ

the seven—time motogp champion, who turned 39 last month, will now remain in the paddock until at leastear contract himself with honda, says he's now looking ahead to matters on the track. i was waiting a little bit to see how, the standard procedure, and then finally i saw that the bike was working well, i felt happy, then finally i saw that the bike was working well, ifelt happy, ifeel especially important. so yeah, happy and really thankful to work for them because this will be more helpful this season because everything is quiet and this season because everything is quietandi this season because everything is quiet and i could just concentrate on that. we all know that footballers love weird haircut, fans love to copy them, well how about getting a footballer‘s head cut into your haircut? one client in egypt has had muhamed saal‘s face cut into his hair. he helped eejit reached a world cup for the first time in 28 yea rs, world cup for the first time in 28 years, and if you've fancied one of these haircuts, just get over to the south of cairo. it apparently only ta kes a south of ca

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ammunition and two dozen suitcases and containers. >> stephen paddock is like the bogeyman.appeared out of nowhere with no particular motivation and at this point it's just a head scratcher. >> he was a lieutenant with the las vegas police department for nearly 24 years before retiring in 2010. according to him, if we don't know what motivated the attack by now, we never will. >>> another government shutdown was looming but congress passed a $1.3 trillion spending bill less than 24 hours before their deadline. it increases funding for military and domestic programs. it also provides $1.6 billion to build new border fencing know, not the wall. it doesn't include provisions to defund sanctuary cities or daca the program that protects illegal immigrants brought here as children. and there are no cuts to planned parenthood. >> this legislation that neither side sees as perfect but which contains a host of significant victories. >> overall we democrats are very happy with what we accomplished on a number of very important priorities to the middle class in america. >> the spending

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paddock t del plan serÁ contratar a más ayudante para ayudar a jÓvenes refugiados, asilados y reciÉns laborales y un consejero de familia para ayudar con los problemas de familia que vivan estos alumnos. >> las escuelas estÁn necesitando mucha ayuda. ramÓn: momento en que siguen una lÍnea antiinmigrante, nos decÍa. para jÓvenes que estudian en escuelas intermedias de la ciudad de auckland. a partir de 2018 el distrito recibirÁ $60,000 orante los prÓximos dos aÑos como parte de esta suspensiÓn estatal, autoridad revelaron la identidad del hombre que muriÓ atropellado por su propio camiÓn de basura. se bajó del camiÓn y por motivos que se desconocen fue impactado por el vehÍculo, propiedad de la empresa, el trÁgico o incidente siguen investigaciÓn pero no creen que la droga tenga que ver con lo ocurrido. la persona que perdiÓ la vida respondÍa al nombre de elida garcÍa, residente de santa clara, la policÍa trata de ubicar al conductor responsable que despuÉs de arrollar a la mujer se dio a la fuga. cinco personas resultaron heridas dentro de un autobÚs de pasajeros, despuÉs que una muj

nothing like what stephen paddock committed. you can see him going through the hotel, interacting with staff. it's a release of specific clips that they have chosen. we edited them together as well. we know there's other video not being released because it's part of the investigation. the video shows the killer bringing in 21 suitcased, getting help from hotel staff. he was known to stay in the cabanas by the pool. he reserved them for the better customers. the behavior is what you would expect from somebody that was known at this hotel. a gambler that had been there for some time. we know those bags are filled with guns and ammunition and he would commit the largest mass shooting in history. the video disturbing that shows him to be normal, at least the video given to us. of course, until this. 58 people killed that night at the same time, hundreds more injured. many families and people still recovering with the mental anguish from what happened in las vegas. mgm has replied with a statement to the media in part, it comes from

and we got a peek into the paddock to meet soun‘s cousin. this gentleman, i know him very well.ld! this is very much a family affair. that's the cup that we are looking for. this one here? can i touch it? anyone can touch it before, but i want to touch it after. afterwards, yes... this is fantastic. i'm getting a real insight behind—the—scenes with one of the most important men in racing. inside the jockeys‘ room, preparations are underway. down by the track, i can feel the sense of occasion here. here is where everybody gathers, rich, poor — everyone. whatever language or culture they're from, whichever ethnic group, this is the day, and this is the first race of the day. i wanted to get a feel for the passion for racing and gambling here, and so i approached a local punter. i'm from england, do you recommend any horce in any race? i think this one. number three, rogue runner, in this race. i'm gonna bet. number three. but i'm not sure. there is my horse, number three, rogue runner, and if i put 100 rupees on it, it says i'll get 600 rupees back. hey, can i have 100 on number t

