psychopathic.m wondering what is psychopathology, and is it genetic? >> this is a great question. sigh cop athey, what we are talking about here, it's psychology's word for evil. it's less than a mental illness diagnose and more of a label for a person that takes pleasure in inflicting pain upon others, it's not a mentally healthy person that acts that way, but we have to be clear that there's a difference between clinical insanity and psycho insanity. it does not tend to be something that is very genetically inhair tauable. it's interesting the father was that way. it's also something that tends to show up early in life. usually when we have a 64-year-old psychopath, you can look back and see all kinds of psychopathic behaviors going back to childhood. we don't have that that we know of yet in this guy's case, and it would be unusual for somebody to start being a psychopath at age 64. possible. unlikely. >> fascinating insight there. brian russell, thank you for trying to piece all this together w

it is a psychopath. he is behaving like a psychopath. he is behaving like a psychopath.—yu and did the police try and stop the vote ? did the police try and stop the vote? -- where were you? at the school, things were not— the police didn't show up at the moment of tension because we heard stories so we kind of fortified the ballot room and everyone was prepared for them to storm in and there were moments of stress and people crying, of angen of stress and people crying, of anger, and impotence because hitting, hitting, attacking the population, and an armed population with a brutality we have seen so far, it is something on the scene in european, in the context, and even mrjeremy corbyn and theresa may yesterday was told to do something about it. that is not normal in the 21st century. in my opinion. what happens next? what happens next? according to our president, i think they will discuss what is happening next but what i would like is for catalonia to declare independence because for the most of us, if yesterday before what happened we didn't feel spanish, after what

paddock has no history of gun violence, but a former fbi profiler believes he was a psychopath who saw his life coming to an end, and committed suicide in the most sensational way possible. peggy fox reports he may have even used a real life playbook. >> it's a very cold, calculated crime. predatory. he's on a perch, 32 floors up, and shooting down at these people, just like a hunter does when they're up in a tree. >> reporter: mary ellen otoole says the las vegas shooting is very similar to the 1966 university of texas tower shooting, committed by 26-year- old charles whitman. >> he took a multiple weapons, and drug that trunk up an elevator and flights of stairs to the top of the texas tower. >> reporter: paddock put his weapons in suitcases, both carried them up to their sniper perches. >> initially people thought there were multiple shooters on the top of the tower that day, because the shots were coming from so many different locations. but it was only one shooter. >> do you think it's likely steven paddock researched the shooting in texas? >> i would suggest that he probably did.

because we also have to remember that apparently our shooter's father was a socialio path/psychopath. had a criminal background and criminal history. you take that and you understand that that type of person raised this shooter. and so how can it be anything else but that? and how can this person grow up and expect any sort of a normal life if he was raised by that type of a person. and that may be where this ends up going because, you know, as this goes on, we are at the precipice of possibility that there is any other explanation for this other than this person was just a psychopath with sociopathic tendencies. >> molly: it's inexcusable act. there is no rational reason to commit something as horrific as this. >> goes without saying, yes. >> molly: right. so, when you are looking for an answer where can you find the comfort on a day when so many in that community are seeking comfort? >> unfortunately, i think we are all just going to have to come to terms at some point in time that this was just a very bad person that decided to do something absolutely horrible that we aren't going

the reason is what we know about psychopaths. there's a genetic component in that.d differently than those who are not psychopaths in terms of reward and punishment systems. they tend to be rewarded in much different ways than a person who doesn't have those tendencies. and so, something that would be exciting to a person who doesn't have psychopathic tendencies, like eating a great feel, to someone who has psychopath iic tendencies, they can't get excited. they have to up the ante, often times. with punishment, the brain confuses punishment with reward. things that seem punitive to normal people, can be more problematic. so, this could be something that stephen may have partially inherited. and another important key characteristic of psychopaths, they tend to have low empathy. they look at other people as a means to an end. there isn't that value of human light. if he inherited that value for a reason, it could play a role in this. >> the complete disregard for human evidence here. it's like he was a sniper fantasy. si hiding behind the mirrored window in the hotel

is, if have to assume there is nothing else to contravene, this must the a psychopath.s is an individual with a disregard for life and has no remorse for doing it. jane: but even those closest to him, his girlfriend, marilou does nothe says she know what his motive was. she did not see anything coming. is there anything that she could tell detectives that would help them? >> this is often the case with high functioning psychopaths. they lead the lives in secrecy. they lead lives where they are undetected. remember -- there is a killer who for decorated dashboard decades operated. fordere is a killer who decades operated. as we look at this individual and see this blank wall and say, there's no information there from anyone, we have to look at, is it possible that this is one of those that is so flawed of they can do these things after many years of beguiling us? and i think he can. spot them.o we how do we detect the killer among us? >> that is a question that has been asked since the google times. whether you are looking at orial killers or rapists these mass shootings

was using weapons, which were probably illegal and it's very hard to see how you can control a psychopath i do, however, hope, and evan expresses it so well as he does on so many issues, that it reminds us we can't allow our nation to be dominated by a culture of hate, and unfortunately what's happening today is as a result really of social media, the providers of hate and purveyors of hate are given a disproportionate microphone to their size and number in my opinion >> i'd like to pick up on that thought, governor gregg, and turn to you, governor bayh, setting apart what happened in las vegas today, who knows what the motivations of this individual were. obviously, clearly, madness was at work here i'd like to hear you talk about the divisiveness that is so prevalent in our culture and country today. everything seems to fracture along partisan lines, opponents or adversaries are demonized, whether you're on the left or on the right. it's not just mr. trump's supporters who have been the victims of that. people said awfully nasty things about mr. obama, as well how do you diagnosis the d

a number of genetic abnormalities. >> defined psychopathic. >> psychopath, like this man -- >> his father. >> yes. i'm assuming, of course we don't have all the details but i don't think it takes a big leap to acknowledge he is a psychopath and son as well. these are people who have no remorse when they hurt people. they don't feel the kind of guilt anyone else would feel hurting people. typically you see they have emotional relationships very different and a chilling reality, they seem to experience no fear. they will do things ord snarery humans would never do. >> excellent explanation. >>> stand by. more breaking news we're following on the shooting massacre, including the search for the killer's motive. ♪ can i kick it? ♪ yes you can ♪ well i'm gone will people know it means they'll get the lowest price guaranteed on our rooms by booking direct on choicehotels.com? hey! badda book. badda boom! mr. badda book. badda boom! book now at choicehotels.com do you have the coverage you need? open enrollment ends december 7th. don't put it off 'til later. now's the time to get on a path that c

>> well, he was described as psychopathic, which is different. basically, it's a personality disorder where someone just lax empathy. they never feel guilt or remorse for anything they do, which makes it easy for them to commit crimes and become a criminal. it's my understanding the father tried to run down a cop, which is why he was on the ten most wanted list. >> i see. >> it does make me wonder. that happened in 1968. and offender, the shooter in las vegas was i think born in 1954-'55, what his home life was like. he is being raised by a criminal. we don't know all that much yet. in regards to the brother's contrary statements, chris, it's rare for families to come forward after something like this and say i knew something like this was going to happen. even if they did. >> boy, that's intelligent. let me get back to clint on that. what do you think? it sounds right to me. you don't want to incriminate yourself by saying i knew the guy was heading for trouble. >> well, you know, ted kaczynski's brother raised his hand and said i think there is

psychopath, malignant narcissist, i'm sure you have had panelists on the show looking to diagnose afterhe fact, but even that is not a perfect science. my inclination is that we'll find this is a deeply disturbed individual hiding it. i don't think his girlfriend knew much about his mindset. i think he was hiding from people that he snapped. >> martha: coming up, breaking news details about the gunman's girlfriend. >> i have not made a statement until now because i have been cooperating with the authorities. >> the authorities spent more than six hours grilling marylou. why didn't she expose him at the home they were in and his other homes. an expernt in extremism looks at this relationship from what we know so far and sheds light on it. also, more from president trump's huge day in las vegas, on the ground, bill bennett will join me and give us his take on how they are handling this tragedy for america. >> steve scalise, congressman reunites with three of his heros for an exclusive story. that is coming up. their thoughts on that day and if it's changed anything for these men when it c

just a psychopath. >> we give a lot of credit to those that are undeserving, can be political thing, a lot of people want to see the world burn, they see a group of people and kill them. >> this is premeditated -- i think electronics and internet searches, use cameras, someone had to train him to do this. heather: real estate speculation, an accountant, what was your initial instinct. police officer, sheriff, when you first heard about this did you think this could just be a random act of violence or was there something on the religion front or the political front? >> when i first heard it, i thought it was a psychopath mass murderer, sticking by that, most people have a digital footprint. i am sure he used the internet, and be able to determine what the motive is. >> back to the definition of domestic terrorism. we started with that but we can put it up for people as well, not just terrorizing people, that is where people who are not in law enforcement think this person had guns and was terrorizing, massacre 20,000 people, that alone is not domestic terrorism. it has to fit the defi