from dearborn, michigan, he's a middle school science teacher, john paddock. applause] what's up, john? ♪ this guy will not leave. he's that guy that just won't leave the party. [laughter] he's taken all our money, and he won't go home. you have $30,000 is why. [cheers and applause]

and we got a peek into the paddock to meet his cousin.his is very much a family affair. that is the cup that we are looking for. this one here? can i touch it? anyone can touchit one here? can i touch it? anyone can touch it before, but i want to touch it after. afterwards... this is fantastic. i am getting a real insight, behind—the—scenes, with one of the most important men in racing. inside the jockeys' room, preparations are under way. down by the track, i can feel a sense of occasion here. here is where everybody gathers, rich, poor, everyone. whatever language or culture they are from, which ever cultural group. and this is the first race of the day. i wanted to get a feel for the passion for racing and gambling here. so i approach a local punter. do you recommend any losses? a pink is one. number three, rogue runner, recommend any losses? a pink is one. numberthree, rogue runner, in this race. number three. i am not sure. there is my horse garment number three, rogue runner, and if! there is my horse garment number three, rogue run

at all and he and his al goodman if up here do not be in awe of any and so i am here at the paddock i lead them and will quietly. out of the way. with so few opportunities it's no wonder girls from this village are still leaving for singapore. momo says despite what happened to her she doesn't try to stop them but out of the media who . called out what the mere thought of them a man will they meet one of. them you know we need. to me as a woman can you be a good hiding. and let. the wily. tintin is one domestic worker who didn't need help. she's the fifteen year old who accidentally fell from her employers apartment building she is still recovering from her injuries. she shows us the possible that she used to get a job in singapore almost all the information in it is false. at home she's known as ins in and she was born in two thousand and two not one thousand nine hundred ninety three she confirms what happened in singapore and me out. there in their faith. that i had that i sing a lot i mean. i want to. close down there and i think we're going to tell our. did you know that. she'd g

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he spent his nights playing high-stakes video poker. >> over a week paddock brought up at least 21 bagss hotel room. in some cases he relied on bellhops for help and stayed with his luggage. "the times" says hotel management described that as not unusual. >> disturbing to see the video since we all know what was in them, but if he brings them in at different times i could see why -- >> over a week. >> -- nobody's suspicion was raised. >> you see that video and you think maybe it might not happen. maybe it will be stopped. >>> police in tempe, arizona, released new video of a crash involving a self-driving uber suf soof and a pedestrian. this happened last sunday and was the first involving an autonomous vehicle. it's raising considers about the safety of the technology and how they're investigating it. kris van cleave with how they're trying to find out what caused the crash. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. a couple years ago when california blocked uber from testing its self-driving technology on state roads, arizona deliberately set up a regulation-light environment bringing

police say gunman stephen paddock used bump stocks in the las vegas shooting last fall that left 58 people dead, injuring more than 800. today's move by the trump administration certain to set off strong responses in the gun control debate. abc's mary bruce at the white house tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the trump administration is going it alone, taking their first step on gun control. the department of justice proposing to ban bump stocks. those devices that turn legal weapons into machine guns, like those used to kill 58 people in the las vegas massacre. president trump has made clear he wants them gone. >> don't worry about bump stocks. we're getting rid of it. i'll do that myself. >> reporter: but the move puts him at odds with the powerful nra. >> the nra doesn't back any ban. the nra has asked the atf to do its job and make sure that these classifications are consistent. >> reporter: on friday, the florida governor banned them anyway. breaking with the nra to sign stricter gun limits into law, even though bump stocks weren't used in the parkland school shooting. the governor thank

paddock chatting with the porter, handing him a tip.times working two machines at once, shaking hands with a casino employee. he was a regular and they knew him there. on the video, he seems relaxed. an unassuming presence moving among the hotel guests. politely, making way for tourists. on the day of the massacre hauling one last load of luggage up to the 32nd floor. 10 hours later he opened fire. days after that we got a bird's eye view of the aftermath. it doesn't look like there was a concert there, but that a tornado swept through there. those overturned lawn chairs, strollers, walkers there. evidence of just absolute chaos. >> reporter: what the video couldn't show was how he rigged his room. his own surveillance cameras under that plate, the hammer he used to shatter the window and finally, his lifeless body among the bullet casings. mgm tells us they show the extraordinary lengths he went to to hide the activity, bringing all the weapons in on five separate occasions, sometimes in the middle of the night, indicating there was vi