. >> i can't get into the mind of a psychopath. >>> he lived 60 -- and reportedly had been placing largeagers, but for whatever rover, sunday night broke out a window across the street, killing dozens and hundreds ended up being injured. i didn't know whether to run, to stay, to duck. its the worst mass shooting in u.s. history. >> it was an act of pure evil. >> this is a crazed lunatic full of hate. >> while police search pad dock's property in nevada, nbc news has learned that his father was a serial bank robber in the late '60s once on the fbi's most wanted list and diagnosed as a psychopath. his father's first arrest was in las vegas. mean time people were trying monday to get back to their rooms. >> i called my host, who basically wee hours of the morning and said give me a call when i could get my jackpot. >> how much was your jackpot? >> $15,000. >>> how easy do you think it will be? >> apparently i guess it's pretty easy. >> we have determined that there has been employees going to and fro from his and nothing nefarious was noticed. >> reporter: some hotel teams were meeting mond

when asked about a motive, police say they just couldn't get into the mind of a psychopath. [ bell ringing ] >>> on the south lawn of the white house, a bell rings for the victims of the las vegas shooting. president trump and the first lady observed a moment of silence, standing with them vice president pence, and his wife karen. the president ordered flags to be flown at half staff. and the president was briefed on the shooting shortly after dawn by his chief of staff john kelly. he addressed the nation later in the morning. he called the shooting an act of pure evil. >> hundreds of our fellow citizens are now mourning the sudden loss of a loved one. a parent, a child. a brother or sister. we cannot we cannot imagine their loss. the families of the victims, we're praying for you and we are here for you. >> president trump also praised first responders. he says their quick action prevented further loss of life. he is still scheduled to travel to puerto rico tomorrow the white house says the president will fly to las vegas on wednesday, to meet with shooting survivers and their families. >

>> no, ma'am, i can't get into the mind of a psychopath at this point. >> sheriff, on the investigation that's going on right now, at the site of the shooting, how extensive is it and what are you talking about as far as what will be shut down while the ballistics do their work? >> we have most of las vegas boulevard open. directly adjacent to the mandalay remains closed. we'll ensure we go out to the proper intersections to limit the hindrance of traffic, but we're looking at a minimum of 12 additional hours for documentation of the crime scene and the removal of the bodies. >> do you know about how long he was able to shoot for, and do you know if there was any return fire from officers on the ground in any way? >> new york i'm in the aware of any return fire, nor am i aware of the time line, but we did have swat officers discharge weapons at the room location. >> do you know if these were legally or illegally converted? >> f.b.i. and a.t.f. is helping us with that aspect. >> were the deaths all from the concert, or were there any in the hotel? >> i'm not sure. we had people deceased

if a psychopath commits suicide, it's rare because they tend to be terribly optimistic individuals. they suicide when their backs are against the wall and they have no other option and they're thinking when they suicide is you're not going to tell me when i can die. you're not going to control my life. i am the one who decides when i'm going to die and when i've seen psychopathic individuals who suicide, they do it on their own terms with their own weapons in their own very elaborate way. this is the most elaborate i've ever seen. >> there's late word tonight that officers found 1,600 rounds of ammunition and more explosives in the shooter's car and the sheriff says paddock actually planned to escape from that hotel room, but he wouldn't answer any questions about how. >>> we've got an update on the young woman you see behind me, kristin bolinger from hagerstown. she was hurt in the las vegas shooting, her life saved by two men who jumped on top of her to protect her and one of them did not survive. kristin's parents are in las vegas tonight, but here's the deal. they still can't se