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the las vegas gunman's final days before his deadly rampage, 32 clips showing stephen paddock bringing bags into mandalay bay over the weekend. interacting with hotel staff, gambling and eating as a motive, 58 people dead, still unknown. some dramatic video showing the moment a semi truck crashes into a school bus. you can see the bus driver covering her face with her hand as the truck crosses the centerline landing on top of the bus in south carolina. children with special needs, no one on the bus amazingly was seriously injured. the truck driver charged for crossing the center line. the oval office is not everything the president dreamed it would be. the commander-in-chief cracking a joke at a forum for millennial plant in dc. >> what advice would you give the 25 year mac donald from knowing what you know today? >> don't run for president. all my life, we all every once in a while, i got the greatest publicity until i ran for office. >> first daughter ivanka and kellyanne conway speaking at that event. i am standing in the studio. 37 minutes after the top of the hour. leave everythin

it would be absurd if i would sell whites in this country i like stephen paddock, the what or like they're all like adam -- the man who killed 20 kids in the children in sandy hook. you cannot do that they constantly criminalize what we do. i think it's important to talk to them because otherwise the conversation is going to end. and maybe donald trump is watching maybe some of his followers are watching so again these are not normal times. i want to show you a video in which i put together some of the racist remarks made by president trump. i say that and i really can't believe it but here's a president making racist remarks and then we will talk. >> the rain drugs, their bringing crime, their rapist, donald j trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of muslims answering the united states. i think there's blame on both sides. look at both sides, i think there's blame on both sides. the grandmother and kendall is on record saying he was born in kenya. but we have a representative says he was a long time ago a they call her pocahontas. i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump

history, the motive of las vegas killer stephen paddock remains a mystery.ew surveillance video released by mandalay bay shows the gunmen in the days leading up to the massacre buying snacks, gambling alone and this. transporting an arsenal of weapons and ammunition into the hotel via a series of suitcases. the shooter killed 58 people, firing from his hotel room on an outdoor concert tober one of last year. two nights ago this program, stormy daniels lawyer made the case for the woman to be allowed to break her agreement. we will get the others' tied -- other side of the story. the panel returns my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipsta

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a first look at new surveillance video from the mandalay bay hotel show stephen paddock in the days befored. it shows the murder eating and gambling alone in september. the footage also sheds light on how he transported his deadly cargo by duping staff into carrying a stash of deadly weapons to his room. we have been following this. so many people have unanswered questions, very little known about this man, his background, about the motive, who he is, and who he associated with prior to this murder. >> greg: this is a testament to the near impossibility of preventing evil when it is married to a plan. when you look at this. i watched the whole thing. it was planned and part of the plan is to blend in, to be anonymous. when someone has a plan and you don't have a plan, that person always wins. it's like, i mean, 9/11 was orchestrated over time. that was a plan. someone is planning something right now. that's how smart evil works. evil planners learn from past evil plans. for example, what did you learn from vegas? you learned a lot from that guy. that death from above works. this is going t

it would be absurd if i would say all of the people, white people are like stephen paddock or adam lanzahe kid who killed 20 kids. you cannot do that. they constantly criminalize what we do. i want to talk to them because otherwise the conversation is going to end and maybe donald trump is watching and maybe some of his followers are watching. again these are not normal times for greater want to show you a picture which i put together. some other racist remarks made by president trump. here's a president making racist remarks and then we'll talk. ♪ >> they are bringing drugs. they are bringing crime. they are rapist. donald j. trump is calling for the total and complete shutdown of muslims entering the united states. i think there is blame on both sides. look at those sites. i think there is blame on both sides. the grandmother in kenya is on her saying he was born in kenya. we have a representative in congress who they say was here a long time ago. they call her pocahontas. i have a judge who is a hater of donald trump. gonzalo curiel. the judge who happens to be we believe mexican whic

they think of stephen paddock with his bump stop and adam with his ar-15.ize that the majority of gun deaths in america do come in hand guns and i think some people may not have known that. some people may have. i think the point is to show it's not just about these mass shoo shootings. it's about the little shootings that occur every single day. that's not something to scoff at. that's almost 100 people. what the point of showing the different kinds of gun violence, the chicago kids, sandy hook kids and even the parkland kids, gun violence takes on so many more forms than the highly broadcasted. >> rachel, where were you on this issue before february 14th? >> i definitely knew i wanted gun control. i was nowhere near as passionate as i am today. it's sad that it takes such a tra tragedy to bring us where we are now in terms of the discussion, the national dialogue. i'm dplad that we're all coming to our senses and realizing this is an issue we can't ignore and can't stand by an let innocent people be killed just because we're apathetic. >> jackson, what ab