horror at the hands of a psychopath, that's how bliss are describing 64-year-old paddock where he smashed through the window at the mandalay resort and unleashed bullets on the 32nd floor. >> this is a weapon and man of mass destruction. >> reporter: according to police he checked into the hotel september 28th. inside ten weapons at disposal, including long rifles. when officer broke through the door to endpag him during sunday 's mesa c 's massacre he shot himself. >> this was a loan wolf. >> reporter: this morning in florida his brother in utter disbelief. >> he bought the machine guns and did this. i i mean he's never even drawn his gun. it's just -- it makes no sense. >> reporter: gunfire first rang out at approximately 10:05 p.m. where jason aldean was playing. >> you saw a white romper and stained red and running with that girl. >> reporter: groups were behind fences and deadly fire kept coming. >> no matter where you went for cover, there were still coming. >> reporter: carried out in whe wheelbarrows. >> we need your truck. >> reporter: those unhurt helping anyway they could. >> r

was he a psychopath with political motivation? i know people have been looking to this specific case in thinking is it's similar in some ways to the steve scalise shooting in alexandria, virginia? >> brian: the guy that lived in a health club and his car? >> going after conservatives h specifically. the only connection to that, the only way to draw the parallel is because he went after country music setting. perhaps he was going after trump supporters. given we've seen this additional area, looking at possible dry runs, did he want to just find the most advantageous position for maximum carnage? the political motive is no longer there. you're just dealing withpo the mass murder psychopath. i don't think we're going to find a political motive. >> brian: a imagine what we would be saying if it was the september concert that was suffering this tragedy. it was a mostly rap concert. people would say "race has a lot to do with it." we look at this before we find out about the previous and would say, he does like republicans, because rep

in my opinion, he is a psychopath.what generated the murders and nothing else. >> the attorneys made their final appeal to the jurors. >> i'm going to ask every one of you individually to go back in that jury room and vote to recommend that gary hilton be put to it death. >> on behalf of mr. hilton, i'm asking all of you collectively and individually to recommend a life sentence in this case. >> the jurors then retired to deliberate nothing less than whether gary hilton should live or die. >>> coming up -- another haunting question -- were there more victims out in the forest? >> i personally believe there are. >>> and a legacy. >> she's really the hero. it was through her efforts that we were able to catch her killer. >> remembering meredith hope emerson. >>> and coming up monday on >>> the same jurors who found gary hilton guilty of murdering sheryl dunlap were now trying to decide if they should recommend hilton spend life in prison or be put to death by lethal injection. their life or death debate lasted an hour 20

to the police he is a lone wolf, a psychopath, to the president he is pure evil but when it comes toims, the only thing they want to know is why. laura bicker with the latest. we can talk more about those injured. 0ur correspondent dave lee is at one of the hospitals where those injured in the shooting are being treated. what are the hospital authorities saying? the authorities at this trauma centre, the biggest in the area, most of the seriously injured came here and they took in over 104 of those 500 or so injured last night. they say that 40 were sent away and have been treated, 20 are in critical condition, eight people we re in critical condition, eight people were sent straight to the operating table to be looked after. and in this centre, four people who came here last night died and that is pa rt here last night died and that is part of the 58 overall in various trauma centres around the city who died. 0verall trauma centres around the city who died. overall i think they are pleased with the first response they have had here and there ability to keep some of those people aliv

, to start off with, is it possible to legislate safety in america, or is it impossible to stop psychopathsrom carrying out their evil like we saw this past week? >> that's a hobson's choice, matt. i think we can make it harder. i don't think you can totally stop what happened as a madman. but what we can do is make it a lot harder for them to get access, people to get access to things that they really should have no business being in america or being legal. and the good news, if there is good news, out of this particular -- when you talk about bump stocks -- is republicans report they are going to co-sponsor actual legislation. i don't think that the nra should be concerned. it's republican strong, republican majority, and a president who's on their side that it's gonna take a slippery slope as they usually say. it's good to see the nra at least this time in this horrific tragedy say that that's something that they would be willing to go along with in terms of banning the sale of bump stocks. >> nia, rich, stopping psychopaths? >> it is no concession when you're thinking about bump stocks

the psychopath doesn't need a reason to do things. i have talked to them where they have told me the reason i did it because i could. and this may be simply what we're looking at, someone who just has total disdain for humanity. >> chilling. all right. matthew and joe, thanks so much. still ahead, listen to this -- >> maybe it's the calm before the storm. it could be the calm before the storm. >> what is the storm, mr. president? he warned of something surrounded by the country's top military leaders, but what does it mean? also a cnn exclusive, the special counsel's team, they interviewed the author of that very, very, very interesting russian dossier. i don't want to sound paranoid, but d'ya think our recent online sales success seems a little... strange? na. ever since we switched to fedex ground business has been great. they're affordable and fast... maybe "too affordable and fast." what if... "people" aren't buying these books online, but "they" are buying them to protect their secrets?!?! hi bill. if that is your real name. it's

, diagnosed as psychopathic and had suicidal tendencies.ther became so famous for committing crimes. and of course we have seen the same thing with the son, who ultimately took his own life and became very famous by killing people. so there is kind of a tragic way this thing kind of repeated itself. so what is different, though, about this particular man in this instance. we understand from his neighbours that he was very quiet, but he had a comfortable life and had been successful? in terms of what's different about this offender as opposed to other mass shooters who i have studied, one thing that stands out is that he is older than most of them. i don't put too much stock into what the neighbours say. i've seen a tremendous number of cases where the initial reports are that this was just a normal individual and we could never have seen this happen, and then we start to get more evidence in the coming days, which challenges that notion. what are the drivers for men, and it is usually men, admittedly, who act in this way? suicidal motives i

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 up two high-powered drop goals with scopes on tripods overlooking route 91 harvest country music festival below where he fired into a crowd of 20,000 concertgoers. haddock had at least 23 firearms in his hotel suite and 19 guns were later foundnd at his home, along with explosives and thousands of rounds of ammunitition. paddock hahad no criminal record and was able to purchase his arsenal legally. gun experts believe he m may hae used a trigger device -- available for purcrchase onlinie for as little as $40 -- that can turn a semi-automatic assault rifle into a fullyly automatic mach

he displayed more of a psychopath psychopathic tendencies than. anything that had to do with hearing to protect some particular cause now the f.b.i. is said they have and have not found any information so far that's that's important because they're still going through his electronics they're still going to be interviewing people they need to find out more about his background so they haven't really come to a final conclusion but what they've come across so far does not indicate or display any connection that there is any connection whatsoever and that's what we we still need to know about what was the radicalized in his own little way and decided to do this to go out with a bang. psychopaths as i understand it tend to be suicidal and he may have just wanted to go out in a display of fire like this i want to go back to something that you mentioned you said that if i had a devil if he were still alive that he would not be tried as a terrorist and of course that already they're not calling this terrorism because there isn't like you're saying a defia

father was a bank robber, who, while on the run from the authorities, was described by the fbi as a psychopathicidal tendencies. the president, on his way to puerto rico, and who will be visiting vegas tomorrow, had this to say about paddock. he was a sick man, a demented man. a lot of problems, i guess, and we are looking into him very, very seriously. but we are dealing with a very, very sick individual. but any review of gun law seems a long way down the line, if it will happen at all. meanwhile, more details are emerging about the massive arsenal that paddock had assembled. some came from this shop in utah. average, everyday joe blow. nothing stood out. it was just normal timing, for him to come in. he was talking about how he was new to the area, visiting all the firearms stores in the area, found something on our shelves that he really liked, and it took him a couple of different trips, you could say, before he ended up purchasing. and paddock came here, too, to buy a rifle and a shotgun. the owner of the shop said the background checks were fine. there were no red flags. an expert on th

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doesn't know the men and shots sheriff lombardo said on monday that he cannot get into the mind of a psychopath and the police to the knowledge least seems to have no clue why this happens this man apparently was relatively wealthy it was not only an accountant it was also from a businessman he liked to gamble here in las vegas had a lot of money apparently according to his brother who spoke to the media and why he snapped at some point why he did this we don't know u.w.s. cost him phenomenon there reporting from las vegas let's catch up now and some of the other stories making news around the world today myanmar has told the u.n. refugee agency that its top priority is to bring back rohinton muslims who have fled to neighboring bangladesh the two countries have agreed to set up a working group to repatriate more than half a million run in just as an army crackdown in northern rock teen state facebook says around ten million people in the u.s. could have been exposed to political ads from russia in the weeks leading up to last year's presidential election on monday the company turned over three