i would say that all the white population is responsible for what stephen paddock did in las vegas, that's> sean: one statistic, illegal aliens accounted for 13% of all nonimmigration related federal sentences in 2016. now that is a significantly higher percentage than the 3.5% estimated population -- you just got done saying all immigrants don't commit crimes. i will agree withh you. but that is a much higher percentage than the rest of the population. >> i have different numbers. the migration policy institute, less than 3% of undocumented immigrants committed a felony. and that has to do with fake ids. this percentage is much lower than the rest of the u.s. population. basically my concern, sean, is that you are, and the president and his followers, are criminalizing an immigrant population who is note responsible for the economic problems we have -- >> sean: i'm not talking about the economic problems. you know something, jorge? are you saying that the people that i sat with, security people, law enforcement, border agents, i sat in a meeting and i put it up on the screen. >> criminal

that if you told this to stephen paddock that he wouldn't have opened fire? >> no.not what our proposal is. we treat firearm injury like a public health problem that it's become. one opportunity to do that is for doctor to talk to patients that are at risk for injuring themselves or others with guns and how to deal with it more safely. >> tucker: so you're not an expert on guns. would it be uncomfortable if i gave you medical advice? >> yeah, that would. >> tucker: me too. that's why i wouldn't do it. >> i'm not an expert on guns. i am a medical expert. part of what physicians do is to assess risk and help talk to their patients about mitigating those risks. >> tucker: assess risk. like when you send tens of millions of opioids no to appalachia. how about that risk? >> we do assess risk. it wasn't doctors that send tens of billions of doses of opioids to appalachia or other plays. >> tucker: yes, it was. >> we assess high blood pressure, smoking, risky sexual behavior that people puts at risk for infections. like when people are elderly and at risk for falls. we ask

history, the motive of las vegas killer stephen paddock remains a mystery.ew surveillance video released by mandalay bay shows the gunmen in the days leading up to the massacre buying snacks, gambling alone and this. transporting an arsenal of weapons and ammunition into the hotel via a series of suitcases. the shooter killed 58 people, firing from his hotel room on an outdoor concert tober one of last year. two nights ago this program, stormy daniels lawyer made the case for the woman to be allowed to break her agreement. we will get the others' tied -- other side of the story. the panel returns to debate a reported investigation of the attorney general. however frank and was involved. great, another dead end. sarge, i just got a tip that'll crack this case wide open! turns out the prints at the crime scene- awwwww...did mcgruffy wuffy get a tippy wippy? i'm serious! we gotta move fast before- who's a good boy? is him a good boy? erg...i'm just gonna go. oh, you wanna go outside? you gotta go tinky poo-poo? i already went, ok? in the bathroom! as long as pe

(pam) m-g-m resorts has released surveillance images of las vegas shooter stephen paddock.y show his movements at the property in the days and hours leading up to the deadly las vegas shooting. the video from the hotel's valet area, elevators, restaurants, gambling floors and hallways show he did nothing terribly remarkable. in a statement m-g-m resorts saying they " could not reasonably foresee that a long-time guest with no known history of threats or violence and behaving in a manner that appeared outwardly normal-- would carry out such an inexplicably evil, violent and deadly act." (steve) when students at marjory stoneman douglas high school return to class after spring break next week, they will only be allowed to carry clear backpacks. broward county, florida's school superintendent says the district will provide the bags free of charge. students and staff will also have to wear i-ds at all times. additionally, school officials are considering using metal detectors at entrances. the new policies follow a series of security breaches in the wake of the mass shooting th

people confidence in that system that we could reid out the next nikolas cruz or the next steven paddockond that looking at are we going to get resources to the schools so they can have, you know, more fortified facilities. have the protection they need there. had the alertness between the law enforcement and the schools themselves. what are we going to do with all of these different things surrounding the fbi and the state agencies and what goes on with those that have been detained for mental illness and their ability to purchase firearms? all of these things need to be addressed but i came away with those concrete or three concrete points, bump stocks, background checks and the buying age for individuals. i hope he sticks with that. >> i just keep going back -- there was that immigration meeting back in january, bipartisan meeting where president trump seemed to agree with the democrats and then also agreed with the republicans who were holding different points of view. nothing in the end really ended upcoming out of that meeting. i know you're passionate about this. you hope that som