this told me that we may be looking at an individual who is a psychopath. if that's the case, history is recomplete with individuals who in fact go through life high functioning and something happens. they spent most of their life doing work and when war broke out, the psychopathic traits come out. >> from what you know about the gunman and what you know about something he could have pulled off by himself? >> we still need to see more of the evidence, but one thing i learn from viewing people like this, never under estimate the capacity to do so many things when we look at people like ted bundy and serial killers who were not shooters, but their facility to escape and get away and hide and conceal. it couldn't prize me that he worked alone. >> thanks so much. we are getting new ariel footage from the scene of the massacre. the images show the aftermath of the attack. vestages of the chaos that unfolded. as we look at the pictures, they are questioning whether the gunman carried out a dry run or considered attacking another concert before the attack on the c

to get in the mind of the psychopath is difficult. >> he had an automatic weapon. they are legal -- illegal everywhere. how did he get that weapon? how can a person get the weapon? >> people modify weapons or there are a lot of things that can be done. there is a black market for automatic weapons. i'm sure that will all come out as they go through the investigation. >> a lot of people are struggling to get inside the mind. should we read anything into it was the kind of music or perhaps even the gunman's hometown of mesquite which is about two hours north of las vegas. anything to be learned from any of these?>> until you know more about the guy we don't know. that could all just be where he snapped over a few days we don't know. >> the worst mass shooting in us history. the one before it was last year. and then before that 10 years and then five years. think back to columbine in 1999. 15 people died and that was unthinkable and then we have 600 people or 500 people injured. >> columbine was a game changer because at that time the scene had to be secured before me

this would be an individual was clearly a psychopath, deeply disturbed and i've seen some people tryause he did not have a clinical diagnosis we can't say things like he was a psychopath. i would disagree with that without being a psychiatrist. clearly he didn't care what he did and who he hurts. if you are politically motivated, you would leave behind not just clues but usually a manifesto. if that existed, we would have known. >> trish: we would have found that by now. how does the public deal at this? how will it be harder to profile people like this in the future? they are asking questions about how something like this could ever happen and certainly if you are a victim of this or you lost a loved one in this, you want answers. >> i completely hear where you are coming from. i get that the public, there's an outcry and conspiracies started to flow around because there are no answers. here's where i come out, buck and i have been able to put together mosaics and profiles based on terrorist you can put together an actual picture. my answer to the audience will be this really become

maybe this guy just got to bed dna from his dad, he is also a psychopath. he is very methodical. he looked unbalanced. at that seems right now, if you take out all of the other stuff that they ruled out, that seems like the only thing, as complex as this is, that you can really hang your hat on. >> well, just for clarification, they haven't really ruled out a lot of things. so they say that they haven't had the information or the evidence to lead them down this road, so when you say they are reeling things out, may be the phrasing is they just don't have enough evidence to take it in that direction right now, so when it comes to the girlfriend, they said the morning after the shooting that there is no evidence to suggest that she was a part of this. we don't think she's any longer a person of interest. and you are exactly right, they came back six hours later saying you know it, she is a person of interest, and yes, we are interviewing her, and we want to find out what she was doing in the philippines at this very time. and today, he even took a day step forward saying yeah, not

>> no, ma'am, i can't get into the mind of a psychopath at this point. >> sheriff, on the investigation that's going on right now, at the site of the shooting, how extensive is it and what are you talking about as far as what will be shut down while the ballistics do their work? >> we have most of las vegas boulevard open. directly adjacent to the mandalay remains closed. we'll ensure we go out to the proper intersections to limit the hindrance of traffic, but we're looking at a minimum of 12 additional hours for documentation of the crime scene and the removal of the bodies. >> do you know about how long he was able to shoot for, and do you know if there was any return fire from officers on the ground in any way? >> new york i'm in the aware of any return fire, nor am i aware of the time line, but we did have swat officers discharge weapons at the room location. >> do you know if these were legally or illegally converted? >> f.b.i. and a.t.f. is helping us with that aspect. >> were the deaths all from the concert, or wer >>> people laying everywhere. people were bleeding. one guy was h

it doesn't surprise me that he has a list because it's consistent with psychopathy, a psychopath. >>n las vegas who made it to the hotel room. listen to what they saw when they first entered the killer's room. >> so many guns, so many magazines, stacks and stacks of magazines everywhere, just in suitcases all neatly stacked. >> we were tripping over guns. tripping over long guns inside there were so many. >> that many? >> yes. >> all right. joe, your reaction, they described the scene looking like an armory. what does that tell us first of all, the amount of weapons that they saw and discovered in that hotel suite? >> well, it speaks to one, a lot of planning, a lot of organization. the being able to get all of this equipment on the quiet and actually overplanning. this may speak to a little bit of obsessive compulsiveness, this over-planification, but that doesn't take away from the more dangerous and underlying pathology which is, you know, what kind of individual this really was. >> you think they're going to get the clear motive any time soon or is this going to be an open myster

asked about a possible motive, the sheriff says at this point, he can't get into the mind of a psychopath. reporters caught up with paddock's brother in orlando, florida. eric paddock says his brother showed no signs of distress or mental illness, and that he didn't have any religious or political affiliation. >> there's not anything i say. how do you, i mean, my brother did this. this is like it was done you know, like he shot us. if he'd have killed my kids, i couldn't be more dumbfounded. >> eric paddock says he wants to know where his brother got the machine guns from. >>> until the pulse nightclub shooting last year, the nation's deadliest mass shooting was the virginia tech massacre. the shooter was a virginia tech student from fairfax county. he opened fire from a dorm, killing 32 people and then himself. peggy fox covered that shooting, the families, and the survivers. today, she talked to a mom of one of toes survivers. >> reporter: leslie, all of those emotions from those dark hours of waiting to hear if your son or daughter is alive, come rushing back for these parents when the

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clues about his motives, although his father, who was a bank robber, was described by the fbi as a psychopaths. what was found in this house was a large cache of weapons and ammunition. even more was found in the hotel room in las vegas from where he opened fire. it's reported that he had high velocity assault rifles similar to those used on the battlefield. detectives are combing through evidence to uncover the motive behind the shooting, and any other pertinent information that will help shed light on this horrible event. we have recovered 23 firearms at mandalay bay and i9 firearms at his home in mesquite. today, president trump had this to say about the gunman. he was a sick man, a demented man. a lot of problems, i guess. we're looking into him very seriously. but we are dealing with a very, very sick individual. as for any debate on gun controls now... we'll be talking about sen lessee 399” = who had to deal with the injured say the scale is something you would see in a war. there are still so many people fighting for their lives as i speak. 0ur correspondent dave lee is at the universi

. >> [inaudible question] >> no, ma'am, i cannot get into the mind of a psychopath at this point. >> the investigations going on right now at the site, how distinct is it? as far as the boulevard being shut down while they do their work out there? >> we have most of las vegas open, directly adjacent to the mandalay bay, still closed, we will ensure that we go out to the proper interceptions to limit traffic, but looking at 12 additional hours for documentation of the crime scene and removal of the bodies. >> do you know how long he was able to shoot for? was there any return fire from officers on the ground? >> i'm not aware of any return fire or the timeline. but we did have s.w.a.t. officers discharge weapons at the room location. >> [indistinct question] >> the fbi and the atf are helping us with that aspect. >> did the cops come from the hotel or were they in the concert? >> i'm not sure, because we have people that were deceased and injured outside the vicinity of the concert, it would be hard to make that determination at this point. we are going to have to talk to all those in

is one to post to it so he was diagnosed as psychopath and had suicidal tendencies however the shooter's brother eric parker says they didn't really know their father he says he had no idea that his brother was planning this attack. he would have his car. every time i mean he played high stakes video to be able to stay in the desert there's no no life you know. for me or my brother would have done. there's still. there's not. we discussed the events with brett kenyon who was working to the scene of the tragedy and who was personally affected by another notorious shooting rampage in the past one of my friends who is his program so there needs to be stricter laws you can go to gun shows here and buy guns without any id you can buy an unlimited ammunition so it's just insane for me to think that we don't have stricter laws and i know that there are people that are so pro the second amendment but the world is changing and we need to consider also changing these laws because how many more mass shootings do we need until we realize that these laws are outdated and we need to change them someth